Clinton's position is consistent with long standing U.S. policy, focus on horizontal proliferation and downplay vertical proliferation.
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The global proliferation of drones New America tracks the proliferation of armed drones in a "World of Drones" database.
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Nuclear proliferation "Biggest problem, to me, in the world, is nuclear, and proliferation," Trump told the New York Times last week.
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IRAN'S ZARIF SAYS NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION TREATY IS A CORNERSTONE OF INTERNATIONAL LEGALITY, IRAN WILL CONTINUE TO BE COMMITTED TO NON-PROLIFERATION.
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Not only did China's first nuclear weapon test, in 28503, help set off a chain reaction of proliferation across Asia, but China directly abetted that proliferation.
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Nuclear proliferation Reality Check: Trump claims he doesn't support nuclear proliferation By Kevin Liptak, CNN Clinton and Trump sparred over the Republican candidate's statements about nuclear weapons.
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A well-documented side effect of the internet era — with its proliferation of forums for discussion outside of mainstream outlets — has been the proliferation of conspiracy theories.
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Several former Obama administration officials spoke out against the president's handling of the non-proliferation strategy because, honestly, you might as well call it an underhanded proliferation strategy.
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Background reading: "The proliferation of black music across the planet — the proliferation, in so many senses, of being black — constitutes a magnificent joke on American racism," Wesley Morris writes.
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Background reading: "The proliferation of black music across the planet — the proliferation, in so many senses, of being black — constitutes a magnificent joke on American racism," Wesley Morris writes.
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While imperfect, the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty that went into force in 85033 still stands today and is broadly seen as a crucial tool in efforts to prevent nuclear proliferation.
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" On global nuclear proliferation: "It's going to happen anyway.
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There has been a proliferation of these petitions — Change.
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It would be highly dangerous not just because of the covert Russian support for proliferation but because both Tehran and Pyongyang have abetted each other's proliferation and formed so-called secondary proliferation networks that sell missile technologies to third parties — for example, Pakistan which, during A.Q. Khan's time, was itself a so-called "nuclear Walmart" for proliferators.
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The U.S. inability to take a firm stance on proliferation worries non-nuclear states, weakens the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), and halts any momentum for meaningful changes in how we thinkabout nuclear weapons.
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The proliferation of baby cams has been a controversial one.
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HANNITY: Let me go to the issue of nuclear proliferation.
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These incentives have led to a proliferation of law schools.
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Certainly, the proliferation of digital filmmaking is part of it.
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Dialogue will avert war and discourage proliferation of nuclear weapons.
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Product proliferation has become the norm in today's auto industry.
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In its proliferation, the term cultural appropriation has become charged.
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That, in turn, has spurred the proliferation of government responsibilities.
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She fought against proliferation when she was secretary of state.
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"We've reached the tipping point in EV proliferation," Paulin said.
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But, now, the proliferation has spread to all 50 states.
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A nuclear Iran would spur proliferation across the Middle East.
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We examine the proliferation of LGBT candidates in American politics.
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This year's proliferation of propositions springs from a 267 reform.
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This proliferation of smart and serious anime is commonplace today.
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The first component of this digital ecosystem is smartphone proliferation.
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As missile ranges rapidly increase, nuclear proliferation will become global.
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He is a pillar in the proliferation of the sound.
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In the late 85033s, the proliferation of the internet, i.
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How you feel about the proliferation of edibles, in particular?
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The issue stems from the global phenomenon of device proliferation.
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User security is now prioritized over the product proliferation strategy.
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This momentum is fueled by the proliferation of mobile devices.
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Despite the proliferation of shoddy evidence, these trials had teeth.
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This is another proliferation of a completely false conspiracy theory.
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Both want to halt further proliferation and avoid military confrontation.
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Global pessimism about nuclear proliferation permeates this year's report card.
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"These products are a proliferation of marketing genius," Goldberg says.
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Fake news is nothing new, but it's proliferation perhaps is.
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Besides, the proliferation of pot farming has upsides for everyone.
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The proliferation of burners arguably makes crossing safer for migrants.
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The proliferation of international biennials and triennials dulled its edge.
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None of this excuses the proliferation of harmful content online.
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For foreign affairs, the networked world has also meant proliferation.
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He was against free trade; in favor of nuclear proliferation.
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It is guaranteed to produce global proliferation of nuclear weapons.
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But the proliferation of kumquats makes it hard to miss.
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So, we can expect a proliferation of podcasting listening opportunities.
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Nuclear Proliferation: Mr. Trump will soon command America's nuclear arsenal.
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And the proliferation of goats has been damaging the environment.
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Faced with this proliferation, I'd like to risk something radical.
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Many are now struggling to justify the idea of voting for Mr Trump, whose ignorance of foreign policy has not deterred him from advocating nuclear arms proliferation; he also advocates nuclear arms non-proliferation.
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And that's because of the proliferation of information that's out there.
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This proliferation translates into greater recruitment of child soldiers, said Becquevort.
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Perhaps the biggest reason, however, is the proliferation of social media.
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Trump has sent mixed messages on the issue of nuclear proliferation.
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The proliferation of rental scooters also draws on advances in telecommunications.
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But with the proliferation of messy breakups, the fantasy is crumbling.
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Languages, like species, experience cycles of evolution, proliferation, and often extinction.
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There is a proliferation of guns, especially in that general area.
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The proliferation of Aadhaar numbers lowers several barriers to financial access.
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Our Asian allies play critical role in nuclear non-proliferation & disarmament.
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Almost simultaneously, the proliferation of "fake news" and racism has risen.
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The proliferation of mites, he says, are a symptom of pesticides.
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Money is digitizing, there's a proliferation of mobile phones predominantly smartphones.
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It is getting harder, just because of the proliferation of information.
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The international community has suspected proliferation activity in Iraq and Iran.
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The proliferation of ill-paid temp work also affects permanent staff.
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Last week, I wrote about the proliferation of billion-dollar companies.
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In January 2003, North Korea withdrew from the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
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What if a proliferation of new, untested metaphors confuses people further?
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This proliferation of options is a testament to free market ingenuity.
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It prevents the spread of nuclear proliferation throughout the Middle East.
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The proliferation of occupational licensing might be seen as harmful overregulation.
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The proliferation of wealth management products has drawn concern from regulators.
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In August, we wrote about the proliferation of tinnitus among DJs.
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Biggest problem, to me, in the world, is nuclear, and proliferation.
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" Chabot, like Yang, is worried about the proliferation of "bullshit jobs.
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The culprit most often cited is the proliferation of unmanned satellites.
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First there was the proliferation of photography, then the ready-made.
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But when confronted about her hand in its proliferation, she deflects.
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A proliferation of regional trade agreements have undermined Taiwan's economic opportunities.
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First, North Korea and Iran pose serious nuclear weapons proliferation challenges.
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Ms. Young has tracked the proliferation of so-called fake mews.
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"The international regime against nuclear proliferation is at stake," he added.
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About the proliferation of Uber and all the million Uber clones.
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The increase of soft brands is another driver of brand proliferation.
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BIG CITY Will the proliferation of mobile ordering destroy civic life?
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"The proliferation of illegal arms risks fuelling further turmoil," he said.
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The proliferation of skimmers has put the ATM industry on alert.
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But the recent proliferation of billionaires suggests a more basic flaw.
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It's the proliferation of second sources that profit from our work.
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But the proliferation of sidewalk sheds illustrates the weakness in enforcement.
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Now is the time to stop the proliferation of assault weapons.
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Proliferation of stores is not Starbucks' only problem, according to analysts.
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That North Korea views proliferation in monetary terms is deeply disturbing.
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Can North Korea be similarly trusted when it comes to proliferation?
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A proliferation of bots can give candidates and issues unwarranted clout.
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"White nationalism and its proliferation online have real consequences," Nadler said.
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Among this proliferation, Art Basel remains the cream of the crop.
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Doing so may not even be a violation of the vague terms of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty with Iran, Thomas Moore, a former non-proliferation expert for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told Business Insider.
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Russia's arms control envoy Vladimir Yermakov told a U.N. non-proliferation conference in Geneva that the Iran deal, known as the JCPOA, was fragile and any attempt to amend it would affect the global non-proliferation regime.
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More broadly, he shares Chiang's concerns about the proliferation of health misinformation.
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I think it&aposs a shame, we are talking about nuclear proliferation.
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PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA called it "the strongest non-proliferation agreement ever negotiated".
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LB Saved from proliferation, from being picked up and imitated by everybody.
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It does not bring uniformity to the provinces' proliferation of rules, either.
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The proliferation of conventional weapons is a source of volatility in itself.
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A proliferation of passenger AVs in urban areas could compound the problem.
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Mr Trump's rise has brought a proliferation of such political role-playing.
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So, we're going to see the proliferation of nuclear energy going forward.
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And he bought a proliferation of gadgets to track his calorie output.
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With both Tesla and VW committed to EV proliferation, the Tesla vs.
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One sees this in works that provide an endless proliferation and repetition.
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One of the big ongoing themes is the proliferation of big data.
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We can't have like willy-nilly proliferation of fake news, that's crazy.
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Come May, there will be a proliferation of Cinco de Mayo posts.
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Within a few decades, the threat of proliferation will no longer exist.
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The song's proliferation was further aided by the early 2000s' internet boom.
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Mr Obama has made progress on nuclear-arms reduction and non-proliferation.
