But she never really drifted away from the public consciousness.
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It's a reality that hasn't quite penetrated public consciousness yet.
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Yet that awareness has yet to penetrate the public consciousness.
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Regardless, 2013 is when the term "fatberg" first entered public consciousness.
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They certainly tell a story about the state of public consciousness.
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It's difficult to place where Bethesda sits in the public consciousness.
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I want to talk about how you rocketed into public consciousness.
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It just happens to go in and out of public consciousness.
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He brought cults and their destructive tendencies into modern public consciousness.
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Sometimes pure fiction makes its way into the public consciousness as fact.
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But the verdict's impact on the public consciousness is a different story.
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But a ubiquitous company can't stay out of the public consciousness forever.
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In the decades since, Till's death hasn't faded from the public consciousness.
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That grandiosity transferred to the public consciousness and, eventually, to the president.
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Doom ripped and tore its way into the public consciousness in 1993.
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Roger Ailes largely went away and was out of the public consciousness.
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Whether Animoji takes off, the paradigm is out there in the public consciousness.
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It helped launch the #MeToo and Time's Up movements into the public consciousness.
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Psilocybin has begun to creep into the public consciousness as a serious substance.
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Gay culture existed outside the public consciousness, allowing for more freedom of behavior.
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The fossil fuel industry has pushed climate science denial into the public consciousness.
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Like them or not, the pair have made it into the public consciousness.
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We've got changing public consciousness, outrage, intolerability, mustering democracy, new law, regulation, intervening, outlawing.
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Your brain, your stream of public consciousness, is on display in your Twitter feed.
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White Collar Watch Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether have seeped into the public consciousness.
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Teaser trailers and taglines like "Don't make plans for August" blanketed the public consciousness.
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That's in contrast to coal hazards, which are mostly grandfathered into the public consciousness.
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Celebrities bring suicide into the public consciousness but the problem has been growing for years.
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So I think this is a case that hasn't really entered the public consciousness yet.
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In the Central Park jogger case this is unnecessary: it dominated New York's public consciousness.
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THE theories lurk in odd corners of the web, occasionally bubbling into broader public consciousness.
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It's built into public consciousness as much as it is built into the Nokia 3310.
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"But I did feel like it should be brought to the public consciousness," he said.
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It typically only entered the public consciousness once every four years during the Summer Olympics.
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The tape splashes in the public consciousness, but it does not necessarily permeate public beliefs.
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At least at the level of broad public consciousness, the dissonance still hasn't sunk in.
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In 2011, Occupy Wall Street brought similar conversations around student debt into the public consciousness.
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Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and Mathew Brady's photographs of soldiers remain etched in the public consciousness.
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It was also when public consciousness on trans people and out issues starting to shift.
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There were initial expressions of concern and solidarity, but soon the incident faded from public consciousness.
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Awkwafina emerged into public consciousness primed to take the crown as America's next favorite unruly woman.
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Despite all of that, Lumines has been absent from the public consciousness for almost a decade.
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Fifty years ago today, "Respect" topped the Billboard charts, and emblazoned itself onto the public consciousness.
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As the video points out, stealth technology entered public consciousness at the start of the 1980s.
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Whether the establishment media likes it or not, Trump broke the traditional stronghold on public consciousness.
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After the environmental movement, the public consciousness shifted, and so did they way we managed Yellowstone.
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The comments showed how aspects of Beijing's rift with Washington have seeped into the public consciousness.
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At the time, there wasn't a game on the scale of Fortnite in the public consciousness.
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Or if I do a play, I kind of fall out of the greater public consciousness.
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The recent rush of legislative activity is partly about rising public consciousness — and partly about money.
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The disease faded from public consciousness and, with it, any sense of urgency over future outbreaks.
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But by that point, cyclamate and saccharin were intertwined, in studies and in the public consciousness.
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False statistics have been pumped into public consciousness through cute kids who are presented as above reproach.
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Given its momentum, Snagglepuss definitely doesn't want this personal fact about him out in the public consciousness.
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The thing about Trump's antics is that they spike and then vanish from public consciousness very quickly.
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Throughout the campaign, the bigger a spectacle he created, the larger he loomed in the public consciousness.
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But when the Russian involvement started to come into the public consciousness, I thought — wait a second.
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That may have put MailChimp into the public consciousness, but the company has been around for a while.
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If not, the event would be considered part of the expected baseline and not enter the public consciousness.
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While this effectively closes the question of Clinton's emails, the issue may live on in the public consciousness.
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A decade ago, 193chan was still creeping into the public consciousness with acts of wrath and scrappy decency.
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But if Richman wasn't in the public consciousness before for being a Comey confidante, he surely is now.
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And if so, will the debates be her last-best chance to force that message into public consciousness?
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Podcasts in general had been growing, but none had entered the public consciousness in quite the same way.
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Sometimes the most adorable celebrity couples seem to fall out of the public consciousness because they're so cute.
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The message that customer-centric advice is important is slowly making its way into public consciousness (reut.rs/2k1nJ5k).
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But this week likely will not register in the public consciousness because it lacked a high-profile shooting.
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When an academic makes a research breakthrough, two things can happen in the public consciousness: nothing, or something.
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She first appeared in the public consciousness, all common sense and mordant humor, at ease in her skin.
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If the Clintons are still in the public consciousness, then we have every reason to go to you.
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Now, barely more than a month since the coronavirus entered the public consciousness, the landscape has changed drastically.
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Group Nicknames: These most often come about when a team captures the public consciousness for a distinctive reason.
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In contrast, the Trump scandals listed in the bullet points above have quickly faded from the public consciousness.
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Yet the seesaw remains paramount in the public consciousness, along with swings and slides, as a playground staple.
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It was also an important chance to further establish themselves in the public consciousness ahead of the presidential election.
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After the record was released, though, a souring of feeling towards Taylor seemed to bleed through the public consciousness.
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In the aftermath, Babitz slipped from public consciousness until a 2014 Vanity Fair profile renewed interest in her work.
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Well before global warming was in the public consciousness, they considered its likely effects through maps and other means.
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He plopped himself right down in the middle of the public consciousness and shared his thoughts about, reportedly, parades.
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In both the medical community and the public consciousness, the conflation of addiction and chemical dependency has stubbornly persisted.
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When you recall the extent to which Bin Laden dominated the public consciousness in the years after the Sept.
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Sex is the other, and nobody lingers in the public consciousness in that regard as much as Brigitte Bardot.
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The aftermath of 1999's attacks at Columbine High School were widely televised and live on in the public consciousness.
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But space adventures were in the public consciousness by then, and more Trek followed — on TV and at the movies.
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THINK ABOUT the companies like Uber and Airbnb that have burst through into public consciousness in the past ten years.
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"The Blue Planet programs shown before Christmas were the light switch that got it into the public consciousness", said Conway.
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The idea that Russian bots in particular helped sway America's presidential election has lodged itself firmly in the public consciousness.
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It can take months for news to fully penetrate the public consciousness, and opinions are sure to shift over time.
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The term tends to enter the public consciousness through celebrities, and Cyrus is the most recent to claim the title.
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In fact, its staying power as subject of derision is merely proof of its staying power in the public consciousness.
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He has invited conspiracy theorists into his inner circle at a time when hoaxes saturate the public consciousness on Facebook.
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Instead of invoking the names of the dead, now eternally branded into the public consciousness, she turned to quiet remembrance.
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Those concerns exploded into the public consciousness after the back-to-back terrorist attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, Calif.
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The Interpreter WASHINGTON — The trend emerged into public consciousness last year with the rise of far-right politics in Europe.
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Unfortunately, this information seldom escapes the scientists' laboratory, and hence, reports of their findings fail to penetrate the public consciousness.
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Carson memorably entered the public consciousness by confronting President Obama over his healthcare law during the 2013 National Prayer breakfast.
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There were millions of users but only a fraction of them created the content that drove Vine into public consciousness.
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The notion has woven its way, on its single spinning pie plate, through the public consciousness for over a century.
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He can simply run out the clock, or stall as the sting of an accusation dulls in the public consciousness.
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It seems to happen every few years: a boxing superfight briefly jolts the fringe sport back into the public consciousness.
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By bringing legitimate environmental concerns to the public consciousness, these groups gained the trust and respect of the American people.
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Three Houses pierced the public consciousness (read: my Twitter feed) in a way that no other game did this year.
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Over 80 books — debuts, contemporary fiction and nonfiction, classics, and more — have penetrated public consciousness thanks to Oprah's mighty footprint.
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We needed a voice to say climate change is happening now, and get that into the media and public consciousness.
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The imprint on public consciousness of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, which occurred 21989 years ago Monday, has faded greatly.
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For decades, Joel Sartore has hoped to raise public consciousness of endangered animals by photographing wildlife for the National Geographic.
