For the Golden State Warriors, it's a propensity for turnovers.
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She is as quick to rationalize her propensity for mythmaking.
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The problem is, Indiana also has a propensity for wearing down.
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This male propensity for violence has a bearing on self-ID.
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The nature of the industry helps explain its propensity for consolidation.
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Their offspring, if any, may have a propensity for being gay.
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The director's gift for pastiche extends to his propensity for appropriation.
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Natural selection reduced their propensity for reactive aggression (the hot, impulsive type).
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As a gallerist, I am intrigued by the account's propensity for humor.
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The propensity for errors, fraud and tax risk exposure increase across borders.
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Todd Sickafoose, who produced the album, joked about her propensity for revisions.
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My propensity for destructive escapism found a lot of fuel in Berlin.
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These installations are primarily driven by millennials' propensity for plants and wellness.
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Considering his propensity for giving life, God would probably be a mother.
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She has lived with her father's propensity for misdirection all her life.
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Samsung's propensity for visual flourishes can occasionally be over the top and distracting.
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Given Musk's propensity for using Twitter for pranks, many assumed he was joking.
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"These people have a real propensity for lying," a therapist (Joyce Cohen) warns.
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He's a kid with strong opinions and a propensity for trashing his room.
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And he had plenty of material, given his propensity for verbal traffic wrecks.
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The result has been a full display of Trump's propensity for exaggeration and more.
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The folks at the British automaker have a propensity for long-winded model names.
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Biden's propensity for gaffes and touchy-feely tendencies also make him weaker than Sen.
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Or maybe she was in detention, perhaps for her propensity for trashing the school.
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Here bank executives are cautious, citing his previous bankruptcies and his propensity for litigation.
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Women also have a greater propensity for chronic conditions like endometriosis, osteoporosis, and migraines.
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The possibility of vast profits in biotech also contribute to the propensity for hype.
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I don't really understand the propensity for self-pity at a time like this.
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There are no easy parallels between Democrats' and Republicans' propensity for believing conspiracy theories.
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Its propensity for change is one reason something like a "Texit" has not happened.
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Which, considering the propensity for medical bills to be wrong, even seems kinda high.
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Yet Mr. Marot's rudeness, bad temper and propensity for violence were an open secret.
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Critics frequently noted his propensity for crafting dramatic tales without regard for the facts.
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Her seemingly boundless creative urge and propensity for enigma are as clear as ever.
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Last night's cold open sketch was pretty funny, mocking Trump's propensity for retweeting random followers.
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So is his casual propensity for torture, and his blackmail tactics, which include child murder.
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Given the man's propensity for jokes, that lowercase "x" could turn into an uppercase one.
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Nevertheless, the deeds demonstrate a strong propensity for CDB Leasing to support CDBALF, if required.
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Lindsey Graham appeared to be abhorred by Trump's rhetoric and propensity for attacking marginalized groups.
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Generally speaking, publications' propensity for self-reflection is heavily dependent on what their readers demand.
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More From Tonic: Girls in these categories maintained a propensity for depression symptoms into adulthood.
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Colorado's propensity for turnovers in the game allowed Cal to continue to be a threat.
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"There is probably a very, very low chance of latency" - or a propensity for recurrence.
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" As Blair noted, "The one incontrovertible characteristic of politics today is its propensity for revolt.
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Foreign firms already face plenty of challenges, given China's propensity for heavily favoring homegrown businesses.
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The gift marks another effort by Macron to play to Trump's propensity for the military.
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Mr. Corden has a well-known propensity for breaking out in song with his guests.
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But the episode underscores America's propensity for incommensurable and excessive punishment for people of color.
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And given Trump's propensity for going off script, it'd be wise to keep expectations low.
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He has a propensity for casual swearing and an accent that he worries Americans won't understand.
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" The gift is the latest evidence of Mr. Rubenstein's propensity for what he calls "patriotic giving.
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Google's biggest problem will be reining in its own propensity for putting data mining over privacy.
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What makes sea cucumbers astonishing is their propensity for shooting their guts out of their butts.
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Falwell glowingly compared Trump to his father due to their shared propensity for eschewing political correctness.
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The propensity for wild swings and lawlessness has been on full display over the past year.
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Is the greater threat to humanity our propensity for error and stupidity, or for dastardly ingenuity?
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Lewandowski himself is a figure with some propensity for violence, having once notoriously manhandled a reporter.
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Despite Smith's propensity for the finish, Mutante was able to completely neutralize him with his wrestling.
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I had been warned about the Finns' propensity for heavy drinking (I mean, look at Vappu).
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Red dwarfs may also have some major setbacks, including a propensity for wildness in their youth.
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The American propensity for self-empowerment fuels both the white nationalist and anti-racist counter-protester.
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After showing the videos, the researchers gave participants a survey testing their propensity for collective blame.
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Such terms persist, he said, due to factors including simple inertia and the human propensity for benchmarks.
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Given the pair's shared propensity for spectacular finishes, it makes sense from an entertainment vantage point too.
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He also pointed to IBM's position in other companies' IT departments, and IBM's propensity for stock buybacks.
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This propensity for "entrainment" may be an evolutionary advantage, enhancing as it does the "capacity for collaboration".
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Clinton clinched every narrative about her propensity for secrecy and information control by bungling her pneumonia disclosure.
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SpaceX has shown a propensity for responding to failures with speed and an ability to fix problems.
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All this is to say: Never, ever doubt Bitcoin's propensity for a good gag or a gamble.
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Native Americans and non-Hispanic whites both have a higher propensity for suicide than other ethnic groups.
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One possibility is the propensity for "men taking chances," Holle quips, as well as work-related exposure.
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Everyone has the propensity for larceny, especially when reconciling it as a way to protect loved ones.
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His propensity for tweeting unconfirmed details about Tesla has landed him in hot water in the past.
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Haeg mentions the Scandinavian propensity for this kind of coziness, exemplified in abstruse Danish concepts like hygge.
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The court ruled that the website had displayed a noxious propensity for sexist abuse and racist slurs.
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While he acknowledged the propensity for manipulation, he argued that the per-signature system remains the cheapest.
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The President's propensity for using Twitter to air his grievances against his attorney general is nothing new.
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Yeah, he may have the propensity for swearing but every swear word was written by David Milch.
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Yes, his disadvantage would be in all the things his skin would imply (the propensity for being inferior).
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That would be a famous redhead with an even more famous propensity for entering into ill-advised contracts.
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If religion is worth the name, it has a propensity for slipping out of any earthly leader's control.
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However, they have a great deal to do with the collective imagination's propensity for threat, alienation, and colonization.
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Given Trump's propensity for deal-making, diplomatic experts advised Abe to steer clear of details at the summit.
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"Our clientele are mainly people who are troubled but I wouldn't say they have a propensity for violence."
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In light of Cyrus' propensity for evil, his relationships are always what kept his character grounded in reality.
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And none of these genes influence things like our appearance, risk of some cancers, or propensity for Cheetos.
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"We all want to hire really smart people, but it's more about a propensity for change," she says.
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While the research suggests a propensity for bold action, the companies didn't outperform other firms in the market.
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His hair was always wispy and outside the ring he had a propensity for overlarge tinted granny glasses.
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Episode 4 Leanne (Emma Myles) and Angie's (Julie Lake) propensity for pantsing their fellow inmates has paid off.
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Hurricanes are categorized according to the Saffir-Simpson Scale based on their wind speed and propensity for damage.
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" She added, "This is particularly dangerous given the unusual propensity for violence we have seen in this caravan.
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Jóhannsson continues to do this throughout the pieces, emphasizing metal's propensity for atmosphere rather than its brute force.
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Hurricanes are categorized according to the Saffir-Simpson Scale based on their wind speed and propensity for damage.
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But given Mr. Trump's propensity for showmanship, the live broadcasts may be the tradition least likely to change.
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The man's narcissism and propensity for rage are well documented and Grisham was obviously playing to both qualities.
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John Schwartz, who covers climate change for The Times, wrote about his propensity for groan-worthy dad jokes.
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But he's transformed himself, adopting some of the president's favorite language and Trump's propensity for exaggerations and falsehoods.
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That problem has been exacerbated by Trump's propensity for contradicting his spokespeople or keeping them in the dark.
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Garoppolo has improved the past few weeks but still has a propensity for turnovers, which could prove costly.
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Physical activity "neutralized" much of the added risk for people born with a propensity for depression, it concluded.
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Judge, a behemoth at 211-foot-29 and 163 pounds, has prodigious power and a propensity for strikeouts.
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But the biggest advantage the Democrats and Bloomberg have in this race is Trump's propensity for self-destruction.
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They were stories about delusions of progress and the human propensity for evil — extended metaphors of American racism.
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They were stories about delusions of progress and the human propensity for evil — extended metaphors of American racism.
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Funds received from abroad can help reduce the propensity for another financial crisis to occur in the United States.
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In the title track, Ice includes himself in the humanity whose propensity for murder he's been going on about.
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A rapper and singer, he has a propensity for fast, '90s tinged songs that get people on their feet.
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The perpetrators of these shootings all share a common trait: a propensity for violence, threats, and anger toward women.
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The concern about Facebook's propensity for de-platforming was topmost in the mind of Wisconsin's Republican representative, Sean Duffy.
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Trump's propensity for online feuds proved to be a campaign advertising tactic throughout the primaries and general election cycle.
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Donald Trump seems to have a propensity for talking about historic figures as if they were still alive today.
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The nature of the crimes suggested a propensity for violence that should have been taken more seriously, Christensen said.
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Yang has a propensity for viral moments and his universal basic income proposal is bound to draw some interest.
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In each of them, Monmouth identified "likely voters" based mostly upon a high propensity for voting in the past.
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Older children with a low propensity for cavities can go 18 months to three years between bitewing X-rays.
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Smith recalled his brief conversation with Jackson, during which they talked about Knight's propensity for "trippin" and comic books.
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One person who sees a correlation between violent games and a propensity for real-world violence is Tim Winter.
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Boston wasn't quite dominant, but the series was rarely in doubt, especially with the Pacers' propensity for offensive droughts.
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They would rid themselves of their propensity for one-on-one play, which had constipated their half-court sets.
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But Trump's way of lurching into a room is inseparable from his propensity for creating chaos and obliterating meaning.
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That is not, however, why I wanted to talk to her about my newly acquired propensity for losing things.
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She has a propensity for ignoring attention-deficit questioners (like me) when trying to answer in reasoned verbal paragraphs.
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Thirty years later, the 1890 census forecasts their "gradual extinction," due to natural immoralities and a propensity for diseases.
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He's respected for serving President Barack Obama for eight years while quieting his own ego and propensity for gaffes.
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It looks like Dunham's got yet another thing in common with her character Hannah: her propensity for writing short fiction.
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See: their love for a good selfie, their propensity for being late, and sometimes, a surprising cameo of practical footwear.
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As Ailes becomes more successful in the narrative, his propensity for sexual harassment provides the spine of Divide and Conquer.
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And our propensity for imagining that only monstrously complex supercomputer solutions can solve even simple problems is a deadly distraction.
