That's a barrier that presupposes someone is already into audio.
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But what LoRiggio's apparently profitable business presupposes is... maybe it doesn't.
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All of this presupposes that Clinton will indeed triumph in November.
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Any effort presupposes a United States presence, however begrudging, in Afghanistan.
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The plan presupposes that the Holy Land's noxious politics have simply vanished.
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All this presupposes that electric vehicles really are poised for take-off.
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It presupposes a shared view of the world that does not exist.
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"This liberal idea presupposes that nothing needs to be done," Mr. Putin said.
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But that presupposes a coordinated strategy that combines military, diplomatic and economic initiatives.
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Nuclear deterrence presupposes an unrealistic view of human behavior if projected over time.
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This presupposes the problem is caused by a lack of new build housing supply.
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It presupposes an extremely oversimplified picture of the relationship among ancestry, appearance, biology and culture.
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"This is because democracy presupposes a basic equality of influence," Wiesner and her colleagues wrote.
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There is never an excuse for condoning violence, or even a culture that presupposes it.
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The very idea of honesty, after all, presupposes a belief that facts and truth exist.
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This presupposes that these same men lived by a moral construct and adhered to it.
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The X-Files works best when it presupposes that something awful is being covered up.
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But the normal way you describe a time-reversal symmetry presupposes there's a direction of time.
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His starting point is that every political outlook presupposes a philosophical picture of the human person.
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Concern presupposes that something can go wrong or can be lost; otherwise we would not care.
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The test presupposes zero computer science knowledge and doesn't ask about the applicant's gender and ethnicity.
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The question presupposes that something has to be next, that this is a law of nature.
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What King Arthur: Legend of the Sword presupposes is this: Does any of that even matter?
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" Explaining the role of institutionalized sexism in America, he noted that a "double standard presupposes equal footing.
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It presupposes that there's somebody whose brain has the whole thing figured out, and that's a fiction.
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Before the long 18th century, Western societies operated under feudalism, which presupposes that people are born unequal.
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Because military occupation presupposes the absence of a functioning, civilian government, military tribunals are the only option.
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But the Good Friday agreement presupposes a "soft" border between the north and south of Ireland. Mrs.
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Moscow's drive for empire presupposes constant war in Eurasia, which will only breed repeated revolutions and wars.
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Pretty Little Liars is for a younger cohort, and the narrative presupposes the ludicrousness of such a suggestion.
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This presupposes that the party in power and its leaders were fully responsible for what they were doing.
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It presupposes that the need for a clear and plain response to Ghouta is some wild media fantasy.
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The key to happiness is a bit of a challenging question, because it presupposes that happiness is a goal.
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Order presupposes that what your community really wants (and needs) are cops and staff meetings, while Faith means churches.
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" And when another commenter labeled the screenings a "double-standard," Cheadle explained that "a double standard presupposes equal footing.
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But that presupposes Republicans would want to give Mrs Clinton a win of any sort, even a shared one.
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" Government "cannot act in a manner that passes judgment upon or presupposes the illegitimacy of religious beliefs and practices.
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Everyone knows Jon Snow's name is Jon Snow, but a crazy new fan theory presupposes that... maybe it isn't?
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The problem presupposes that consciousness is like a light switch: either an animal has a self or it doesn't.
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This presupposes a level of confidence and trust with the technology underlying self-driving cars that does not currently exist.
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The question "Should we leave?" presupposes that there's somewhere else to go, and in this shrunken world there really isn't.
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The problem with this argument, though, is it presupposes that India, slapped with sanctions, would reduce its business with Russia.
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Shaming people for when they "woke up" presupposes rigid political standards for acceptable discourse and enlists others to pile on.
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Shaming people for when they "woke up" presupposes rigid political standards for acceptable discourse and enlists others to pile on.
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"It presupposes there is a law that can be used to punish but it doesn't say what it is," he added.
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But this presupposes that Trump quickly learns the right lessons from the media games that he's played over the last year.
