Powerless women talk to women; powerless men talk to men.
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Law is powerless to impose them and powerless without them.
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But above all, we feel powerless — as powerless as people in 1918.
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Instead of being a voice for the powerless, all the powerless ones, it becomes another brutality.
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Zink's characters are essentially powerless—powerless against big labels, against environmental catastrophe, against the political-financial complex.
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I am powerless over who Alex is, just as I am powerless over Jon, Conor and Noah, too.
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Because this is my fear, being trapped and being powerless, just powerless to get out of that space.
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Widespread inequality has made so many Americans powerless that they rebuke America's historic role as a haven for the powerless.
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So whether or not you think the Fed was powerless to do more in 2009, it's definitely not powerless today.
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"This situation made many of us feel powerless, and they were trying to find power in a powerless situation," Ms. Krause said.
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As individuals, we too often feel powerless in the face of the corporate and political forces that drive our culture, but in this matter we are not powerless.
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Jeff Sessions will be Trump's attorney general — and Democrats are powerless to stop him Jeff Sessions will be Trump's attorney general — and Democrats are powerless to stop him Alabama Sen.
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When I feel powerless, I retreat, step back and acknowledgethat I feel powerless and remind myself there is a greater existence out theirthan the moment I am in right now.
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I feel so powerless to take that away from her.
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I am no longer a child, powerless without a voice.
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"But I also just felt really powerless," Murdock told Vox.
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And how powerless my father must have felt at times.
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We may be across the world, but we're not powerless.
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The view from a powerless home in Caguas, March 28.
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"The mother was powerless to stop the wedding," Fall said.
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Even if you're afraid, and especially if you feel powerless.
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Finally, I admitted that I was powerless over the disease.
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But the prime minister was powerless to sack his deputy.
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We are not powerless to change the course of history.
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Mr Xi has not exactly been powerless up till now.
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Women in all industries have been made to feel powerless.
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Ray is still powerless, still under the control of another.
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I realized when I was young I was very powerless.
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Instead, they'd be trapped and thus powerless to hurt her.
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So the ECB may well prove to be relatively powerless.
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"But I also just felt really powerless," she told Vox.
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Plus, men feared them because they were powerless to them.
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Governments are mostly powerless to direct such cultural change, however.
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That sheer sense of powerless has always stuck with me.
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Most humans are powerless to resist the urge to poop.
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"Voters feel powerless," says Frank van Dalen, a political consultant.
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After the DNA results came back, I just felt powerless.
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"I wanted them to feel hopeless and powerless," he said.
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Schulman says he felt "powerless" as the investigation was underway.
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It's the aftermath, too, that can leave the victim powerless.
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The poor and powerless, he knew, have perfectly fine voices.
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"I felt totally, totally powerless," Brown said in the video.
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Officials are powerless or not interested in stopping the violence.
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Helpless and powerless to move like a dragonfly in amber.
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Michael Caine has never felt more powerless in his life.
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Without our money and military supplies, Pakistan would be powerless.
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You may be out of power, but you aren't powerless.
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These requests are frequently denied, and the politicians appear powerless.
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The Fed is not powerless at the zero lower bound.
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And they won't feel powerless to do something about it.
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"They're feeling so utterly terrified and powerless," Dr. Borys said.
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The Little Comment is really the recourse of the powerless.
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The powerless are in no place to argue over problems.
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The powerless are in no place to argue over problems.
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Harvey abused his power over the powerless, exploiting this system.
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"So often people feel powerless in travel," Mr. Leff said.
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Qatar, despite abundant resources, has been powerless to stop it.
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And try as we might, we're powerless to stop it.
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"It's a very powerless feeling, as a doctor," she said.
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Bernie Sanders, who wants to give power to the powerless.
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In fact, it perversely concedes that they have become powerless.
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All too often we feel powerless, both politically and economically.
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That's the day when you realize how powerless you are.
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The rest of the church is powerless to stop him.
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But many say they are powerless to change his behavior.
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I wanted them to feel tiny and powerless and stupid.
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Which didn't exist before so people felt alone and powerless.
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Mr. Putin was powerless to protect his client in Damascus.
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"I thought I was strong, but felt powerless," she said.
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This is for the powerful who take advantage of the powerless.
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Feeling powerless to save my son was truly my darkest moment.
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I was furious like an adult and powerless like a child.
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We have a consumer that until recently may have felt powerless.
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These abusers make us feel powerless and overwhelmed by their empire.
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It's weird and sobering to be immobile and feel so powerless.
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Amma, despite all her wealth and popularity, still ultimately feels powerless.
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Science and progress are powerless to stop a talented rabble-rouser.
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Sometimes I feel powerless, like there is nothing I can do.
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I feel really powerless sometimes looking at this wash of discrimination.
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Graham insisted to police that he felt powerless to say no.
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It would be a purer but rather powerless sort of sovereignty.
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Hopefully this is just the beginning of Hudgens' Powerless musical career.
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I remember feeling small and hollow, a powerless husband and father.
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Like McCarthy, no one is too powerless to escape Trump's venom.
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Vester said she felt powerless to tell him not to come.
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Why does the government seem powerless to fix this broken system?
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So during entire Yemen & Khashoggi crisis, our embassy was virtually powerless.
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The librarians seemed powerless to stop the papers from falling apart.
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Yet, powerless as he was, he let Maman perform this desecration.
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Growth is sluggish, and central banks seem powerless to fix it.
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Inversely, to be unseen against one's will is to be powerless.
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But they were powerless to withstand the extraordinary swelling this week.
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That has to make a very powerful man feel somewhat powerless.
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He knew exactly what would happen next, and he felt powerless.
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Unlike Far Cry, I always felt powerless and scared playing Metro.
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Coming-togethers that galvanized people who otherwise felt alone and powerless.
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Months later, Mr. Qasim and his family feel alone and powerless.
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For the moment, though, it's us — ordinary citizens — who feel powerless.
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"I saw that we as Saudi women were powerless," she said.
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Often parents feel powerless to do anything about all of this.
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They were many who were caring and loving, but ultimately powerless.
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The vast majority of older women are socially and politically powerless.
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They [music consumers] weren't powerless — they just didn't give a shit.
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This is a disease that leaves you powerless, she told me.
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But even though sexualized images may be pervasive, parents aren't powerless.
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But that is not to say the center right is powerless.
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An adult standing on a nearby balcony seemed powerless to help.
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"They don't want to do it but are powerless!" he said.
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But by definition, ballot initiatives are a tool of the powerless.
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It's easy to feel powerless by the deluge of depressing headlines.
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Some came to feel neglected, disadvantaged, powerless or otherwise left behind.
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The local courts are powerless to address any of these wrongs.
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Still, Democrats are powerless to stop any nominees on their own.
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ANOTHER PROTESTER: You have power, but so many women are powerless.
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It means that when our mapping devices stumble, we're completely powerless.
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Why all of this is happening, again, I am powerless to explain.
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Finally, there's "Powerless," a fun idea -- courtesy of DC Comics -- indifferently produced.
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He believed he was watching his startup wither and he felt powerless.
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Their poor parents are powerless to stop the crying, yelling and screaming.
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"But I also just felt really powerless," she told Vox in March.
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Demonizing no one -- not the poor, the powerless, the immigrant, the other.
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"So I think she feels very powerless," the Stranger Things alum added.
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"Homeless people are the most innocent people, they are powerless," said Akdeniz.
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It's designed so that you, as an individual, feel powerless and small.
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Within months he was powerless and four years later beheaded by guillotine.
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Too often, the House of Commons has been left powerless by government.
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The left is so fractured and powerless that we HAVE to fight.
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The fractured and greedy public stock exchanges seem powerless to stop them.
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Why are we so powerless when it comes to forming false memories?
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"I feel powerless because I can't help or warn her," Tara says.
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My totally powerless circumstance made it easy for them to use me.
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Houellebecq is powerless as he witnesses the collapse of modern-day society.
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American politics, it turns out, can make even a president feel powerless.
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Why do we seem so powerless in tackling such a serious issue?
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She was powerless when gunfire silenced 14-year-old Alyssa on Feb.
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That is power I have even as I'm writing about feeling powerless.
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In fact, the cartel had been accused of being powerless, or dead.
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There's Powerless on NBC, which focuses on the plight of non-superheroes.
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It's a way to exert autonomy under circumstances that render me powerless.
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People are angry and felt powerless, and he made them feel powerful.
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Maybe, in the end, the system is the powerless person's best bet.
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Democrats are powerless to stop Trump's judicial nominees without help from Republicans.
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They feel powerless to keep their personal information private, and they are.
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Even so, Republicans were not powerless in the face of Democrats' obstruction.
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Demonizing no one — not the poor, the powerless, the immigrant, the other.
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Demonizing no one — not the poor, the powerless, the immigrant, the other.
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The days of making the powerless feel powerful suddenly seemed long ago.
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They were clearly powerless to stop this travesty against their own voters.
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And the thing that makes people feel powerless is debt, financial speaking.
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My son asks me to get him out and I'm powerless here.
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And who she is in Gilead: powerless, and soon to be voiceless.
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Whatever euphoria supposedly comes with ketosis was powerless against regular old despair.
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I admit that I am an addict and powerless over my addiction.
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Democrats, powerless to block the nominees, have been sidelined as angry bystanders.
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" For interviews with the artists, see "Kehinde Wiley on Painting the Powerless.
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When I think back to that, it was like she felt powerless.
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" He added: "This court is powerless to change that state of affairs.
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I wrote my first novel at a time when I felt powerless.
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News is the microphone for the forgotten, powerless voices of the world.
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During this experience, I found myself inspired and powerless with many issues.
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Being stuck in this routine makes me feel really anxious and powerless.
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The coronavirus is an opportunity to show it is not entirely powerless.
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It was a complicated situation in which she said she felt powerless.
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The irony is that the revolution she helped foment left her powerless.
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"But the Wuhan pneumonia makes me feel extremely powerless," he told Caixin.
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I was flooded with empathy yet felt powerless at the same time.
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"Powerless" enters a DC Comics realm where the heroes don't have superpowers.
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The generosity of the powerless appeals to some rebellious part of me.