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Other than being the "transportation of the future," hoverboards' most notable feature is their propensity for bursting into flames spontaneously.
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And Clinton at his peak was a 10, although his partners often whispered about his propensity for fudging his scores.
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The only real weaknesses in Mr Day's game are occasionally spotty iron play and a propensity for errant tee shots.
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Nope — the only other person who might tend to agree is Donald Trump, given his propensity for calling women dogs.
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In capsule form, Trump's run-in with Rally Baby demonstrated his lifelong propensity for taking both sides of an issue.
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But as it turns out, some of West's colleagues have soured on the rapper's propensity for hopping into the spotlight.
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I'd argue that our propensity for flashbacks tends to stem from the human desire to see the good in people.
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Propensity for ruffles aside, it's an interesting choice for Givenchy, given the differences in Tisci and Waight Keller's design records.
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Status Quo and George Michael may not have been marked by Bowie's chameleon-like propensity for redefining pop's aesthetic limits.
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Considering his propensity for making spur-of-the-moment decisions that nobody expected or can reasonably explain, anything is possible.
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Instead, he emphasized the life-affirming side of Dionysus's outlook, an affirmation in full knowledge of life's propensity for tragedy.
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Winston had more success than Fitzpatrick but showed the same propensity for turnovers, with two interceptions on just 2124 attempts.
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At the same time, there is a seeming cultural propensity for politeness that reminds me of Britain, my previous home.
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Feminists have been warning against these online hate groups and their propensity for real-life violence for over a decade.
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Washington and Tehran are now locked into a long, unpredictable conflict with Iran where the propensity for miscalculation is high.
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Can her genius be graphed in her word choice — for example, in her propensity for intensifiers like "very" and "much"?
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The United States has always been in a difficult spot in dealing with the clerical regime's propensity for hostage-taking.
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The air of uncertainty about the meeting is only heightened by the president's propensity for unpredictable utterances and awkward optics.
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However, Fitch believes the existence of such a framework indicates a lower propensity for the sovereign to support its banks.
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Given Lawler and Cerrone's shared propensity for ferocity, the announcement of this fight generated some serious celebration among fight fans.
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That could have been done to avoid self-promotion or to offset the propensity for Facebook users to talk about Facebook.
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Red dwarfs also have a high propensity for Earth-sized, presumably rocky planets, making them potentially fertile ground for further scrutiny.
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The comment about ammunition wasn't even the only time Trump's propensity for absurdity was on display during the Monday media availability.
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Nevertheless, the agreements at the parent level suggest a very strong propensity for ICBC Leasing to support ICBCIL Finance, if required.
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As rotation increases, so does the propensity for stock "dispersion", the difference in individual stocks' returns a versus the broader index.
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Red dwarfs also have a high propensity for Earth-sized, presumably rocky planets, making them potentially fertile ground for closer examination.
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As for why she's suing Zac ... Perry says Brown's "known propensity for going into the crowd" deserved more attention from security.
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During the process, Harver's algorithms gather relevant data and calculate a candidate's propensity for success in the job role, they say.
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HR-services firm Pymetrics develops quizzes that test entry-level job candidates for traits like focus, memory, and propensity for risk.
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He called the FBI's terminology "irresponsible," and said it's an indicator of law enforcement's "high propensity for misuse" of such technology.
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It is well documented that Bill Clinton has a propensity for being social when he sees someone he knows in public.
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Mr. Obama seemed to take direct aim at Mr. Trump over his administration's policies and his propensity for exaggerations and falsehoods.
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Fernández Cubas agonizes, debates with herself the wisdom of going to the police, questions her own writerly propensity for imagining things.
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There are two ways to interpret the discrepancy between the Clintons' propensity for attracting scandals and Obama's seeming immunity to them.
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According to the "age-crime curve," the propensity for committing crime peaks during the late teens before declining in the twenties.
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Similarly, Yossi's friends remain essentially enigmas, generic sidekicks without much to distinguish them beyond degrees of daring and propensity for bickering.
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Thiel has his mentor's propensity for sweeping arguments, as evidenced by his public views on the Heterodox Science seminar's core subject areas.
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Nevertheless, the agreement at the parent level suggests a very strong propensity for CICC to support the guarantor and issuer, if required.
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Eyeliner sharpened, nails painted black, propensity for pallid looking lead singers with unkempt, poorly dyed hair locked and loaded: I am ready.
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There are many reasons for this gap: some cultural, some genetic (such as a greater propensity for developing diabetes) and many social.
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Heavyset, with curly hair and a propensity for catching you off-guard with a dirty joke, he goes by Danno, not Daniel.
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Facebook launched Safety Check in October 2014 after first introducing the feature in Japan due to the country's propensity for natural disasters.
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The goal, I suspect, is to bring the headline numbers down enough to let the media's propensity for false equivalence kick in.
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Trump has shown a propensity for liking to keep his underlings uncertain of their status, so they struggle harder to please him.
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Despite his propensity for attracting negative attention, however, King has generally had a relatively easy time getting re-elected by local voters.
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His propensity for recklessness combined with his ignorance could land him in hot water if he decided not to use an interpreter.
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Mr. Davis, who represented the area for seven terms, said most voter aversion to Mr. Trump stemmed from his propensity for insults.
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Mr. Pasek also sang with a parent: His mother is a developmental psychologist and professor with a propensity for bursting into song.
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And what both sides in this dispute share is a general propensity for invincible ignorance, which makes them Trump's kind of people.
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His propensity for shock and awe -- witness his embrace of President Trump -- is unlike that of any other peer musicians-designers-moguls.
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As these parties gain more political power, the propensity for people to get inspired by their rhetoric -- and their policies -- is higher.
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That has left Beijing officials nervous, given Mr. Trump's propensity for last-minute changes, according to two people familiar with China's position.
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Besides Paul's propensity for dickhead antics, the erroneous notification is all the stranger because YouTube's notification system is known for being barely functional.
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Most likely the propensity for specific malfunctions in the relevant brain circuitry began to form early in development, perhaps even inside the womb.
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He is also the sort of person who could lose a job because of his unapologetic politics and dangerous propensity for controversial memes.
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Depending on your portable power needs and propensity for lower-back pain, the Omni Ultimate is either a godsend or something wholly ridiculous.
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On another note, Franklin was also a bit infamous for his many affairs, and his propensity for taking "air baths" (walking around naked).
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Mel Gibson would be interesting given his propensity for exciting visuals, but he doesn't seem to have much of a sense of humor.
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The airport most challenged by future heat waves will be those featuring short runways, high altitudes, and, unsurprisingly, a propensity for heat waves.
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However, Fitch sees the existence of such a framework as an indication of a lower propensity for the sovereign to support its banks.
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Say what one will about his propensity for speaking like a Shakespearean actor, the dialect really gets one amped up for a fight.
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Because of the level of investment and Trump's propensity for graft, there has been significant speculation about how these funds are being used.
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Though he's pushing 80, Sisneros looks ten years younger, a fact made more startling when you consider his propensity for near-death experiences.
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Heady and philosophical, Mr. Echevarria remains interested in the thinking patterns — the self-loathing and propensity for violence — that landed him in prison.
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He didn't talk much about race or racial history, she said, but he had a curious racial awareness and a propensity for stereotypes.
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During the course of our relationship, my former partner's propensity for screaming escalated to name-calling, and conflicts reached an all-time high.
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However, measurements at the CERN collider have shown a definite propensity for the mesons to underproduce muons, as reported at CERN in April.
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The dinosaur's propensity for chewing on the bones of its prey might have even contributed to its rapid tooth replacement rate, scientists hypothesized.
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The difference in speed may have had to do less with any inherent ability and more with the male propensity for taking risks.
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Thomas said the aircraft's propensity for accidents is likely due to where and how it operates, rather than any deficiency in the plane itself.
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These new features will roll out later this summer, though Google has lately had a propensity for being a bit late with these launches.
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Nevertheless, the credit-enhancement measures provided by the parent suggest a very strong propensity for Bocom Leasing to support Bocom Leasing HK, if required.
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The runaways' ringleader, Nico Minoru (Lyrica Okano), may not have inherited her parents' propensity for evil — but she certainly inherited their capacity for magic.
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She thinks there was a flaw in the hiring process and believes proper vetting would have revealed the dude has a propensity for violence.
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To test his propensity for jealousy and insecurity, I left him alone most evenings to go out for dinner and movies with my friends.
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James chose not to wade into Cleveland's recent propensity for drifting to the perimeter, arguing that it was just a matter of making shots.
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The Wall Street Journal's Eliot Brown dropped a 2,864-word, deeply reported article detailing Neumann's frequent marijuana use and propensity for shots of tequila.
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Australia is the world's driest continent and one of its hottest, and it has long had a propensity for wild swings between weather extremes.
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Finding genetic influences on a propensity for disease is one thing, they argue, but looking for such influences on behavior and cognition is another.
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On one side were those like Charles Caldwell, a Kentucky doctor who argued that the heads of black people demonstrated a propensity for servitude.
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Unlike Stabler, Jones did not possess a propensity for getting tanked the night before games or kicking out the dome lights of cop cars.
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Prescribing opioids to someone who has a propensity for addiction didn't make either of us entirely comfortable, but neither did leaving me in blinding pain.
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It's unbelievable that even now the Church can use language like this, talking about the higher-than-average propensity for sin among the LGBTQ community.
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There was a lot of anticipation over Gallo possibly competing in the event due to the 25-year-old's propensity for belting mammoth home runs.
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While the singer has the propensity for peering into life's bleaker corners, but he's also reconciled his past and has no interest in dramatizing it.
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In fact, multiple states have passed legislation dealing with them and because the victim is oftentimes drunk that actually has a higher propensity for death.
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Those closest to Grant couldn't make up their minds if his propensity for sullen, silent brooding indicated that he was taking in everything or nothing.
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The senator's propensity for voting no on bills he finds to exceed the scope of government strikes some colleagues as sincere constitutionalism, but exasperates others.
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The former vice president has a lifelong propensity for gaffes, but missteps now spark questions about his age and his robustness to compete against Trump.
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These "uncomfortable questions" can undermine the most beloved assumptions of a foreign policy establishment that straddles both parties, particularly its propensity for American military intervention.
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His propensity for living on the third rail of social media was at odds with ESPN's internal policy that cautions its workers to be prudent.
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But she has faced scrutiny for that initiative because of her husband's propensity for using Twitter to attack critics, especially with insults targeting people's appearances.
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Though Ms. Hicks' rise through the ranks has been marked by a clear propensity for remaining in the background, this time she became the story.
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She tells us at the outset that she has a genetic and biological propensity for bipolar disorder, and it is in Steubenville that it emerges.
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Kavanaugh is clearly cut from the same cloth, and not just because he rivals Trump in his propensity for lying about matters great and small.
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And they argue that plenty of voters have come to expect them from Mr. Biden, who has himself made light of his propensity for gaffes.
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Kanye West For: Decade-defining music and a propensity for shock and awe The only constant with Kanye West is change -- and his contrarian nature.