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However, this policy presupposes that VCs are aware of these tax rules in the first instance, and are incentivized by them.
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That this might even be a consideration presupposes, of course, that Mr Mueller has him on the hook for a serious offence.
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Phil Schiller: I wouldn't want to make that exact analogy because it presupposes a lot of things that may not be correct.
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Any system of governance presupposes an answer to the questions: Are you a sovereign entity who owns your life, work and mind?
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But it presupposes precisely what our society unfortunately lacks: an adequate way of testing everyone and accurately identifying those most at risk.
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The idea of leisure, after all, is a hard-won achievement; it presupposes that we have overcome the exigencies of brute survival.
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But the curtailing of bank lending presupposes that a thriving bond market will emerge, even though efforts spanning a decade have yielded little.
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Note that this theory presupposes "R + L = J" which at this point seems less like a theory and more like an incontrovertible fact.
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After all, he had selected Gore for a role that presupposes he could be president in the middle of a giant national crisis.
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You listen to a lot of shows, you read a lot of the internet, it all presupposes we're at the end of the world.
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Why it matters, from Kathleen Hall Jamieson, the center's director: "Protecting the rights guaranteed by the Constitution presupposes that we know what they are."
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Winning both Florida and Ohio on March 15 also presupposes that Bush and Kasich will no longer be on the ballots of their home states.
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But the idea that white evangelicals are hypocrites for sticking with Trump presupposes that they're so blinded by the prospect of either repealing Roe v.
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But just to set the record straight, this theory presupposes a few things we know are not even in the same geographic period with correct.
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A new technology like GPS provides us with the most efficient and direct route to a destination, but it presupposes we know where we are going.
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But that all presupposes that the person who would make that order is the most sober and thoughtful and well-educated person in the nuclear system.
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It presupposes that the region's many powers and armed factions in Syria today will sit on their hands and allow ISIS to rebound back from oblivion.
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It presupposes the existence of social and economic systems that are functional and inclusive at their core, and merely need to be reformed to work well again.
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It still presupposes there are only two fundamental worldviews, left and right, and that people's preferences and temperaments will align, neatly and self-evidently, somewhere between them.
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But that presupposes a level of basic trust that's absent in the case of a company owned (indirectly but fully) by the Chinese government, the FCC representative explained.
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The most seemingly individual and intimate choice to consume something presupposes a far-flung story of the factors that produced it and the labor that went into it.
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Such thinking presupposes that racist attitudes or racism — however one may define them, and whether one thinks it's wise to call them out — only exist on the fringes.
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As PhillyVoice notes, it's crucial to keep in mind that HuffPost and YouGov's methodology presupposes that every response is unique and operates independently from the ones preceding it.
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Your scenario presupposes that remaining silent while overhearing people critically "dissect" a family member is somehow worse than passively listening while the same people express bigotry toward strangers.
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Yet this is a fundamental misunderstanding of what an exercise like endorsement could potentially be, because it presupposes that they are soothsayers with the country's best interests in mind.
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It presupposes a magic policy wand; I don't see how getting Democrats to move right, given the preferences of the base, is any easier than getting Republicans to move left.
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Trump's harsher rendering of this theory presupposes that black people have never had it worse—a view that is somewhat less commonly held, but not altogether absent from conservative analysis.
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The fact that a corporation, or any other speaker, is willing to spend money to try to persuade voters presupposes that the people have the ultimate influence over elected officials.
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The question of what we ought to do with our time — a question that is at issue in everything we do — presupposes that we understand our time to be finite.
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The problem with this view of trans people as either deceptive or pathetic frauds is that it presupposes that there's a real thing that trans women are failing to be.
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This presupposes that the impeachment will be based on criminal conduct, because if it were not, there would be no concern about the double jeopardy implications of a subsequent criminal trial.
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Moreover, any possibility that Belarus will evolve in the future towards reconciliation with Europe and integrate into a democratic Europe presupposes that it remain independent, sovereign and increasingly attached to Europe.