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And there was my favorite right knee, naked, powerless in his hands.
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He supports the legislation, although it would render his job largely powerless.
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An abusive workplace can leave a person feeling powerless, hopeless, and trapped.
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And confused, powerless atrophy is what the outside world does in response.
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Until recently, cancellation flowed exclusively downward, from the powerful to the powerless.
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It is a moment that can leave parents feeling powerless and angry.
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Ultimately, she said, we're powerless over the majority of the promotion process.
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Officials are not powerless before the problems that stressful commutes can cause.
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They felt powerless, hemmed in by policies they had little hand in shaping.
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I've also wandered more than a few times when I've felt most powerless.
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The lure of occult power was not lost on girls who felt powerless.
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"This is probably the most powerless position you can be in," she says.
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Imagine if the newspaperman who saw it coming was powerless to stop it.
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Anything they felt like…And you were powerless to do anything about it.
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Her confidence in this unfamiliar space was a reminder that we weren't powerless.
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But Nigeria's government has so far proven largely powerless to recover the girls.
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Participants who had previously felt powerless signed up to volunteer for Planned Parenthood.
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On the other side is a small and relatively powerless group of activists.
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The EU howled but proved powerless; other governments chose to remain largely silent.
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Fortunately you're not powerless, and there are lots of ways to fight back.
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Domestic institutions are effectively powerless to stand up to the President, strategists say.
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Senate Democrats lashed out but seemed powerless to force Republicans to alter course.
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"Every one of us is poor and powerless," the High Sparrow tells Jaime.
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Often, she's first rendered powerless — literally in the case of de-powered superheroes.
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Girls facing tough situations can feel powerless, and it's easy to understand why.
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I think that's a lot to do with being young and feeling powerless.
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The elites believe they know better, but they feel powerless like the poor.
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These antibodies could even block strains that other, similar antibodies were powerless against.
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We all know the feeling, one that science has been powerless to explain.
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The pictures shout something -- and feeling powerless, some people will avert their eyes.
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But if this project has taught us anything, it's that we're not powerless.
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Eighteen months ago, the state seemed almost powerless to address the earthquake threat.
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We feel powerless to make you believe that our black lives should matter.
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Workers should not be powerless and praying that Bezos will feel magnanimous today.
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"The fear [of shooters] derives from a feeling of being powerless," Parker said.
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"Wishing you all the safety, asking you for forgiveness, because we were powerless."
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Now it was about making the powerless feel as resentful as he did.
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And in normal circumstances, airline pilots are powerless to eliminate air traffic delays.
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Senate Democrats would be powerless to filibuster the legislation under the parliamentary rules.
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In much of the country, if you are poor or powerless you cannot.
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Ultimately, though, these powerful works are created by people who feel largely powerless.
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But both groups felt powerless, and it was not difficult to see why.
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I joined hands with that timid stranger and reminded myself, she's powerless too.
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But CNN's Chris Cillizza says Senate Dems are powerless to stop Trump's pick.
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McConnell's Senate colleagues elected him minority leader in a blaze of powerless compromise.
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But the Salzburg Festival is not powerless when it comes to setting trends.
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Flint artists also are addressing the harm that comes when communities feel powerless.
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Whatever their circumstances, parents are not powerless and their voices must be heard.
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It's both beautiful and terrifying to see antibiotics be powerless against almighty evolution.
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It takes a culture that believes the powerless aren't exposing for the exposure.
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But most of the powerless, lacking backup equipment, could turn only to philosophy.
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I find this really appealing because we're all feeling so powerless right now.
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Small-business owners, fearing retribution, are often powerless in the face of harassment.
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Political parties aren't as powerful as they once were, but they're not powerless.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell would be powerless to stop a floor vote.
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I just felt so powerless, really nauseous and on edge the whole day.
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Under the separation of powers doctrine, they argue, courts are powerless to act.
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In light of all that, it is easy to feel defeated and powerless.
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Fair Game Individual investors can feel powerless when their stock investments go awry.
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The victims invariably are among the most voiceless, powerless people in the world.
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Okay, so business is big and bad and people are small and powerless.
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This makes depression fantastically useful to those who would rather you stayed powerless.
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Senior officials declared he was powerless and asked reporters why they quoted him.
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Asgard is rudderless and seemingly powerless without the real Odin on the throne.
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In this reckoning with the stars, I submitted to being powerless over alcohol.
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Individuals, Chomsky suggests, are fed the lie that they are powerless and alone.
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Tales of powerless, miserable, humiliated vice presidents of the United States are legion.
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And yeah, there's something powerful about feeling a little hopeless and a little powerless in your own life but then seeing this political figure who explains why you feel hopeless and powerless but is so powerful in his own right.
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Right now, the West is powerless to prevent these abhorrent Russian and Syrian tactics.
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"We are not powerless, and what we are doing is not wrong," she said.
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"I felt powerless when I bumped into people living on my street." he said.
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"Because when women show fear, I feel like that makes us powerless," she said.
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Once again, most of us outside the zone feel powerless but want to help.
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I was ashamed and confused and I thought I was strong but felt powerless.
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I don't want to live in fear, and I don't want to feel powerless.
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"We are so powerless, so helpless against these terrorists," Abdulmumin told CNN's Matt Rivers.
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Others describe what happened as a genocide, with a repressive government slaughtering powerless victims.
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Why HR is powerless to effectively handle sexual harassment claims Joker has toxic fans.
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Some students began to have questions about her but were powerless to do anything.
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"Powerful men taking sexual advantage over relatively powerless employees are wrong," he said plainly.
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Was it the piece of the mindflayer in her leg that rendered her powerless?
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Rebecca Solnit argues that silence is a state that is imposed upon the powerless.
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But I would leave feeling dirty and disgusted with myself and powerless — and dehumanized.
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"There's so many reasons why we could have felt powerless, hopeless, small," Pressley said.
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They are vulnerable and powerless so they are easy to be targeted and ignored.
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The power we see during natural disasters reminds us just how powerless we are.
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So tough, fearless, cussing Alyssa can pretend she's not actually a powerless child inside.
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She says he then allegedly sexually assaulted her as she was powerless to resist.
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" McCarthy concludes that for these reasons, "collectively, [The Handmaid's Tale] is powerless to scare.
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But the one thing we have to remember is prayer without action is powerless.
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From time to time a powerless European dignitary will proclaim such figures a disgrace.
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As a result, they swept the congressional races in 2006, rendering Bush virtually powerless.
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And thus he commences some Arctic drilling even President Obama is powerless to stop.
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She is separate, yes; she has succeeded; but she is powerless to console herself.
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Response: The thing about life is that we are powerless over everything: especially death.
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We try to ensure that the powerless are heard and the powerful are engaged.
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Republicans were powerless to stop a series of President Obama's judicial nominees after that.
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Day in and day out, we feel powerless to make our black lives matter.
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I knew I was powerless and at least I wouldn't have to do much.
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We are largely powerless to immediately and significantly change the wind, drought or climate.
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Ms. Lee, 50, also said she reminds her daughters that they are not powerless.
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States will be powerless from intervening to restructure how these companies manage employee benefits.
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They will be powerless to get a meaningful response out of their new boss.
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It relaxed her, made her feel less powerless in that otherwise disorienting, regimented environment.
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Even a successful hostile bid could leave PPG powerless to control the merged firm.
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"It is easy to feel powerless when the future seems so uncertain," they wrote.
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Displaying a very black sense of humor, Uber calls its powerless platform precariat "partners".
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Consider that the three individuals who struck this deal are powerless to enact it.
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But Hunding has also beaten her down, made her feel like a powerless nobody.
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When you feel powerless, traveling in a group gives you some sense of power.
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The famed painter Kehinde Wiley is known for painting glamorous portraits of the powerless.
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The result is that Saudi Arabia now finds itself powerless in supporting oil prices.
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Passers-by could only watch, frozen and powerless, their Monday suddenly fraught with worry.
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Chinese football fans often feel powerless to resist things foisted on them from above.
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Brazilians feel powerless and hopeless, because they can't see an end to their misery.
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Adolescents "vacillate a lot between feeling very powerful and feeling very powerless," he explained.
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The young woman was horrified but powerless to stop either the vomit or diarrhea.
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Sure, the vast majority of America that doesn't agree with Trump isn't completely powerless.
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Federer, vulnerable to Nadal in any conditions at Roland Garros, confessed to feeling powerless.
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But the powerful waited out the powerless, and the affair ended with minimal violence.
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Powerful in a powerless town, almost a blessing, almost the word of the Lord.
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However, "he needs to report for the voiceless and the powerless", Loa Htaw said.
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Many feel powerless and resent elites and journalists, whom they find arrogant and condescending.
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The two largest ethnic groups — the Oromos and Amharas — feel marginalized, underrepresented and powerless.
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But the report underscores how we're not powerless to avoid the worst-case scenario.
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They were powerless, unable to communicate with the Americans who stood in their home.
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Literacy imparts real power, and this is especially important for people who feel powerless.
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Because nothing really powers cultural progression more than stuff becoming trite, powerless, hack, limp.
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A powerless person's hate may not harm the powerful, but it is still hate.
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Theatre of the Absurd; art mashing antisocial commentary, alternative culture loss and powerless mythologies.
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You give up your gun, your badge, and you're rendered powerless in an instant.
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I stared in horror as the screen turned a blinding white, powerless to stop it.
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I just tell him he his powerless before me as I am the Dark Lord.
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Most parishioners felt poor and powerless, so they wanted to live vicariously through their pastor.
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"I was powerless to stop this," she said of Jon's behavior once she left town.
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I took it, feeling ashamed, powerless, and angry — what else was I supposed to do?
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Handmaid's predicts that scarcity will result in authoritarian crackdowns as the powerful subjugate the powerless.
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The sobering fact is that the Dems are pretty much powerless to stop Gorsuch's confirmation.
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If anything, I've learned we are powerless over our lovers and the people they become.
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Terminal is powerless: dark, hot and absolutely packed with stranded travelers and would-be travelers.
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You can do this by acknowledging that you are powerless to change someone else's behavior.
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If you are powerless, he understands, your story will always be told by somebody else.