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It's a mode of consumption that elevates that show to public consciousness, but it's separate from the quality of the show.
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It is parents, according to Roman-Lantzy, who are going to force the issue into public consciousness, as happened with Autism.
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"By the end of three years, we want to see blockchain-based records … start to enter the public consciousness," he said.
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The acid house scene of the late 80s and early 90s has become inextricably linked with ecstasy in the public consciousness.
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" Adichie writes that Obama "first appeared in the public consciousness, all common sense and mordant humor, at ease in her skin.
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Back in 2012, Draw Something consumed the public consciousness for a few weeks before its user numbers dropped like a stone.
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However, the central tendency is for these annual national rituals to leave only a barely perceptible trace in the public consciousness.
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Then, as media coverage fades, public panic recedes and Avian flu, Swine flu, Ebola and the others fade from public consciousness.
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Too often in this era of oversaturation, controversies slip out of the public consciousness before those in charge face proper scrutiny.
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Portrayals of veterans in movies and television as lonely, distressed characters suffering from post-traumatic stress has permeated the public consciousness.
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Morning-show segments, where they make for cheap and easy fodder, also help keep some of them in the public consciousness.
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IoT has made its way into the public consciousness through devices like the Nest thermostat, and it will soon be universal.
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As scientists, we must try to find solutions for these problems, but we also have to raise public consciousness and interest.
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What doesn't jump out, but is just as present, is the artful construction of the Beat Generation in the public consciousness.
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He embedded his accusations in the public consciousness through a cascade of press releases, phone calls, letters, interviews and online posts.
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Ms. Kelly's portrayal in "Bombshell" may return the anchor to public consciousness, and the depiction is, on balance, a positive one.
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This actually has nothing to do w China and entirely how industrialized food production monopolized public consciousness about food in America.
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Though we've yet to hear about what Taro is up to next, he (and Nier) have remained in the public consciousness.
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"Orange" was my first experience in having my face in the public consciousness in a way that it never was before.
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After being left for dead in the public consciousness as a franchise quarterback, Sam Bradford is 5-0 with the Minnesota Vikings.
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Both papers were clearly commissioned with a degree of prescience, being published before either technology had begun to pervade the public consciousness.
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She became a fixed figure in the public consciousness that has endured to this day, some two decades after Simpson's ultimate acquittal.
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The #MeToo movement grasped the public consciousness in October 2017, revealing Hollywood's disturbing history of systematic sexual harassment and assault of women.
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The blockchain is a notion that came into the public consciousness around 2008 as a way to track bitcoin digital-currency transactions.
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Long out of print, Anthology Film Archives and Light Industry have republished it, bringing it back into the public consciousness once more.
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"The horrendous suffering of those women and girls so monstrously violated by IS should remain in the public consciousness forever," she said.
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Internet companies have responded in a variety of ways since white nationalists reentered the public consciousness during the 2016 US presidential elections.
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Although the war in Sudan was once a prominent discussion topic among the international community, it has mostly faded from public consciousness.
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Since he was sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in prison, however, his name has largely passed from the public consciousness.
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"Who killed Laura Palmer?" was a question that haunted the public consciousness back when Twin Peaks first premiered on April 8, 1990.
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Some economists bridge the academic and the "real world." penetrating public consciousness by focusing research on topics that relate to universal experiences.
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Veganism tends to be associated in public consciousness with a particular kind of well-off, Waitrose shopping, yoga practising, Guardian reading bourgeoise.
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The concerts of the summer of '76 proved a crucible: In the months that followed, punk broke into public consciousness across Britain.
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She forced a story into public consciousness and she forced a lot of conversations, and we are forced to reckon with that.
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Although the nation understandably recoils from senseless mass killings each time they occur, the horrors often pass quickly from the public consciousness.
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In 2017 and 2018, the Clinton impeachment and everything that led up to it have returned to the forefront of public consciousness.
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The Belgian-born 48-year-old has only seeped into the public consciousness very recently, despite running his eponymous line since 1995.
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The mush-mouthed official language is "if their eligibility year release/s achieved a breakthrough into the public consciousness," whatever that is.
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Donald Trump is famous for his fascination with scale — there's a reason his singular pronunciation of "yuge" has entered the public consciousness.
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That ceremony was held at Faneuil Hall, where Mr. Faneuil's own involvement in slavery was just starting to reach the public consciousness.
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The media images we consume bleed into the public consciousness and seep into our education, housing, health care, and criminal justice systems.
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The idea of a faltering AMOC entered public consciousness years ago with the popular but exaggerated catastrophe flick The Day After Tomorrow.
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Such events have become a regular occurrence in games, though few manage to cause enough ire to stay in the public consciousness.
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The message spread and slowly started to creep into public consciousness, and initial curiosity about the campaign soon led to media coverage.
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The affair matchmaker stumbled into the public consciousness in 85033 after a massive data breach exposed account information for its client base.
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CM: The late 203s and early 1990s were when the AIDS crisis was coming into public consciousness, and it sparked queer activism.
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Into this period of enormous technological and economic change and societal stress, George's book, "Progress and Poverty," shot him into the public consciousness.
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Within months of its launch, PUBG became the top-grossing app on Android in the country and vaulted overnight into the public consciousness.
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It made front-page headlines across the country, instantly bumping the issue of Chinese economic espionage off the back burner of public consciousness.
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This week Refinery22016, a lifestyle website for women, came crashing into the public consciousness via an unpleasant installment of its "Money Diaries" column.
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The latest bad immigration policy idea being mainstreamed into the public consciousness is that deportation of illegal aliens is unwarranted under any circumstances.
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Or people who are diligent and put in the time and research to present a new idea, however simple, into the public consciousness.
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What is lost now — lost from public consciousness, anyway — is an awareness of the lost battalion's against-all-odds battle 99 years ago.
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Once the Clinton logo is sufficiently associated with the campaign it represents, it will likely fade out of the public consciousness, Davies said.
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And one of the songs she is best known for, "Strange Fruit," a protest song about lynching, continues to shake the public consciousness.
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And slightly longer actually, if you look back to the early, early digital type, but now and in the public consciousness, it's software.
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Once human beings are defined as the problem in the public consciousness, their elimination through deportation, incarceration or even genocide becomes nearly inevitable.
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Reality television is now a tested route for wannabe influencers who want to wedge themselves into public consciousness and then monetize, monetize, monetize.
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Eric Greitens on the charge, sending it suddenly into the public consciousness as part of a sex scandal that has upended the state.
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"By bringing more public consciousness to this, we hope we can put a little more pressure on these companies to comply," Jackson said.
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Having set up a UK franchise, they hired the progressive-thinking sports businessman Brian Hewitt to help manoeuvre the brand into the public consciousness.
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Whether that programming has an effect on the public consciousness, or TV viewers can completely separate fantasy from current events, is subject to debate.
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You float an idea, let it enter public consciousness, wait until it doesn't seem so bad, and then go ahead and make it happen.
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To date, there are hundreds of comments from all throughout the IT world on the thread that brought the idea into the public consciousness.
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We're living in an era when public consciousness is becoming acutely aware that MMA will replace boxing as the preeminent major league combat sport.
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And yet her role has stuck in the public consciousness, with Reddit boards still discussing its portrayal of depression, perhaps because of its accuracy.
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Moreover, although diners are quick to appreciate an all-American menu, KFC's pop culture iconography and branding have yet to infiltrate the public consciousness.
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In fact, when deepfakes first entered the public consciousness, it was only a matter of time before the tech was weaponized against women online.
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We discussed the arc of the #MeToo movement, what led it to erupt into the public consciousness, and where it can go from here.
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All that stuff lives in the public consciousness, and I think that's going to make it even more difficult to pick an unbiased jury.
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Beach volleyball, a sport that enters the wider public consciousness every four years at the Summer Olympics, is now a fast-growing N.C.A.A. sport.
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The step is small—but one that follows a shifting public consciousness of food waste in the US. But how did we get here?
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Last year, the ethical questions surrounding self-driving cars really entered the public consciousness by way of the famous "trolley problem" in ethical philosophy.
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People who boast their Big Apple bonafides by publicly proclaiming the demerits of any bagel in the public consciousness are not a protected class.
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They break down, melt, or are tossed in the trash, and could potentially disappear from public consciousness forever, leaving behind but a foggy memory.
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Arnold is one of many former stars to wash back into public consciousness via the rise of his fellow down-list celebrity Donald Trump.
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When allegations of sexual assault against Bill Cosby first came to light a decade ago, it barely caused a ripple in the public consciousness.
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Law enforcement agencies have long asked people to call in, making the slogan "if you see something, say something" part of the public consciousness.
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The latter, certainly, has been a matter of increasing importance since the phenomenon of conflict diamonds entered the public consciousness almost 20 years ago.