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Of course, this presupposes that they have huge confidence that they know the outcome of Round 2 and/or that they do not think that "no deal" will be such a disaster.
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" Our pity for him, Williams explains, presupposes "that there is something special about his relation to this happening, something which cannot merely be eliminated by the consideration that it was not his fault.
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Our system presupposes that people of good faith, with a wide range of individual views across the political spectrum, will come together to forge a workable consensus in the pressing matters of the day.
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Data imposes frameworks for interpretation, makes choices about narrative apertures, presupposes the conditions of representation, assumes temporal and spatial boundaries, incorporates unconscious bias, and often relies on editorial decisions that reduce information to categories.
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It felt a lot like Interstellar, in the way it revealed the mysteries of the universe at a sad, slow, dreamy pace, presupposes a smart audience and hinges entirely on a time-twisting resolution.
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The ideal of having an end goal is a dangerous one I think, because it presupposes that you have a better idea as an artist than the experts who are working in that field.
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But even high self-monitors can suffer from the belief in authenticity because it presupposes that there is a true self, a bedrock to our personalities that's a combination of our convictions and abilities.
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Any suggestion it can do so presupposes that the inherent genetic differences between people somehow can be mitigated through modification, and I like to think about the future of baseball without a side of dystopia.
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These types of attacks are bracketed within a broad category of AI cybersecurity known as "adversarial machine learning," so called because it presupposes the existence of an adversary of some sort — in this case, a hacker.
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" House Speaker Paul Ryan said in a radio interview on Monday that the violence at Trump's events were very concerning and "there is never an excuse for condoning violence, or even a culture that presupposes it.
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Push for Pizza is an app that presupposes that you would rather press a single button and receive a pizza than go through the rigamarole of logging into Seamless, filling out an order…you know what?
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"The language of seduction coming from a non-millennial tended to be cheesy Cinemax dialogue," he told me—a theory that presupposes that older women aren't pulling their sex vocabularies from other sources like romance novels.
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"The government…cannot impose regulations that are hostile to the religious beliefs of affected citizens and cannot act in a manner that passes judgment upon or presupposes the illegitimacy of religious beliefs and practices," read the decision.
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While declining to provide a time frame for the dispute`s resolution, Bristow said the 2017 agreement presupposes the first payment of the tax settlement will come from sales of stockpiled gold concentrate, recognizing the need for shipments to begin.
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This presupposes there is a particular "systemizing" brain type that we could meaningfully describe as "the male brain," that drives ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving that distinguish the typical boy and man from the typical "empathizing" girl and woman.
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This has been such a profound transformation that now the meaning of the concept of identity is ambivalent and presupposes both a positive identification with other people, groups, collectives, cultures and a negative identification (differentiation) with all a person is not.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Perhaps I am not the target audience for Bret L. Rothstein's "fan letter to unruly objects," The Shape of Difficulty (2019, Penn State University Press), because it presupposes that its reader is under some kind of duress.
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The whole notion of this kind of "tearful confession"—you know, you go on Oprah and reveal your truth and all that—kind of presupposes that it's a really big deal, that it's something that's going to be really challenging to people.
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But the idea of a deep state, similar to the idea of a rigged election or a fraudulent vote count, could cause a more fundamental threat: Each presupposes the government is actually controlled by hidden hands that ignore the law without compunction.
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" She wrote, "It draws strength from a generational shift, it suggests that sharing is possible, it presupposes the specificity of the African case and — contrary to expectations — it has not sparked the institutional outcry that we have been used to in recent years.
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Obviously this presupposes that future robots would be so ubiquitous that we'd have "cheap" and "expensive" ones but, as the toy market shows us, even the most rudimentary beeps, boops and giggles can make us fall in love with our Furbies, Pleos and Hatchimals.