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"I felt powerless," says Serignese, who adds that she was Constand's Jane Doe No. 10.
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Do people put up with injustice because they're lazy and ignorant, or because they're powerless?
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The murder has shaken up the community, and left many people feeling sad and powerless.
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Because we are not powerless no matter what they tell us #resist #protest#marchingshoes pic.twitter.
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There's nothing more dangerous than a powerful person who is imagining themselves as being powerless.
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The convention in itself is relatively powerless to defeat powerful, well-organized transnational crime syndicates.
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I don't think I've ever felt so powerless, and it makes me really, really sad.
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The European Commission is, in effect, powerless to combat systemic corruption in a member state.
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So, warlocks were powerless in the witch world, until it came time to end it.
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As Detective Richard says, the murders are displays of power from someone who feels powerless.
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Sadly, Leafy was powerless against the paper and timber industry giants and he lost everything.
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Rebels have surrendered villages, towns and cities in swift succession, powerless to stop the onslaught.
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Gawker was either powerless, or it was a veritable Godzilla out to raze Silicon Valley.
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Terminal is powerless: dark, hot and absolutely packed with stranded travelers and would-be travelers.
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Other countries have watched this pattern with envy, but have felt powerless to stop it.
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After losing the White House last year, the Democratic Party found itself powerless in Washington.
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Likewise the people are powerless if the laws are not enacted via representatives of Congress.
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Conservatives have, of course, long played at being powerless while walking the path to power.
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You feel almost powerless to have prevented it in some way and feel somewhat responsible.
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As Toni watched on in the final games, Nadal seemed powerless to stem the tide.
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In general, they tend to be believed by people who feel powerless and resent it.
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That's because the GOP ship was already sinking and powerless to do anything about it.
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Democrats are largely powerless to stop Trump's court picks from being confirmed without GOP defections.
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"Consumers are often powerless when tech giants breach data protection rules," said BEUC's Christoph Schmon.
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She sits on the floor seeming powerless, until Fitz and Abby walk into the room.
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However, Home Office charter policy allows them to foreclose this option; judicial review was powerless.
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Not being honest with myself or standing up for myself made me feel so powerless.
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I really wanted to do my own project because you're very powerless as an actor.
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It was satisfying to be a part of the tongue-lashing, but Congress seemed powerless.
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"Sometimes people can feel powerless, but they still have the power to laugh," he said.
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But these well-intentioned efforts often leave parents of color feeling scrutinized, judged and powerless.
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But only the "impotent poor" — those truly powerless to support themselves — were to receive aid.
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Or to pray and say you're powerless to act because the gas company owns you.
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We are doing what these companies want us to do by telling people they're powerless.
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He is against the Nazis, yet feels powerless to do anything much to counter them.
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Then I detailed those events, and explained how they made me feel powerless and traumatized.
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While you may not have much power to effect change, that doesn't mean you're powerless.
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They will be as powerless as spitting babies next to whoever controls a consolidated internet.
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"They leave us with nothing, and we are powerless to stop them," Ms. Mbaye said.
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Oshima undoubtedly has hidden depths, but as an interviewer Merchant is powerless to reveal them.
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"In the end we might be powerless, but we are still trying our best." video
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I asked Tyson if astronomers are powerless in protecting their view on the night sky.
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Throughout my life, I've seen how powerless parents are in matters regarding their own children.
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No one is saying that the president is powerless to protect the nation from attack.
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Maybe creativity works in a way that relies on being powerless rather than being powerful.
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When I feel powerless, I always try to occupy my time and improve myself productively.
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But as avian research-and-advocacy organizations have pointed out, we are not entirely powerless.
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We felt powerless because we were outnumbered, and the people running the school didn't care.
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Despite being skinny, I've harbored shame and embarrassment about my body, feeling weak and powerless.
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ICANN originally stated that the organization was powerless to intercede in the sale of the .
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It suggests that workers are resigned to this treatment, or feel powerless to stop it.
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The President is also all but powerless in another legal drama that has huge implications.
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But the snow was a reminder that not being in charge also means being powerless.
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Mass shootings, combined with our toxic political climate on guns, leave many advocates feeling powerless.
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Stress can leave you feeling powerless, overwhelmed and can even put your health at risk.
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I ignore it as much as I can, because I don't want to feel powerless.
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It's something ordinary people can do, even if they think they're powerless to do anything.
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Yet outside, an entire army lay permanently powerless to change its fortunes on the battlefield.
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The recipient of the call claims to be powerless in alleviating him from soundcheck duties.
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I'm powerless to do a damned thing about it, powerless to save any of them from Boone County, powerless to yank them all out of the house where my great-grandmother died, the house where my uncle was born, the house my grammy left to find something else for herself that ended up being my pawpaw, the house my parents dream of selling so they can move south to better weather and flatter land.
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Dehorty says that depression and anxiety are what cause us to feel powerless and even meaningless.
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But the powerful surveilling the powerless, and I'm specifically talking about race here, is nothing new.
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They sang in honor of Hudgens' new show Powerless, which premieres Thursday, February 2 on NBC.
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Likewise, humans are more likely to hurt themselves when they're unemployed or feeling depressed or powerless.
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After the 20183/11 attacks, Americans who felt scared and powerless naturally turned to empowerment fantasies.
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You feel powerless to fix it, so you turn up your headphones and focus your mind.
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Millions of Nigerians are hooked on the painkiller, and the government is powerless to stop it.
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Social media has shortened the distance between the powerless and powerful, between the notable and unknown.
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In his films and television shows, the powerless make just as many mistakes as the powerful.
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Regardless, just because the causes of the trends are unknown doesn't mean we're powerless to help.
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Furthermore, Park is essentially powerless to ignore their objections given her current fragile standing, he added.
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Tens of thousands have been replaced, but many are powerless in the face of young protesters.
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I've talked to many of my peers who say that they feel powerless this election season.
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First, liberals must fight alongside and for the powerless, the underdogs of both society and economics.
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Despite being one of the most experienced killer whale trainers in the corporation, I was powerless.
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The car would hurtle down the road, toddler Line powerless in the back, until it crashed.
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They ultimately show how powerless detainees are once they are swept into the Chinese legal system.
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But most of the time, it is powerless to resist the long arm of the law.
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"I felt powerless to be unable to get my family, unable to do anything," he said.
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It only took Powerless, NBC's new comedy about the DC universe, three episodes to realize that.
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There's a powerless feeling that you get when someone you love seems to want to die.
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The Washington insiders impose their will on the people and they feel powerless to stop it.
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They feel tarnished in terms of their maleness -- powerless, out of control and low in confidence.
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Black women are told they are impotent and powerless, but are expected to have supernatural resilience.
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"This should be a real moment of celebration for any actor who feels powerless," she said.
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"Relatively defenseless and powerless, they benefit from few protective programs," the task force reported in 553.
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The domination agreement means the acquirer gets to do what it wants with the powerless company.
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It meant being powerless, utterly dependent on the mercy of strangers, and he hated that, too.
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If Republicans stay united, Democrats could be powerless to stop them from rolling the rules back.
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The clue "Powerless group?" is meant to convey that the AMISH do not use electrical power.
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We feel powerless to keep you from killing black people in front of their loved ones.
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It's hard to embrace Katie as a heroine for the powerless when she's so self-absorbed.
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Many of Tropodo's residents say they detest the plastic burning but are powerless to stop it.
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I think of the powerless who crossed a bridge in Selma and discovered they had power.
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This sense of captivity puts the victim in a relatively powerless position, both physically and mentally.
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The execution shows how powerless the Afghan government is, whilst significantly increasing the vulnerability of women.
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The powerless shamble and groan, and a thick flood of chunky nonsense gushes out their mouths.
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The internet sunk its unforgiving claws into Oberst and he was powerless in its iron grip.
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Kerber spread her arms wide to demonstrate how powerless she felt after aces zipped past her.
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The average person is powerless and depends for survival on the good will of the gods.
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Flagging this dynamic can render the trend-boy— whatever the hot priest's Church might be—powerless.
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This does not mean that campuses are powerless in the face of disruptive or hateful speech.
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The United States was largely on the sidelines, powerless and unrepresented in the League of Nations.
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Moderate Democrats, particularly in Washington, have sought to cast progressives as a noisy but powerless force.
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Depictions of ordinary, small, powerless American life have proven an immensely useful political tool at times.
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"I think it was different this year because Trump won and people felt powerless," she said.
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He just lost his nerve, as he consistently does when confronting people who aren't powerless 3.
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Shifting their mindset will protect your children from feeling powerless in the face of the coronavirus.
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He said it would "pretty strange" if the court were powerless to stop Assange being extradited.
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ICANN previously said that the organization was "powerless" to do anything about the sale of the .
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The opposition wants to keep the government in place for now, but make sure it's powerless.
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The opposition wants to keep the government in place for now, but make sure it's powerless.
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But it was so hard to watch somebody do that to your client and be powerless.
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Why have India's impoverished and powerless minorities become the subjects of virtual and real-life rage?
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A one-term president can be unhinged or liberated or both, but is certainly not powerless.
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"Salem 1692 = absence of evidence+powerless, innocent victims were hanged or pressed to death," Driscoll wrote.
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The most powerless of economic players, low-wage workers, kept pressing for a $15 minimum wage.
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Every news notification on my phone is a reminder of something over which I am powerless.
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After all, as the Warrior of Light, you were once like them—unknown, powerless, and invisible.
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"I am powerless, and I am very angry, so I put that all onto the screen."
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Trump's worldview is outside this framework: The strong dominating the weak, the powerful conquering the powerless.
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Parliament is powerless, and although there are elements of a free press, journalists are regularly harassed.
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Some of them feel so powerless in part because they were once victims of abuse themselves.
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And that actually is the same thing, that many of the winners in America get that kind of relationship where they're happy to throw down scraps to the powerless, but they don't want to live in a world in which they're not powerless anymore. Right. Absolutely.
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Among all but a few holdouts it put to rest the notion that monetary policy was powerless.
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"Many employees felt extremely stressed, powerless, and avoided Wiggington and [REDACTED] at any cost," the report said.
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He is embarrassed by his tears, but powerless to stop them as he processes his newfound freedom.