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Harvey Weinstein's criminal trial has just begun, more than two years after sexual assault allegations against the movie mogul erupted into the public consciousness.
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And despite a few news stories and nature documentaries, prairie dogs have not secured a seat in public consciousness as a cognitively interesting species.
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Jay Inslee's presidential run, Getty wildfires, Greenlandic buyout offers: This year, at last, the immensity of the climate crisis fully broke into public consciousness.
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The Cambridge Analytica scandal and the data breach that compromised 145 million Equifax accounts sparked today's public consciousness around the importance of data security.
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This decision is the clearest indication that no historical fact is too big for the Trump administration to try to erase from public consciousness.
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One thing about the latest label: Lawnmower parenting has made a swift rise in public consciousness thanks to a viral post by a Weareteachers.
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It's also worth mentioning: while it's true that Avatar hasn't really lingered in the public consciousness, it was big stuff back in 2009 and 2010.
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For Quinn Blackness has a mercurial morphology though it is, in the public consciousness, linked to certain persistent notions, such as physical power and brutality.
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Now I worry it will become even more removed from the public consciousness over the next few months, forestalling the possibility of urgently needed action.
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Since #MeToo has declared it intends to remain in the public consciousness, some of the accused around the globe are eyeing the courtroom for recourse.
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The show's permeation into the public consciousness is so pervasive that even people who have never seen "Game of Thrones" before know what it is.
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Later, in 1997, it re-entered public consciousness after it became the chorus for Sean Combs's breakthrough single, "Can't Nobody Hold Me Down," with Mase.
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In the absence of this corrective process, public health harms persist, with the low-fat diet remaining deeply embedded in public consciousness and food policy.
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But with the rise of memes, songs both great and mediocre (and terrible) have been given equal access to the public consciousness and history books.
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Though #MeToo was started by activist Tarana Burke in 2006, the hashtag surged to the forefront of the public consciousness over the last 12 months.
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Ketamine, a powerful anaesthetic that's often administered to patients suffering from chronic pain, has taken up residency in the public consciousness as a horse tranquilizer.
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It relies on several pretty well-understood technologies that have already migrated into public consciousness and use: computer vision, deep learning algorithms, and sensor fusion.
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But such issues have been eclipsed in the public consciousness by the party's anti-corruption campaign, which it has increasingly focused on its election drive.
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There is an air of anti-establishment, anti-institutions, anti-history and anti-tradition and most of all anti-intellectualism in the public consciousness today.
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He has an unmatched ability to zero in on his foe's biggest vulnerability or insecurity, and through sheer repetition bake it into the public consciousness.
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Salvini may have retreated from the public consciousness for now, but any sign that his successors are stumbling will bring him back with a vengeance.
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"We are likely to have way bigger and more immediate news," Dr. Kyle said, "that will erase this from the front burner of public consciousness."
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As Nicholas Mirzoeff explained, media saturation is such that even the most intolerable forms of violence today barely have an impact on the public consciousness.
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They're hoping to bring Sanders's support for agribusiness to a more public consciousness, which Matt says is a black mark on an otherwise positive record.
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Zardulu first entered the public consciousness just over a year ago, not long after the internet was overtaken by a slew of viral rat videos.
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She and her team had been casting around for some early way to push the GND into the public consciousness and onto the Democratic agenda.
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It's an attractive theory, and while its validity has been directly challenged by a number of other political scientists, it's seeped into the public consciousness.
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Agenda setting — or elevating issues like inequality, race, and immigration to the forefront of public consciousness — is among the most important functions social movements can serve.
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This week's Time cover story offers a comprehensive look at the aftermath for those who were injured in school shootings after the public consciousness moves on.
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The #MeToo movement that went viral in October 2017 pulled the most egregious examples of sexual harassment and sexual assault to the forefront of public consciousness.
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And, once the idea that the traffic jams might be trying to drive us crazy on purpose entered the public consciousness, the system was in trouble.
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With a profanity-laced email that played a role in his resignation he put the dangers of hydraulic fracturing front and center in the public consciousness.
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"I think by the weekend it will largely have faded from the public consciousness," said Ron Bonjean, a longtime Republican strategist and partner at Rokk Solutions.
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The English writer Guy Hibbert ("Five Minutes of Heaven") began researching drone warfare about seven years ago, before the issue began to permeate the public consciousness.
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Though the public consciousness is more aware of transgender lives and celebrities, 23 trans women were reportedly killed in 2015, simply because they were trans women.
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Yet the horrors of nuclear warfare are no longer at the forefront of the public consciousness—a troubling amnesia that art has the power to change.
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Mr. Romney appeared at peace in relative obscurity, friends say, though whenever he would inch back into the public consciousness, the megaphone he retained pleased him.
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They may go on to have productive and successful lives after they leave, but they seldom re-renter the public consciousness like the companies they founded.
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As a society, we must take this incident -- appearing in the public consciousness during our #MeToo moment -- as an opportunity to have some painful, nuanced conversations.
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But on Saturday, Times reporters Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly brought the allegations back to the forefront of public consciousness with new details about Ramirez's account.
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After a Thai mogul was arrested for allegedly hunting in a wildlife sanctuary, artists started painting panther murals to keep the story in the public consciousness.
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We will actively be supporting efforts to raise the public consciousness around water as a finite resource, and support efforts to maximize public control of infrastructure.
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But Sinatra's version of the track, as a B-side to "I've Got The World On a String" in 1953, pushed it into the public consciousness.
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Which begs the question: What will happen when a prime minister adds something along the lines of "harming the public consciousness by presenting arguments on social networks"?
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This spring, Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale clattered into public consciousness like thunder, asking us to imagine a horrifying future where women's bodies are commodified by the state.
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It's been a while since the last fameball social network took the Twittersphere by storm — Ello launched and then evaporated from the public consciousness in September 2014.
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Since then, it's been a great platform to maintain public consciousness of Kesha's case, and before today, to keep her alive in the Twittersphere with no music!
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It was not until 2014, when the Bishan Ten colonised a park near the city centre, that the otters really began to loom in the public consciousness.
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Years after Dead or Alive's decline, Mr. Burns re-entered the public consciousness as a lively reality television personality in Britain with a taste for plastic surgery.
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But as the flow of migrants into Hungary has slowed in recent months — largely because of Mr. Orban's border fence — the issue has slipped from public consciousness.
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You can almost watch him as he lobs a new thought into the public consciousness, then stands back and watches as it's either embraced or swatted down.
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Andy Warhol, with his army of assistants churning out silk-screens, may have been the first to introduce the industrial side of process into the public consciousness.
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In 20093 a group called the Black Legion, active in the industrial Midwest, burst into public consciousness after members assassinated a Works Progress Administration official in Detroit.
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"Because Venus represents women and the feminine, whenever it goes retrograde, we can usually expect something to come up into public consciousness about gender," Ms. Nicholas said.
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They increased the public consciousness on trade, mobilized new constituencies against it, and pressured negotiators to change their position by including labor and environmental protections in NAFTA.
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"Cyberspace" had a brief heyday in the 1990s, when the internet first entered public consciousness, and America Online was ushering millions of newcomers into the online universe.
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King has seemingly embraced his newfound fame and told TMZ he wouldn't be where he is today if the Netflix documentary hadn't blasted him into the public consciousness.
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This, combined with the general inherent comedy of raw meat, plus Gökçe's bewildering salting habits, have cemented #SaltBae in the public consciousness — at least until something else happens.
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Though the group would never achieve that type of success again, 1513 years later, the song continues to pervade public consciousness due to the saving grace of memes.
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The Bahamian-born Strachan has previously explored ideas around harsh environments in his work, and also used it to bring overlooked black figures from history into public consciousness.
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In fact, it will probably be a little while before the company has an offering compelling enough to shift the public consciousness back to the next shiny object.
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Things that feel very old to you, because you've known about them for two days, it may be another week before they get released into the public consciousness.
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However, the most interesting Russian operations are those which produce an indirect and sophisticated confrontation with the West: The Russians take the battle over public consciousness very seriously.
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Samsung may have failed with the Note Edge in terms of selling it in large volumes, but it succeeded by implanting its futuristic design into the public consciousness.
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Automation, globalization, arm-chair shopping, ready-access to the history of the world and an unprecedented tap into the roiling white-water rapids of our shared public consciousness.
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"I thought it'd be funny to take some figure that's barely known in the public consciousness and do like a really crappy pun of her name," he says.
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And now, "justice" -- the crux of some of the most gripping stories of the past 12 months -- has been recognized for its central place in the public consciousness.
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And today, a growing network of health care professionals, educators, government officials, social service workers and community leaders are working to get knowledge about ACEs into public consciousness.
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They hit the public consciousness in full force when former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson (Naomi Watts) came forward with stories of her own in July of 2016.