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And they argue that plenty of voters have come to expect them from Mr. Biden, who has himself made light of his propensity for gaffes.
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What this speaks to is Flynn's propensity for hyping up the threat from jihadist groups, and trying to make everything else to fit that frame.
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Sure, loneliness is partially the result of genes, as our personalities and our propensity for mood disorders like depression are linked to loneliness, and our genes.
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Apart from her propensity for a classic Self Portrait getup, have you ever noticed the inseparable bond between the Duchess of Cambridge and her evening clutch?
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Mike Mahoney, a then–13-year-old from North Carolina, had to be monitored because of his propensity for racism and anti-Semitism on social media.
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And though questions were raised regarding Trump's wife's support, additional camera angles proved that the candidate's offspring were no doubt inheriting their father's propensity for peeking.
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The test alert was the most discussed topic on Twitter, in part because of President Donald Trump's propensity for sending tweets to his 55 million followers.
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According to "Persimmons," Lee also mistook, in those years, the words "fight" and "fright": the ubiquity of the second suggests, worryingly, a propensity for the first.
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Given their propensity for hitting home runs recently, it seemed only a matter of time before the New York Mets started to flex their muscles again.
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I first noticed a growing propensity for the English to overindulge their feelings in the wake of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, in 1997.
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Whether you need more time due to procrastinating, shillyshallying or your propensity for last-minute decision making (hey, we don't judge), we're offering you a reprieve.
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Still, Rudalevige says that comparing executive orders from one president to the next can provide a misleading snapshot of a president's propensity for taking executive action.
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It's worse now because of the advent of the fentanyl, which is much faster acting than heroin and has a greater propensity for overdose and death.
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His round, ringing tone and his propensity for bending notes placed him outside the jazz guitar mainstream, but he was never all that concerned with labels.
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Biden's propensity for gaffes and slip-ups, which is consistent with his previous campaigns, have been linked to his age by Democratic challengers and other critics.
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In most of the world, rumor-fueled meltdowns are taken as a fact of life, a product of Facebook's propensity for stirring up people's worst impulses.
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She does this from the perspective of waste, with her propensity for site-specific productions that result in sculptures destroyed at the end of a show.
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Furthermore, a repeated concern throughout On My Block season 2 is the propensity for Freeridge gang members to harm a rival's girlfriend as a form of revenge.
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Kurzman also looked specifically at immigrants and Muslims whose families hail from the countries targeted travel ban — and, you guessed it, found no special propensity for terrorism.
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But Johnson, who shares Trump's propensity for throwing political grenades but not his supernatural flair for avoiding the blowback, is saying as little as possible in public.
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However, the change could also increase insurers' exposure to longevity risk as a result of greater propensity for claimants to take the periodic payment orders (PPOs) alternative.
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White House staffers have tried to limit Lewandowski's interactions with the president for months, knowing he has a propensity for slagging them in private conversations with Trump.
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What anchors Mosset's work firmly on the latter is his insistence on painting's propensity for failure: objects never fail as objects, but paintings sometimes fail as paintings.
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SHAFFER: Well, look, the issue has not been unnecessarily where they start from, it&aposs how the message gets given to them and the propensity for radicalization.
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It looks like the RHOBH stars won't be shying away from discussing Eden Sassoon and Lisa Rinna's apparent propensity for adding pills to smoothies, according to E!
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"Playing with these references, we kind of did the whole fetish/bondage thing," remarks Li, noting the propensity for submission to be viewed as pandering to men.
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Shana Vergesten's YouTube tutorials on TRX-style lunging with a medicine ball express a mastery of endurance, but her propensity for fitness is more than muscle-deep.
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Its dominance of the international cocaine trade began with Guzman's implementation of a more horizontal leadership structure, his propensity for violence and largesse toward corrupt public officials.
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" GREENLAND, N.H. — Allen Smith is a fifth-generation dairy farmer, who names some of his cows after pasta shapes and has a propensity for saying, "Heck yeah!
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No immigration restriction, even the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program under which the killer was admitted in 2010, would have been able to detect the propensity for radicalization.
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" McMaster points out that Johnson had "a real propensity for lying," and that he surrounded himself with "advisers who would tell him what he wanted to hear.
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The socioeconomic shocks of pretrial detention can send an individual into homelessness which, when combined with a lack of employment, can increase his propensity for criminal activity.
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The lawsuit says both Kevin and Linda should have checked the other for driving too fast and that they both had a propensity for driving too fast.
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This means that the propensity for Gear VR or Cardboard to quickly iterate and reach a broader audience over a shorter period of time is more likely.
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"Today, the tremendous volume of such devices online and their propensity for weak passwords present a very attractive platform for this activity," Beek said in a statement.
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The now-disgraced Yee pleaded guilty in 2015 to a single racketeering count centered around his alleged arms business and propensity for taking bribes from government agents.
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") and combine it with the propensity for British slang to add "-er" (like "rugger" for rugby and "brekkers" for breakfast), and you finally, sort of, get "soccer.
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The decision was based on China's strict, "draconian" control over its news, and the propensity for the country to spread propaganda, State Department officials said to Reuters.
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If you don't need to take the risk, who am I (or any other financial person with a propensity for stock market cheerleading) to convince you otherwise?
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The bill proposes that a person who is aware of "another person's propensity for suicidal ideation" can be punished for "coercing or encouraging" them to kill themselves.
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The front opening has more of a propensity for litter scatter, but the walk-on platform catches some, and you can always invest in a litter mat.
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This time they looked for gene variants related to depression and whether people who carried those variants and a propensity for depression tended to be physically inactive.
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Many of the items, though, are on their first public view, and all are considered in a new light, with Wright's propensity for experimentation at the forefront.
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Just as the unified team at this Olympics may be one step forward, before two steps back — considering North Korea's propensity for shooting missiles and testing bombs.
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There had been several red flags about Cruz beyond his posts online, including his propensity for killing animals and behavioral problems that led to his expulsion from school.
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The concerns about Whiteside's purported laziness or entitlement, or his propensity for technical fouls—his history of poor "character," basically—outweighs his production for a great many people.
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Whatever Mr Sikka's flaws—a propensity for grandiose "thought leadership", a penchant for private jets—he communicated a clear vision of how Infosys must transform its business model.
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A new study looks at what it means to have neanderthal DNA—and researchers have found everything from a propensity for nicotine addiction to multiple genes affecting depression.
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But by 1990 production had already shifted to districts with above-average unemployment, below-average education and no greater propensity for patenting than the country as a whole.
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It's not just graying: The team has identified genes that influence features such as color and shape, as well as the propensity for beardedness, balding and mono-brows.
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And it's no secret that Flake, who has a propensity for calling out Trump publicly — but largely votes in line with the party — is on the president's blacklist.
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Calling out the Florida senator's propensity for sticking to talking points, Christie apparently dealt real damage to his rival's chances — without gaining any ground for his own campaign.
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Its dominance in the international cocaine trade began with his implementation of a more horizontal leadership structure, his alleged propensity for violence and largesse toward corrupt public officials.
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Because of its perpetual propensity for boom-and-bust cycles, the domestic oil and gas industry's capacity to make that future happen has at times come into question.
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Ryan initially sought Trump's help in naming the bill, according to the report, because the real estate mogul has long boasted about his propensity for branding and marketing.
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Dermophis donaldtrumpi was discovered in Panama and has a propensity for burrowing its head in the ground, said Aidan Bell, co-founder of sustainable building materials company EnviroBuild.
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While most studies show that millennials have a propensity for urban living, more have been looking to the suburbs recently, where prices are lower and inventory more plentiful.
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Whether this was true or just Rovian spin, Bush showed few of the mental habits (flightiness and a propensity for contradiction) that mark Trump as a TV president.
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"The seriousness and devastating effects of these crimes, as well as the propensity for repeat victimization, expose a dangerous gap in the FBI's crime data collection programs," Sens.
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Indeed, Disney has a propensity for using leather on its baddies, which should suggest the extent to which the material has become a popular signifier of low character.
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That marks a contrast with his predecessor, Benedict, who provoked a storm in 2006 with a speech that unintentionally seemed to link Islam with a propensity for violence.
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This is not an easy feat, given most GOP donors are male and many show a propensity for backing businessmen with years of experience in the C-suite.
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There is no telling whether he will emerge as Mr. Trump's choice, given the sensitivity of the Russia post and the president's propensity for auditioning people for jobs.
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But because the propensity for religious belief is still wired into the human mind, religion continues to be a potent force in societies that still struggle for cohesion.
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And while Dupri said he doesn't agree with much of what West has to say politically, the producer said the rapper's propensity for being controversial is nothing new.
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Sure, no one knows what they look like under those mysterious hoods — but given their appreciation for droid parts, propensity for dainty shuffling, and general love of eggs?
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And even France is reeling from badly handled crises and a propensity for arrogance that have weakened President Emmanuel Macron at home and annoyed his partners abroad (see article).
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The billionaire (spoiler alert) dies before long, offstage, apparently leaving the experiment in the hands of a psycho nutjob named Rubenstein with a mask and a propensity for violence.
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Cocker spaniels tend to suffer from a host of eye problems (glaucoma, cataracts, and cherry eye), along with heart disorders, knee and hip problems, and a propensity for allergies.
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And they suggest that Biden may not have completely purged a historic propensity for self-inflicted political wounds that has stayed mostly dormant in a tightly controlled campaign rollout.
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"The propensity for (Powell) to disappoint investors is out there but he will likely use Jackson Hole to suggest that the Fed is ready to cut (rates)," Hogan said.
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Braithwaite has a lot of fun playing with these surface-level characteristics, masterfully directing the reader's assumptions about both Korede and Ayoola to mask their individual propensity for anger.
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Mukul Kesavan, a perceptive Indian historian, sees this region-wide propensity for majoritarian nationalism as a sad if natural outcome of the awkward struggle to build new nation-states.
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Given the propensity for people on the left to block content more than those on the right, Twitter ends up with an inordinate number of conservative accounts being affected.
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Someone who is morbidly obese has a propensity for high blood pressure and Clark County Coroner John Fudenberg tells TMZ his weight was a contributing factor in his death.
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"(North Korean leader) Kim Jong Un has demonstrated a propensity for provocation which lends itself to miscalculation and is very, very, in our view, destabilizing and risky," Work said.
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His propensity for doling out medication sent staffers at the medical unit into a frenzy more than once, with multiple people describing a "scrambling" to account for missing medication.
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Nevertheless, the repurchase agreement and the cross-default clauses at the parent level suggest a strong propensity for the leasing companies to support their overseas operating platforms, if required.
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In his address, Comey said that he asked every F.B.I. special agent he hired to visit the Holocaust Museum, in order to understand the human propensity for moral surrender.
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If Rothwell wins, then we get a scrap between the most fearsomely powerful fighter in UFC history, and an oft-unheralded veteran with a ridiculous propensity for surprising us.
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These same swings in enthusiasm have an effect on whether pollsters judge them to be likely voters, or even the propensity for voters to respond to surveys at all.
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Ever since he was a teenager in Far Rockaway, Queens, a precocious kid with an artistic bent and a propensity for tinkering, Rammellzee wanted to make letters into weapons.