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IN BYGONE ERAS, a powerless American woman wronged by a powerful man had little prospect of redress.
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It's what we do when we feel we've lost control or are powerless to do anything more.
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Trust is particularly agonizing because it depicts a woman completely in the right, and also completely powerless.
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Sessions, however, portrayed himself to the senators as powerless to give out the money in the meantime.
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"I said 'no' and he pushed me face down and was powerless under his weight," she wrote.
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As the number of victims in a tragedy grow, we feel more and more powerless to help.
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Powerless, starved of information and locked in its deadly white grasp, they become increasingly overwrought and unhinged.
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Once you've crossed that line, this is where you have to admit you're powerless over this part.
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He's no longer a powerless figure, consigned to tapping the cartels' phones and staying out of trouble.
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And replacing America's powerful elected president with a powerless hereditary monarchy would improve the American political system.
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Soon after the babies were born, Cook was powerless to stop nurses from whisking the infants away.
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British prime minister Theresa May called it an "international cyberattack," one the government seemed powerless to stop.
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And, ultimately, boosting the victim—correcting the wrong, empowering the powerless—leads to long-term mutual happiness.
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In a society where men hold all the power, they seem to believe that they are powerless.
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But just as the system works to scam the powerless, so too can the system be scammed.
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Although we can see and hear what's really going on today, we feel powerless to prevent it.
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The teens are just powerless, frustrated kids, poking around a convenience store, acting bigger than they feel.
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Serena accosts them in the hallway, yelling for Fred, who is just as powerless as she is.
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The orphan has no understanding of women, and so he is powerless to resist Rachel's searching face.
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Only now that Winnie Madikizela-Mandela is physically powerless is she fully permitted to rest in power.
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Medvedev also said in a Facebook post that the sanctions showed the Trump administration was utterly powerless.
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We feel powerless to keep you from shooting hate inside our muscles with well-choreographed white rage.
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They, after all, have come to see themselves as perpetual victims, powerless no matter who is president.
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They include P.O.W.s, people with disabilities, those he deems physically unattractive and those he considers politically powerless.
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But we aren't powerless to stop those extreme wildfires that break historical norms and devastate the West.
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" She talked of having to watch his deterioration, "I've learned how powerless we are with this disease.
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"For all intents and purposes, a staffer in the Capitol is powerless and gagged," Speier said Wednesday.
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But it finds itself in a peculiar predicament: Although its numbers are strong, it is virtually powerless.
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Currently employers are powerless when up to 10 percent of their staff routinely does not show up.
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Which can feel so discouraging, so insurmountable because it makes you feel like a lonely powerless weirdo.
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Part of the explanation is that many evangelicals feel increasingly powerless, beaten down, aggrieved and under attack.
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He seemed powerless to control infighting at Salomon, which led to the departure of talented senior executives.
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The longer companies wait to disclose—Uber, we're looking at you—the more powerless we're left feeling.
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It's revealing the deeper problem that you have a majority in this country that is fundamentally powerless.
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But many landowners, receiving no help from the authorities, have felt powerless to do much about it.
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Accusations of sexism and racism are, for him, tools used by the powerful to silence the powerless.
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" The other side, which feels powerless, says, "We're going to come into the streets and stop it.
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The government has been left powerless in dealing with product recalls, potentially putting customers in dangerous situations.
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It can make you feel small and powerless; it can make the system feel fixed and unrelenting.
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If you're feeling powerless these days and have the means, look up your local mutual-aid network.
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The same is true of children, who are politically powerless yet universally counted for redistricting and apportionment.
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But it turns out that without an obvious social hierarchy we all get to feel equally powerless.
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And yet they still felt as powerless as people at the other end of the economic spectrum.
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In fact, there are no mentions of women except for scarce references to the boy's powerless mother.
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Those targeted will always tend to be the most powerless, or the most troublesome to the authorities.
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Director Todd Philipps frames Arthur as a symbol for the downtrodden, disenfranchised, and powerless people of Gotham.
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"Giving everyone a voice empowers the powerless and pushes society to be better over time," he said.
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This will only leave you feeling dissatisfied, frustrated and powerless because you can't do anything about it.
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Immigrant gangs have secured these zones, and the government of Sweden has been powerless to stop it.
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While everybody in Mark Schultz's "Evocation to Visible Appearance" is despondent, the two female characters feel powerless.
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The "Modi consensus" has ensured that India's Muslims are not only politically powerless but also politically invisible.
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"Like every other racist idea, the powerless defense underestimates black people and overestimates white people," Kendi says.
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While Mr. Maduro ordered the court to reverse much of the ruling, the lawmakers remain essentially powerless.
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But the lawmakers, whose decisions have repeatedly been overturned by judges, remain powerless, according to legal experts.
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In October, Mr. Johnson's party had no majority and was essentially powerless to pass any contentious legislation.
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Further, citizens, businesses, and investors often feel powerless and unable to affect the consequences of climate change.
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Credibility is in the eye of the beholder, and it usually favors the powerful, not the powerless.
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My bronchitis was on the verge of turning into pneumonia, but I was powerless to stop playing.
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She felt nauseous and powerless upon hearing about Flake's supportive Kavanaugh position, and grew angry, she said.
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But he was powerless to support many projects he considered worthy and became disillusioned with the work.
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"That can make you feel so powerless, and like you&aposre wasting your life away," said Vanderkam.
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"I feel so powerless," Ms. Hierrezuelo said in a telephone interview over the weekend, breaking into sobs.
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I felt powerless, like my body was betraying me and I could do nothing to stop it.
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President Trump can shout "fake news" all he wants, but he is powerless to stop the stories.
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Although you might feel powerless if you've been threatened or abused online, you can manage the trauma.
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His lust for blocks is a raging storm in his body, one he is powerless to deny.
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"I said no and he pushed me face down and [I] was powerless under his weight," she alleged.
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Gun nuts seize unknown federal "building" in little known area of US. Local-yokel officials purplexed and powerless.
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With Republicans in control of both chambers of Congress, Democrats are powerless to do anything on their own.
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It's a way for people to have one-up on the rest of society when they feel powerless.
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For example, we subscribe to a deeply engrained and fatalistic notion that we are powerless against Mother Nature.
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Now, as the Fed starts to slowly increase rates, many emerging markets feel powerless to prevent capital flight.
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In the end, Powerless is a decent show so long as you don't think too hard about it.
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Curtis had believed there were other victims, but she also believed that she was powerless to stop Savino.
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And when it comes to people who reside in the country illegally, courts typically are powerless to intervene.
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But of course, these fans are largely speculating, and imagining an imprisoned, powerless Spears fighting to get out.
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"After each incident, I spent sleepless nights wondering what I should do next," Carlson said of feeling powerless.
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If you're watching network television, you'll likely come across DC Comics series like Supergirl and the new Powerless.
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She'd beg him to stop but he told her that nothing could ever stop him: She was powerless.
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Vanessa Hudgens' upcoming NBC show may be called Powerless, but her style game is nothing but powerfully inspirational.
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This would leave the FCC powerless to prohibit fraudulent billing, price gouging and practices that violate consumers' privacy.
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It will stay like that for at least 20 years, circling around the dwarf planet, silent and powerless.
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Evil Corporation, the show's first-season villain, is reeling and the government seems almost powerless to fix things.
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Nowhere else can the powerless push up against the powerful, fact-checking and myth-busting in real time.
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"The more excellent way is love," insists a woman whose death Vollie witnesses but feels powerless to prevent.
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Back in 2014, they were dealing with personal traumas and mental health struggles that left them feeling powerless.
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Felix. He's got a field and he's got a budding empire — and he's also got a powerless opponent.
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The We Are Still In coalition may not have broad legal powers, but that doesn't mean it's powerless.
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Being six hours away from the US, I felt especially powerless and disconnected from what was going on.
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Some East Ramapo families, saying they&aposre exasperated and feel powerless, have moved or plan to do so.
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Jones said she refused to remain powerless and took action to get the meme removed from the Internet.
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Democrats are now virtually powerless to push any kind of agenda in a Capitol dominated by the GOP.
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In this case, on the part of what Guy Standing calls the "new precariat": the powerless and marginalized.
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The Powerless star appeared on Late Night with James Corden last night and shared a particularly embarrassing anecdote.
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Misty is almost always the smartest person in the room, but she's rendered powerless by a corrupt system.
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Fernandez was powerless to stop Suarez's opener, however, the Uruguayan tapping the ball home at the far post.
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And the reach of technology means it can feel unrelenting leaving the victim feeling attacked, powerless and isolated.
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The idea that some would take advantage of victims so vulnerable and powerless is appalling just to consider.
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The bartender was powerless to the downfalls of gravity, and could only stand and watch his tower tumble.
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Or Powerless, where the side characters enjoy witty repartee, but Hudgens fails to successfully land her one liners.
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It is time for politics to help the economy, the largely powerless finance minister, Nelson Barbosa, pleaded forlornly.
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Despite feeling "powerless and scared," Delevingne said she decided to go and act as if nothing was wrong.
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With Democrats in control of the lower chamber, Republicans are powerless to block the disapproval resolution, which Rep.
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Either I would risk escalation by talking back, or else render myself powerless by saying nothing at all.
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And for that to happen, we need a guarantee of safety from international actors to render Haftar powerless.
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Democrats are effectively powerless to prevent Trump from confirming another selection to the high court on their own.
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From health care to immigration to voting rights, Kavanaugh has tended to favor the powerful over the powerless.
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With the president able to veto their legislative efforts, Republican lawmakers are powerless to stop the rules, Rep.
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Even after the class, it seemed, many felt powerless to have an impact on laws or police practices.
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Behind each quack theory she finds groups of people who feel powerless or alienated in some significant way.
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They are nearly powerless to protect themselves if their parents or others try to force them into marriage.
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Mr. Böhmermann got what he wanted; the clown has shown the powerful just how powerless they can be.
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Nadal was powerless to stop Djokovic as he watched 16 winners fly past him in the opening set.
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A Thai political analyst said the dissidents in Laos appeared to be frustrated and powerless to do anything.
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She must allay fears that the central bank is out of ammunition and powerless to calm financial markets.