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The consolidation of international media has been on the public consciousness for some time, but the consolidation at the local level has been something of a sleeper story.
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" He said that Mowry, on the other hand, has been in the public consciousness for decades: "No one searches for Tia because she did a smokey eye video.
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It is easy to forget that only recently have transgender issues become part of the public consciousness, with transgender characters on major television shows and even transgender celebrities.
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One of the more recent innovations to enter the public consciousness are autonomous devices that can perform tricky tasks that were once seen to be the preserve of humans.
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We should see the opposite effect when Mueller testifies publicly next month; I expect that his written report will come to life in the public consciousness like never before.
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The issue was thrust further into public consciousness in 2015 when Olympic athlete and reality TV star Bruce Jenner disclosed his transgender identity and name change to Caitlyn Jenner.
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But Anspach says that Bland's case, along with the work of #SayHerName activists, has finally elevated the issue of police abuse against women of color in the public consciousness.
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By contrast, Timberlake's out-of-nowhere embrace of the West comes at a pivotal point for his career — and for the place of white men in the public consciousness.
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A couple years after DraftKings and FanDuel burst on to the scene with an absurd amount of ads, the two companies are set to re-enter the public consciousness.
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What if the drug that could effectively treat amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, the paralyzing neurological disease that skyrocketed into the public consciousness thanks to the ice bucket challenge, already exists?
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The facts and figures of gun violence are by now familiar, since they enter the public consciousness every time a mass shooting is sufficiently horrific to become national news.
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CRICKET'S day in the sun—when it would break through into the wider public consciousness—used to be an Ashes Test series, when the sport's oldest rivalry was resumed.
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Last month, they re-entered the public consciousness in a big way when President Trump signed an executive order aimed at preparing the US to withstand an EMP attack.
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But other child stars often reappear in the public consciousness only when they have run into legal trouble, die young or appear on nostalgic where-are-they-now lists.
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No, Rooney is, for better and for worse, a national institution, and has been ever since he first burst into England's public consciousness as a precocious 16-year-old.
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The dispute burst into the public consciousness earlier this year when Apple refused to help the FBI crack into the locked iPhone of one of the San Bernardino, Calif.
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They want a shift in public consciousness, an overhaul of the status quo, a revolution through music, art, and activism—the same thing they all wanted two decades ago.
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Whether by some kind of genius or unmitigated luck, The Emo Diaries, and particularly What's Mine Is Yours, arrived at the right time for emo's propulsion into public consciousness.
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A Will Smith movie about some of this research released last year, and the NFL's initial response to it, demonstrate how well this knowledge has pierced the public consciousness.
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By vaulting art into the public consciousness, the space challenges other purveyors of culture to consider how easy, or difficult, they make it for people to see their wares.
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"She Will Be Loved" only just manages to match that by birthing Adam Levine (note how in the video, he's hairless, like an infant) into the larger public consciousness.
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On the one hand, we have scam artist Anna Delvey hitting public consciousness, and few seemed compelled to qualify her badness, to use her womanhood to mitigate her criminality.
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Which is one reason voters last year ended up with a choice between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, two candidates who were already firmly established in the public consciousness.
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I first watched that episode while at an airport waiting to board a flight, at a time when the Black Lives Matter movement had only recently entered public consciousness.
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But in all likelihood, Mr. Spicer will soon find himself at the center of yet another humiliating tableau, one that will supplant that last one in the public consciousness.
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State marijuana ballot initiatives are throwing the discussion of gateway theory back into public consciousness as policymakers ponder whether marijuana would help ameliorate or worsen the opioid abuse crisis.
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But it's also worth noting that we are in the immediate aftermath of the hearings, and its findings may not have fully seeped into the public consciousness just yet.
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Climate change has also grown in the public consciousness: A global youth-led activist movement has gained momentum, and politicians face mounting pressure for aggressive actions to limit warming.
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The five months of the Clinton-Trump contest had been a must-see spectacle for the nation, gripping the public consciousness and drawing record viewership to their three debates.
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R. Kelly's alleged crimes have bubbled up in the public consciousness with the release of Surviving R. Kelly, a docuseries that aired on Lifetime last week featuring Kelly's accusers.
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As drone warfare continues its slow march into public consciousness, Eye in the Sky is the best movie yet to tackle the legal and moral quagmire surrounding modern technological warfare.
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After the election, the conspiracy theories about Seth Rich faded from public consciousness, as the focus turned instead to the FBI's investigation of connections between Trump staffers and Russian agents.
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He continued to work on TV in smaller roles, slowly escaping public consciousness, until he started dating the pop star Demi Lovato when she was, you guessed it, newly 18.
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Although the spill has faded from the public consciousness in the years since, lawsuit after lawsuit has passed through the Louisiana court, and billions have been paid to US interests.
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Then, tablets had barely entered the public consciousness, our modern mobile operating systems were still pretty new, and their chips weren't anywhere near fast enough to run traditional Windows apps.
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A flurry of recent activity has solidified his place among a small group of artists, including Pablo Picasso and Frida Kahlo, whose work and persona have seeped into public consciousness.
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It's a scene that crystallized the destructive power of this extinct apex predator in the public consciousness—and as a new study highlights, it might not have been that hyperbolic.
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In 2010, long before Nxivm entered the public consciousness, Candian publication Macleans reported that Bronfman alongside her sister Sara, has lost US$100 million investing in schemes controlled by Raniere.
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It seems too cute to suggest that soft rock and its aesthetic allies are wandering back into the public consciousness because the world is in crisis, but here we are.
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Tragedy is everywhere these days, and in the head-spinning swirl of what used to be called the news cycle, the death of Fernandez will soon fade from public consciousness.
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Morgan first hit the public consciousness in 1995 with his fumbled attempt to prevent Eric Cantona from implanting his boot in the face of Matthew "Early Bath For You" Simmonds.
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People love this stuff, and Venom, who has been part of the public consciousness for decades, had already scratched out his own carnal cult following long before Hardy signed on.
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It's interesting to note that, aside from Superman's memory crystals, science fiction didn't really start dipping into the memory crystal game until objects like floppy disks entered the public consciousness.
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But Musk has inspired such a celebrity following that he's inextricably linked with Tesla in the public consciousness, such that dislodging him for fraud was never seriously considered, it seems.
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Let's recall here that Hogg has entered the public consciousness as a result of being caught in a mass shooting during which 17 students and faculty were killed in minutes.
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Ms. Sorokin's scandal, like its protagonist, didn't register much on the public consciousness until it became the subject of a nearly 8,000-word piece in New York magazine's The Cut.
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But the explanatory power of neurobiology is so appealing that the basic tenets of the brain-disease model have seeped into public consciousness, popularizing a somewhat reductive understanding of addiction.
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For all the indiscriminate killing and apocalyptic arms-testing, it wasn't until the Vietnam War that these weapons entered public consciousness when some antiwar protesters mobilized specifically against their use.
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Even the way the story quickly broke into the public consciousness, after the White House's efforts to keep it quiet, made for a dramatic unveil with Nixonian echoes, Democrats say.
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What she said helped me understand what she and other white people may be feeling at a time when so much racialized rhetoric is swirling around in the public consciousness.
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Asking "Did you hear what Trump said?" or "Did you see what Trump tweeted?" is a near-daily practice — and makes his declarations reverberate in the public consciousness and discourse.
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The steady drumbeat of alarming reports, plus one climate-related multibillion dollar disaster after another, has raised public consciousness, which in turn increases public pressure on Congress to do something.
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Protests like "Carry That Weight," along with lawsuits against a number of schools, have helped keep the issue of campus sexual assault at the forefront of public consciousness in recent years.
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But his real emergence into public consciousness was the release of the music video "Khayef" in the summer of 2017, which attracted press coverage and a flurry of social media attention.
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Initially entering public consciousness as Sonny Moore, lead vocalist of From First To Last between 2004 and 2006, his relationship with the social media days of yore is a complicated one.
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Last fall's midterm elections, however, ushered in a new class of progressive politicians and raised the prospect of challenging the day-to-day conditions of late capitalism in the public consciousness.
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In Boyega's mind, the quest for equal civil rights and social justice that has reemerged in the public consciousness in the last few years, requires a hard look at the past.
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As a result, I suspect that a quick poll of friends and family would reveal that Guantánamo barely registers in the U.S. public consciousness, even as it nears its fifteenth anniversary.
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Yet there is a "gap" between expert knowledge about these best practices and "getting it all the way into the public consciousness … to keep them and their families safe," Buddemeier said.
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By 1905, at least, the idea that working hard and receiving material, financial reward for that work was integral to a certain strand of Protestant Christianity had entered the public consciousness.
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Even though the idea of deliberately disseminating information that is known to be false has existed for hundreds, if not thousands of years, it broke through into public consciousness last year.