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Ever since he was a teenager in Far Rockaway, Queens — a precocious kid with an artistic bent and a propensity for tinkering — Rammellzee wanted to make letters into weapons.
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But they said he had seemed harmless, had shown no propensity for violence, and that news that he was the attacker had shocked their close-knit high school community.
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Fame at a young age and a propensity for unblinking candor, at least for a top sports figure, have so far proved to be a provocative combination for McIlroy.
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This is related to a higher-than-average propensity for words like quite, really and very — the sort that writers are urged to avoid if they want muscular prose.
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"In our view, discretionary spending is largely done online which means investors should focus on online retailers to understand the propensity for fluctuations in spending," the BofA economists noted.
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After she denounced childhood online bullies, critics pointed to President Trump's well-known propensity for name-calling and engaging in wars of words with his political opponents on Twitter.
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Beijing officials are wary that the final terms may be less favorable, especially given Mr. Trump's propensity for last-minute changes, according to two people familiar with China's position.
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This propensity for diversity might explain how a Black woman survived a horror plot and a white person was gunned down by police in this season of American Horror Story.
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Today, our DNA can offer a blueprint to our propensity for certain medical conditions, our family relationships, and our ancestry, not to mention similar information about all of our relatives.
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New research suggests the decreasing demand for German Shepherds may have something to do with the breed's propensity for health problems—likely the result of selective breeding for cosmetic traits.
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Frank Ockenfels 3 In 1990, American TV viewers were introduced to the bucolic town of Twin Peaks, Washington—and to creator David Lynch's creepy-campy propensity for distorting the mundane.
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Her personal touches, however, include her unwavering propensity for a sturdy heel, an omnipresent pair of don't-look-at-me sunglasses, a fedora, and, of course, a killer carry-on.
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Those with less of a propensity for gluttony will find many gems in the Park Avenue Armory, where the Art Dealers Association of America Art fair runs through March 4.
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Charlie Warzel argues in the New York Times that given the Trump campaign's propensity for telling outrageous lies, Facebook's policy is a de facto thumb on the scale for Republicans.
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They also played fan-fave "The Sound" against a slideshow of insults, highlighting large swathe of peoples' (and/or bots') remarkable propensity for bashing out hate from behind a screen.
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A lot of people listen to Pandora, but it has been slowly bleeding listeners and shown a propensity for disappointing investors' expectations on how much money the company brings in.
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That, plus the propensity for manufacturers to ship devices with default passwords, means that attackers can all too often find and exploit armies of devices for their every nefarious whim.
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A lot of overtime can indicate either a penchant for hard work, or a propensity for making unnecessary arrests, with the notion that the attendant paperwork will extend the clock.
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On Pop 2, Charli extended her propensity for collective-driven pop, with most tracks featuring a collaboration, and showed that she's one of the best pop curators in the world.
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Habit is, by anyone's admission, a striking piece of work: candidly emotional, with a propensity for analysing short moments in time, and endowing them with a sometimes crushing wider significance.
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To invent the character of Foxy Knoxy, my normal sexuality was presented as deviant and slutty, and that invented deviancy was absurdly used to justify a psychopathic propensity for homicide.
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But Mr. Trump's propensity for imposing tariffs has clashed with the free-trade instincts of the region's farmers, who have watched lucrative overseas markets for soybeans and other crops shrivel.
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But given the governor's propensity for stuffing the budget process with a variety of seemingly unrelated policies, it was not surprising that other groups were pushing for special-session consideration.
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His attractive qualities of bluntness and loyalty are offset by a propensity for passive-aggressiveness in his dealings with civilian authority and a dogmatic attachment to some pretty dubious ideas.
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At the time the sculptures were on display, a spokesman for the collective told The Washington Post that they were intended to mock authoritarians' propensity for erecting statues of themselves.
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Yet, within the Rays' DNA also exists a strange propensity for reaching nadirs; five times since 2002, Tampa Bay has been no-hit, the most in baseball over that period.
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A tiny droidsmith with expertise in engineering and a propensity for smuggling, Babu is a gem, an angel, the kind of blessing we're lucky to witness once in a century.
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A cognitive scientist and linguist, Pinker focused his study of human nature on our propensity for violence — and conversely, cooperation — in his 2011 book, The Better Angels of Our Nature.
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Keeping to the Girls Aloud sound is a smart call – as Nadine used to take lead vocals anyway, it's a world she and her propensity for ad-libbing are comfortable in.
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While one might think the cycle's propensity for contentious topics could affect how viewers consume the show (especially given its proclivity for portraying violence), the show actually became a welcome escape.
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Beyond Kim's three marriages, Kourtney's on-and-off relationship with her baby daddy, and Khloe's propensity for athletes with baggage, youngest sister Kylie lives up to her big sisters' boy drama.
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The psychiatrist, Lynn Gerow, had testified that Petrocelli had a rare, incurable "psychopathic" personality, suggesting he could have a "quite high" propensity for further violence and would not learn from punishment.
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Etiquette expert William Hanson told Mashable that George's propensity for wearing shorts actually stems from an age-old aristocratic tradition, one that the royal family has been sticking to for generations.
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The company's propensity for problem solving has been at least partly attributed to its aggressive and problematic culture, which Susan Fowler revealed in her now ubiquitous blog post this past February.
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Not only does transferring programmatic staff create the opportunity for violence, it increases inmates' propensity for it by leaving them without programming to occupy what may otherwise be dangerously idle hands.
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There's obviously nothing I can do about my propensity for klutziness or nerves, but thanks to Botox, at least my sweaty face will no longer be my primary source of embarrassment.
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John Kasich's propensity for eating pizza with a fork (a photo capturing the moment went viral) is to blame for only 2% of respondents saying they would have dinner with him.
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Mutations within a cancer cell certainly carry information about its physiology — its propensity for growth, its vulnerabilities, its potential to cause lethal disease — but there's a world of information beyond mutations.
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At least 10 Democratic lawmakers have announced their intent to boycott President Donald Trump's annual State of the Union address Tuesday night, citing his recent impeachment and propensity for false statements.
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In a small conference room at the Gendes office, about a dozen men, including Jorge, sat in a circle one evening, trying to work though their propensity for anger and misogyny.
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Originally a Lifetime series before jumping to Netflix for its second season, You is a thriller about Joe Goldberg, a bookseller with an acerbic wit and a propensity for stalking women.
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Past nomination fights, including Barack Obama's battle against Hillary Clinton in 2008 and John Kerry's against Howard Dean and others four years earlier, have shown a propensity for late-breaking developments.
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In each case, the state harnessed scientific authority to enact coercive measures, drawing on contemporary beliefs that a person's race and class could shape their propensity for, and response to, disease.
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With a knack for hooks but no propensity for showiness, Howerton writes with an eye for fine detail, in the style of Real Estate's Martin Courtney or Soccer Mommy's Sophie Allison.
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Cameron has a propensity for vision in line with Joe's, filtered through her confidence in her own ability to code and a steadfast conviction that her ideas are always the best ones.
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He's a humble Milwaukee native with a propensity for crying, thick turtlenecks, tight shorts (and tighter short-sleeved button downs), juice boxes, Chipotle, and hot coffee — even on the hottest of days.
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The dust, which is really composed of quasiparticles known as polaritons, is well-suited finding optimizations for very complex mathematical problems because of its natural propensity for condensation at low energy states.
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Elfrid Payton's minuscule 46 percent eFG continues to be his bugaboo, but he's displayed a propensity for shooting efficiently in close with a 54 percent eFG on shots less than 10 feet.
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A cannabis business might start out using facial recognition to analyze people's emotional responses to different products, "but you can take that further, and start analyzing people's propensity for violence," said Narayan.
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A more plausible explanation for the common finding that people use a series of recreational drugs is a general propensity for risk-taking behavior, of which drug use is just one manifestation.
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The Sanders campaign has been eager for the scheduled debate this Sunday, the first one-on-one session with Mr. Biden, a lengthy unscripted setting that could showcase his propensity for missteps.
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The party oscillated permanently between a kind of "workerism" that exalted the worker as the repository of all virtues and a propensity for populism when it tried to address other demographic groups.
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But the real reason it's the worst way to get around is the high propensity for involuntary manslaughter when, for instance, the tornado abates and drops your house on an unsuspecting bystander.
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If there is one notable weakness, however, it is the defense's propensity for allowing big plays, with Oakland having allowed an N.F.L.-high 55 plays that went for 20 or more yards.
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With the 2020 election approaching, representatives raised concerns about the propensity for misleading information to go viral on Facebook, slamming the company&aposs policy against removing content that fact-checkers deem false.
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Robert Hughes captures ancient Rome in rich detail, with revelations such as Emperor Augustus's propensity for commissioning sculptures of himself (with some 25,000 to 50,000 stone statues estimated to have been produced).
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The study found that almost any type of physical activity, whether strenuous or light, helped to offset people's genetic propensity for depression, though the benefits were greater when people exercised more often.
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Haas in particular coauthored a 2011 study in the Journal of Homosexuality that found that LGBTQ Americans showed a lifetime propensity for anxiety, mood swings, and mental health disorders well beyond adolescence.
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To suggest, however, that that was the only thing that propelled the exhibition forward would be to ignore Bancroft and Nesbett's natural propensity for agitation and, some would argue, for self-promotion.
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The tool lets you set how much money you contribute per tweet, but even pledging the lowest suggested amount, a quarter, may strain your wallet given Trump's propensity for late-night Twitter binges.
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If we wanted to know about Donald Trump's propensity for lying about money, all we had to do was take a look at the edits he made to his Comedy Central Roast jokes.
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From Las Vegas, to Sutherland Springs, to San Bernardino, to Sandy Hook, to Pulse, to Virginia Tech, what all these men shared in common was their propensity for violence and anger towards women.
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Trump has made a campaign despite his propensity for being crass, arrogant, and entirely off the cuff, appealing along the way to the worst human tendencies, sexism and misogyny not least among them.
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Unfortunately, the show has a propensity for treating subject matter that demands deftness and nuance with a hammer-headed simplicity—like its stereotyped depiction of Muslims as the architects of all this suffering.
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But even before the upheaval, Italy and Greece had a propensity for low official spending on culture, which was all the more damaging since private funding has traditionally been scorned in both countries.
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Their propensity for going against the grain has made them routine targets of conservative media, and last month their differences with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi spiraled into a highly publicized, contentious intraparty battle.
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Now 3-0 in the UFC, Beltran is following in the footsteps of his training partner Yair Rodriguez, not just in the way he's racking up wins, but in his propensity for spectacle.
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The Coens have always had a propensity for small-c conservatism — the idea that maybe, once in a while, it would be okay if things stayed put and the status quo held firm.
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Factors of the diversity hiring problem include Silicon Valley's propensity for hiring from prestigious universities (who have diversity problems themselves) and complaints that there aren't enough qualified women and minorities for technical jobs.
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It's the capacity for finesse, the ability to express concentration and complexity without weight, along with the propensity for ripening even in difficult vintages, that has shaped the hierarchical rankings of Burgundy's vineyards.