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In one big way, though, the proliferation of donors harms poor countries.
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Through Proliferation, Rucker proves how slavery has not really ended at all.
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" The sociologist William G. Staples warned of the proliferation of "Tiny Brothers.
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In theory, the U.S. has long been committed to nuclear non-proliferation.
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Their proliferation has been helped by funding from well-meaning American evangelicals.
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The November 85033 test marked the predictable end of Pyongyang's proliferation pause.
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Bits Add another new messaging app to the proliferation of chat apps.
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These episodes are well documented despite China's alleged support for non-proliferation.
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"This is a problem that could lead to nuclear proliferation," he said.
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Steven Pifer directs the Brookings Institution's Arms Control and Non-Proliferation Initiative.
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These played big parts in the proliferation of the disease in Brazil.
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Americans say they prize competition, a proliferation of choices, the little guy.
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But there are factors that can speed up their arrival and proliferation.
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But we can't fix the proliferation of violent content online by ourselves.
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Also, just the proliferation of funds has made brands far more important.
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The proliferation of voice-activated gadgets amplifies the implications of such tricks.
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The proliferation of these groups is important, said YCDC's Zaw Win Naing.
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Will China cooperate with the United States to promote nuclear non-proliferation?
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What led to the proliferation of fake news during the presidential campaign?
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"Today, proliferation is creating unimaginable danger, and disarmament is paralyzed," he said.
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He does not use e-mail and disdains the proliferation of devices.
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This feels like the biggest hint to the decade's proliferation of babies.
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It can become an abiding example of international non-proliferation and cooperation.
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But North Korea has learned the lesson of proliferation: time wins out.
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Far from limiting nuclear dangers, "No First Use" could actually spur proliferation.
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The timing of the proliferation of the monuments themselves illustrates this point.
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But both those European powers viewed the JCPOA as an optimal framework through which to stop Iran from following a path of nuclear proliferation and believe that the risk of proliferation significantly outweighs that of militias and missiles.
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Proliferation worries The launch comes at a time when global concerns about nuclear proliferation have been on the rise, specifically with the election of Donald Trump as the next US President and recent comments by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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"We think that the fight against nuclear non-proliferation is important and this agreement means that nuclear non-proliferation is possible because Iran will not go all the way to [build] nuclear weapons," Le Drian told reporters in Dublin.
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Such outcomes may be an inevitable consequence of the proliferation of such theories.
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"North Korea is still engaged in illicit and proliferation activities," the official said.
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This diversity speaks to the proliferation of nerd culture into the general population.
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The proliferation of misinformation masquerading as truth has made theorists out of thousands.
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Instead of denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula, the result could be proliferation there.
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"What there has been a proliferation of is quite cheap outfitters," Kelly said.
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That lack of prosecution resulted in a proliferation of under-the-radar lobbying.
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A third cause for cheer is the proliferation of different kinds of universities.
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First, there was nuclear proliferation — what if genetic tampering were to be next?
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Obama said that nuclear proliferation, particularly from North Korea, remained a major concern.
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Such is the case with digital photography and its proliferation in social media.
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Even the proliferation of skyscrapers in the developing world's megacities encourages air-conditioners.
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Since taking office, Trump has encouraged the proliferation of skimpier off-market plans.
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One of them, from my perspective, is the proliferation of dubious grievance groups.
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Their aim: to break into that proliferation of networks, to do bad things.
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Maybe we'll see a true proliferation of under-display fingerprint sensors this year.
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The global threat of nuclear proliferation received equal attention from the 2020 Democrats.
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His institution is part of a proliferation of national development banks (NDBs) worldwide.
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You see a proliferation of guns, no options or opportunities, no economic development.
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Besides, startup is now nearly instantaneous with the proliferation of solid state drives.
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The final match to this tinderbox was the proliferation of guns in America.
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A proliferation of mobile-payment apps has made this easier than ever before.
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Mr Thaksin countered with a proliferation of his own, including Thai Raksa Chart.
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The proliferation of free titles is "more true than ever before," said Jeffery.
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Its genesis, he said, lies in the proliferation of secular weddings in America.
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Last year, we started noticing a proliferation of chatbot startups using first names.
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There are two main ways of dealing with the problem of tagging proliferation.
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"Broca is difficult to control ..., its proliferation can cause incalculable losses," he said.
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Nuclear proliferation experts are amazed at the speed with which Iran has acted.
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But its biggest problem is the proliferation of bot accounts on its platform.
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Always skeptical of investment product proliferation, it plans to stick with this lineup.
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Weak regulation, exacerbated by the proliferation of small banks, is taking a toll.
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In recent years they contributed to a proliferation of new products (see chart).
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The proliferation of ill-paid temp work affects temporary and permanent workers alike.
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The United States is likely to aim for restrictions, non-proliferation analysts say.
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Illicit nuclear weapons, terrorism and proliferation are all symptoms of a larger disease.
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An additional threat to elevated cryptocoin prices is the proliferation of crypto currencies.
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But defending the non-proliferation regime will not take away North Korea's weapons.
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Does the proliferation of user-generated reviews eliminate the need for professional critics?
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Conroy said many factors have led to the proliferation of phony credit files.
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These steps are reversible and do not pose an imminent nuclear proliferation risk.
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Unfortunately, with this loss of access came the proliferation of black-market products.
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Mr. Glazman credits millennials on Instagram for the proliferation of face mask products.
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Ronald Reagan said something really interesting about nuclear proliferation back in the 2000s.
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"Biggest problem, to me, in the world, is nuclear, and proliferation," Trump said.
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The 20th-century proliferation of digital sampling made old copyright laws look obsolete.
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But proliferation would not stop there: Alarmed neighbors would almost certainly follow suit.
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Japan's particular building laws also contribute to the proliferation of these eccentric houses.
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This theory also explains the proliferation of Nazi zombie films like Dead Snow.
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He was the chief author of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act of 1978.
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Germany urged Iran to stop taking measures that undermined the non-proliferation deal.
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Why do you think we're seeing a proliferation of this personality type today?
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While unquestionably autocratic, Mussolini did not oppose the proliferation of unofficial artistic styles.
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Moniz said Trump's stance would undermine President Obama's work on nuclear non-proliferation.
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But the proliferation of different business rates rewards loophole hunting and earnings shifting.
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Has the proliferation of sites like these led to more violence against women?
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The proliferation of connected devices is amazing, but it is just the beginning.
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Opponents argue that granting India membership would further undermine efforts to prevent proliferation.
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But the resistance economy has also led to the proliferation of underground factories.
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There's been such a proliferation of dollar pizza slices with lower-quality ingredients.
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That's thanks, in part, to the proliferation of queer women in her industry.
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Imagine full Japanese and German rearmament, alongside rapid-fire proliferation of nuclear weapons.
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Today we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
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Chinese regulators have expressed open concern about the proliferation of wealth management products.
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He also blamed the proliferation of drugs for most of the country's troubles.
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The advocacy group lobbies for policies that reduce nuclear proliferation around the world.
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Issues of non-proliferation, countering violent extremism, and Afghanistan loom large in importance.
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This could open new possibilities for the proliferation of nuclear and radiological material.
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Her career working to prevent nuclear proliferation cannot be restored by presidential fiat.
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But I'm just saying, at this point, we have a proliferation of opinions.
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Variety television continued to prevail until the proliferation of rock in the 1960s.
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Fortunately, the explanation for the sudden proliferation of the number isn't anything sinister.
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This provided a grand banquet for the phytoplankton, leading to their rapid proliferation.
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The U.S. government has repeatedly sanctioned AVIC and its subsidiaries for proliferation activities.
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No matter the cost, preventing proliferation should be a top priority of Congress.
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He said terrorism is progressing and the risk of nuclear proliferation is rising.
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In response, nuclear proliferation will sweep across South Korea, Japan, Taiwan and southward.
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Trump is also scheduled to host a Security Council meeting on non-proliferation.
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States and some businesses have begun to fight the proliferation of their use.
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Given President Trump's softer stance on proliferation, that impetus may no longer apply.
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Our anti-proliferation efforts have definitely impeded the North' acquisition of these weapons.
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He also decried what he said was a dismantling of non-proliferation treaties.
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But that has not stopped the proliferation of brands, products, and enthusiastic reviews.
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But with brand proliferation comes the challenge of differentiating one brand from another.
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The last big innovation explosion — the proliferation of the smartphone — is clearly ending.
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But the proliferation of different business rates rewards loophole hunting and earnings shifting.
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Cultivation of the self was getting upstaged by the proliferation of the selfie.
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Consider the proliferation of furry slippers and fuzzy patterned coats, notably at Fendi.
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Given the grotesque proliferation of preteens with iPhones, this is to be expected.
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The proliferation of unregulated stem cell companies has a number of troubling consequences.
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"The proliferation of off-the-shelf handguns is really our problem," Pollack says.
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With the proliferation of voice-activated electronics, this is becoming an increasingly common concern.
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His statements about nuclear weapons and nuclear proliferation have often been confusing, even contradictory.
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And the proliferation of individualized transportation options is going to make public transit worse.
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As it stands, the rule "would create a proliferation of co-ops," she said.
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It's almost a shame that Rules was released before the proliferation of dating apps.
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But Russakow sees the proliferation of scooter sharing as a form of free advertisement.
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The UN sought to determine whether the launch violated the country's counter-proliferation undertakings.