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Far beyond using social media for entertainment, shopping or communication, African-American millennials have elevated Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and other platforms to raise public consciousness about the issues impacting black people.
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But few voters would have taken his violent solutions seriously, nor seen him as a legitimate candidate, were it not for the gradual rehabilitation of the dictatorship in the public consciousness.
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They show where technology—especially artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data mining—is taking campaigning, not unlike Cambridge Analytica did two years ago when it launched "psychographics" into the public consciousness.
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Or Moira Donegan, who came into mass public consciousness as the woman who made the Shitty Media Men list, but is creating a life inspired far more by history than virality.
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But many in the administration have begun to suspect that the F.B.I. and the Justice Department may have made a major strategic error by pushing the case into the public consciousness.
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But I don't think this way of framing it — AI as just another sort of child, or the child as a biological machine — has really soaked into the public consciousness yet.
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But unwarranted shootings by police officers remain a persistent problem, ignored for generations, exploding only now into the wider public consciousness because of bystander videos that reveal the blood-red truth.
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TH: So while we're doing a little myth-busting, are there any other especially bad pieces of money advice that have seeped into the public consciousness you'd like to shoot down?
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SAN FRANCISCO — When Bitcoin first entered the public consciousness a few years back, a handful of large companies like Dell and Expedia announced that they would begin accepting the virtual currency.
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" By the time she lacerated her way into the public consciousness with her cut-and-paste cover art for the Buzzcocks' 1977 single "Orgasm Addict," she tells me, "I wanted out.
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Those activists and volunteers will be asked to show up at legislative hearings or meetings, a reflection that redistricting and partisan gerrymandering is more in the public consciousness than ever before.
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The divide exploded into the public consciousness this spring, when Apple refused to help the FBI unlock the iPhone of San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook, citing privacy and security concerns.
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In a series of meetings that month, the group established the A.A.C.M., whose goal was to create original music and raise public consciousness through performances and events on the South Side.
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The ongoing detention and torture at the prison—which turns fifteen in January—as well as the ongoing fight to close it, occurs largely outside mainstream media coverage or public consciousness.
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The custom originated among gangsters, but entered the public consciousness in 1980 when local newspapers began covering the phenomenon of stripping at funerals, according to University of South Carolina professor Marc Moskowitz.
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Kasich's new conversation pieces range from HQ, the mobile trivia game, to YouTube celebrity Logan Paul (who entered the wider public consciousness after he filmed a video inside a Japanese "suicide forest").
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And, along the way, it embedded into the public consciousness a particular idea about how depression works—that it is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain, which the drug corrects.
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Bright and Death Note may end up getting critically panned and vanishing from the public consciousness when they're released; the second season of Stranger Things could crash and burn to the ground.
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When the dangers to which Trump exposed the country this past weekend, and during Flynn's brief tenure, work their way into the public consciousness, the president's ratings are likely to deteriorate further.
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It's not difficult to see why Jimmy Buffett, erstwhile yacht rocker and eternal lifestyle marketer, is suddenly riding back into the public consciousness on a wave of mixed drinks and nervous irony.
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In the United States, President Trump regularly connects individual crimes or criminal gangs with immigration in an effort to more broadly establish a link between immigrants with crime in the public consciousness.
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But the women's accounts show how more than a year after the #MeToo movement swept into the public consciousness, accusations continue to emerge about the behavior of powerful and high-profile men.
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The problem burst into public consciousness this week after newscasts on Monday showed footage of a rickety, overturned van in Foggia surrounded by scattered tomatoes and 12 bodies covered in white sheets.
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"Unidentified flying objects exploded into the public consciousness then," said Mark Rodeghier, the scientific director for the Center for UFO Studies, a group of scientists and researchers who study the U.F.O. phenomenon.
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"In order for something to break through the public consciousness, it had to be as weird and surreal and out of left field as Trump and Trump world was becoming," he says.
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After nearly a month-long trial, Harvey Weinstein has been convicted on two criminal counts, more than two years after sexual assault allegations against the movie mogul erupted into the public consciousness.
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Frighteningly accurate Tinder simulator "Things like the #MeToo movement are bringing the symptoms of toxic masculinity and patriarchy closer to public consciousness, but the underlying problems have always been there," he said.
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One explanation would be to credit these authors with having shaped the public consciousness, and that's probably true to some extent, after all they got Darwin to start using the term "evolution".
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The severity of that moment has become a footnote in the public consciousness, faded by the decades that have passed and overshadowed by the incredible achievements of the Apollo program that followed.
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Journalists, researchers, and industry activists can talk about the industry's extremely lopsided gender imbalance, but it takes Frances McDormand at the Oscars talking about "inclusion riders" to put the idea into public consciousness.
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It also seeks to elevate a case that garnered national headlines at the time, but which Lindsey and Albright say has faded in the public consciousness more than those of other serial killers.
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With each generation the public consciousness conjures up a new fear for our youth: where once it was rock 'n' roll, today the concern is that teenagers' lives are dominated by digital media.
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Before the first strains of Richard Strauss' Also sprach Zarathustra echoed in movie theaters (and the public consciousness for decades to come), 2001: A Space Odyssey was a novel by Arthur C. Clarke.
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The phrase finally put a name to the outrage that had been weaving in and out of public consciousness, driven by scholars, activists, and other journalists critical of the mainstream media's tunnel vision.
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But poverty, of course, had not actually disappeared from America, and the work of social critics like Michael Harrington forced it back into public consciousness, where it was absorbed into a particular narrative.
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What we feed our school children can affect how they eat the rest of their lives, and taking a look at how we can change our habits slowly seeps into the public consciousness.
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By the early 90s, it had become apparent that women were set on having their own 'bachelor' parties, and so the feminized term was born, pushed around the public consciousness by the media.
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Millions of people will eventually see any given New York Times crossword, so the constructors have an opportunity to carefully consider which words and ideas they want to put into the public consciousness.
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Beyond these sorts of details, which help to keep the princess in the public consciousness and to sell tabloid papers, Diana's influence is perhaps most evident in the evolution of the royal family.
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As an issue trophy hunting has been etched into the public consciousness since worldwide anger erupted over the killing of Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe, by an American dentist who had a permit.
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However, the sudden surge in fracking means that many people are being confronted with its impacts for the first time, in contrast with coal hazards, which are mostly grandfathered into the public consciousness.
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Abuse in one of these vocations came to the fore of public consciousness just last week, when a grand jury detailed decades of allegations of child sex abuse by Catholic priests in Pennsylvania.
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Eric Schiffer, chairman of Reputation Management Consultants, said if Peloton pulled the ad, it would have likely slipped from the public consciousness in 72 hours and would be less harmful for the brand.
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The performance immortalized a move that re-entered the public consciousness recently, when Virginia's governor, Ralph Northam, said he had dressed as Jackson and done the moonwalk during a dance contest in 1984.
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Throughout its entire run, Tropes vs Women was hosted by feminist critic Anita Sarkeesian, who unexpectedly emerged in the wider public consciousness in 2012, after asking for $6,000 to produce the video series.
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Instead, two weeks before the Iowa caucuses, her campaign has found itself trying to shore up support among women as discussions about past Clinton scandals have moved from conservative critics to broader public consciousness.
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Murphy Brown, which originally ran on CBS between 1988 and 1998, was hugely significant during its era, but has mostly disappeared from the public consciousness in the two decades it's been off the air.
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He joins us this week to discuss the campaign, the coming debates, and whether Trump exploded into public consciousness just as the country was prepared to turn the corner on his brand of politics.
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Far from igniting a robust market for connected headgear, Google Glass did very much the opposite, cementing in the public consciousness the idea that smart glasses are weird, creepy and only worn by uberdorks.
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But Mega-platforms have shielded their commercial IP from public scrutiny and it's only when damaging effects have surfaced in the public consciousness that users have got a glimpse of what's been going on.
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The Mississippi rap duo forced their way into public consciousness with 2014's modestly crunk anthem "No Flex Zone" and the delightfully unpicky "No Type" — two songs that were equal parts exhilarating and amateurish.
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While gang disputes in Toronto have floated in and out of the public consciousness during the last decade, the classic image of European mafias that once dominated pop culture have largely faded into obscurity.
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The latest kitchen injury in the public consciousness is avocado hand, which refers to cuts of varying severity that result from attempting to remove the pit or peel of an avocado with a knife.
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The franchise may never return to its former glory in the mainstream media or the public consciousness, but as long as the games carry on improving, I will (digital) champion them all the way.
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While No Child Left Behind and Common Core were much more prominent for a brief time, that was largely due to their polarizing nature — which ultimately helped fuel their rapid retreat from public consciousness.
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Rufus Sewell stars as a high-up in a dystopian America where the Nazis won World War II. This season concerns a plan by the Nazis to remove American history from the public consciousness.