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And again, I think it's pretty clearly a desire to resist the liberation of marginal or powerless people.
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The nation never got to enjoy the self-righteous sense of innocence that the powerless and reclusive enjoy.
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On this field, on this day, I will pay the price for being poor and young and powerless.
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That is where the majority of this battle must be waged, among the ordinary, the powerless, the invisible.
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I felt so powerless because every time I reported him to Twitter, he'd just delete all his tweets.
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Behold the Francis doctrine: an expansion of "pro-life" to include help for refugees, the poor, the powerless.
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We felt powerless to do anything but pull over and take pictures that will never do it justice.
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But the UN proved powerless to prevent the entirely predictable Indonesian reprisals, or to protect the civilian victims.
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From that point on, her terminal breast cancer would run its natural course, medicine powerless to arrest it.
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Now, we're on a different ship with a different crew and Michael Burnham is in a powerless position.
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And with a filibuster no longer an option, Democrats are powerless to block a nominee on their own.
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Perhaps the team's true alpha was nursing a hamstring injury on the sideline, powerless to affect the outcome.
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In Rucho, all five of the Court's Republicans voted that federal courts are powerless to stop partisan gerrymandering.
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Could it be to hide the fact that we are powerless to prevent such interference in the future?
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"I feel so powerless as a mother, because I know how much I love my child," she said.
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Powerless factory workers in Ohio and coal miners in Kentucky see Mr. Trump as the man with powertoni.
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He knew his gaming had become a terrible problem, he told them, but he felt powerless to stop.
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But it harmed their ability to govern, leaving leaders powerless to avoid a debt crisis and government shutdown.
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It was then embraced by all those who felt powerless, whether they were dissident intellectuals or random teenagers.
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We sometimes feel powerless when we cannot get patients to choose what we think is best for them.
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The ruling also rejected Mr. Trump's claim that courts are powerless to review a president's national security assessments.
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The House admitted in court Tuesday it's basically powerless to force administration officials to testify at this time.
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For one, Kim Yo-Jong is not a powerless dignitary or mere figurehead family member in North Korea.
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She wrote on Twitter that Parliament was powerless to act and only a facade for a sham democracy.
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Other times he seems powerless — he's petulant and nervous when the smarmy bureaucrat Zuno hasn't called him back.
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The solution: holding powerful men tightly accountable and lifting powerless men into places of economic and social respect.
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Democrats are worried that an acquittal will only embolden the president, and they feel powerless to prevent it.
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Sabina is out to seduce and get what she wants, and we, the audience, are powerless before her.
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He surmised that the guru's consciousness had already been so awakened that drugs were powerless to alter it.
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Anything but prison … … As a child in that cell, I felt alone, powerless and unique in my pain.
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Tom Ward, a clinical psychologist, says that many feel powerless or scared of their hallucinations, and continually threatened.
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And yet this man, she says, claimed to be rendered powerless by the mere presence of a woman.
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They love it, they live for it, and—according to a new study—they are powerless against it.
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I often felt powerless to respond in the face of these xenophobic comments, having never made them myself.
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Furthermore, because of the stigma of their convictions, the women often feel powerless to stop or report incidences.
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Trapped and powerless, Hamdan worries that the regime or its supporters will steal his harvest—and then his land.
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"After about two years of trying to get them to do something about it, I feel powerless," she said.
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Hudgens will star on upcoming NBC sitcom Powerless, and the new trailer proves that it's her quirkiest role yet.
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"Some of them are," Ecclestone had replied, suggesting they were powerless and just doing the bidding of their teams.
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And Buffalo's secondary, as you can see above, was pretty much powerless to stop him in the open field.
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"We're trying to limit the negativity, how powerless we feel, and not transfer that to our clients," Bruning said.
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House Democrats face two serious headwinds in their quest for a majority that they are essentially powerless to cure.
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Children are powerless, and as June rightly sees, they are prime targets for abuse under a system like Gilead's.
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For the people that I see, more so, it's about them feeling powerless and not knowing what to do.
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"If it empowers one person anywhere in the world who feels powerless, then it was worth it," he said.
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I had to accept that I was powerless—not just over individual facets of our relationship, but over everything.
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I felt powerless, a hopeless bumbler and hick by dint of my own lack of cool at Georgetown dinners.
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But the drug trade, he says, is fueling the gun violence, and residents are largely powerless to stop it.
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Small children are powerless beings, so when they find a way to exert control, they do so with relish.
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Scrolling Twitter, she feels powerless; she wonders when, if ever, we will collectively agree he has gone too far.
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You might decide it's time that you start asserting yourself in situations where, before, you may have felt powerless.
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This would leave Congress powerless to punish many egregious executive abuses—including all the current allegations against Mr Trump.
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Maybe it doesn't turn on the lights but it might make you feel empowered or at least not powerless.
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It's the things we all run into in our daily lives that make us feel powerless when they happen.
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Power for me is a turn on, but I felt pretty powerless under the confines of an electrical machine.
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But there are undoubtedly many more, and as tempers fray in the hot, powerless summer, they may lash out.
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Too often, women feel powerless to change circumstances — political, social, financial, take your pick — that feel beyond their control.
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Do you ever feel powerless in the midst of the overwhelming clusterfuck that is the current American political climate?
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The Independent even went so far as to call them "powerless" at setting up preventative measures at stadium entrances.
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Although the court retracted that ruling over the weekend, the National Assembly remains powerless due to previous court judgments.
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However, rendered invisible by its popularity and ordinariness, is the brutal industrial exploitation on the most powerless human workers.
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Enter: Powerless, the half-baked comedy on NBC about the little folk who get to play superhero — sort of.
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In a statement, the movement said that talking to "powerless and foreign-imposed entities" was a waste of time.
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The technicality meant that Liu's position, regardless of his actions, was virtually unassailable—and the board was essentially powerless.
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Osorto, who fled violence in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, said fear and a feeling of being powerless were inescapable.
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It's absurd that if an experimental drug killed patients, FDA reviewers would be powerless to respond in any manner.
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We know that Santa Claus is a magical figure, but apparently when it comes to nature, he is powerless.
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"...Like Kristina, I said no and he pushed me face down and was powerless under his weight," Wynn wrote.
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Senators enjoy being able to block bills they don't like, in contrast to the largely powerless House minority party.
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Many suicide victims had families who knew that they were in trouble, but were legally powerless to stop them.
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Her political weakness has rendered her government almost powerless in the face of rising unemployment and falling living standards.
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"I feel powerless that I wasn't able to make the government take action," he said, choking up with emotion.
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They feel powerless in a way women all over the world (and in our own backyard) have felt before.
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Anyone who has ever tried to decipher a medical bill understands how powerless its complexity can make you feel.
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Mostly powerless to set the legislative agenda as the minority party, Democrats have some delaying tactics at their disposal.
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For a number of reasons, people may feel unusually powerless these days, believing that their votes do not matter.
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Tesla's situation shows how a heavily male-dominated enterprise—even a highly innovative one—can leave women feeling powerless.
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How we treat other animals, especially those who are powerless and at our mercy, says a lot about us.
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Democrats are outnumbered 51-49 in the Senate, leaving them largely powerless to stop a nominee on their own.
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Although committee chairmen, yield less power than they once did, they are by no means powerless to effectuate change.
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These resources are distributed — increased, diminished and otherwise tweaked — through political processes, over which by definition children are powerless.
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"We're not powerless -- we do have a voice and if enough of us speak up, they have to listen."
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The rest of the world is too powerless to stop these economic powerhouses from continuing their mass internment projects.
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The local animal control said they are powerless to help because they are not licensed to trap wild animals.
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Nationalist sentiment has spiraled so high that even Mr. Modi may be powerless to contain it, Mr. Shukla said.
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And, after your children see that you are powerless to protect them, this will permanently change things between you.
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Mr. Draghi on Thursday noted widespread criticism that central banks had become powerless in the face of economic trends.
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Democratic electors are the ones beating the drums for the revolt, yet they're largely powerless to change the outcome.
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Their first three albums Psychic... Powerless… Another Man's Sac, Rembrandt Pussyhorse and Locust Abortion Technician are all juggernaut releases.
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"A lot of us on the left have been feeling pretty powerless about the far-right," Texture tells me.
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At times, Priebus appeared to be the powerless figurehead of an organization twisting to appease an unpredictable front-runner.
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"This bill's rigorous requirement for certifying a class [action lawsuit] would render gun owners even more powerless," Deutch said.
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Trade wars are nasty; unchecked power is much worse, and not just for those who are poor and powerless.
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Ultimately, the film is a reminder of how powerless we can become when we neglect introspection and self-care.
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It seemed another isolated, horrific episode of sexual violence in India, perpetrated against a powerless girl by brutal men.
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The central authorities are weak and powerless as a result, having become indentured to various political and sectarian fiefs.
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Mr. Trump is, in effect, declaring lawmakers powerless over the executive branch, a sweeping and as-yet untested claim.
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Assuming your appraisal was widely shared, then, I can see why so many of you might have felt powerless.
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Abusers typically feel very powerless which causes them to grasp for power and control by blaming and shaming others.
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But officials have not explained how the system makes such decisions, and citizens have felt powerless to challenge it.
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I think particularly right now, people feel so aggrieved and crazed and powerless that they're picking the wrong battles.
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The symptoms: You feel powerless over your career and don't see a way out of the job you're in.
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But starting where we are, with what we have and what we can do, helps us feel less powerless.
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But critics fear that the new model, if adopted, will render the community powerless to stop a preselected site.
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In light of the GOP's intransigence lately, it may seem that Democrats are powerless to do any of this.
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Focusing on this issue would be consistent with a biblical ethic of standing with the powerless against the powerful.
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They knew that because they were in a group, I was essentially powerless and there would be no repercussions.
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Feeling powerless over her acting career, Ms. Clery decided to try her hand at videos online two years ago.
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And finally they converge on the concept of a clown which is just the most helpless and powerless thing.
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But if Mr. Maduro allows him to return, he could seem powerless to enforce his own government's travel ban.
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Republicans railed against the new rules but were powerless to repeal the regulations in the face of Obama's veto.
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There might have been a time in the U.S. when it was too powerful, but now it's too powerless.