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In the raise-you-one nuclear-proliferation stakes, the Soviet government built bunkers, too.
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And contemporary living practices — households with fewer people, a proliferation of vacation homes, etc.
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We are in a world where there was a proliferation of services that stream.
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"There has been a proliferation of the problem in the recent weeks," she said.
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Mermaid JeansThank Ellery for the proliferation of jeans with a bonkers-beautiful rippling hemline.
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After years of high-level pressure, China is now a foe of nuclear proliferation.
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It is also a step towards nuclear proliferation in the world's most volatile region.
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The credibility of the nuclear non-proliferation regime needed to be protected, he added.
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Many Chinese see the proliferation of pets as a symptom of a bigger crisis.
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The proliferation of images is what defines our era; image-making has gone viral.
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This uncertainty can be fueled by the proliferation of confusing and contradictory information online.
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In spite of all the bad press, Facebook itself clearly benefits from that proliferation.
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As the proliferation of plastic bans and strategies suggest, they are having some success.
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"The proliferation of MS-13 remains an ongoing challenge to law enforcement," Homan said.
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That would be verifiable, prevent escalation and proliferation, and leave denuclearization on the table.
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The proliferation of streaming services has also yielded a bumper crop of free options.
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The cold-hearted attempt to remove safety nets such as health insurance, the proliferation
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Iran remains a party to the Non-Proliferation Treaty; North Korea withdrew in 2003.
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Liberals aren't without their own scam artists, as the proliferation of #TrumpRussia mythologists proves.
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Along with the embrace of identity politics has come a proliferation of conspiracy theories.
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Meanwhile, the proliferation of tech unicorns from outside has been increasing, especially from China.
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The current crisis of proliferation in North Korea is a contemporary byproduct of partition.
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Duelling visions of Europe's military future have given rise to a proliferation of schemes.
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Sanctions are in place because of illegal North Korean activity, including illegal nuclear proliferation.
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Known as "dramedies," they became even more popular with the proliferation of streaming platforms.
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"Iran's action ... has potentially severe proliferation implications," the three countries said in the statement.
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But its shape and shade, combined with its proliferation, produce something else: a mess.
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On nuclear non-proliferation, a policy priority across successive administrations, Trump is similarly indifferent.
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This will be an invitation to arms proliferation on a scale not yet seen.
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It leaves denuclearization on the table and will, in theory, prevent escalation and proliferation.
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"The proliferation of drones, including armed drones, is definitely happening right now," he said.
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Research predicts a proliferation of species capable of eating through ecosystems and spreading disease.
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Pointing to the recent proliferation of data breaches at companies like Yahoo Inc YHOO.
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Their efforts have been boosted by the proliferation of evangelical churches in the state.
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Kim Jong-nam's murder also raises the specter of new proliferation of chemical arms.
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Another factor that may be driving interest in Bitcoin is the proliferation of ransomware.
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The Industrial Revolution unleashed mechanization, leading to a proliferation of goods at cheap prices.
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The proliferation of Jewish delis throughout all five boroughs had felt like a guarantee.
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The NBI was allegedly focusing on the proliferation of child pornography on the site.
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The recent proliferation of face recognition software, however, poses huge risks to public anonymity.
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Since at least 2001, fighting proliferation has been a major preoccupation of U.S. governments.
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This is normally responsible for regulating everything from cell proliferation to differentiation and death.
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Tech is also transforming transportation with the proliferation of electric scooters and dockless bikes.
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Mr. Narang specializes in nuclear proliferation and strategy at M.I.T.'s Security Studies Program.
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Evidently neither party is immune from the harms that come from rampant gun proliferation.
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But with the proliferation of streaming services, entertaining furry companions has gone high tech.
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With that proliferation of options, one would expect to see a surge in adoption.
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Any such proliferation risks being destabilising and dangerous, multiplying the risks of nuclear war.
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With this endless proliferation of Hamlets, what more is there to say — or sing?
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More importantly, Trump has not been moving nuclear non-proliferation in the right direction.
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He is a board member at the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation.
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A seemingly unstoppable proliferation of trash has marred Lebanon's water, seafood and public health.
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Growing international availability of ICBM technology will soon make it a global proliferation cascade.
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As this author has long written, the "Golden Age of Proliferation" is already here.
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Cancer-causing agents unleashed abnormal cellular proliferation by mutating genes involved in regulating growth.
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He had at least two of the symptoms (polyneuropathy and monoclonal plasma cell proliferation).
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We want to avoid a proliferation of crises that could get out of control.
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That reduces volume, but concentrates plutonium and uranium – making it a potential proliferation risk.
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Iran remains a party to the Non-Proliferation Treaty; North Korea withdrew in 212.
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"During Picciotto's more than 30 years of vigilance for nuclear proliferation and peace, many of her goals were achieved," Ms. Norton, a Democrat, said in a statement, citing "a measured reduction" in atomic weapon proliferation, including the Obama administration's recent accord with Iran.
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At the end of the inspection process, proliferation-sensitive information and equipment, where ongoing possession is not in line with Iran's undertaking under Article II of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, should be destroyed or removed from Iran in a verifiable manner.
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Under the 85033 Agreed Framework, Pyongyang agreed to suspend its nuclear activities — particularly plutonium-producing heavy water reactors — in return for what amounted to bribes: fuel oil shipments and construction of two "proliferation resistant," but not proliferation proof, light water nuclear reactors (LWRs).
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The proliferation of air conditioning enabled building designs that were wholly dependent on air conditioning.
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But by midcentury a proliferation of bad Modern architecture had caused popular sentiment to sour.
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He said Russia would continue its policy to ensure the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons.
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Not to mention the traditional issues of counterterrorism, counter proliferation and fighting organized crime together.
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The statement, in an interview with Reuters Thursday, left non-proliferation experts puzzled and concerned.
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The development threatens decades of US efforts to limit missile proliferation in the Middle East.
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Goldman cites the proliferation of graphics chips in non-traditional markets such as automotive. Questions?
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In fact, during his campaign, he called nuclear proliferation the "biggest problem" in the world.
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" On Iran: On Wednesday, Trump will chair a UN Security Council briefing on "counter-proliferation.
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Along with warmer winters, these new conditions will drive the proliferation of mosquitos and ticks.
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It has also seen the proliferation of fake accounts attempting to promote sales of cryptocurrencies.
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In all circumstances, though, the proliferation of ARM-based convertibles and laptops seems an inevitability.
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Since the proliferation of liquid alternative mutual funds and ETFs, he has switched to them.
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You'd think the proliferation of smartphone photography would have sparked a revolution in digital cameras.
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The proliferation of fanjets enabled planes that could both fly faster and carry more passengers.
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The other disturbing trend is the proliferation of "state capital investment and operation" companies (SCIOs).
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In this arrangement, the handmaids are mostly empty vessels used for the proliferation of mankind.
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It was agricultural productivity rather than taste that propelled the proliferation of these Florida varieties.
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They point to the proliferation of e-cigarette flavours like unicorn milk and cookie crunch.
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The proliferation of knock-offs has been noticed by buyers and threatens the site's integrity.
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I do not blame this on Trader Joe's and their proliferation of frozen dining options.
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But given the proliferation of entertainment choices online, life without cable no longer seems impossible.
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Fabrice Houdart: We are witnessing a proliferation of hate speech and human-rights abuses globally.
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Taken as a whole, these tweaks were designed to slow the proliferation of forwarded messages.
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Fund sizes, however, have grown larger and the proliferation of unicorns continues at unforeseen rates.
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But it is also why we have seen a proliferation of unsophisticated attacks in Europe.
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He has expressed admiration for Russian President Vladimir Putin, and is unbothered by nuclear proliferation.
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Now it seems that it's going the other way, there's a proliferation process taking place.
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Now it seems that it's going the other way; there's a proliferation process taking place.
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The proliferation of hydraulic fracking, he says, means that affordable gasoline is here to stay.
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Facebook meanwhile has been criticized for allowing the proliferation of fake news on its platform.
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Hybrids are becoming increasingly common in today's media world with the proliferation of opinion journalism.
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With the proliferation of petty memes, petty has transitioned from simple adjective to something more.
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The industry expects personal car ownership to decrease with the proliferation of self-driving cars.
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Even when the issue in question is deadly serious, like nuclear proliferation, Americans choose diplomacy.
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But even the government recognises that the proliferation of this technology may lead to abuses.
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Libya had signed the Non-Proliferation Treaty in 22019 but ratified it only in 1975.
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What's more, neither has signed the Non-Proliferation Treaty of 1968, The Washington Post reports.
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This has led to a proliferation of innovative payment arrangements such Accountable Care Organizations (ACO).
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Broad participation and a proliferation of uptrends have helped this remain the case all year.
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But a slew of safety concerns have followed the company's rapid proliferation across the country.
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The tipping point The rapid proliferation of armed drones poses novel questions for national security.
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NEW HAVEN Lisa Hodermarsky, curator, discusses the proliferation of print media in 19th-century France.
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The proliferation of the dashcam has removed a lot of ambiguity about field sobriety tests.
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During these moments you get a proliferation of competing approaches, a willingness to try anything.
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The company has joined a broader effort to fight the proliferation of hoax stories online.
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But why is this proliferation of platforms so disruptive to networks and other media companies?
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Today, dozens of prominent researchers are actively working to stop the proliferation of autonomous weapons.