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When one of Trump's lower-court nominees has managed to penetrate public consciousness, it has usually been an outlier, like Brett Talley, whom Trump picked last year for an Alabama Federal District Court judgeship.
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The rite may have been planted in the public consciousness because of a scene in the Fellini movie "La Dolce Vita," in which Anita Ekberg takes a black-and-white dip in the Trevi.
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Undoubtedly, critics will chastise my lack of support — especially as a serving Army officer — for the "mission" or the "troops," two nebulous concepts that have become increasingly but dangerously coupled in the public consciousness.
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In that era, before computer technology had seeped into the public consciousness and the internet and social media had transformed the media landscape, the traditional press was the gatekeeper to getting Microsoft's story out.
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In addition, putting more electric cars onto the streets is arguably a good way to raise public consciousness about steps people can take to clean the air they breathe while also reducing greenhouse gases.
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With improving same-store sales, better guidance, and its largest-ever ad campaign slated for April, Chipotle looks like it has cleared the threshold of public consciousness and is poised to regain its former glory.
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Yet the exhibition also highlights the problematic manner in which the West perceives Afghanistan: it is a country that, in the public consciousness, seems jarred between a violent recent history and a legendary ancient culture.
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While that kind of rap sheet is common in true crime thrillers, in the real world the names of serial killers are etched in the public consciousness precisely because there are so few of them.
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If you were between 14 and 20 when Jay Kay first moonwalked into public consciousness, feel free to sing along to every word of Automaton when it plops into the world in a few months.
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The final list gave her a chance to look back at "the life that the book had in the world" since she reviewed it, she said, and to bring it back into the public consciousness.
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This is no longer Mr. Weinstein's freewheeling festival, the one he blasted into the public consciousness with eye-popping deals to bring male-gaze entries like "Sex, Lies and Videotape" and "Reservoir Dogs" to theaters.
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Today, the concept of DNA is so entrenched in the public consciousness that there's a double helix emoji, and the company gets calls from movie producers to film on its fancy new La Jolla campus.
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It's time for a reality check on a few key items in the public consciousness, mostly dealing with the impeachment of Donald Trump in the House of Representatives and the current trial in the Senate.
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Few economics findings have penetrated the public consciousness in recent years as much as this one: Income inequality has exploded in recent decades, and the top 1 percent in particular have made out like bandits.
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GLH, owned by Ronco, brought the concept into the public consciousness with its ubiquitous infomercials in the 1990s, which featured the company's founder Ron Popeil pulling balding men out of an audience and spraying their heads.
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Even more extreme is Infowars, the fearmongering media empire of Trump ally Alex Jones, where right-wing conspiracies flourish and leak into public consciousness via affirmations by other right-wing media and, now, the president-elect.
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Spurs, Chelsea and others have their representative buffoons, but no characters have stuck in the public consciousness like Arsenal Fan TV's Claude and Ty, two fans who conveniently exemplify the polar opposites of the tortured devotee.
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He erupted like a rash onto the public consciousness on the front page of The New York Times in 1973 because he and his father were being sued for anti-black bias at their rental property.
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Lucia Brawley: Let's be honest about Aziz Ansari January 17 As a society, we must take this incident -- appearing in the public consciousness during our #MeToo moment -- as an opportunity to have some painful, nuanced conversations.
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One three-minute recording of Donald J. Trump boasting about how his stardom gave him license to grope women's private parts appears to have prompted the kind of change in public consciousness that usually takes decades.
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Born in Sarcelles, France, the pair have quite the following outside of the Men in Black world, having entered the public consciousness back in 2008 after becoming finalists on the popular French TV show Incroyable Talent.
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Over the last year or so, it's entered the public consciousness that Instagram is not immune to some of the disturbing issues that have long been plaguing Facebook—issues like harassment and, in this case, misinformation.
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There was also motivation to do a demonstration project in the US. While the superiority of cash is widely accepted among people who think about philanthropy a lot, the insight has not penetrated the public consciousness.
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Smurfs: The Lost Village is an overlong, exhausting, but remarkably gender-balanced feature-length animated reboot starring the little blue characters who first entered public consciousness in 1958, when the Belgian comics artist Peyo created them.
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But he has firmly installed himself at the center of public consciousness with two-hour daily news conferences and rallies around Mexico which he uses to discredit adversaries and blame previous governments for the country's woes.
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The internet has conditioned us toward hot takes, so when it seems like everyone else has thoughts about the latest dollop of pop culture that blorps out into the public consciousness, I want to keep up.
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Its singles didn't catch hold in the public consciousness, and that seems to be the problem with Lover's promo cuts as well, none of which have been able to dethrone "Old Town Road" from its peak.
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The performance immortalized a move that recently re-entered the public consciousness when Virginia's governor, Ralph Northam, who is white, said he had dressed as Jackson and done the moonwalk during a dance contest in 1984.
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There are a lot of identities and issues outside those traditional sexual orientation and gender binaries that are suddenly in the public consciousness, and [GLAAD is] being called on to do work around that a lot.
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Unlike James Bond, Steele wasn't a household name — until he burst into the public consciousness this week after being unmasked as the author of a sensational, unverified report commissioned and circulated by unknown clients opposed to Trump.
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Motion Twin was a successful developer before Dead Cells, a studio with a string of hit web games, but the brilliant action game mashing up Castlevania with roguelikes is what injected Motion Twin into the public consciousness.
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Yet for years, the history of Rivesaltes was not well known, and it took a scandal — the discovery of original archives from the camp in a nearby garbage dump in 2200 — to return it to public consciousness.
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But worst of all for Facebook, it's dragged into the public consciousness a crucial and, for the company, existential question: Facebook has built a vast business by collecting and selling to advertisers lots of information about us.
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So for now, that's the pop cultural role she primarily occupies in the public consciousness — even if she arguably has more in common with the Kardashians themselves than she does with the women who retweet her takedowns.
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Shkreli first came into the public consciousness in September 2015 when a New York Times article drew attention to his company's purchase of a drug used by AIDS patients, which he subsequently jacked up the price of.
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Transgender rights issues have soared into U.S. public consciousness over the past year, with issues including people's right to use public toilets and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identity becoming a topic of fierce debate.
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After the story was published, Wallace-Wells admitted he was taking some flak for being too alarmist, but if the story pushed climate change more into public consciousness, that's good, and a good reason to get informed.
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Clearview entered the public consciousness last month following a report in The New York Times that detailed the company's work developing a database of 3 billion photos and its ties to more than 600 law enforcement agencies.
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But what is on display proves that even as strikingly visible as Böttner was in public consciousness at her time, her work was dictated by an unremitting emphasis to provide visibility for disabled trans bodies like hers.
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Although reported, the media coverage was minimal when set against the global publicity generated by the Sudan proclamation, succeeding as it did to push the ICC further into the public consciousness than it had ever been before.
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Recalling his decision to write "Theatre of Fear and Horror: The Grisly Spectacle of the Grand Guignol of Paris, 1897-1962" (1988), Professor Gordon said his goal was to restore to public consciousness a much-ignored sensation.
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This is the woman whose economic scholarship transformed public consciousness around pressures facing the middle class and who, the following night on the debate stage, would author the epitaph of Mike Bloomberg's attempt to buy the presidency.
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However, there are some investors who think that the next wave of big technological breakthroughs are just around the corner — and that 2020 will be the year that they enter the public consciousness in a real way.
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Not the eyewitness accounts, but the images of a North Charleston police officer calmly shooting a fleeing Walter Scott in the back are what galvanized public consciousness to an ongoing problem at the core of our culture.
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The slide has brought the term "bear market" back into public consciousness — Google searches for it this month are the highest since the depths of the Great Recession in October 23 — and raised the question, what comes next?
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The other way of putting it is that The Darkness—completed by Dan Hawkins on guitar, Frankie Poullain on bass, and Rufus Taylor on drums—are trying to return to the public consciousness on their own strange terms.
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The idea of including space in a high-profile speech (and many others in the future) would be to keep the issue of space in the public consciousness and to incite discussion on social media on the subject.
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But the fact of Singer's name breaking out on Twitter remains, and so does its very real implication: Whisper campaigns and gossip items are starting to make their way into the larger public consciousness, and affect public opinion.
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"The archetype of a strong, angry, intelligent, fashionable woman didn't necessarily exist in the public consciousness," says Jenny Schlenzka, the director of Performance Space New York, the newly renovated and renamed incarnation of the former Performance Space 122.
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This year, psilocybin was effectively decriminalized in both Denver and Oakland, and there's also a full-blown desire to legalize it in some form in Oregon, alongside national lobbying efforts to propel it further into the public consciousness.
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They remain the two seasons when the show felt as if it had most penetrated the public consciousness, the seasons that got nominated for major Emmys, the seasons that spawned all those "Which inmate are you?" personality quizzes.