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It became a way of indicting society even if you were powerless, a way of showing your untrammeled dignity.
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Police officers came, followed by the mayor of Monchecourt, the local municipality, solicitous but powerless in finding a doctor.
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Yet the residents of Southeast remain submerged beneath a crime wave that the city has proved powerless to stop.
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Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg, writing for the majority, rejected Mr. McKeever's request, saying courts were powerless to grant it.
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Because the majority party controls the agenda in the Senate, the President was powerless to do more than protest.
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According to the survey, Americans in 2019 feel adrift and powerless about living under the glare of digital surveillance.
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Republicans railed against the new rules but were powerless to repeal the regulations in the face of Obama's veto.
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Such issues, beyond the competence of any single government, make people feel powerless and undermine faith in politics itself.
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Krivak, in this moving and eloquent book, reminds us that we are powerless over this presence in our lives.
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They argued that the committee was powerless to obtain his records because it had no legislative need for them.
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But the reality is that ordinary Chinese often feel powerless and fatalistic when it comes to censorship and surveillance.
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When we finally notice the uncanny, it's too late, and we feel powerless to face the reality around us.
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Her little boy was slipping away from her, and despite all her progress, she was powerless to stop it.
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Prosecutors cut him a break that I don't think they would have cut for the poor and the powerless.
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Defenders know exactly what is in his mind, precisely what is coming, and yet remain powerless to stop it.
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What they do is corrupt those institutions, slowly and over time, rendering legislatures powerless and elections not truly competitive.
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And people who are put into a situation where they are powerless will be driven to submission, even madness.
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The poem "Powerless," which is about going to his first AA meeting and much else, begins: I was a mess.
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No other video game based on Lovecraft's work has made me feel as small and powerless as The Sinking City.
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Everything that's happening can make you feel powerless and, ultimately, leave you wondering: How can I really make a difference?
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They feel so powerless to attract a female that they'll beat up on women's looks to feel better about themselves.
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All the while, he maintained that a cyberattack had occurred and the FCC was powerless to do anything about it.
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But no matter how experienced, the advice of other, equally powerless people can only go so far in certain situations.
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If anyone tries to make you feel powerless, remember that you're the first zodiac sign and, therefore, the absolute best!
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But she is powerless to stop migration and her decision to suppress mainstream opposition groups has seen extremist fringes thrive.
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They suggest that Hill Crest often did not help its young patients, among the most powerless people in the state.
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The anonymous testimonies on the site make for sobering reading, and show how many feel powerless in misogynistic work cultures.
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Multiple sources have told me that Biegun has struggled to make any headway and is effectively powerless at this point.
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Those decisions were seismic cultural shifts, and conservatives were tired of feeling powerless to stop, slow, or reverse these changes.
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Bill McInturff, one of his lunch companions, suggested that Mr. Bush lower his sights to lieutenant governor, a powerless office.
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The former trainees said their experiences at the FBI's training academy in Quantico, Virginia, left them feeling powerless and angry.
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"People feel powerless," said State Representative Cliff Bentz, a Republican whose district covers much of eastern Oregon, including Harney County.
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Powerless wasn't one of the more inspired shows to come out of the DC universe, but it did have potential.
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"I just feel really powerless right now, and I just want people to know that these things happen," said Awtrey.
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With Congress powerless to pass sweeping legislation to counter it, our country's laws will be reshaped by the Trump Court.
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But, P says people looking to fight for the kids aren't powerless ... and offer some advice on how to help.
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Until last May, he was the largely powerless vice-president under Dilma Rousseff, of the left-wing Workers' Party (PT).
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Questions aside, no matter what weird, mad concoction Doritos comes up with, we are powerless to resist a taste test.
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The board either wasn't paying attention, or was paying attention but powerless to fix problems before it was too late.
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And the ghosts are a reminder that Yale's glamour comes from wealth, and that wealth comes from exploiting powerless people.
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Even after weeks of infighting under a powerless prime minister, the party is not far behind Labour in most polls.
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But he looks powerless against the Revolutionary Guards and the judges who answer to the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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READ: The truth about Syria And we both understood in that moment that we were absolutely powerless to protect ourselves.
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"It was the first time that I really felt powerless, in the sense that I couldn't do anything," she says.
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After The Washington Post decided in March 2018 not to run my story, I felt powerless, frustrated, and completely drained.
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The family of the victim, the McGowans of Pewaukee, Wisconsin, at first appeared powerless to get answers about the death.
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Billy profusely apologizes for the monster his creation has become, and laments how powerless even he feels to fix anything.
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Perhaps easiest would be to slash staff and reduce the agency's funding, making it powerless to enforce its own rules.
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That feeling of helplessness may not subside, but at least you'll have tried to help others who are truly powerless.
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I was taught that during Ramadan, the Devil is locked up and left powerless, but my devils have always prevailed.
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More recently, she led the cast of NBC's superhero comedy Powerless, which was axed earlier this month after one season.
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You can't talk about a system that serves [the] powerful at the extent of the powerless without talking about race.
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Silk banners, bearing these records, reinforce our knowledge about how witch trials were used to assert control over the powerless.
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That will mean standing up for the church's future leaders, and for our mission, especially when they are politically powerless.
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It's not that she's unhireable — it's just that Powerless would rather keep the lady comedian out of the leading role.
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For women in Hollywood, making a powerful enemy while being powerless to fight back meant stalled careers and emotional distress.
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To be a child is to be, in so many ways, completely powerless and at the mercy of adult caretakers.
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He gave me a potion that made me powerless to move or speak, yet did nothing to dull my senses.
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For a number of reasons, people may be feeling unusually powerless these days, believing that their votes do not matter.
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Especially for America's Jews, who watch, powerless, as relatives and friends disappear into the maw of the Nazis' annihilation machine.
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Finding preemption here means that a government is left powerless with no legal process to help its 3.5 million citizens.
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That will mean standing up for the church's future leaders, and for our mission, especially when they are politically powerless.
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When Republicans won back control of the legislature in the 2010 elections, the governor's office was so powerless that Gov.
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We feel powerless up here because we've given you money, given you authority, asked you if you needed anything else.
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His direct line to fellow Saudis, which the kingdom was powerless to stop, may well have contributed to his death.
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Abdul Ghadir, who lost a 12-year-old daughter in the bombing, described feeling powerless as he took the cash.
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I also know that we are not powerless when it comes to lessening the burden communities can face from disasters.
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He declared the White House powerless to address violations of the Ethics in Government Act by appointees who leave government.
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Democrats have consistently attacked Clayton's Wall Street career, but are powerless to stop his confirmation without Republicans on their side.
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Those fights have made the position into a politically lucrative one in an era where Democrats are powerless in Washington.
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Angels CF Mike Trout hasn't homered in 11 games while Pujols is mired in a 10-game powerless funk. 2.
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Round 22000: We all need to remember that as powerless as we may feel as (insert age), we aren't helpless.
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Here's why UBS thinks equities are on a similar path — and why the Fed will be powerless to stop it.
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"My personal discomfort is nothing compared to being a voice for people who feel absolutely voiceless and powerless," she said.
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Now that I'm suspended in the air, I can better understand why people get turned on from being completely powerless.
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Kurdish troops have been camped out mere miles away from the city for months, with ISIS powerless to repel them.
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My wife and I were trying to keep each other positive, but you feel powerless and in a total void.
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" Without these codes and boundaries—"for instance, a man knows not to hit a woman"—the woman is "basically powerless.
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Service families can be left powerless in disputes with the private landlords who are in business with their military employers.
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She wholly believes in her ability to influence, but she is, ironically, one of the most powerless characters we see.
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"About to turn forty-nine, male, divorced, heterosexual, powerless, with no sex life," Jónas Ebeneser is planning to kill himself.
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Venezuela's Parliament, which is run by Mr. Maduro's opponents, but which he has rendered largely powerless, reacted with rightful indignation.
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And there's much much more, including our annual Powerless list that focuses on the many folks disenfranchised by this system.
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When we meet the characters of "Good Girls," they're struggling, they're powerless, they haven't reaped the rewards they've been promised.
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After so long outliving death, long past what doctors had first promised, Isabel found herself powerless before the U.S. government.
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Ask Real Estate Buyers in new developments often feel powerless when it comes to getting management to address unexpected issues.
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People close to the talks say that the negotiators appear powerless to force any changes that aren't in China's interest.
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But those players and many others remain unsigned, and their union is furious — but powerless to do much about it.
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And, like Jane Doe, they said they felt powerless in the face of his prestige and influence within the field.
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Under the court's precedents, Justice Kagan wrote, Congress was powerless to enact the law, dooming Mr. Allen's case, Allen v.
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Ms. James has frequently said that she has worked for the powerless while Mr. Wofford has worked for the powerful.
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Italian and European liberal forces that sought to stop their rise have seemed powerless to lay a glove on them.
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And, as if to underline its new, powerless status, it would have been renamed the Office of Congressional Complaint Review.
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The Rohingya, through no fault of their own, like many victims worldwide, are too poor and powerless to take part.
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"For too long in this country, the powerful have maintained their privilege at the expense of the powerless," he said.
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The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt began winning seats in the almost powerless Parliament in the 1980s, under President Hosni Mubarak.
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Rather, the process of growing up can make even the most confident of boys feel lost, aimless, confused and powerless.
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The press wrote stories, policymakers gnashed their teeth — and nothing changed because the U.S. government is largely powerless to intervene.
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Here's one reason: As the number of victims in a tragedy grow, we feel more and more powerless to help.
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Several of America's key strategic partners are at each other's throats — and the U.S. seems powerless to prevent further escalation.
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"What I connected with most was the idea that it's all about choices and that you're not powerless," he said.
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At corners, the stoplights were powerless and blank, but it didn't really matter since only a few cars ventured out.
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To the Editor: It is hard to imagine a more long-suffering, powerless people than the citizens of North Korea.
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"Light Shining in Buckinghamshire" is, after all, a play about equity and representation among people usually powerless over their lives.
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However, family and friends – those in the best position to recognize troubling signs – are too often powerless to stop it.
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The three are frequently hungry and powerless, both figuratively (they're just kids) and literally (the electricity bill hasn't been paid).