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Doctors, businesspeople, politicians—anyone who enables the proliferation of these prescription drugs beyond reasonable use.
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"Globalization," on the other hand, is simply the monocultural proliferation of what we already have.
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The proliferation of minor league stadiums has not been a home run in every community.
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"The proliferation of child-pornography trafficking has created an anonymous pedophile superstore," he told them.
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As the proliferation of cryptocurrencies has shown, nothing is easier than creating a scarce asset.
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It increases the risk of an unconstrained Iranian nuclear program and proliferation in the region.
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The proliferation of edibles under legalization, then, may be leading to more bad, unpleasant trips.
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Renamed the Illicit Drug Anti-Proliferation Act, it's still commonly known as the RAVE Act.
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This super-proliferation, often caused by a single identifiable mutation, is what usually indicates cancer.
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A proliferation of seabirds and dolphins usually indicates schooling fish, which will also attract sharks.
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In this instance, I was angry about the proliferation of lifestyle-touting subscription clothing services.
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Iran's mendacity is no longer the informed supposition of proliferation experts such as Mr. Albright.
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Some have expressed concern that using nuclear power in space could introduce new proliferation risks.
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One concern for the industry is the spread of laws aimed at reducing plastic's proliferation.
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Even the Russia's alleged proliferation of "fake news" online falls within the KGB's modus operandi.
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India possesses atomic weapons and has kept itself outside the international legal framework against proliferation.
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It has led to a huge proliferation of gadgets that work with your Echo speakers.
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The bags' proliferation has inspired whole countries to ban them or impose fees on them.
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Self-limiting drone exports has not stopped proliferation and harms U.S. interests in tangible ways.
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It could be theorized that the proliferation of Roberta's pizza is a benefit to society.
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"This is more than stopping nuclear proliferation for us — it is very personal," one said.
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"The proliferation of devices and the expanding network are the biggest issues today," said Weingarten.
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"This is not going to be a humongous proliferation," said the Council president, Nancy Navarro.
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The situation has been further complicated, however, by the proliferation of unauthorized and fake casts.
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This means the country will go forward with any planned nuclear arms development and proliferation.
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Clinton's campaign was adversely impacted by the proliferation of fake news, facts do not lie.
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James McKeon is a policy analyst at the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation.
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Nuclear non-proliferation analyst Jeffrey Lewis told CNN he was underwhelmed by Netanyahu's latest presentation.
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YouTube attributed the increase to its recent efforts to counter the proliferation of hate content.
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"They've been exempt for 30 years since they signed a non-proliferation treaty," said Kelley.
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The Way Forward First, Trump must remember Tehran is a partner in proliferation with Pyongyang.
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"This is not going to be a humongous proliferation," said the Council president, Nancy Navarro.
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But the proliferation of ride-hailing vehicles appears to be contributing to increasingly gridlocked streets.
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The Iran nuclear deal made the world safer and less at risk of nuclear proliferation.
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There was "envoy proliferation," said Mr. Chollet, who monitored such exchanges from the National Security Council.
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Over the decades, we've witnessed the proliferation of CCTV cameras and laptop webcams in our lives.
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The proliferation of mobile credit, offered by over 50 competing lenders, is blamed for the increase.
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Macron's legislation might hold tech companies more accountable for the proliferation of misinformation on their platforms.
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That's the conclusion of a Harvard study into the proliferation of encryption products around the world.
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The proliferation of GPS-enabled handsets addressed the friction around drivers and passengers locating each other.
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In fact, social capital has declined further, Waldinger said, attributing it to the proliferation of smartphones.
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Despite the proliferation of its artists, Greece's worldwide footprint in electronic music has been comparatively minor.
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Monsanto has also been battling a proliferation of illegal planting of its herbicide-tolerant cotton varieties.
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The start of Koehler's career coincided with a worldwide proliferation of deradicalization programs aimed at jihadis.
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Doubling the US investment in the Global Climate Fund to help the proliferation of green technology.
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The US has worked for decades to limit the proliferation of missiles in the Middle East.
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"We believe that the chemical non-proliferation regime is in danger," said a French diplomatic source.
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For decades now, this supposed difference has been chalked up to the proliferation of online pornography.
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But the proliferation of hobbyist drone pilots has caused problems here as elsewhere in the world.
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Content warning: This post discusses an investigation into the proliferation of child sexual abuse imagery online.
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This came on the heels of controversies over the proliferation of "fake news" during the campaign.
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On the other hand, we need to solve materials problems to achieve proliferation of quantum computers.
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The proliferation of guns is a big reason for this (yes there are other factors too).
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Here's how he's thinking about what just happened, about social media, and about, uh, nuclear proliferation.
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A proliferation of bakeries offer traditional European pastries and breads as well as peculiar Asian inventions.
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A cavalier approach to nuclear weapons and nuclear proliferation means those conflicts have much higher stakes.
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Yet the most important explanation for the proliferation of rules concerns the habits of Washington's bureaucracy.
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Ultimately, we will continue to see the proliferation of thematic investment funds in the coming years.
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Non-proliferation efforts to curb WMD development are built around quantifiable, repeatable tests and documented evidence.
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This results in mass fish kills, and the proliferation of algal toxins across precious water bodies.
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The proliferation of Catholic hospitals began in the 1990s when independent institutions merged for economic reasons.
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It will also lead us to having India participate practically in the international non-proliferation regime.
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The global proliferation of chickens is being proposed as a likely fossil signature of the Anthropocene.
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"We've noted the general proliferation of drone-usage in society," Khoury said in his Paris office.
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We are not talking about 13-year-old Amy Carter advising her father on nuclear proliferation.
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And now, thanks to the proliferation of devoted hardware and software solutions, it's never been easier.
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But the Post report notes that these costs were an unforeseen result of the cameras' proliferation.
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Across the board, we need to prepare for the proliferation of satellites in our higher altitudes.
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Accompanying the obesity epidemic has been the proliferation of other conditions that are devastating for health.
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That includes creating safety, security and non-proliferation protocols, as well as an independent regulatory system.
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" The Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation issued a press release "correcting Trump's alternative facts.
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What is clear, is that the international community's counter-nuclear proliferation strategies have not been effective.
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A lack of sufficient federal regulations or consumer trust could delay the proliferation of autonomous vehicles.
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Some critics say the proliferation of fake news helped sway the U.S. election in Trump's favor.
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The proliferation of cheap prints may also contribute to the apprehension of buying a pricey frame.
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Sam Nunn (D-Ga.), head of the non-proliferation group Nuclear Threat Initiative, also cheered Tillerson.
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They have also, between them, stirred up the debate about nuclear proliferation in North-East Asia.
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Sadly, the proliferation of foreign commodity imports is an economic Achilles' heel of our own making.
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An examination of Mexico's tax policy is essential to understanding the recent proliferation of criminal activity.
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Hosting it also carries prestige and signals international recognition of Kazakhstan's commitment to nuclear non-proliferation.
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This proliferation of causes kept the movement from coalescing behind the single issue of the war.
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In keeping with his disregard for non-proliferation policy, he is further developing America's nuclear capability.
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Cybercriminals have benefited from the proliferation of cryptocurrency as a semi-anonymous way to send cash.
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National security experts have grown increasingly concerned about the proliferation of U.S. hacking tools and technology.
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Finally, we have our proliferation of connected gadgets, also known as the Internet of Things (IoT).
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"These are fission products," Joshua Pollack, a leading expert on nuclear and missile proliferation, told Insider.
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Right now Saudi Arabia is party to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
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John F. Tierney is the executive director of the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation.
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Barack Obama from 2005 to 2007 to pass legislation against the proliferation of shoulder-fired missiles.
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"What we've seen in Brazil and Mexico, in particular, is a proliferation of militia," Muggah said.
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North Korea notoriously withdrew from the Korean War Armistice Agreement and the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
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Despite the proliferation of models, they form less than 5 percent of U.S. auto sales combined.
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Among its other effects, doxorubicin inhibits the enzyme topoisomerase II, slowing the rapid proliferation of cells.
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Professor Griffiths favors the copycat explanation for the sudden proliferation of fake "killer clowns" in Britain.
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But he wants follow in Obama's footsteps by engaging diplomatically with other powers to curtail proliferation.
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Pyongyang "will faithfully fulfill its obligation for non-proliferation and strive for global denuclearization" Kim said.
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The proliferation of smartphones has also helped make downloading and listening to shows easier than ever.
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This leads to a proliferation of art and musical creativeness in relatively small area, aka downtown.
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Second, the proliferation of stabilization actors on the ground raises the risk of inefficiency or gaps.
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This will democratize access to crypto and blockchain technology and help its global proliferation and adoption.
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Project MAC would lead to a proliferation of new ideas in computing and artificial intelligence research.
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One reason had to do with the fact that the proliferation of PCs outpaced software releases.
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In your opinion, does more need to be done to prevent the proliferation of fake accounts?
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Democrats and advocates of gun control accuse Republicans of diverting attention from the proliferation of weapons.
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Friendly and relentless, she rose to prominence in the 1980s with her opposition to nuclear proliferation.
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As general manager of the Met, I celebrate the proliferation of streamed shows during a pandemic.
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As general manager of the Met, I celebrate the proliferation of streamed shows during a pandemic.
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Bumpers' concerns expanded to encompass the proliferation of nuclear weapons and the risks of nuclear war.