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MEXICO CITY — Just five days before a powerful earthquake struck last year, a history teacher at a Mexico City school gave a lecture about the capital's propensity for this sort of natural disaster.
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The case of Mr. Goldberg's teenage client points to another flaw in the system: the propensity for exhausted parents in poor communities to call the police to resolve conflicts with or between children.
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Despite such upbeat assessments however, the latest glimpse into the Mueller probe is likely to intensify debate over Trump's repeatedly stated desire to testify, given his propensity for not always speaking the truth.
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"Grow the food where your animals are and do it in a way that is restorative to the soil, increase drought resistance and reduce propensity for desertification," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"Grow the food where your animals are and do it in a way that is restorative to the soil, increase drought resistance and reduce propensity for desertification," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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App developers might cry foul over Apple's propensity for highlighting its own software efforts, but the company refuses to budge an inch in acknowledging that it might have done anything to hurt competition.
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Ticking off reasons ranging from his promise of a Muslim ban to his flirtation with Vladimir Putin, Wittes stressed Trump's propensity for promising outcomes through force of personality rather than policies and programs.
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That familiar approach will be going up against a Rams defense that produces a lot of game-changing turnovers but also has a propensity for giving up huge amounts of yards and points.
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The show shares with its cinematic predecessors those deep reds and maroons, the womb-like colors that recall the bloody warmth of the body and its fallibility, its vulnerability and propensity for disease.
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But, as many of us working in Silicon Valley know, there's a propensity for entrepreneurs to take on tasks that may seem insurmountable, or even impossible, that can lead to real innovation and breakthroughs.
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"You want to DIE with DEBT," my uncle said once, explaining his propensity for flipping houses and being in a constant sea of floating ethereal access to money without ever actually having actual cash.
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In part, this discrepancy may reflect a greater propensity for female candidates to prioritise issues that disproportionately affect women, such as access to contraception and the inclusion of maternity coverage in health-insurance plans.
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The version of herself soaked up by those mo-cap cameras will live eternally in the virtual space, with maximal hit points and a propensity for nothing more than crushing the bones of opponents.
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These blue screen gaffs remind us that technology isn't the infallible monolith we often make it out to be, and that behind these seemingly impenetrable technologies is that all too human propensity for error.
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First announced in December of 2015, action cam company GoPro has pulled the plug on its heavily delayed, disastrous aerial photography drone, best known for its spectacular propensity for falling out of the sky.
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"The closer you get to the wire without the clarity of an agreed way forward, the greater the propensity for buyers to wait and see rather than acting now," Rightmove director Miles Shipside said.
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The terrorist's interpretation of Islam is mixed with other motives as well; this can include a propensity for violence as evidenced by a criminal history that in lone jihadists has often included domestic violence.
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"What I think people saw was an emotionally needy Ann Coulter wannabe, trying to make a buck off of the left's propensity for outrage," Maher said in an interview with The New York Times.
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Instead, it showed plenty of signs of verging psychosis and a hair-trigger propensity for violence by a man variously described as a drinker, a wife beater, a drug taker and a chronic womanizer.
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It seems like it's to society's advantage to have those individuals with a propensity for acting out in some sort of deviant way to have better contact with social institutions, social norms, social involvement.
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They could even get a little exasperated with her propensity for random measurements (a glass of sugar) and airy asides (if you have nothing for your dinner, just grab a ham from the cellar).
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They noted his vast wealth and asserted his propensity for violence and his penchant for escaping Mexican prisons — most notably, the maximum-security Altiplano prison, where he lived in isolation under 24-hour surveillance.
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But as Josh Meyer astutely pointed out in a Politico, confidential Department of Homeland Security (DHS) documents show that the agency has been concerned about Antifa's propensity for political violence for some time now.
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Few want to see Iran further indulge what one US official called its "propensity for mischief", and escalating tensions across already deeply divided societies risk adding to the already catastrophic loss of human life.
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As speculation about his third effort mounted, Biden came under fire for his propensity for touching and kissing strangers at political events, with several women coming forward to say he had made them feel uncomfortable.
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The new government's progress will be closely watched by Romania's European Union peers because of the PSD's softer stance against chronic corruption and its propensity for higher public spending, which risks breaching EU budget limits.
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Citing a harassment campaign against him, Enjeti said that QAnon struck him as different from other conspiracy theories due to the "rhetoric, and the dedicated base of believers, and the patterns of propensity for violence."
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The banks' choice of what to aim for as they cautiously start to tighten will be made more vexed by indications that the increased propensity for saving, is itself in the process of turning round.
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But just as his passion for philosophy has taught him different ways to view the world, his propensity for poetry allows him to commit such experiences to memory, if not for anyone else, but himself.
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Despite the flub, Falwell, who cut a radio advertisement for Trump last week, was laudatory of the real-estate magnate, glowingly comparing Trump to his father due to their shared propensity for eschewing political correctness.
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In fact, he never seriously faltered despite his propensity for deriding opponents with nicknames, getting into verbal tussles and, on one occasion, defending the size of his genitalia against innuendoes from a rival, Florida Sen.
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Unfortunately, this special area has been plagued by illegal livestock grazing and visitors who have a propensity for chopping down Joshua trees, vandalizing rock art, discharging guns, and overrunning sensitive habitat with off-road vehicles.
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" I ask him about his comment to Entertainment Weekly that, given the propensity for very sudden deaths on the show, the pair could "go out in a blaze of glory — boom, boom, Bonnie and Clyde.
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As you might imagine, growing up under the watch of nosy tabloids — with a propensity for slapping sensational labels on stars — while you're still figuring out your own identity and sexuality wasn't easy for her.
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Her propensity for doing so is what makes her so skilled at her job, which is evident by the fact she still has a job at all; she has hung on at this nightmare company.
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It's a pretty depressing picture of humanity, but also one that — for better or worse — is deeply sympathetic about the human propensity for moral and ethical failure: It's part of who we are as people.
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In one swoop, the U.S. had gone from leading international efforts to sideline Plahotniuc and highlight his propensity for graft, to aiding and abetting one of the most loathsome figures the region had ever produced.
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In Johansson's case, that debate has a lot to do with her propensity for taking roles she's not really suitable for and then famously saying she will play any race, gender, or "tree" she wants.
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Scores of other public figures have experienced similar sensations since Trump assumed office almost three years ago, bringing with him to the White House a propensity for ambushing unsuspecting celebrities, journalists and politicians on Twitter.
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Trump has caused Republicans anguish throughout the U.S. But in Utah, his disregard for political correctness and propensity for lewd language (or in Trump's words, "locker-room talk") strikes a particularly negative chord, Wilson said.
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That density, combined with a neighborhood propensity for drug and alcohol use that goes back more than a century, has blessed the Tenderloin with an above-average rate of crimes against persons—robbery, assault, murder.
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Because despite his propensity for weed, tennis shoes, and Bob Dylan, Steve Jobs was essentially an arch-capitalist, one who knew that making an item for play alone was never going to set the world alight.
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" According to the Canadian Journal of Plastic Surgery, the condition "is a rare, heritable disease characterized by an unusual susceptibility to infection with specific types of human papillomavirus and a propensity for developing malignant skin tumors.
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Pile on Cabo's natural splendor (stunning rock formations, cliffside beaches, whale watching, waterfalls, you name it) and its propensity for excellent swim-up bars, and you'll find a place where it's hard to complain about anything.
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A propensity for violence, even if it is innate, has been more than matched throughout our existence by a preference for peace — a fact the bones of the victims of the battle of Nataruk cannot show.
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Some of those crimes — child porn and murder — make sense, but others — like transnational crime (including local drug dealers selling imported drugs) and CFAA (with its well-known propensity for abuse) pose more potential for abuse.Sen.
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One reason is red dwarfs have a high propensity for Earth-sized, presumably rocky planets, making them potentially fertile ground for closer examination, said David Latham, TESS science director for the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.
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That's actually longer than some shows of recent years, including the 2011 show with James Franco and Anne Hathaway, but given the program's propensity for pushing four hours, it's not something to be taken for granted.
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She's married to a man with a well-documented propensity for vicious Twitter battles and insulting his opponents, but Melania Trump says combating cyberbullying will be a cornerstone of her work if she becomes first lady.
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Nigro also says that Kimmy's propensity for bright colors is a subconscious effort to "make other people feel good" when they see her outfits — the desire to help other people is embedded in everything she does.
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"We can look at it as a form of avoidance," Joel Minden, PhD, a clinical psychologist and director of the Chico Center for Cognitive Behavior Therapy in California, says of Kimmy's propensity for focusing on others.
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Well, the first two reference his propensity for flashy self-branded products, and the last is a 30-year-old running joke about his finger length, embedded in a complex web of cultural associations concerning genitalia.
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Your immense brain, the way you so perfectly articulate your unique thoughts, your propensity for giant underpants and the deep love and loyalty you have for your friends and daughters fill us with joy and inspiration!!
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As his influence grew, Cook became known within the company for his no-mercy, relentless questioning style, his willingness to hold hours-long meetings, and his propensity for sending emails at all hours and expecting answers.
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"It is apparent that the I.C.C. is being utilized as a political tool against the Philippines," Mr. Duterte said, adding that the body had showed a "propensity for failing to give due respect" to the Philippines.
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It's relatively new and I couldn't find a lot of testimonials from real users, so it felt a bit risky, especially because even though I'm young and healthy, I seem to have a propensity for injury.
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BUT IN TERMS OF THE BATTLE OF THE RETAILERS VERSUS THE BRANDS AND THE -- AND THE WILLINGNESS OF PEOPLE TO CHANGE THEIR HABITS PROBABLY HAS A HIGHER PROPENSITY FOR THAT THAN 228 OR 21968 YEARS AGO.
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At the start of each school year, junior and high school students should be evaluated on a mandatory basis to determine if there are any emotional or psychological red flags in terms of propensity for violence.
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"Antimicrobials or antibiotics given early in life can have significant implications upon obesity, on diabetes, upon the propensity for other diseases," explained Jack Gilbert, the faculty director of the Microbiome Center at the University of Chicago.
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But the militia's propensity for stealing military hardware and issuing death threats caused problems for Sallyport Global Services, the American military contractor charged with supporting Balad's Iraqi forces under a billion-dollar Department of Defense contract.
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Here to take on the challenge in spectacular fashion is YouTube channel Screen Junkies with their latest Honest Trailer, which covers everything from Waston's adorable run to Sherlock's propensity for sniffing things and general lack of friends.
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There is no better example of the American's propensity for thrill-generating than his December slobberknocker with Doo Ho Choi, a countryman of the Korean Zombie and one who shares his gift for producing highlight-reel finishes.
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If you have a house cat, your feline's propensity for aerial shenanigans probably doesn't worry you that much: Cats falling from low windows can use their righting reflex to land on their feet like nothing even happened.
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The specific block -- Weah was killed on Carroll Street, in the 12th district --- is a "well known area... with a propensity for violence," Smith said, adding this incident didn't seem to be connected to any other shooting.