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If that trend continues, the nation may end up with a regulatory agency that's powerless to make any meaningful regulations.
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If that trend continues, the nation may end up with a regulatory agency that's powerless to make any meaningful regulations.
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But some people feel powerless to prevent it: Many of the risk factors seem baked into the cake at birth.
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They focus on those who are politically marginalized and relatively powerless, and who are already seen as alien and frightening.
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The Democratic caucus appears powerless to block a vote before that, as they hold just 49 seats in the Senate.
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"I feel so powerless," she said, explaining that they escaped together after Sandra's former partner, a gang member, became abusive.
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And when it does, the Democratic establishment will be even more powerless than the Republican establishment was against Donald Trump.
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Weather firms are nearly powerless in the fight against the wireless providers, AccuWeather forecasting manager Dan DePodwin told BuzzFeed News.
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The staff Trump does have is riven by factional infighting, and powerless to control their undisciplined boss in any event.
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The average consumer is pretty much powerless to sort out good deals from bad buys when faced with those odds.
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After The Washington Post decided in March 2018 not to run my story, I felt powerless, frustrated, and completely drained.
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In case you missed it, check out Hyperallergic's 2019 list of the 19463 Most Powerless People in the Art World.
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The family of five I witnessed waiting on the dock to visit the Apostle Islands was powerless to see them.
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It feels like you're still working through and trying to understand that traumatic experience, except now the trolls are powerless.
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The party is almost completely powerless on Capitol Hill, where much of action will happen through the simple majority budget process.
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The razzle-dazzle transformation captures Shazam's spirit in a nutshell: The most forgotten and seemingly powerless people can change the world.
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I wanted very rough sex, I wanted to push limits, I wanted to feel powerless in the situation but by choice.
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The mostly powerless rival government appointed by the HOR, and its central bank governor, have limped on in Libya's distant east.
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As psychological research has shown, many people who feel powerless come to feel unworthy, and become complicit in their own oppression.
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But once the last stage has burned out, the payload just goes where gravity takes it, powerless to push itself further.
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It influenced him in terms of making sure that people that were powerless got a fair shake in the legal system.
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This would mean that the FCC would be powerless to address, among other things, fraudulent billing, price gouging, and privacy violations.
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It's hard to know what one can do in situations like this where you feel — and in many ways are — powerless.
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The traditional publicity powers (People, Entertainment Tonight, E!), with their meager online arms, were powerless to counter this new gossip industry.
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But since he had significantly less power in the FBI due to the events of the last year, he felt powerless.
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The series will be headed by Justin Halpern, Patrick Schumacker, and Dean Lorey, who previously collaborated on DC's superhero comedy Powerless.
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Such is the mess Britain finds itself in that even jettisoning a powerless prime minister is not really a step forward.
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Are we really prepared to say that we're powerless in the face of such carnage, that the politics are too hard?
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As Gulliver reported in August, the government seems powerless even to sanction foreign route launches, let alone to nurture new airlines.
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Since the DEA is powerless on Mexican soil, they'll lure Felix to the United States and arrest him on U.S. territory.
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For a genre ostensibly rooted in powerlessness, horror rarely places the player into the role of somebody who is truly powerless.
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My feeling about all this is you reserve your contempt for the people with power and not for the relatively powerless.
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What started as a hijacking of the vehicle's air conditioning and music ended with a disabled accelerator and a powerless driver.
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He could use that trove of information he received to show the world just how powerless Americans are over their privacy.
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"People feel powerless against those who rule them, and for them, Trump is a release valve," Blocher said in an interview.
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Once regarded purely as a powerless Putin protégé, Medvedev is now seen as having his own powerbase amongst modernizers and moderates.
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Infidelity is only one symptom of a social norm that leaves women powerless and at a higher risk of contracting HIV.
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In the aftermath of such a massive tragedy, it's easy to feel powerless — especially if you're geographically removed from the events.
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Rakhel Shapiro, 28, Brooklyn, NY I feel afraid that I will be powerless to stop the great harm Trump is causing.
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"I felt powerless to do anything about it," wrote Flores, who has since co-founded a Latina advocacy group, Luz Collective.
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Out of the blue, some social media challenges take off to such an extent that people seem powerless to ignore them.
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The most anticlimactic thing in the world, but because of the situation you understand how powerless [Michael Shannon's character Roy] is.
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Because it's this defaulting to authoritarianism, because you can't see a way out of this mess, you feel like you're powerless.
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Scandal's midseason premiere was all about power, and leaving the White House has left Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington) anything but powerless.
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It's further proof that President Donald Trump's eldest daughter, an alleged voice of moderation in the White House, is largely powerless.
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Republicans have refused to request the documents and Democrats are powerless to force them to be turned over on their own.
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But a poison pill and other blocking tactics mean Tribune Publishing investors could easily be stuck, powerless, with a declining asset.
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Above all, perhaps, they say Britain is virtually powerless to stop the influx of migrants — more than 300,000 arrived last year.
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Foreman was hoping to measure Ali for the big punch that had finished 24 consecutive opponents, but his arms were powerless.
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Drones are increasingly being used by criminals across the country, and local law enforcement agencies are often powerless to stop them.
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"Vitalik was powerless," Emin Gün Sirer, the Cornell professor, who, with Zamfir, had been involved in critiquing the DAO , told me.
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It's a final act of selfishness for Duque — and once again in this episode, a child is powerless to stop it.
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"Really, I was really so crushed, I felt so little, I felt so powerless," Leones told local outlet Click 2 Houston.
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Of course, everyone wants to avoid a military confrontation with Russia, but that does not mean we're powerless to confront Putin.
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Somalia's fledging government, which relies heavily on African Union peacekeepers to protect it, seems powerless to stop the string of bombings.
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European Union membership is in line with these values and it is not true that Britain is powerless to influence events.
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It was abundantly clear just how much resentment they keep inside about doping, and how powerless they feel to fix it.
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While Stoknes concedes that individual actions alone can't solve the climate problem, he doesn't buy into the idea that we're powerless.
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Scientists know where fear comes from—it's triggered by the feeling of losing control or being rendered powerless in some way.
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It surely wasn't her intention, but when the powerful appropriate the language of the powerless, it just comes off as mocking.
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The feeling is clear for the player: you're powerless within the system to work towards the ends of the city's elite.
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With such proposals dominating the headlines, it is simply not politically viable for the president to admit that he is powerless.
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Income inequality, student loan debt, Syrian refugees — these are all real problems we feel nearly powerless to solve at the moment.
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Most Trump supporters believe their communities are under assault, and many feel too powerless and isolated to do anything about it.
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The recent cases of Asia Argento and Avital Ronell demonstrate how regardless of gender, unchecked power can sexually intimidate the powerless.
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They are not as powerless as they once were, but we're also discovering that the road to justice isn't always smooth.
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He said the quasi-judicial body that protects government whistleblowers is effectively powerless at the moment because it lacks a quorum.
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The management and the sponsor of the development are big companies, so even though I own the apartment, I feel powerless.
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No matter how ordinary or powerless the character, to each unfortunate soul yet inheres a magnificent, perhaps infinite, capacity for suffering.
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People who feel powerless and who are more pessimistic are also more likely to believe in conspiracy theories, van Prooijen finds.
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It is a very solemn and powerless feeling to observe these types of violence, especially as they seem to be escalating.
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Living in Austria, a country roiled with debate over immigration, Mr. Larcher felt terrible about the refugee crisis, but also powerless.
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They are powerless, they have been reduced to belongings, they have no independent identities of their own, and this is funny.
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And they feel powerless over the fate of relatives back home, some of whom they have not heard from in years.
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" Privately, Mr. Mathekga said, there was "growing frustration in national government, who are powerless while people are looting at provincial level.
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Before the election, United Russia had held 40 of the 45 seats in the largely powerless but symbolically significant city council.
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Just because the virus isn't being contained doesn't mean we're powerless to prevent serious illness and deaths among the most vulnerable.
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"I think she has it now," he said, though he is powerless to know for sure in the absence of tests.
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With Democrats largely powerless to block a Trump appointee, eyes are on two female Republican senators who could cast deciding votes.
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But I also felt that walking away would make me powerless to do anything to push back against the administration's dishonesty.
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The search company appears powerless to keep many of them off people's devices, even when doing so might help its business.
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Several have said that she seeks to concentrate too much power in her immediate circle, leaving her cabinet and parliament powerless.
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In Isaac Babel's story "You Must Know Everything," we are told that knowledge is what protects the powerless from being destroyed.
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But if Mr. Maduro allowed him to return quietly, he could seem weakened and powerless to enforce his government's travel ban.
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Mubarak, an air force commander, had to rely on the police, whose grip proved powerless in the face of massive protests.
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"Giving more people a voice gives power to the powerless and it pushes society to get better over time," Zuckerberg said.
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Jesus' energies and affections were primarily aimed toward social outcasts, the downtrodden and "unclean," strangers and aliens, prostitutes and the powerless.
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As bacteria develop resistance to antibiotics, many may soon be rendered powerless even against maladies like pneumonia or urinary tract infections.
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Trump, however, is hardly powerless to respond as he likes to whatever content he finds to be in error or unfair.
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This week, the powerless party went into their winter cave for an annual retreat — three days of soul-searching and strategizing.
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The world number 03 then faced a set point at 4-5 but Lopez was powerless as another ace flew by.
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" Matt Maddox, CEO of Wynn Resorts, in a statement Tuesday acknowledged that "there were many victims -- and those victims felt powerless.
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Officials were powerless at the time to stop the surge in online dissent, and they began exploring ways to curb it.
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Two, female bosses are not going around flashing their genitals to young men powerless to stop them over and over again.
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Honoring those who suffered wartime rape requires men to acknowledge that they were powerless to protect their nation, women and territory.
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ME: Our next museum exhibition, Powerless Structures, will open at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art at the end of March.
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He believes the work stands as a testament to the power of art to inspire and reinvigorate those who feel powerless.
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If she loses, he'll be a member of a powerless minority that stands around and votes "no" while Trump slashes taxes.
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Given all that, it's no wonder ordinary people feel disenfranchised and powerless—and that they are expressing themselves outside normal channels.