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In Canada, the divisive and heated debate about predatory male behavior erupted into the public consciousness in 2014 — before the current #MeToo movement — when several women accused Jian Ghomeshi, a well-known radio host, of sexually assaulting them.
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Goldin argues that the Sacklers have laundered their reputation with their philanthropy, and that their legacy as those who have profited from helping to create the opioid crisis will eventually supersede their charitable giving in the public consciousness.
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And whatever may have been cybersecurity's status in the public consciousness a few years ago, it has since graduated to being a trendy topic, with a plethora of university programs catering to those wanting to enter the field.
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Some had been members of the group for well over two decades — helping launch it back in the late '90s, when Richard Butler and the Aryan Nations first aligned North Idaho with white supremacy in the public consciousness.
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Opinion Columnist It's happening a little bit out of public consciousness — swamped by impeachment, the coronavirus and the Democratic presidential race — but on Friday President Trump announced further restrictions on immigration and foreign entry to the United States.
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"While [reproductive justice] might only be coming into the public consciousness over the last decade or so, it's been around much longer than that," Destiny Lopez, codirector of the reproductive justice group All Above All, told BuzzFeed News.
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Editorial President Trump's White House has been so scandal-plagued that controversies involving cabinet members and other high-level officials that would have been front-page news in any other administration have barely registered in the public consciousness.
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The common explanation in the public consciousness that some sort of chemical imbalance is to blame — especially in the case of depression — has been left by the wayside in favor of thinking of the brain as operating on circuits.
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"We are proud to focus attention on what independent artists have to say, how they are responding to whatever is going on in the public consciousness," said Robert Redford, who founded Sundance but recuses himself from the selection process.
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As Instagram becomes a more prevalent part of our everyday lives — and all signs point to the fact that it is — the availability of the "public figure" designation has started to seep into public consciousness, lessening the term's value.
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The Paralympics are due to start on August 25, 2020, over two weeks after the end of the Olympics on August 9, but Sasaki is determined to orchestrate a ceremony that keeps the Paralympics firmly in the public consciousness.
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I think right now it's sort of a nebulous concern that Snowden helped cement in the public consciousness, which is a very good thing, but I don't think people realize the full extent of how this could impact people.
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Olympic snowboarder Shaun White on Wednesday gave his third set of comments in 24 hours about a settled sexual harassment lawsuit against him that resurfaced in the public consciousness in the wake of his historic third gold medal win.
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Five editions of arguably the sport's greatest rivalry have taken place on the Parisian claycourts, the first in 2005 when Nadal burst into the public consciousness by taking the title on his debut and the most recent in 2011.
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Though Uber is beloved by many riders, the way it has muscled into cities and the public consciousness, and the manner in which it has altered labor relations and urban planning, have rattled lawmakers, activists and even its drivers.
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But the play doesn't simply recapitulate the allegations of harassment and assault for the sake of keeping the details in public consciousness—instead, it gives each woman the opportunity to tell her story in the way she sees fit.
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Though "Generation Z," as a moniker, has gained a toehold in the public consciousness, this fledgling cohort, whose birth-range most experts place between 1995 and 2005, is so green that its very name is still up for grabs.
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And after Blackstone went public in 2007, he created the Peter G. Peterson Foundation to raise public consciousness about long-term "politically untouchable" national challenges involving entitlements, foreign borrowing, health care costs, national savings, education, energy and nuclear proliferation.
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And yet these remarkable political pranks that exposed the raw, uninhibited ugliness of our politics better than any joke this year did not pierce the public consciousness and create indelible characters the way that Borat or Ali G did.
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And despite the cheers that greeted Frances McDormand's best actress acceptance speech at the last Academy Awards, in which she put the contractual term "inclusion rider" into the public consciousness, few stars have been willing to publicly demand them.
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At least Arthur can confirm one fact about her time on Snowpiercer: She was able to stay clear of the nightmarish bug blocks of food that the 2013 film is famous for introducing into our grossed-out public consciousness.
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But she didn't break into the public consciousness until last July, when her unrestrained, uproarious performance as Dina in "Girls Trip" made her the star of a movie that also featured Queen Latifah, Regina Hall and Jada Pinkett Smith.
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More than a year had passed since Gilson and I stood near the body of the 13-year-old in his morgue, so I called him to ask how he felt about his warning finally reaching the public consciousness.
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Christina SwarnsCreditCreditDamon Winter/The New York Times The death penalty, like abortion, is one of those hot-button topics that keeps popping up into the public consciousness, a roach motel for meretricious ideas and bad public policy — including racism.
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Hotel-related mass shootings are part of the public consciousness since Stephen Paddock killed 58 people and injured hundreds of others when he opened fire earlier this year from his Las Vegas hotel room overlooking a country music festival.
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But after a devastating terrorist attack by Islamist extremists killed hundreds of people in April, security concerns were thrust to the forefront of public consciousness, creating an opening for Mr. Rajapaksa and his family to gain in the elections.
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Michael McCauley of the McGill BDS Action Network called the passing of the motion on the same day the government condemned the movement "symbolically significant," pointing to what he sees as a disconnect between public consciousness and government policy.
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Upon his homecoming in Ohio — and with the letter penned by Cavs owner Dan Gilbert, poisoned by contempt for his employee, having aged far worse in the public consciousness than LeBron's decision to leave — James refused to give up leverage.
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Stories of dogs left in hot cars permeate the public consciousness and prime people to expect that seeing pets in cars is a bad thing, but as Engadget pointed out, electric vehicles can idle and stay cool with no problem.
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It feels like we're living in a different world to the one we found ourselves in when Odd Future burst into the public consciousness in the late 2000s, and the collective has left its mark on music indelibly since then.
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The issue has been simmering for years but burst into public consciousness earlier this year when the FBI attempted to force Apple to write new software allowing officials to access locked data on the iPhone used by San Bernardino, Calif.
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There's so many tens of thousands of characters, and there's no way for them all to hit the public consciousness—we have an upper limit for how much pop culture we can embrace before it starts to slip out the back.
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After all of this really hard work to uncover what had been driving my emotions and behaviors for the past seven years, it finally seemed like public consciousness around sexual assault was beginning to catch up to my very complex feelings.
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There is a working theory with some academic support, described to me by a state health care official last year, that at a certain point, a program becomes so ingrained in the public consciousness that it no longer requires robust outreach.
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On this week's Popcast, Mr. Caramanica discusses how artists get canceled — or rehabilitated, or both — on Twitter, and then in the public consciousness, with Justin Charity, a writer for the Ringer and a co-host of the Damage Control podcast.
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Though his earliest phase involved pared-down, Minimal art, he first lodged in the public consciousness with works like "Family Romance" (1993), a naked nuclear family in which the son and daughter are the same size as Mom and Dad.
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Ms. Kelly is played with almost eerie verisimilitude by the Oscar winner Charlize Theron, and "Bombshell" returns to public consciousness the often prosecutorial television anchor whose career was thriving before her ill-fated run at NBC, which ended last year.
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That possibility burst into the public consciousness in April 2018, with the arrest of Joseph James DeAngelo, alleged to be the Golden State Killer responsible for at least 13 killings and more than 50 rapes in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Stunts like, say, posting an image of someone with crosshairs next to it, then removing the image, then apologizing for posting it -- all the while knowing that you got the image out there into the public consciousness, so mission accomplished.
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In addition to his associations with pop stars, Mr. Kemp entered the public consciousness outside dance circles by making appearances in cult films like Robin Hardy's "The Wicker Man" (1973) Derek Jarman's "Sebastiane" (1976) and Todd Haynes's "Velvet Goldmine" (1998).
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The presence of children in these images and throughout We Shall Overcome are reminders of our current social movements and the groups that propel them to public consciousness, among them: Black Lives Matter, Everytown for Gun Safety, and March for Our Lives.
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Smith calls hearings like this in an attempt to discredit climate science in general, to question the consensus that human carbon emissions are overwhelmingly responsible for global warming, and to repeatedly inject false talking points into the public record and public consciousness.
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The Nexus 6P and 5X were very good phones, but they quickly slipped from the public consciousness, almost as fast as we forgot the Pixel C. A quarter for anyone who can deliver of photo of one of those things in the wild.
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Afghanistan War 'at its lowest point' The war in Afghanistan has largely slipped from public consciousness, replaced by the conflict in Syria and ongoing tensions over North Korea, but there are still around 8,400 US troops in the country engaged in counterterrorism operations.
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The issue sprang into the public consciousness during a feud this year between Apple and the FBI, when the tech giant refused to help investigators unlock a phone used by one of the attackers who killed 14 people in San Bernardino, Calif.
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So many of the initiatives that are changing culture right now incubate on social media before bursting into public consciousness — from the rapidly changing popular understanding of transgender politics and gender fluidity to the foregrounding of women of color within the modern movement.