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With a president-elect who has a propensity for the conspiratorial — and who favors a conservative media machine that does as well — Facebook will likely meet increased scrutiny over its place and responsibility in the news ecosystem.
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The series feels like the fullest possible fruition of the 2010s' propensity for artistically challenging half-hour comedies that tell pathos-filled slice-of-life stories about corners of the American experience not always portrayed on television.
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With Hall of Fame coaches, blue-chip recruits, sizzling brand names and a shared propensity for running afoul of N.C.A.A. regulations, North Carolina and Syracuse were irresistible bedfellows on the Final Four stage, college basketball's marquee event.
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As such, it doesn't just increase the propensity for a heart attack or stroke, but in patients admitted for a condition related to clogged arteries, interrupted sleep could actually affect how well they heal in a hospital.
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But now we have a president who baits foreign leaders who share his propensity for brinkmanship, and I have a son who doesn't really believe in the future — not just his own, but that of his country.
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"We Appreciate Power" is Grimes indulging in her pop instincts and her propensity for creating absolute chaos: it features a gloriously sticky hook that's completely at odds with the ferocious shredding that lasts for the entire track.
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"In other words, if you have a propensity for high inflammatory function, then that in fact is the deciding factor on whether or not the individual goes on to develop these anxiety and depressive-like syndromes," Lowry said.
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Most of the celebs on the list didn't show propensity for posting political content, so I sought out politically-minded celebs like Tom Arnold, Alec Baldwin, Kirstie Alley, Mark Ruffalo, Tyler Oakley, Scott Baio, and of course, Cher.
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Trump has preached much hate in his statements," says manager Tony McCabe, and noting the propensity for political discussion in local bars, to him "the only place Mr. Trump's opinion mattered was on the wall of a urinal.
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"What became apparent from all the evidence presented to the chief was that Mr. Salamoni had a propensity for acting outside of the standards established by the BRPD for command of temper and use of force," he said.
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Songs Produced: "Forward" Who: Clocking in at just over a minute, James Blake's "Forward" is more of a piano interlude than a proper song, but this pairing was long overdue given both artists' propensity for heart-wrenching ballads.
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But in its most recent two seasons the show has smartly expanded Matthew's story line, depicting the life of a precocious queer adolescent who has a propensity for the dramatic and is almost entirely out of the closet.
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"The coattail effect and the higher propensity for straight-ticket voting could prove to be very damaging to the GOP with Trump or Cruz leading the party in 2016," Kyle Kondik and Geoffrey Skelley wrote on Sabato's blog.
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State-run Chinese newspaper the Global Times said in an editorial on its website that China needed to prepare for the long haul due to the U.S. propensity for changing its mind and coming up with new demands.
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And with his charmingly effusive and emoji-laden #StartSpreadingTheNews tweets, his "only happiness and smiles allowed" policy, his propensity for public transit charity, and now electrifying on-field success, nobody represents this new era better than Didi Gregorius.
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They're sure as shit not zombies in the traditionally stumbling, shuffling sense, and are partial to popping off a few rifle rounds in your face; but their regeneration abilities and propensity for hideous mutation make them fearsome foes.
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Washington (CNN)Jerry Springer said there's one big difference between his infamous TV show -- known for its propensity for onstage violence and fireworks -- and the current presidential race, where violence and fireworks have broken out at Donald Trump rallies.
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While I expected a boost in confidence and a propensity for taking my shirt off after getting in shape, the handful of small rubbery tumors that I began finding all over my body came as something of a surprise.
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The Trump tape — leaked audio from 2005 that features Donald Trump bragging about his propensity for committing sexual assault, while then–Access Hollywood host Billy Bush goads him on — has officially ousted Bush from his plum Today show job.
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The virus may be mitigated, the economy could rebound, and Mr. Biden's decades of life in Washington and propensity for gaffes may render him as weak a candidate as some of his rivals in the primary had long predicted.
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Yet despite his propensity for political incorrectness, on Thursday he came in for praise, the memory of earlier embarrassments perhaps blunted by the sheer stamina and longevity of the foreign-born prince as he gets closer to 100. Mrs.
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Meaning that for 2 years, the claim type with the highest propensity for billing errors was given a "free pass" from auditing and now, those funds cannot be recovered – we're talking about a write off of approximately $8 billion.
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The region's countries became part of the liberal order only after the dissolution of the Soviet bloc in 1989; they have been generally considered to be partial to Russia, with a strong propensity for incubating populism that undermines democracy.
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The region's countries became part of the liberal order only after the dissolution of the Soviet bloc in 1989; they have been generally considered to be partial to Russia, with a strong propensity for incubating populism that undermines democracy.
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Props to Varys for being the first person to explicitly address the fact that Dany is Jon's aunt, but still, given the gravity of the situation and the Targaryen's propensity for inbreeding, it kind of feels like the practical solution.
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The affordable low-risk high of lean made the drink a drug of choice with Texas artists like DJ Screw, a pioneer of the "chopped and screwed" style that fit nicely with the beverage's propensity for slowing down the world.
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These Echoes have often been abandoned by their previous families, and may come with some unexpected problems (scratches, missing wires, a propensity for calling you "Bryan"), but win them over and they'll be forever grateful to you for taking them in.
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Given the President's propensity for spinning tall tales, the raid -- which he has already likened to a movie -- will likely take on even more mythical proportions in the months to come, letting the President play the ruthless, square-jawed war leader.
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No one can dispute that Waco was a tragedy, but at the same time, it was an example of Reno's propensity for acting in accordance with her interpretation of her duties, even when she couldn't predict or control the outcome.
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Some people who have knocked on doors for Cruz in New Hampshire said they had heard complaints about Cruz's propensity for quoting the Bible, and they instead tried to emphasize his tax plan or defense of their rights to own guns.
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His 2014 cassette Moondance was described in one review as "bedroom dance vibes," and while his work displays a propensity for dreamy pads and moody atmospherics, he's since expanded his mindset to creating tracks for use in his club DJ sets.
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None of Biden's obvious strengths have erased the real doubts about his candidacy, and he will face a seemingly endless flood of questions about his fundraising, his propensity for gaffes, his age and his centrist politics if he enters the race.
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Dealers on the table clearly knew him — he had been establishing his presence here for the past week, getting used to the game and figuring out its subtleties — and they good-naturedly commiserated with him over his propensity for losing.
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Although they are effective for many people, others, especially people with more intractable disorders such as insomnia and DSPD, don't respond as well or at all to prescription sleep medications, which also tend to have a high propensity for addiction.
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And her propensity for predicaments is augmented by her occupation as a vixen for hire, posing as a prostitute and seducing powerful men in "love hotels," where she slips them a Mickey and captures them on camera in compromising positions.
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And she has a propensity for sharing her feelings publicly, when asked, which is the sort of thing that happens when you are on a press tour promoting a new album, and in fact happened to Ms. Etheridge the day before.
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Look for the issue of gender to play a role in the debate as Ms. Nixon — trying to become the state's first female governor — has blasted Mr. Cuomo's propensity for "mansplaining" as well as other embarrassing interactions and comments about women.
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They are excavations into the history of manhood — and its propensity for violence — from psychoanalytical angles (the prize-winning Italian novel "The Catholic School") and as sociological phenomenon (see the suite of novels and memoirs by the French writer Édouard Louis).
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Adding to the animus is Mr. Kushner's aloof demeanor and his propensity for avoiding messy aspects of his job that he would simply rather not do — he has told associates he wants nothing to do with the legislative process, for instance.
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But his intervention caused a significant stir in the president's orbit, where Bannon is a divisive figure — lauded by some for his role in Trump's 2016 election but criticized by others for what they see as a propensity for self-promotion.
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Coming from a performance rather than an academic background, I have a greater propensity for the Garrick story, but whatever your background, it's easy to distinguish between a book to be cherished and one to be thrown across the room.
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Remember, while certain families have been shown to have a propensity for Force abilities, Jedi methods of training and recruitment confirm the force doesn't necessarily need to be strong in someone's family tree Maybe her dad is just a bunch of Midi-chlorians.
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But a propensity for reactivity does not mean you are doomed to a life of suffering through hot summers armed with nothing but a paper fan and a prayer while everyone else on the subway platform spritzes their forbidden minty elixirs around you.
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Leaving behind her usual propensity for characters who are untouchable, or supercilious, or neurotic, Kirsten Dunst allows herself to look disheveled, to be trashy, to walk and talk like someone who has nothing left to lose and does not give a shit.
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You'd think that my propensity for DIY failure would steer me away from attempting to make anything ever again, but instead I've simply narrowed my approach, leaving the piñata making and tailoring to professionals, and sticking to what I know best: beauty.
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It wasn't so much her propensity for elaborate costumes, or her knack for transforming a song like Shakira's "Hips Don't Lie" into a club monstrosity, as it was her ability to shed her ego to help others say what they needed to say.
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Jack Bauer's propensity for grisly torture methods meant "24" was read by some as a revenge fantasy for a grieving country, and eventually criticized by others for wallowing in fear-based violence at a moment where "enhanced interrogation techniques" became a national ignominy.
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"The propensity for facial recognition technology to endanger civil rights and civil liberties substantially outweighs its purported benefits, and the technology will exacerbate racial injustice and threaten our ability to live free of continuous government monitoring," the ordinance adopted on Tuesday reads.
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With discerning placements of breath, she seemed, early on, to laugh at her own insecurities and propensity for distrust, at least in front of her lover, the painter Cavaradossi (here played ably, if not particularly deeply, by the honey-tone tenor Joseph Calleja).
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The clock's ticking for regulators on TikTok Observing the rise of TikTok in Australia, Fergus Ryan says it's time for the government to take a closer look at it: Beijing has demonstrated a propensity for controlling and shaping overseas Chinese-language media.
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In effect, physical activity "neutralized" much of the added risk for people born with a propensity for depression, says Karmel Choi, a clinical and research fellow at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard's T.H. Chan School of Public Health, who led the new study.
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Allbirds co-CEO Joey Zwillinger has waded further into the ongoing debate over Amazon's propensity for cloning popular products, penning a short Medium post slamming the company's copycat behavior and offering to help the e-commerce giant make its version more environmentally friendly.
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"The story teaches a great deal about the inherent dangers that come with managing these game-changing agents, their propensity for accidents, the relative benefits they grant their masters, and the strain these weapons impose upon those wielding them," the Bulletin wrote in 2014.
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Angela Becerra Vidergar, a scholar at Stanford, suggests that the fascination with zombies and the undead is one of the creative legacies of the second world war, when the Holocaust and the use of the atomic bomb changed perceptions about humanity's propensity for mass destruction.
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If there's one thing you should know about Fiji heading into the Rio Olympics—well, besides the country's beautiful beaches, bottled water, and propensity for military coups—it's that the South Pacific archipelago of roughly 800,000 people is ridiculously good at seven-a-side rugby.
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A 2017 study at Walden University in Minneapolis found no relationship between preemployment polygraph exams and officers' propensity for future misconduct—a purported justification for administering polygraphs—nor any differences in attitude toward misconduct between officers who had or had not undergone such testing.