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The proliferation of microplastics shed into the air and sewage systems is just one of them.
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The U.S. should continue to address nuclear proliferation challenges to make sure our country is safe.
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This summer I've seen a proliferation of seasoning syrups for drinks, in fruit and floral flavors.
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But he concluded that everything else in an era of nuclear proliferation was subordinate to politics.
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"We regret the proliferation of tariffs announced in the last couple of days," Mr. Gurría said.
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Harsh, yes, but the alternative of proliferation in an already unstable region is far more severe.
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Microbes are one more factor to consider in the alphabet soup of factors affecting cancer proliferation.
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Many readers of this column, Iran watchers and proliferation experts especially, no doubt fear the possibility.
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But with a proliferation of options and surcharges, you're justified in feeling more confused than ever.
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The proliferation of genetic testing is exploding, and will only continue to grow in the future.
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Now, he said, there's a "supply-demand imbalance" thanks to the proliferation of promising young companies.
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Some marshes were pink or orange, thanks to the proliferation of an algae called Dunaliella salina.
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With intercontinental missile ranges increasing rapidly throughout the world, this proliferation cascade is already going global.
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The plan has come under criticism from nuclear proliferation skeptics in Congress, however, including Democratic Sen.
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There are more launches to come—mirroring the proliferation of cycle-sharing schemes in the city.
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Macron said the world was seeing a resurgence of authoritarianism, with the risk of arms proliferation.
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The proliferation of 3D printing technology has made a whole world of physical objects instantly accessible.
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Divorced from its proper regulatory controls, the myc gene drives the B-cell into cancerous proliferation.
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Are we honestly to believe that limits on renovation are causing the proliferation of tent cities?
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The proposal also targets cyber espionage and other activity and potentially nuclear proliferation, the official said.
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The proliferation of models is just one of the problems that luxury-car makers are facing.
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For proof, look no further than the proliferation of goods that are explicitly inspired by her.
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Samuel M. Hickey is a Research Analyst at the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation.
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At the same time, he warned against a "proliferation" of congressional inquiries into the Russian meddling.
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Concurrently, there's been a proliferation of exchanges that may be less inclined to cooperate with authorities.
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Nuclear proliferation will spread like wildfire in the Mideast, starting with Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey.
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Scott Sagan points out that the problem with this is its propensity to beget nuclear proliferation.
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He serves on the National Advisory Board of the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation.
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The proliferation of checkboxes, however well intended, can also cause harm beyond wasted time and resources.
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The proliferation of such digital products within cars has created numerous vulnerabilities that hackers could exploit.
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Risks remain regarding the theft, smuggling or proliferation of nuclear materials, technology and potentially even weapons.
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With the proliferation of technology, it's become easier than ever to sell your services at scale.
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Highlighting nuclear proliferation and increasing belligerence from North Korea, Goldfein stressed the importance of U.S. deterrence.
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China, a nuclear weapons state, this week said Japan should abide by its non-proliferation obligations.
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"Proliferation could cross multiple borders if hypersonic technology is offered on world markets," the report stated.
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But nuclear proliferation experts and US lawmakers from both parties are deeply worried about the deal.
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His college years, from 26 to 22, coincided with the proliferation of the internet in Japan.
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We're starting to see this proliferation of technique and virtuosity in the performance of these instruments.
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It was the invention of the printing press that made the proliferation of original authorship possible.
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The waivers allow the United States and partners to "to reduce the proliferation risks at Arak, maintain safe oversight of operations at Bushehr, limit Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium and prevent the regime from reconstituting sites such as Fordow for proliferation-sensitive purposes," the fact sheet said.
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US President Jimmy Carter visited India in January 275, and in March his administration passed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act, requiring countries like India that were not in the Non-Proliferation Treaty to allow their nuclear facilities to be inspected by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
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Their work underpins the current proliferation of AI technologies, from self-driving cars to automated medical diagnoses.
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"In fashion, given the proliferation of styles, colors, and sizes, this problem is quite hard to crack".
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The proliferation of smartphones has also given Dollar General a more practical way to adopt new technology.
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They thought it would encourage the proliferation of skinny health plans, essentially undermining the health law's requirements.
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It wasn't until the proliferation of the internet in the early '90s that erotic games really resurfaced.
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Today's global proliferation of a me-first trade posture threatens to destabilise decades of progress in negotiating.
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They emphasize Tehran must comply fully with the Non-Proliferation Treaty by no longer sharing nuclear technology.
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The proliferation of head trauma adds another mental health challenge to America's mess of a prison system.
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In 2015, Playboy ceased publishing images of naked women, citing the proliferation of nudity on the internet.
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So has the proliferation of partisan media, allowing readers to choose the news they want to hear.
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While we are bombarded by a proliferation of information, some can't help but nervously anticipate its loss.
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"Anything that helps champion stopping the proliferation of guns is always a good thing," he told me.
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Ma in his open letter blamed the lack of harsh penalties for the proliferation of counterfeit goods.
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The proliferation of connected devices, especially the Internet of Things, was spurred by access to cheap parts.
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A sign reading " No proliferation of small arms and light weapons" outside of Boubon Village, Niger, Nov.
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Another case in point is a new proliferation of ambiguous phrases designed to paper over political disagreements.
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Some might argue the term and the proliferation of fuckboys themselves coincided with the debut of Tinder.
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The big picture: Federal regulators had criticized tech platforms over a proliferation of ads for illegal pharmacies.
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H: Given the proliferation of protests today, what we can we learn from groups like ACT UP?
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Cooperation to reduce the threat of nuclear terrorism and proliferation represents one fruitful area for further cooperation.
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It's hard to pinpoint the exact moment that the cultural proliferation of Rotten Tomatoes hit critical mass.
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Although the fundamental mechanism is always the same—the uncontrolled proliferation of cells—the details vary enormously.
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Each subsequent feature revealed new subplots, connecting a seemingly infinite proliferation of characters through progressively weirder arcs.
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Still, the proliferation of spying tools means that even half-competent spooks can have a chilling effect.
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The most obvious explanation for Bangladesh's success is the proliferation of outhouses in Trishal and other villages.
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Thanks to the online proliferation of all things written, visual, auditory, and interactive, it's not exactly popular.
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Maybe it's because of the proliferation of tubular meats that grace our grills on these scorching days?
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Among the most auspicious of those joint efforts was the proliferation of money as a coordinating technology.
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This means monitoring such proliferation can help predict when conditions are favorable for future real-world attacks.
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The proliferation of online poker apps has spawned a black market for buying and selling game coins.
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There is a lot at stake in the struggle to control the proliferation of illicit material online.
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Philip E. Coyle is the Senior Science Fellow at the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation.
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Many non-proliferation experts dispute the notion that a deal with China or Russia would be riskier.
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Concerned with the proliferation of planned obsolescence and mounting e-waste, the repair community is fighting back.
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The actress is working with the Child Rescue Coalition to fight the proliferation of the illegal content.
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In a series of tweets, Kaytranada criticized the proliferation of bad EDM producer and pop star collaborations.
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It's important that society acknowledge that prejudice played a part in the proliferation of monuments, Crawford said.
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The proliferation of competing RSS specifications may have hampered RSS in other ways that I'll discuss shortly.
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Hosting an April summit meeting intended to limit the proliferation of nuclear weapons, Mr. Obama lashed out.
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Fair enough — everyone is entitled to his own opinion, be it about international trade or nuclear proliferation.
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Today the proliferation of global companies like Adobe, BlackBerry and Maersk draws residents from around the world.
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Its proliferation is in no small part thanks to the International Association of Gay Square Dancing Clubs.
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In cancer cells, mutated genes corrupt the normal physiology of growth and ultimately set loose malignant proliferation.
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That means defending the non-proliferation regime; deterring conflict; and diminishing the risk of accidental nuclear war.
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It still limits where it will send uranium, but only to comply with nuclear non-proliferation rules.
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BOSTON — Scientists have long spoken up for causes like the proliferation of nuclear weapons and climate change.
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And the proliferation of tax credits is inefficient and complex, with no marginal incentives to promote growth.
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A sense of rebellion and defiance might also play into the proliferation of the Bin Laden phenomenon.
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New Chinese policy priorities could potentially damage "human rights, arms control and non-proliferation efforts," it says.
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The risks of nuclear proliferation and the spread of dangerous weapons and technology only adds to this.
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Gun control advocates worry about the proliferation of 3D guns which are hard to detect or trace.
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America's preeminence in deterring nuclear proliferation is enabled by its technology leadership and robust civilian nuclear industry.
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When athletes started using the pools last weekend, the neutralized chlorine spurred the proliferation of organic compounds.
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In part, the proliferation of polling aggregators and forecasting models has diminished the newsworthiness of single surveys.
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Some of these banks have been designated for proliferation activities, including providing support to U.N.-designated entities.
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There was also a more affordable approach with the proliferation of FM synthesis in the early 1980s.
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That leads to "the secretion of [cytokine] messengers, cell proliferation, cell migration, and so on," he added.
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The proliferation of misinformation (29) and insufficient investment in science and STEM education (210) were often mentioned.
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But, with the proliferation of nuclear powers, it is easy to see it going that way, too.
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Josh Pollack, editor of the non proliferation review, says North Korea objects to Trump's "maximum pressure" stance.
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He can't – or at least won't – defend Trump's statements in favor of nuclear proliferation and mass deportation.