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An Aborigine in Australia would be equally powerless to control a racial identity that has been thrust onto him by whites.
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I think traditionally when we've thought of the powerless, we've thought of minorities, or we've thought of people who feel voiceless.
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This meant that black voters were often powerless to respond after the fact to policies that had rigged their communities to fail.
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She goes from a young, mostly-powerless woman to the Warden of the North, but endured a ton of hardship in between.
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They often don't consider that what to them is a harmless joke is actually a gross violation that makes women feel powerless.
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As for how she'll celebrate the big day, the Powerless star says it will very much follow suit from her Friendsgiving soiree.
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That is not a judicial endorsement of the Democrats' position; it is an acknowledgment that a judge is powerless in the matter.
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According to this view, free speech is not a right all Americans enjoy but one that the powerful "weaponize" against the powerless.
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As an Italian expat in the UK I felt both extremely close to the population hit by the tragedy and quite powerless.
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"I know now that she noticed what was going on, but she obviously felt powerless to do anything about it," says Patty.
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For her part, Clinton, whose pretty powerless politically at this point, mind you, isn't exactly innocent of playing the Twitter distraction game.
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I was left powerless and hopeless, even though my life had been so powerful and my future so hopeful only seconds earlier.
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However, considering Google's vast influence on our collective Internet experience, it could start a link revolution that we'll be powerless to stop.
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And the Ashley Too bots seem to be slightly self-aware at all times, yet powerless to truly control their own actions.
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He is in a powerless, subjugated position, and we have no idea who he is or who has done this to him.
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Yet we are not powerless and should employ whatever leverage we have left to mitigate the consequences of Damascus-Moscow deal-making.
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I had BRCA103 (an inherited genetic mutation that significantly increases the risk for breast and ovarian cancers), and I suddenly felt powerless.
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If it takes only 50 votes to do business, then the 51st and 52nd most conservative senators — the Republican "moderates" — are powerless.
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"We know we are powerless before the might of nature," one monk said as the captains fixed their eyes on the ground.
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Shunned by nearly all surviving vampires, save one (Theo James), even Selene seems powerless against her latest opponent: a genetically enhanced Lycan.
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Soon, Wade is rendered powerless and thrown into prison alongside a young pyrokinetic mutant named Russell (Hunt for the Wilderpeople's Julian Dennison).
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"It is all about entering a man's world, where a woman is powerless," said Beena Paul, critically acclaimed director of Malayalam movies.
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"Like Kristina, I said no and he pushed me face down and was powerless under his weight," she wrote in the post.
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First, it would keep our government safe from a catastrophic single terrorist attack that, today, might render our government powerless to function.
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The FBI has warned state election boards to be on alert — though they may be powerless to do much about significant attacks.
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Instead, a multitude of structural, and therefore unkillable, societal circumstances conspire to damn Ray, rendering her—and by extension the player—powerless.
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Usually, these pills were not "pure" placebos; instead, they were mostly mild medicines deemed powerless or largely ineffective in treating a condition.
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While Turner was off starring in movies and going through various husbands, Crane was left feeling powerless to win her mother's love.
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The Powerless actress, 27, debuted a bright red ombré tress change, complete with several inches of extensions, on Snapchat on Wednesday evening.
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"If you feel powerless when you're watching the news and you feel like the problem is too big, it isn't," she says.
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When you go out there, and see the conditions people live in—with the corruption, dirty streets, poor services—you feel powerless.
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We've all been there: running from one appointment to the next, watching our phone batteries die, knowing we're powerless to stop it.
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It is so easy to feel powerless, but what you have to realize is that changing one life is changing someone's world.
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Welcome to our annual look at those who are rendered powerless by a system that continues to impact all of our lives.
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Jennie Pearson, who looks on from the sidelines in NBC's Powerless, doesn't have the cherubic looks of Vanessa Hudgens, the show's lead.
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Under the right conditions, once a fire reaches the crowns of trees, humans are generally powerless to stop the flames, noted Flannigan.
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I mean they were heinous examples, but this use of people who were powerless not to consent was common throughout medical research.
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Today, any reasonable observer has to have lost some faith in traditional modes of justice to protect the weak and the powerless.
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Houthi leader Abdel-Malek al-Houthi said that events in Aden showed the coalition was in crisis and that Hadi was powerless.
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But facts have been powerless against a torrent of abuse and ridicule targeted at European journalists, researchers and others labeled NATO stooges.
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This new order has a way of making us feel more powerful than ever and more powerless than ever in rapid succession.
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"We are all — rich or poor, powerful or powerless — we will all suffer the effects of climate and ecosystem destruction," Ford said.
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That bill, which would make deeper changes to Dodd-Frank and leave the CFPB nearly powerless, has been ignored in the Senate.
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Imagine the terror that child feels, and the hopeless anguish of a mom who knows she is powerless to comfort her toddler.
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A few large debt-buying corporations overload our civil courts against powerless defendants who can't afford the legal help to defend themselves.
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It's just the idea of having something, a reminder that you are not powerless and you are not helpless in the classroom.
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No One Is Too Small To Make A Difference shows that even if you feel powerless against climate change, every voice matters.
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And as she examines the way power accumulates and distributes itself, she conjures up the cramped and oppressive sensation of being powerless.
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Republicans, by contrast, want you to think that while they strongly oppose Trump's behavior, they are powerless to do anything about it.
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The Socialists said congress was now effectively powerless unless the lawmakers, who hail from the southern jungle state of Amazonas, were removed.
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If we are to lead happy, fulfilled lives, we must submit to the truth that we are truly powerless before their dictates.
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From Mr. Putin on down, Russian officials keep asking why Mr. Trump has been so powerless to implement his own preferred policy.
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Instead, Judge Preska went further, saying the unconstitutionality of the bureau's structure effectively rendered it powerless to bring action against RD Legal.
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We are all being debased and degraded, rendered impoverished and powerless, to service the cruel and lascivious demands of the corporate elite.
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And being made to feel powerless and excluded on things both little and big is what this is all about, isn't it?
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Staring up at this death trap made me feel powerless, and ready to abandon art for a new career in migration law.
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The narrative of self-deliverance has been immensely valuable, directing attention to overlooked forms of everyday political resistance among the relatively powerless.
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Of course, not everyone agrees that the statues could be rendered powerless, and some would like to melt the statues for good.
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Empires serve only to subjugate powerless people who are more like me and my own family than our leaders will ever be.
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Families have limited tenant rights and can be left penniless or powerless to challenge property managers in business with their military employers.
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While they have tried to help bolster Iran's economy, they are basically powerless in the face of American military and financial clout.
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With Democrats basically powerless, the media was the only force powerful enough to make continuing sense of Trump's aggrieved, oppositional political style.
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Similarly, we can give "Notable" some space so it reads "Not able," which is a much better clue for the entry POWERLESS.
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The other strategy I use when I'm feeling powerless is to surround myself with the support and love of friends and family.
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Network news reports showed buildings and police cars on fire, and a mayor who appeared powerless — some said unwilling — to restore order.
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"The second Trump won, I felt super-powerless and I thought, 'Oh my God, no one's looking out for us,'" she says.
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After eliminating the 60-vote filibuster threshold against judges in 2013, Democrats were now powerless to stop Mr. Bounds without Republican help.
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As in the late 19th century, demagogues displace the anxieties of powerless people onto a clearly identifiable social group: immigrants or refugees.
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" In another rhetorical flourish, Gorsuch said the court had reduced Auer "to the role of a tin god, officious, but ultimately powerless.
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I urge myself to write badly, and once I do that my fingers begin to fly, and the inner critic is powerless.
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Mr. Funches, a star of the NBC shows "Powerless" and "Undateable," is one of the most enjoyable stand-ups to watch perform.
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The hapless father who is powerless to protect her is John, who toils away on the farm to escape his wife's harping.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers argued that the House committee was powerless to obtain his records because it had no legislative need for them.
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Not only do conservative lawmakers fight vociferously against any possible gun control, they refuse to stop fear mongering about powerless, disenfranchised groups.
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The conventional wisdom says that independents can't get elected — and even if they could, they'd be powerless in our two-party system.
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The big picture: The new data underscore the importance of a legislative solution to help patients who are powerless to protect themselves.
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Some townspeople set a date for his lynching, a public event that the governor of Mississippi claimed he was powerless to prevent.
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It was all but powerless to stop its stars from leaving for clubs that could offer more money, more prestige, more ambition.
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Fashion is an industry that has depended on the toil of the powerless and the voiceless, and on keeping them that way.
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I do not recall feeling so anxious or powerless of my own destiny or that if the family I am responsible for.
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When asked what Canada wanted the United States to do about the crossings, Mr. Goodale suggested that American officials were largely powerless.
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What he did in her childhood bedroom with its two large windows and pink, flowery sheets, as she lay there, feeling powerless.
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They wanted to help me, but I had put myself in a situation where they couldn't and that made them feel powerless.
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The combination of racial bias and criminal stigma rendered this group of people simply powerless in the face of discrimination from employers.
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Back east, in Diyala, Mr. Daini said he had been powerless to halt what he described as Iran's dominance in the province.
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Then he pins her in a weirdly loaded sleeper hold and points out that she's powerless to stop him from killing her.
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People Still Waiting in Kusama Infinity Room Lines — This downtrodden group first appeared on our list of the most powerless in 22019.
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It can offer the powerless a platform for making their voices heard — but it can also be a weapon for the powerful.
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SOFIA — Bulgarian statesmen are watching, powerless to alter the course of events, as the spectre of war looms ever larger over their country.
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"Meir was a bold warrior and commander determined to ensure the people of Israel will never again be powerless or defenseless," it said.
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Despite the current lack of of clear laws around what can and cannot be done to virtually augment art, museums aren't entirely powerless.
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But if the killers were acting on official orders, why assassinate a man who was by all accounts a powerless force in exile?
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The report included documents revealing that Facebook's rules often end up protecting the rights of those in power over those who are powerless.
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This footage of the person known only to history as "Tank Man" became an instant international symbol of the power of the powerless.
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That kind of foresight is what's turned Uber into such a valuable company; it has also rendered Uber's influential board members somewhat powerless.
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