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Aside from the obvious, it's way too much of a risk for a show to keep someone on the air with this kind of propensity for violence, because if she snaps again and the child gets hurt ... the show will have hell to pay.
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There wasn't time to touch upon his troubling propensity for firing off cryptic (at best) tweets, or is decision to lob racially-tinged comments about LeBron James, or creating and cultivating a culture that's viewed as downright toxic by the rest of the league.
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"Given the president's propensity for comparing himself against President Obama and seeking to continually undercut his legacy, choosing the Obama-appointed Yellen for another term would not give Trump the satisfaction of leaving his own mark on the Federal Reserve," the Beacon noted added.
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That Mark Zuckerberg would one day be forced to sit and answer questions from lawmakers has been a safe bet for a long time, given Facebook's role in a Russian misinformation campaign aimed at influencing the 2016 election and its propensity for circulating fake news.
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Because the new states required huge amounts of manual work to irrigate the cereal crops, they also required forms of forced labor, including slavery; because the easiest way to find slaves was to capture them, the states had a new propensity for waging war.
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It's a story of a developer whose propensity for vagueness frustrated a community for the better part of a year, prompting untold hours of theorizing, testing, and debating over something very basic, the type of thing other video games explain in their opening tutorial.
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"Additionally, defendant Hefner knew or should have known that defendant Cosby over the years had a propensity for intoxicating and or drugging young women and taking advantage of them sexually and against their will or while they were unconscious," Goins asserted in the lawsuit.
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His advisers are focused on two prime vulnerabilities: his propensity for long-windedness, which can lead to gaffes, and how to handle the massive group of contenders looking to take him down or elevate their own candidacies through a viral exchange with the front-runner.
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The bulk of the half-hour, in which Ms. Everett's character, Karen, works with the young residents of a home for people with Down syndrome, is standard sitcom stuff (even with an A plot that involves a teenager with a propensity for touching Karen's breasts).
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Now Ntilikina has essentially been told that the Knicks no longer have the courage of Jackson's convictions and that they prefer the ball in the hands of Mudiay, a more athletic player with a propensity for dribbling around until something happens, good or bad.
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But while Mr. Trump's events are often known for the drama that unfolds inside — the chanting, the propensity for inflammatory remarks from speakers, the occasional scuffle among protesters, and the bombastic words of the president himself — the rally does not encompass the entire experience.
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When supposedly religious conservatives were able to look past Trump's bullying, his clear lack of religious conviction, his appearance in pornos, his lying, his provocations to violence, his adultery, his three marriages and his professed — taped — propensity for sexual assault, they became blind to bawdiness.
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But his propensity for hugging and physical touching has come under new scrutiny in the era of #MeToo and #TimesUp as awareness about sexual assault and harassment has grown and damaged the careers of dozens of men in politics and entertainment accused of sexual misconduct.
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Those who have "dispositional gratitude" -- defined by one study as "part of a wider life orientation towards noticing and appreciating the positive in the world" -- are more likely to report good physical health, a propensity for healthy activities and willingness to seek help for health concerns.
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However, as the case of the NYPD illustrates, unless new opportunities for corruption are monitored and the changes affecting opportunities for corruption are made on a continuous basis, police officers with high levels of propensity for corruption will find alternative new ways of obtaining illegal gain.
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The percentage of the population classed as overweight or obese has nearly doubled, from 33 percent in 1988 to almost 60 percent a mere 10 years later but without an equivalent increase in healthy nutrients, as women in all weight percentiles showed equal propensity for anemia.
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There's a reason The Closer ran for seven years; she has a unique ability to create instantly relatable characters and, despite Jane's propensity for lying to everyone in her life (including the police), Sedgwick makes the character someone you want to go on this journey with. —J.
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For the real truth about what's going on with Wikileaks and Julian Assange these days, we turned to Twitter, Reddit, and a variety of anonymous imageboards, sources of great knowledge known for their cautious, even-handed approach to political events and propensity for rigorous fact-checking.
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Judo With a propensity for throwing foes who are bigger than themselves, and a uniform that includes a diamond-weave gi and a belt that changes in color as it gets stronger, it's pretty clear to see what discipline the humanoid Pokemon Throh (get it?) favors.
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Generally, for those who participate in sports in which the Olympics represent the ultimate achievement, the threat of Zika — or, for that matter, Rio's polluted water, its propensity for random violence, its collapsing economy or its scandal-ridden politics — is not enough to keep them away.
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It also refuses to issue licenses to anyone with an alcohol or substance addiction, or to those who police have previously determined have a "propensity for violence or instability," even if they have never been convicted of even a low-level offense, such as public drunkenness.
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People only started talking about Bill Cosby's decades of alleged sexual abuse after his star had waned, when he was known less as a comedic legend and more as a doddering old fool with a propensity for telling black men they needed to pull their pants up.
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Given Gorillaz's propensity for capturing the good, the bad, and the ugly of Great Britain—and the ever thickening, deep grey quagmire that is the "state of the nation"—we thought it was a perfect opportunity to ask Murdoc a few questions about his beloved United Kingdom.
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" "In Athenian society it was unthinkable that women should have any say in military, judicial, or political decision-making," notes Dr. Maria Brosius in her book Women in Ancient Persia, 559-331 BC. "Women's involvement in politics was motivated by a propensity for cruelty and violence.
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That includes news articles, according to West Wing officials who described the memos' content — of particular importance, given the propensity for some of Mr. Trump's staff to slip him news accounts from dubious sources that shape his thinking or prompt him to cite unreliable or inaccurate information.
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Wojcicki has theories, but she doesn't have clear proof for why consumers are shying away from getting tests that reveal their percentage of Irish heritage, propensity for a favorite ice cream flavor, or whether they have a limited set of variants that are associated with breast cancer.
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Friedlander's brilliant strategy — consistent with his propensity for "an excess of fact" — is to include within the photograph not only the monument itself but also a significant part its immediate surroundings (and sometimes, depending on the photographer's proximity to it, more distant features of the landscape).
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, after dismissing criticism of his homeless policy last year, has moved aggressively to address health and safety issues in the shelter system, as well as reduce the number of men and women living on city streets and better track those with a propensity for violence.
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" Obama also made an apparent jab at Trump's propensity for exaggeration and inaccuracy, saying he had never before seen "an approach in which folks at the highest levels of office … will just blatantly, repeatedly, baldly, shamelessly just make stuff up — just say things that they know are not true.
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We're told he's hired Ben Meiselas of Geragos & Geragos, who will sue the station and Zo. The lawyers claim Zo clearly had a propensity for violence given his conduct, and the station is also responsible because it hired the guy ... and given the circumstances security was clearly lacking.
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Some associates suggest the omission is deliberate; perhaps the president's aides want to protect him from getting mocked during the widely viewed address — last year's State of the Union drew 46 million viewers, according to Nielsen ratings — given his own propensity for vitriolic tweets and borderline online harassment.
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Scientists focused on one carnivore in particular — Majungasaurus crenatissimus, a 20-foot-long apex predator and the only known cannibal dinosaur — and found that it replaced its chompers more frequently than its herbivore relatives, possibly because of the animal's propensity for chewing on bones of its prey. 10.
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But another part of McGahn's testimony about his meeting with Trump speaks to why McGahn has more credibility, Trump's propensity for lying aside: The President also asked McGahn in the meeting why he had told Special Counsel's Office investigators that the President had told him to have the Special Counsel removed.
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"Besides being embroiled in this corruption scandal, we expect a tough operating environment to persist over the medium term with maintenance cost remaining high ... and concerns over the Wuhan virus outbreak which could derail propensity for air travel in the region," Malaysia's Kenanga Investment Bank wrote in a research note.
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Growing up biracial—my mother being white and my father being Black—in an overwhelmingly white community, my crush on Tamaki Suoh from Ouran High School Host Club or propensity for drawing manga in the corners of my homework just aided in making me a little different from my classmates.
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READ: "Nobody really knew him:" Everything we know about the suspected El Paso shooter But, while the site is back online for now, the long-term future of 8chan could be under threat, given the increasing propensity for mass shooting suspects to use the platform to try and promote their ideologies.
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But the defense attorney's questions seemed to imply that Mr. Bollea's propensity for such disclosures — which continued after the posting in 2012 of the video at issue — was at odds with his claim that his privacy had been violated by the images taken from a security camera in his friend's bedroom.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Disappearing Acts, the Museum of Modern Art's second Bruce Nauman retrospective in a quarter century, is a repackaging of an artist whose propensity for Neo-Dada stunts in the late 1960s evolved over five decades into fatuous gallows humor and an inexplicable obsession with torment.
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"Besides being embroiled in this corruption scandal, we expect a tough operating environment to persist over the medium term with maintenance cost remaining high ... and concerns over the Wuhan virus outbreak which could derail propensity for air travel in the region," Malaysia's Kenanga Investment Bank wrote in a research note.
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Trump's call for his legal team to be truthful in its arguments is sure to raise some eyebrows given the president's own propensity for making false or misleading statements; The Washington Post fact-checker determined that Trump made 16,241 false or misleading claims in his first three years in office.
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In this #MeToo moment, when there is renewed interest in (read: confusion about) how to separate the life from the work, there is a welcome matter-of-factness in Holt's approach, a refreshing acknowledgment of how the two seep into each other, an awareness for our propensity for self-deception.
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The propensity for politically motivated violence is high, and as more candidates join the field local law enforcement -- in coordination with federal law enforcement and intelligence professionals -- will have more threats to monitor as they try to maintain basic physical security of candidates and all of their associated physical locations.
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They are facing the scrappy Bears (4-10, eliminated), which will not help DeShone Kizer's propensity for turnovers, but this still figures to be a far better matchup for Cleveland than Pittsburgh will be in Week 17, especially if the Steelers are fighting for home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.
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Unicorn Store centers on Kit (Larson), a young woman kicked out of art school who picks up a humdrum temp gig at a public relations firm — but as a bubbly personality with a propensity for pastel colors and glitter, Kit has a hard time fitting in at her buttoned-up new job.
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"Dunie Ryan, who was the head of the West End Gang, didn't want to have anything to do with Rory, he thought he was crazy and that he would just bring heat on him," D'Arcy O'Connor says, citing his wild MO and propensity for buying heavy weaponry with money from bank jobs.
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Just recently, the company announced a Trust and Safety Council dedicated to paring down the platform's huge troll problem, but in the same breath suspended Trusty Support, a popular parody account that lampooned the company for its propensity for sending out canned responses to users who said they were receiving harassment and threats.
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" As if his admiration of cruise-goers isn't enough to prove his propensity for chillness, Fieri went on to compare is partnership with Carnival to playing in a rock band: "I'll write the greatest song in the world, but if you ain't going to play it together then it's not going to work.
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While reservations as to where Wenger might play him may well have been justified, given the Frenchman's propensity for playing people out of position (see: Andrey Arshavin, Jack Wilshere, Aaron Ramsey on the right wing), the choice to snub a traditional top-four club could still be described as a conservative one.