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But this only accelerated Mexico's breakdown, with the proliferation of untrained gunmen who often acted with impunity.
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The targeting of political ads and the proliferation of false or misleading articles has tripped up Facebook.
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We've found Band-Aid solutions, anyway: Just see the proliferation of meditation apps and Spotify nature playlists.
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His influence spread further through the proliferation of youth orchestras in underserved communities inspired by El Sistema.
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One need only observe the proliferation of potatoes in Quebec cuisine, along with English-inspired meat pies!
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Back in the 1980s, he told reporters that nuclear proliferation was the biggest problem facing the world.
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It's important to prevent people from getting addicted, too, in part by stemming the proliferation of painkillers.
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It effectively ensures the exclusively peaceful nature of Iranian nuclear program and strengthens the non-proliferation regime.
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But it wasn't just U.S.-Soviet arms control negotiations that turned the proliferation tide in the 1960s.
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In fact, as the proliferation of subscription services continues unabated, they may only just be warming up.
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The proliferation of "curating" speaks of a generation anxious for authority and authorship, and also for meaning.
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The group's targets included government employees, think tanks, university staff and individuals working on nuclear proliferation issues.
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The most serious of those is proliferation of West Bank settlements beyond those in historically recognized blocs.
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"The proliferation of surveillance technology at the border represents a renewed interest in building a "virtual fence.
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With manned systems, the crew serves as the security against the proliferation of the nuclear power plant.
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Its spectacular rise tracks on a straight-line correlation with the advent and proliferation of the internet.
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Also, with such a proliferation of building projects, it's difficult for the Buildings Department to keep up.
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Though France's first indoor rink opened in 45, the proliferation of Christmas rinks is a recent phenomenon.
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The potential proliferation of digital taxes across Europe and other wealthy nations has alarmed many American companies.
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He helped to create both the U.S. Proliferation Security Initiative and Global Initiative to Combat Nuclear Terrorism.
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Friday's session aims at finding strategies for countering terrorism, including lone-wolf extremists, cyberattacks and nuclear proliferation.
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One congressional aide said there's been a noticeable proliferation of press releases highlighting Pompeo's local radio interviews.
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There has been a proliferation of multi-factor indexes, such as the MSCI USA Minimum Volatility Index.
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Today, this problem is magnified by the fragmentation of news sources and a proliferation of fake news.
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Namely, more growth, which is sensitive to environmental limits and will require a proliferation of rich engineers.
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No political campaign has been hurt more from the proliferation of fake news on the Internet. Mrs.
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I'm seeing the proliferation of more privacy barriers between seats in premium cabins, especially on long flights.
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Aides say the president will also use the session to discuss North Korea and other proliferation issues.
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While railroad job growth slowed during the proliferation of the automobile, car mechanic and repairmen professions surged.
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The United Nations, through the International Atomic Energy Agency, polices compliance with the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
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A proliferation of teaching colleges and cultural institutions once garnered Marshall the nickname the Athens of Texas.
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When North Korea succeeds, and sells nukes to any buyer, it will trigger proliferation in Northeast Asia.
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The achievement for the UAE is particularly significant given tensions in the wider region over nuclear proliferation.
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To make his point about excess, Munger cited the proliferation of EBITDA as a fake profit metric.
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The explosion is akin to the sudden proliferation of PC and hard-drive makers in the 1980s.
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"What we have to work against is the proliferation of inaccurate information on the internet," she said.
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While the sport is trying to limit arm injuries, it's also encouraging the proliferation Syndergaard-like aces.
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Several men saw the proliferation of anti-abortion provisions as pointless, especially since abortion, overall, remains legal.
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It's better than the current proliferation of terrible fantasy and sci-fi comics that degrade their genres.
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Trump's stance on Iran worries proliferation experts Still, Trump's disdain for the agreement with Iran to limit their nuclear program has worried proliferation experts, as has his stated openness to allies like Japan obtaining nuclear weapons of their own if they refuse to contribute more to American military protection.
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The waivers allow the United States and partners to "to reduce the proliferation risks at Arak, maintain safe oversight of operations at Bushehr, limit Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium and prevent the regime from reconstituting sites such as Fordow for proliferation-sensitive purposes," a State Department fact sheet said.
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"They (nuclear weapons) have to be light and small to go further," said Ramesh Thakur, director of the Center for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament at Australian National University's Crawford School of Public Policy and co-convenor of the Asia-Pacific Leadership Network for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament.
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The proliferation of activist campaigns is like "throwing gasoline on the fire," boosting mergers and acquisitions, Waldron added.
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Too often, we are seeing these days an abrogation of civil decency, a proliferation of anarchy and lawlessness.
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And I think this administration is the proliferation of our ego culture, where it's just, me me, me.
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"With the proliferation of any new technology, there is an adjustment period for everyone, including judges," he said.
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Ocean warming and the proliferation of industrial fishing lines have led to a further decline in recent years.
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The problem is the proliferation of smaller marketplaces and auction sites, coupled with consumers looking for great deals.
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Along with the proliferation of dockless scooters are a host of safety problems and complaints about regulatory oversight.
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The proliferation of smartphones in areas where internet access was previously rare has made YouTube far more international.
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America has a proliferation of state-level rules, for example, when a single, federal regime would be better.
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At the ripe age of 290, I have taken it upon myself to speak out against nuclear proliferation.
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The proliferation of hoverboards has raised safety concerns over injuries among riders and reports of batteries catching fire.
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With the proliferation of cloud-native technologies, enterprises are now struggling with how to put them into production.
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One reason for this proliferation is that bureaucrats much prefer writing new rules to rubbing out old ones.
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The result was nuclear-arms proliferation, a threatened Indo-Pakistan nuclear war, and the rise of the Taliban.
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One Obama aide said it would be "catastrophic" to allow the proliferation of nukes to other countries. 3.
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Amid the proliferation, the need to sort useful from pointless, and legal from dubious, has never been greater.
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This results in the proliferation of interlocking, crystal-shaped structures that increase the concrete's resistance to brittle fracture.
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More recently, though, the proliferation of modern smartphones has led to different use cases for dual-SIM phones.
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Growing traffic jams, caused in part by a proliferation of delivery vans and Ubers, are slowing them down.
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Facebook's handling of the proliferation of fake, misleading and clickbait posts has been the subject of widespread criticism.
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The proliferation of private unicorns, many of whom have gone on to produce underwhelming exits, underscores these worries.
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Bizarrely, he blamed "the hothouse of creative writing programs" for the proliferation of the personal-confessional war story.
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Central to the growth of this industry, according to Goldman Sachs, is the proliferation of self-driving cars.
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Go deeper: The proliferation of digital assistants is a big trend at this year's CES in Las Vegas.
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We've seen it with the proliferation of stories across a wide-range of broadly available social media platforms.
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Bernadette Stadler is a Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellow at the Center for Arms Control and Non-proliferation.
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Those changes are predicted to affect six of those nine hallmarks, including cell proliferation and DNA damage repair.
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The Illicit Drug Anti-Proliferation Act (also known as The RAVE Act) has been US law since 2003.
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"This could prove to cause a proliferation of low-level cybercrime, that is conducted by less qualified perpetrators".
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First, with Iran and North Korea in the mix, the world is racing toward apparently uncontrolled nuclear proliferation.
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But young Arabs are exposed to a proliferation of Islamic beliefs on satellite-TV channels and the internet.
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All Americans should be concerned about President-elect Donald J. Trump's nonchalant attitude towards nuclear proliferation, and development.
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Federal regulations continue to lag the proliferation and advancement of quadcopters and other easy-to-fly civilian drones.
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The feedback loop, in which instability promotes proliferation, brings into sharp focus the need to promote nuclear disarmament.
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Matthew Hopkinson director of retail property experts The Local Data Company expects a proliferation of retail tie-ups.
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The proliferation of earmarks fueled the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal and led to the downfall of former Rep.
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The homegrown roots of the marijuana business have led to a proliferation of local names, Mr. Karassik said.
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The current approach has failed to defuse nuclear tensions, deter proliferation, or lead to a more peaceful world.
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Gutting a deal that Americans conceived, brokered, and secured would undercut decades of U.S. leadership on non-proliferation.
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Failure to do so may well lead to proliferation of similar events across the mainland in short order.
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The proliferation of cable channels means advertisers can micro-target their ads to reach audiences of likely voters.
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Iran hid uranium enrichment facilities for almost two decades, in breach of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
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"The American people are demanding that we do something about the proliferation of guns," he said on CBS.
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China has also continued for many years to support proliferation to Pakistan and North Korea if not Iran.
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She previously was a CIA North Korea analyst, focusing on the regime's leadership, nuclear proliferation and propaganda analysis.
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Its scope would expand beyond encryption, exploring how authorities can maintain security with the proliferation of modern technology.
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Strong data growth is supported by the proliferation of smartphones, with most new handsets sold being 4G-enabled.
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In other words, the legislation mandates that the United States negotiate on human rights issues alongside proliferation issues.
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Yet, it stands to be just as divisive to humans as the 70-year proliferation of nuclear weaponry.
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When they divided, they did so over extremely long periods of time, in a process known as proliferation.
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NPR DoD advocates further stressed that the addition of these weapons does align with US non-proliferation commitments.
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Our commitment to the goals of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) remains strong.
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Representing Silicon Valley, I know firsthand the proliferation of knowledge and informed decision-making resulting from objective research.