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The party remains in crisis, but the thought of Ryan emerging from Cleveland as the nominee presupposes that delegates (rough analog to House members) will wrest the nomination from two people (Trump and Ted Cruz) who'll have credible claim to it, backed by popular votes.
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"It is tactical — it presupposes a tremendous amount of knowledge on the part of the reader, and the number of strategic places in there are few and far between because of where Obama is in his presidency and how much he knows," Mr. Morrell said.
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It is an argument that presupposes that man and nature are two opposing forces pitted against one another, and therefore the solution to this kind of dilemma is to change our behavior or regulate our actions through policy — a decidedly solid and pragmatic approach.
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It presupposes a framework of space, and scientists see phenomena in quantum physics where spatial concepts seem not to apply—suggesting, to some, that space is derived from a more fundamental level of reality where these is no such as thing as position, distance, or speed.
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And although it's loaded with sex, the most brazen thing about "Marfa Girl 2" might be that it presupposes some knowledge of "Marfa Girl," which played the Rome Film Festival in 2012, received limited theatrical distribution in 2015 and made little impact with critics or audiences.
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It must be said, of course, that this patent has about a snowball's chance in hell of appearing in the real world: not only would Amazon have to pay good money to use city infrastructure, but that presupposes that the government would even go for it in the first place.
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"It is a sign of trust, not only in the relationship, but also (in) Indian's capabilities as an economy and as a security partner, because it also presupposes that India has the multilateral export control regime in place which would allow the transfer of more sensitive defense technologies," he said.
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Another suggested option is for referees to monitor sensors on helmets that measure the force at which any player uses his head as a weapon, an iffy solution that presupposes sensors can be designed to distinguish hit intent—is a player really headhunting, or just ducking at the wrong moment?
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Echoing Anti-Oedipus, the seminal 1972 text by Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, while also mindful of the more secretive, expressive forms of communication specific to psychoanalysis, desire presents itself in her work as a conatus everywhere falsified by the logic of capital, and the moralistic imperative of drudgery it presupposes.
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Corey Brettschneider's "The Oath and the Office: A Guide to the Constitution for Future Presidents" fits well into this category: It presupposes that there will be "future presidents," even as it seeks to instruct them in behavioral patterns radically different from those of the current occupant of the Oval Office.
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These big progressive ideas aren't alternatives to Medicare-for-all — indeed, the vision presupposes taking tough measures to squeeze the pharmaceutical industry — but as is often the case, talking about specific reforms with clear upsides and no big tax increases is more popular than talking about a big, abstract package.
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"While it would be good to clear the air on this entire issue so that the president can focus on governing, it presupposes that Mueller is an honest broker, and that he would not take nothing and make it into something, which would be my concern," said Roger J. Stone Jr., a longtime informal adviser.
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This, obviously, presupposes a lot of insane hopes: that the craft will somehow be found, that the craft will somehow be intact, that the aliens who find it will be vaguely human, that these vaguely human aliens will absorb stimuli both visually and sonically and that these aliens will not still be listening to eight‑tracks.
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The decision of these Democrats to tack towards Trump and the GOP not only operates under the assumption that the financial industry and Republicans are right that overreach is strangling growth; it also presupposes that working with Trump and the GOP to relax rules on bankers is a winning electoral strategy—that the bipartisanship itself is a selling point to swing voters.
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" As Justice Kennedy explained: "To describe a man's faith as 'one of the most despicable pieces of rhetoric that people can use' is to disparage his religion in at least two distinct ways: by describing it as despicable, and also by characterizing it as merely rhetorical --something insubstantial and even insincere....This sentiment is inappropriate for a Commission charged with the solemn responsibility of fair and neutral enforcement of Colorado's antidiscrimination law -- a law that protects discrimination on the basis of religion as well as sexual orientation...[t]he government, if it is to respect the Constitution's guarantee of free exercise, cannot impose regulations that are hostile to the religious beliefs of affected citizens and cannot act in a manner that passes judgment upon or presupposes the illegitimacy of religious beliefs and practices.
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