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Furthermore, when someone displays a propensity for large-scale violence, such as by advocating violence against protesters or immigrant families, calling perpetrators of violence such as white supremacists "very fine people" or showing oneself vulnerable to manipulation by hostile foreign powers, then these things can promote a much more widespread culture of violence.
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Those perceived weaknesses also include a propensity for verbal gaffes, the fact that he has twice before run for the White House with little success and a political history that includes support of the Iraq War as well as backing for 1990s anti-crime measures that are now contentious with many Democratic voters.
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Gorka's words reflects a certain smugness among right-wing critics, who see in "liberal" Hollywood's tacit acceptance of an accused serial harasser (who donated lavishly to Hillary Clinton, no less) a hypocrisy that invalidates liberals' criticism of Donald Trump, whose propensity for behavior that might be considered sexual assault has been well documented.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanBooker, Merkley propose federal facial recognition moratorium Ex-Ohio State wrestler claims Jim Jordan asked him to deny abuse allegations Conservative lawmakers warn Pelosi about 'rate-setting' surprise billing fix MORE's (R-Ohio) propensity for not wearing a dress jacket during an at times meandering speech celebrating his impeachment acquittal.
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Basketball might have its own PR issues, but at least the sport's press conferences have less of an increasing propensity for theatrical violence and inanimate object-hurling than its UFC counterparts, which means that we'll probably see far less of Sholler tossed between two highly-trained and highly-confrontational men like a peacekeeping rag doll.
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Its most notable leap forward is the introduction of extra instrumentation on top of their usual setup, particularly horns and strings, which contribute to the record's sheer largesse (observe the heft of the horn-heavy intro to the Sky Ferreira-featuring "Pain Killer" above, for example) and grow the band's propensity for forcing opposites together.
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Story after story has broken about the EPA chief's ties to energy lobbyists who were letting him stay with them for motel prices, his propensity for private jet travel, his giving raises to his favorite aides and bypassing the White House to do so — and that the White House has reportedly considered firing him.
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Based on this evidence, Professor Stanovich and colleagues have introduced the concept of the rationality quotient, or R.Q. If an I.Q. test measures something like raw intellectual horsepower (abstract reasoning and verbal ability), a test of R.Q. would measure the propensity for reflective thought — stepping back from your own thinking and correcting its faulty tendencies.
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Towering above them all is Mr. Trump, who enters office weighed down by controversy over his relationship with Russia, the lowest approval rating of any incoming president in modern history and a propensity for picking spur-of-the-moment fights that Mr. Priebus and the communications operation he oversees will have to clean up.
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Instead, the alt-right sees race as being rooted in genetics, creating populations that are inherently unequal in everything from IQ to propensity for violence; according to alt-right theories, these genetically based racial differences play a far greater role in determining individual behaviors and outcomes than things like socioeconomic status, education, or institutional oppression.
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The timing was right for Bruce to begin tangibly forming his new system, Jeet Kune Do. He had already been synthesizing many of the influences that he had been exposed to in recent years—from James Lee's street-fighter sensibility to Wally's Jay's propensity for innovation—to form an integrated system personalized to the individual.
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The Tinder issues were first called out in a report by a research team at Checkmarx describing the app's "disturbing vulnerabilities" and their propensity for blackmail: The vulnerabilities, found in both the app's Android and iOS versions, allow an attacker using the same network as the user to monitor the user's every move on the app.
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This stratagem really only makes sense when you have two boxes that, together, form one domino, but that's not a problem: JKR did some research and learned that, in the United Kingdom, 96 percent of the pizzas Domino's sells are sold as a pair, thanks to the pizza chain's propensity for offering two-for-one combo deals.
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Portland's former 22-and-8 man, once able to hide his propensity for inefficient heaving and his lackadaisical spiritual purpose behind Mount Hood, where no one watched or cared about his middling performances, was now thrust into the spotlight, a central figure in what was supposed to be one of the most anticipated series of the NBA playoffs.
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Among a circle of online conspiracy buffs, he is a bigger and more divisive celebrity than Donald Trump: Depending on whom you ask, Hackett is either a sick, deranged killer, or a Girardian scapegoat, a socially awkward man with a prosthetic limb and propensity for self-exaggeration that made him the easiest possible answer to a community's fears.
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In the meantime, the concept has spread beyond these small groups and entered populist channels: see the impossible maze cities dreamt up in the movie Inception, the curving and folding urban canvases of Aydın Büyüktaş, and the proposed London skyscraper called "Endless City" due to its propensity for unlimited verticality—a city you'd never have to leave.
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Hope Sandoval's vocals float over the azure swimming pool conjured by the guitars, and the group's distinct propensity for setting a mood, exemplified here –and visible throughout their entire catalogue – means that since I got into them a while back, I've always hoped I'd be able to see it (feel it) exemplified before me within four walls.
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But even Thiel, who visited the nation's capital in October to discuss his rationale for supporting Trump's ascent, could only point to the GOP candidate's propensity for political disruption as his greatest asset to the tech industry and the country at large — not any actual positions on science and technology that Trump may have publicly or privately held.
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But he would be the oldest president to be sworn in for their first term, raising questions about whether the 76-year-old statesman can beat his Democratic challengers -- many of whom are much younger than he is -- and handle a grueling presidential campaign with his admitted propensity for gaffes in order to beat President Donald Trump in 2020.
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Now after having been declared paid Trump campaign consultants, a former Trump campaign staffer is ushering the YouTube celebrities into a federal office building, allegedly to help expand their Trump-themed business—the very existence of which remains curious, given Trump's propensity for suing people who try to profit off his name, even when their name also happens to be Trump.
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There are several reasons why oil and water (and water-based solutions like vinegar) resist mixing: oil is less dense than water creating a propensity for it to float on top of H2O, water molecules naturally knit tightly to each other using strong hydrogen bonds, and the fact that oil tends to be hydrophobic, repelling water instead of attracting it.
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Its third and fourth seasons (portions of which both aired in 217) took the show's propensity for telling strong but funny stories about trying to make it in America while living just barely above the poverty line and working a crushing retail job, then mixed it with a whole host of will-they/won't-they stories to spin up romantic tension.
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"Alex Stamos, the Director of the Stanford Internet Observatory and adjunct professor at the Center for International Security and Cooperation, echoed that view, writing, "The propensity for saying the quiet part out loud is less amusing when it blows the cover on a multi-decade, multi-president campaign to disrupt Iranian missile and nuclear development with minimal loss of life.
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As Randy Petersen of Right on Crime and the Texas Public Policy Foundation wrote in an opinion piece for the Daily Caller, there are reasons for advocates of criminal justice reform to be somewhat concerned about an FBI raid that put 29 armed agents outside the home of a subject with a low propensity for violence (despite his best efforts to appear otherwise).
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The exchange illustrated just one of the many ways Republicans are trying to spin the narrative Comey laid out before the committee — a seething account of a tense personal relationship with Trump and the White House, in which Comey called out the president's propensity for lies and recounted Trump repeatedly asking him for his "honest loyalty" and to "lift the cloud" of the investigations from his administration.
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Their willingness to throw in their lot with Donald Trump, despite his long record of womanising and remarkably short record of showing any interest in religion, and despite his propensity for dividing the country, seems to confirm the darkest fears of their critics: that they are more interested in supporting Republicans, come what may, than they are in seeing a high moral standard in public life.
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While other factors naturally also contribute to shaping the trajectory of the two curves – including the higher propensity for German assets to be in demand as geopolitical risks rise (as has been seen this week), economic data releases and the relatively liquidity of both countries' government securities, for example - the measure is nonetheless seen as a good proxy to track and gauge election sentiment.
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According to Kugelman, the recent violence in Bangladesh, a country with a "well-earned reputation for tolerance and pluralism that has only recently come under threat," is a product of both the broader political climate when it comes to international terrorism, with an increasing propensity for disaffected young people to be seduced by the appeals of extremist violence, and partly, the country's own political turmoil.
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The problems that plague Zeel are the problems bound to plague the latest wave of under-regulated, app-enabled in-home work: the built-in propensity for bypassing worker concerns to please affluent customers, the toleration of serious misconduct because the algorithm can easily enough find new and willing labor, and the woefully insufficient support system available to workers putting their bodies on the line.
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Michael Cohen's long and close relationship with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and his propensity for attracting negative headlines are becoming bigger problems for the White House.
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Now termed Disruption and Early Engagement Programs, or DEEP, the newly launched national initiative aims to encourage prosecutors and investigators to seek help from psychologists and threat assessment experts while cases are still being built, working to identify indicators that could determine a suspect's actual propensity for violence, and planning to resolve threats through avenues that don't necessarily include criminal charges, like mentorship and rehabilitation.
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Add to those handicaps an unpopular press secretary who says things that are proven to be untrue; a dissembling adviser with no facts and little grip on the truth; a senior adviser utterly lacking in humility whose propensity for alternate facts defies logic; and last but by no means least, Flynn, whose tenure as national security adviser is the shortest on record and whose own alternate facts cost him his job.
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"It's outrageous that we have a situation where we have a, such a lack of public safety that communities are resorting to hiring people who have the propensity for violence and placing them in a position where they have control over people and possibly could victimize the victims further," Melanie Bahnke, a board member for the Alaska Federation of Natives, which represents 191 tribes, told the Daily News.
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Differences in population density and the greater propensity for US retailers to be located in malls makes comparisons difficult, but the potential level of overcapacity across the European retail sector is likely to be significantly lower than in the US. There is around five times as much gross leasable area (GLA) per capita in shopping centres in the US than in the UK and nearly 10 times as much as in Germany.
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If this new propensity for truth-telling by intelligence agencies and officials had similarly begun before 9/11, rather than 16 years later, perhaps our husbands would be alive; the war in Iraq would not have happened; hundreds of thousands would not be dying in Yemen and Syria at the hands of terrorists using American weapons; Ambassador Chris Stevens might still be alive, and countries like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates would not be considered our allies.
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This signature mix of humor, brevity, and physical violence would fade when Priest left the comic 2000 with issue 45, but was brought back by writer Gail Simone and main artist Udon Studios in Deadpool No. 65: What originally began with Moore and Miller's dark and well-executed tales in The Watchmen and The Dark Knight Returns eventually cascaded into an era of very serious, gritty comic books and storylines that grew popular due to their propensity for violence and the macabre.
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Yet somehow, even with the now-predictable elements—the unflinching belief that "I been poppin' since my demo bitch"; the constant and believable threats that he's going to steal your partner from you ("Told my main bitch to get your main bitch / we gon' fuck your hoe on the low"); and his propensity for bringing guns into inappropriate venues ("I just brought an AK to a dinner date")—Future is still making music that follows his signature formula without feeling tired.
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Between my personal medical care and my direct observations of the care of the VA patient for whom I am primary caregiver, I've never been treated more thoroughly than at the VA. I've not had to explain the toxic exposures, the propensity for ailments common to our population, or even why I'm adverse to certain medications — mainly because my entire medical file is at their fingertips, with all of my specialists able to access it immediately and provide appropriate care and testing in one location.
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Political pundits have bled words on everything from Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's charged comments and inappropriate behavior to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's propensity for deception and seeming adversity to the truth.
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