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Even this media-hungry demographic is starting to feel overwhelmed by the proliferation of streaming services out there.
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With the proliferation of panels, conferences, and TED-like events, speaking has become a way to brand yourself.
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I've written a little bit before about the proliferation of amatuer-hour, bullshit trash talk in the sport.
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Welcome To The Unicorn Club: Learning From Billion-Dollar Startups But the proliferation of unicorns raises certain questions.
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Do you worry that the proliferation of algorithms is eroding our ability to think and decide for ourselves?
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The steps Facebook is taking will not stop, and might not even slow, the proliferation of fake news.
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The most extreme step would be pulling out of the Non-Proliferation Treaty and kicking out international monitors.
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Washington has seen a proliferation of think tanks, particularly small institutions with narrow interests tied to specific industries.
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She attributed the change to technology, the proliferation of female candidates and the heightened attention they have attracted.
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Notable investors including the hero of "The Big Short" Michael Burry cautioned against the proliferation of passive investing.
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In the past, the United States has gone after ships suspected of transporting missiles and nuclear proliferation material.
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After all, without the proliferation of these pills, the epidemic would have never started in the first place.
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The proliferation of streaming services has supercharged the market for producers with a track record of delivering hits.
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While the proliferation of single-vintages is recent, the Champagnes have been much-sought-after curiosities for decades.
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Among the most surprising was the proliferation of Pepe the Frog, the image favored among American white supremacists.
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With the proliferation of high-quality satellite imagery, monitoring troop movements or artillery build-up is relatively simple.
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But critics say the proliferation of Twitter diplomacy reveals an administration long on bombast and short on policy.
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It is critical to the balance of power in the region and global efforts to prevent nuclear proliferation.
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"This will have global repercussions," said Joshua Pollack, a nuclear proliferation expert and editor of the Nonproliferation Review.
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Given the cascade of international news, you might be have overlooked ominous developments regarding missile and nuclear proliferation.
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In other words, counter-proliferation is a bilateral task and a priority in advancing U.S. and international security.
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But by omitting time stamps, TikTok might open itself up to other scandals, like the proliferation of misinformation.
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Canada grappling with cases In Canada too, activists and experts are concerned about the proliferation of similar cases.
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Many of these laws are well-meaning, but their proliferation creates a real risk and a real cost.
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The proliferation of charts makes it impossible to discern who is and who is not a big cheese.
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In 2003, the rise of the Internet brought with it the unprecedented global proliferation of illegal child pornography.
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But the proliferation of fundamentalist actors in politics won't necessarily translate to an increase in terrorism, she noted.
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He chairs the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference due to be held in New York next year.
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That, unlike Syria or nuclear proliferation, is not an area where I am willing to reach common ground.
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Who better, then, to comment on the photic implications of the proliferation of cell phones in contemporary life?
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But artists and dealers complain that the proliferation of fakes is dragging down the value of Vietnamese art.
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How are artists responding to the proliferation of images of the human body that saturate our daily feeds?
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"The imposition of these measures underscores that Irans missile program remains a significant proliferation concern," the statement said.
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With the U.S. ineffectual in discouraging nuclear proliferation on the Korean peninsula, neighboring countries have pivoted toward China.
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But with the proliferation of the internet and social media, sex offenders are finding new methods for exploitation.
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This kind of cloned proliferation represents a new form of urban blight of which Jacobs would not approve.
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It also stressed that it's not alleging Facebook or eBay are intentionally allowing the proliferation of misleading scores.
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The proliferation of unreliable news is really having an impact on many aspects of governance, politics and societies.
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The Trump administration appears to be taking a strong non-proliferation stance toward nuclear cooperation with the kingdom.
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His areas of focus include nuclear power developments in the Middle East region, non-proliferation and nuclear diplomacy.
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The proliferation of the videos underscores the challenge of pinning down the cause, or causes, of the outbreak.
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Sisi's repressive methods have contributed to an unprecedented escalation in political violence and a proliferation of terrorist attacks.
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On the other hand, the proliferation of graphic propaganda posters may be interpreted as a sign of weakness.
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However, the proliferation of billions of new connected devices also presents novel security threats that demand serious attention.
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The company, he said, is analyzing if it's something that's needed given the proliferation of smartphones and tablets.
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And so we have the proliferation of the pod, or its more informal cousin, the noise-damping chair.
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One need only visit a U.S. college campus and one will see the proliferation of anti-Semitism there.
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Kazakhstan has been a partner for the United States, for example, on regional security and nuclear non-proliferation.
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He will then chair a meeting Wednesday of the UN Security Council on the topic of counter-proliferation.
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With the proliferation of residential and commercial solar installations, customers are now feeding power back to the grid.
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The proliferation of fast-casual, farm-to-table, and international foods has reflected changes in how Americans consume.
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Rising from the wreckage of the attack in Berlin were renewed calls for a proliferation of surveillance cameras.
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"I can assure you that those two countries don't give a tinker's damn about non-proliferation," Perry said.
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He is a member of the National Advisory Board of the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation.
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Further sessions will feature discussions on missile proliferation, energy security, emerging cyber-based threats, counterterrorism, and humanitarian aid.
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Congress Acts Complimenting the administration's campaign are parallel efforts in Congress to push back against Iran's missile proliferation.
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And the proliferation of video scouting and analytics means there are fewer defensive surprises for power-play units.
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The cap was expected to last a year while the city studied the proliferation of ride-hail trips.
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With the proliferation of secure messaging apps out there, Twitter is set to join in on the action.
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Activists have warned that, when combined with the proliferation of Airbnb, a housing crisis is threatening entire communities.
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With the proliferation of social networks, which incentivize performance over vulnerability, intimacy now seems harder to come by.
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Well that, my friend, is the seemingly endless proliferation of online dating apps like Tinder, Bumble, and OKCupid.
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Pompeo said the administration was working to ensure any shared technology nuclear power would not present proliferation risks.
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In the fall of 2012, American intelligence agencies produced a classified assessment of the proliferation of arms from Libya.
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Those reactors would be structured or designed in a way that they&aposre what we call very proliferation resistant.
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Can they agree for no nuclear proliferation and put pressure on North Korea and also put pressure on Iran?
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All of these factors are particularly heightened among government workers and can lead to a proliferation of malicious insiders.
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Hence there's been a proliferation of new key switches with a variety of aspects, especially on the mechanical side.
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A robot can be a lot of things these days―and this is just the beginning of their proliferation.
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And American nuclear action would justify others contemplating the same, tearing apart 50 years of global non-proliferation efforts.
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Better connectivity, more and smarter devices, and the proliferation of apps means that consumers' everyday lives are now mobile.
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Needless to say, the task will be enormous—perhaps one of the greatest non-proliferation challenges of our generation.
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Facebook and Google are not the only ones who are taking serious measures against the proliferation of "fake news".
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Such cooperation does not violate any international laws, nor does it involve the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
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Yang has argued the dividend, similar to a universal basic income, would protect workers against the proliferation of automation.
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The proliferation of big data in the last few years has seen other allegations of improper use and bias.
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It's even led to a proliferation of sites like Snapchatters and apps like Slinger that suggest people to follow.
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He said they discussed counterterrorism, Israel's security, nuclear proliferation, cyber attacks, trade, Ukraine, Middle East peace and North Korea.
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Punishing Poland through sanctions would be counterproductive and even hypocritical, given the proliferation of like-minded parties across Europe.
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Politicians, meanwhile, cited the research to push the Illicit Drug Anti-Proliferation Act — originally introduced in 2002 by Sen.
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In fact, the sheer proliferation of things which were decidedly "not mobile" shows the event might be moving on.
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This comes at a time when there has been a proliferation of caste-based and religious-based hate crimes.
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Welcoming the deal's implementation, Fabius said that it was an important step in international efforts to control nuclear proliferation.
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During President George W. Bush's first term in office, Bolton was the State Department's top official on weapons proliferation.
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"We are committed to aggressively countering Iran's regional proliferation of ballistic missiles and its unlawful arms transfers," she added.
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The United States must not accept anything less, given North Korea's egregious history of nuclear, chemical and missile proliferation.
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There was a proliferation of standards around dealing with cyber risks and differences in regulatory approaches to handling data.
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They assumed the rise of online banking and the proliferation of ATMs would eventually put tellers out of work.
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Despite the proliferation of cheaper seats, airlines still make a lot of their money from the more expensive ones.
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With the proliferation of data centers and cloud providers, a new universe of buyers is emerging on the horizon.
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Moscow and Washington can cooperate on issues including the non-proliferation of weapons and the Syria crisis, he added.
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The moisture accelerated the proliferation of fast-growing grasses and shrubs that dominate the chaparral landscape around Los Angeles.
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Furthermore, Platt says the proliferation of Catholic institutions and the ERDs adversely affects queer and transgender individuals as well.
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Nuclear non-proliferation has been a focus for the President since his days as a junior senator from Chicago.
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FCA tweaked its cars because it expects a "a potential proliferation of the fuel being available," company spokesman said.
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However, Navius said, nuclear proliferation carries its own inherent risk, especially in such an unstable part of the world.
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Critics say that when uranium is scarce, reprocessing can make sense, although using plutonium creates proliferation and security risks.
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Suzanne Husky's On the proliferation of mermaids in times of shipwreck overlays AR elements on top of a painting.
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A proliferation of online retailers like AIM Surplus, Armslist and Brownells also sell firearms that can be easily procured.
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The other solution to the proliferation of competing tags is to implement a controlled, top-down, rigid tagging system.
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The proliferation of ride-sharing services has also done little to take away the yearning for women to drive.
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In fact, Obama himself has been responsible for stimulating the cascade of proliferation which is about to engulf us.
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"From there, organic proliferation of the messaging and data through authentic peer groups and networks was inevitable," Facebook said.
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As Eagan explained at the panel, the proliferation of connected smart devices makes people more vulnerable to cyber attacks.
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In 2015 alone, the number of homegrown hate groups jumped by 14 percent—a proliferation unprecedented in recent times.
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But, in the continuing battle over the proliferation of easy-to-use encryption, German lawmakers want to go further.
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But ultimately the proliferation of matches between a small number of teams risks undermining the value of the sport.
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The proliferation of cable television networks and growth of the Internet promised to expand our worlds, not shrink them.
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In PNG they encouraged a proliferation of microparties; in the Solomon Islands politicians simply adjusted by running as independents.
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While not a perfect solution, the gradual proliferation of these rules marks a major step in the right direction.
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"It did nothing to address the regime's destabilizing activities or its ballistic missile development and proliferation," he will say.
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Iran's apparent compliance with the intrusive inspection regime under the deal has also been a milestone for non-proliferation.
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Military tensions, nuclear proliferation and security dangers will rise in the Middle East if Iran renews its nuclear program.
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The proliferation of diesel generators across the island are spewing air pollution and threatening to exacerbate respiratory health conditions.
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A policy of No-First-Use will defuse nuclear tensions, deter proliferation, and lead to a more peaceful world.
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Soo Kim is a former CIA North Korea analyst, focusing on the regime's leadership, nuclear proliferation and propaganda analysis.
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There are only snippets of strategy to address the sources of terrorism, migration, poverty, nuclear proliferation and global warming.
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The cost of limiting AI intelligence being weaponized could vastly exceed all of our nuclear proliferation efforts to date.
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Moscow and Washington can cooperate on issues, including the non-proliferation of weapons and the Syria crisis, he added.
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It wants complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, an improved human rights situation, and an end to nuclear proliferation.
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But fears of nuclear weapons proliferation in the restive Middle East could quickly reverse that drop, according to Croft.
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The second is the proliferation of commercial imagery, its ubiquitous availability, and access to data associated with that imagery.
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David H Dunn, a professor at Birmingham University, warned of the snooping risk posed by the proliferation of drones.
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"It also testifies to the excellent record we have had in maintaining non-proliferation of these technologies," he said.
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The Security Council also expanded UNIFIL's mandate to assist the Lebanese government in preventing the proliferation of unauthorized weapons.
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The proliferation of many technologies has done some pretty rough stuff to our bodies and brains over the years.
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It makes sense to slap Pyongyang on the wrist for flagrant violations of nuclear non-proliferation treaties and norms.
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And China is becoming a necessary power, whether in solving climate change, terrorism, nuclear proliferation or the Middle East.
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With the proliferation of new funds and accelerators, raising early money for hardware companies may be easier than ever.
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So perhaps the proliferation of artificially intelligent applications and robotics will foster a near net-zero job loss instead.
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"We cannot have things like the prevention of nuclear proliferation or a moratorium as a final goal," said Moon.
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There is a proliferation of these companies, which some VC firms might see as problem children in their portfolios.
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Such a move would run counter to current U.S. policy which seeks to restrict the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
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Philippine consumers, given the proliferation of smartphones, are increasingly subscribing to digital services like e-payments and online shopping.
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The CDC researchers noted that there would be further investigation and testing needed to prove that method of proliferation.
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With the proliferation of statistical analysis, in-game decisions have become more uniform, and the manager's focus has shifted.
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NSO, pictured above in Herzliya, Israel, and a competitor, the Emirati firm DarkMatter, exemplify the proliferation of privatized spying.
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It has been the policy of the United States, Republicans and Democrats to reduce the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
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Pompeo identified counter-terrorism and combatting nuclear proliferation as two areas where Moscow and Washington could find common ground.
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For readers and book buyers, the proliferation of competing texts and editions will mean more selection and cheaper books.
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"It ought to be a no-brainer," says Kingston Reif, a nuclear proliferation expert at the Arms Control Association.
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I hear this complaint most often in conjunction with the proliferation of language — new pronouns, new labels — surrounding gender.
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Yet there was neither mention of policy to rectify it nor an admission of her hand in its proliferation.
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Volumes of economic research have identified the proliferation of these agreements as one reason American wages have been stagnant.
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Close loopholes, seal off asset-concealment escape routes and reverse the proliferation of micro-exemptions, credits and carve-outs.
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Other experts blame the ad-driven business model for the proliferation of hateful and false content on social media.
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But Beijing's recognition of the risks of proliferation came slowly, and the genie was already out of the bottle.
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States supportive of Obamacare are likely to take steps to curb the proliferation of short-term and association plans.
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But the proliferation of fraudulent sober homes was in part also the result of two well-intentioned federal laws.
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Their goal is made easier by the proliferation of more technologically advanced ways to tackle the problems, they said.
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Many microbiologists worry, however, that the science is nowhere near advanced enough to justify the proliferation of these products.
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The proliferation of television political talk shows and the rise of the internet have created a fragmented media environment.
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The proliferation of crash-course digital detoxes reminded him of the 30-day fad diets he used to try.
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"The American people are demanding we do something about the proliferation of guns," said Lewis, who spearheaded the tactic.
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But Microsoft was clearly on to something, as the proliferation of Surface Pros among coffee shop dwellers clearly shows.
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Unlike Rafat, who had established himself with the N.D.P., Mahmoud rose with the sudden proliferation of post-Tahrir parties.
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Klingner said the United States has seen time and again that China turns a blind eye on weapons proliferation.
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Metformin does appear to inhibit the proliferation of tumor cells, but the mechanism underpinning that isn't yet fully understood.
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This would have international proliferation consequences beyond anything we've seen since the most dangerous days of the Cold War.
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David C. Wright, a senior scientist at the Union of Concerned Scientists, an anti-proliferation group in Cambridge, Mass.
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But the proliferation of anti-Semitic tropes in the GOP is so worrying precisely because it's widespread and systematic.
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The frustration and mistrust that resulted among members of the M.I.L.F. led to a proliferation of radical militant groups.
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More important, say automakers, there promises to be a proliferation of plug-in hybrids similar to the Chevrolet Volt.
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We are not training people or implementing statutes that apply to drones at a rate commensurate with their proliferation.
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But, Dr. Austern said, with the speed of technology and the proliferation of spell-check, that could change too.
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But as a result, we have tended to overlook the no less disruptive proliferation of attacks against Western corporations.
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"They're answering the public criticisms of U.S. experts," said Joshua Pollack, editor of the U.S.-based Non proliferation Review.
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At the same time, the proliferation of underwritten plans will offer less expensive options for families without health challenges.
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The business is governed by a mesh of rules designed to prevent—or at least limit—proliferation and misuse.
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Long-standing arms control and non-proliferation agreements have cut the total number of nuclear weapons by over 75%.
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The hackers targeted government employees, think tanks, university staff members and individuals working on nuclear proliferation issues, among others.
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Because of social media and the proliferation of right-wing websites, any ideas can be found by interested readers.
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What seems to have happened is that the prospect of tapping into Saudi money has drowned out proliferation concerns.
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The bill would overturn a Trump administration rule that has allowed the proliferation of short-term health insurance policies.
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Hotel brand proliferation is made possible, at least in part, by the changing financial structure of the hotel industry.
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He hinted that overeager Norwegian journalists might have played a role in the proliferation of this new color theory.
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As seen with the proliferation of illegal streams, many fans simply cannot afford to pay these prices any more.
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Two: A too-high pH would render the chlorine ineffective, which could then allow for the proliferation of algae.
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The general consensus is that the speed and proliferation of life online and on our screens somehow cheapens things.
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Contrary to his reputation as a proponent of "America alone," as an undersecretary of state, he spearheaded the groundbreaking Proliferation Security Initiative, which eventually enlisted more than 100 countries to thwart the trafficking of weapons of mass destruction and their delivery systems to and from state and non-state actors of proliferation concern.
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He said they've been slow to react to the proliferation of cryptocurrencies, which have been around for about a decade.
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They warn of a proliferation of lawsuits, saying EU citizens already enjoy some of the world's strongest consumer protection rules.
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With the proliferation of inexpensive sensors, the IOT will allow homes, factories and cities to be digitally monitored and managed.
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The final part of the video involves a discussion of nuclear proliferation, disarmament efforts, and the efficacy of peacekeeping initiatives.
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However, the pressure eased -- and the clock ticked back -- with the signing of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty in 1970.
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"There is a growing proliferation of lethality, and the increasing sophistication of these systems risks complicating Western states' military options."
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The world also earned lackluster marks on expanding global trade, improving cyber governance, stemming nuclear proliferation, and managing internal conflict.
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The proliferation of streaming and connected devices—from TVs to tablets to thermostats to trash cans—is crowding our networks.
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And it's unclear what social media companies are doing, if anything, to combat the proliferation of misinformation disguised as news.
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Search YouTube for "TheBudday" and you'll find a proliferation of videos accusing Haynes of being a sexual predator or pedophile.
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