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The idea that Bannon was acting as a shadow president became engrained in public consciousness with the help of "Saturday Night Live," which has depicted the president as a clueless buffoon being manipulated by Bannon, who's portrayed in a Grim Reaper costume.
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Helping drive the trend is the extent to which race and ethnicity have become prime topics in the presidential campaigns, as well as growing public consciousness around issues like voting rights, racial variances in prison sentencing and the Black Lives Matter movement.
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More than just drawing attention to the issue, it also helped raise public consciousness about the fact that many victims have no real possibility of ever winning justice for the harms committed against them because of the flawed federal law on the books.
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During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, federal representatives from the FBI, Department of Justice (DOJ), and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said that while Russia is the threat currently looming in the public consciousness, China is the real long-term threat to watch.
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In the fall of 1991, an obscure law professor named Anita Hill pushed the issue of sexual harassment into the public consciousness when she accused her former boss, the Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas, of having repeatedly made lewd overtures toward her.
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Trump's coarseness has invigorated the forces of resistance: A politer figure would not have given us the Access Hollywood tape, and the brazen denials afterward, and would not have fed the outrage that burst into public consciousness with the "Me Too" movement.
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Anton first rocketed into public consciousness in 2017, when it was revealed that he had been behind the most famous essay of the 2016 election, comparing the prospect of a Hillary Clinton presidency to the hijacking of Flight 93 on September 11.
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Without such an event, can someone who has been called a liar again and again, rightly or wrongly, drive this kind of accusation far enough from public consciousness to gain the presidency - one of whose chief qualifications, we are told, is trustworthiness?
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These cases were clear-cut in the public consciousness: These people were largely fleeing government persecution based on their race, religion, nationality or political views — four discrete categories for asylum under international law — and Republicans and Democrats mostly agreed on helping them.
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"We have grown up watching more tragedies occur and continuously asking: Why?" said Kaylee Tyner, a 22012-year-old junior at Columbine High School outside Denver, where 153 people were killed in 215, inaugurating, in the public consciousness, the era of school shootings.
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The short rib has the beefiest flavor, and is served on the (very long) bone; the Don Ameche (graciously bringing "Trading Places" and "Cocoon" back into the public consciousness) features thick slices of filet mignon atop toast spread with chicken-liver mousse.
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A number of them, like Louise Lawler, the subject of a retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in New York this spring, have re-entered public consciousness at a moment that is oddly similar to the one in which they first appeared.
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The myths she sets out to bust — the Cinderella story, the idea of happily ever after, the "tyranny of meeting cute" — are chestnuts long ago pulverized in the public consciousness, and it's unclear what new insights she's trying to bring to the table.
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Just as Nip/Tuck was cooling down, Murphy debuted Glee in May 2009, which came rolling into the public consciousness just as the nation was still under the spell of hope and change ushered in with the election of President Barack Obama.
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In losing the presidential race she rewrote the first line of her obituary and sealed herself in the public consciousness as the woman who fell (or was pushed) at the final hurdle -- emblematic of the past, rather than a figurehead for change.
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The genre's current mainstream success has been a long, steady build, and now, thanks to a generation of listeners who grew up on the internet no longer biased toward the sounds of their home regions, it's fully entered public consciousness in North America.
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Canada's members of parliament spent nearly six hours in an emergency debate on Tuesday evening discussing how to address rampant suicide attempts in communities like Attawapiskat, after 11 cases in a single night propelled the tiny Aboriginal reserve into the public consciousness.
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That's especially true considering MGT Capital Investments recently announced plans to bring on the "eccentric millionaire" as CEO, meaning McAfee, who fled Belize four years ago as authorities sought to question him following the murder of his neighbor, is now back in the public consciousness.
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With so many similar stories entering the public consciousness at the same time, the frames are finally shifting, laying the groundwork for more nuanced, queer, and interesting expressions of women's sexuality that focus more directly on their own pleasure than on industry demands and expectations.
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The fact that the 2016 election continues to occupy so much of the country's public consciousness — and that Trump continues to poke at Clinton even as she attempts to remain above the fray — make the prospects of a rematch feel simultaneously inevitable and impossible.
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Though Perform has yet to make its mark on the public consciousness, the British business is 13 percent controlled by Access Industries, an investment group led by billionaire businessman Len Blavatnik, whose portfolio includes companies such as Warner Music group and music streaming service Deezer.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. Toward the end of last month, extremist Tanveer Ahmed managed to release a promotional video for violent jihad from behind bars, thrusting the corrosive influence of radicals in Britain's prisons once again to the forefront of public consciousness.
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To cover up that it was Hannah's tapes, he casually threw out Ultravox but stumbled over Duran Duran as if the former were a name any Millennial might know and the latter weren't ground into public consciousness as the poster boys for early MTV.
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I know he's never been in the wider public consciousness in the way Moog has (and I'm not dissing Moog), but Don's approach to synthesis and performance always seemed, to me at least, way more interesting and far more experimental and cutting edge than Bob's.
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This is particularly salient because, as University of Akron professor and hate crime researcher Toni Bisconti told Lopez, the particularly odious thing about hate crimes — and the rationale behind enhanced sentencing — is their impact on public consciousness and feeling of safety among victimized groups.
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National Women's Health Week is an opportunity to shine a light on a women's health imperative that will take the lives of more women this year than breast, ovarian, cervical and uterine cancers – combined, yet still exists on the fringes of the public consciousness.
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The warnings from the three liberal prophets of doom are meant to shift public consciousness from a default belief – reasonable enough in the wealthier post-war democracies – that those in power will ensure we continue to live and work in peace and relative prosperity.
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Yet, while it has not come anywhere close to those peaks, career and technical education has shown a markedly different public profile than these other reforms — all of which exploded to public consciousness over a span of three or four years, and then declined.
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Jessica Bennett, The Times' gender editor, and Mary Robinette Kowal, author of the "Lady Astronaut" book series, discussed the walk's significance — along with spacesuit construction, menstruation in space and the ways in which the accomplishments of women astronauts don't exactly pervade the public consciousness.
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Bump stocks, which allow certain semiautomatic rifles to fire more rapidly, came into the public consciousness after several rifles with the modification were found in the hotel room of the gunman who killed 22019 people in a mass shooting in Las Vegas last year.
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Technology may have liberated us from the old gatekeepers, but it also created a culture of choose-your-own-fact niches, elevated conspiracy thinking to the center of public consciousness and brought the incessant nightmare of high-school-clique drama to every human endeavor.
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The data breach put the role of private credit scores into the public consciousness, with Ocasio-Cortez tweeting out against the industry on Saturday: The company was also sued by the renowned short-seller Carson Block, the founder of Muddy Waters Capital, over the scandal.
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The follow-up to 2011's Audio, Video, Disco, Xavier de Rosnay and Gaspard Augé's new LP has been in public consciousness since Ed Banger label boss Busy P hinted at it during a Reddit AMA in 2013, though he didn't confirm the news until last year.
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Despite humanitarian organizations warning the region's drought is even more serious than that which famously devastated the region in 1984, it remains relatively out of the public consciousness in the West, which is more focused on Europe's migrant crisis and humanitarian crises in Syria and Yemen.
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Much like Jessica Jones bore the burden of being Marvel's first female superhero to headline her own show, Luke Cage comes along at a pivotal moment in our public consciousness — and in less steady hands, it easily could've buckled under the weight of all that expectation.
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In terms of big games from the past couple years we've had H1Z1, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, Fortnite, Realm Royale, Radical Heights, Call of Duty Black Ops 4, Tetris 99, Apex Legends, and probably a dozen more games that haven't risen to the level of broad public consciousness.
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Burner phones aren't perfect, especially internationally Cheap, single- or short-term use, prepaid cellphones paid for in cash — burners — first surged into the public consciousness thanks to HBO's The Wire, which featured Baltimore drug dealers regularly swapping phones to avoid warranted wiretaps by the Baltimore police.
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Her first book has come back into the public consciousness recently, in part because of claims it made about Nicole and former NFL pro Marcus Allen – a close friend of O.J.'s who Resnick said had an affair with Nicole while he was engaged to Kathryn Edwards.
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One of the first programs people might turn to is Pretty Good Privacy, or PGP, a version of which was thrust further into the public consciousness when it was explicitly credited in Citizen Four, Laura Poitras' documentary on the National Security Agency and her meeting with Snowden.
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And Disney's well-timed series of free screenings of the film (ostensibly to celebrate its one-year anniversary and Black History Month, but also very obviously an Oscar campaign ploy) have helped revive its place in the public consciousness (though, let's be honest, it never really left).
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Still, the idea didn't take hold in the public consciousness until Anita Hill testified before Congress, in 221, about the harassment she had suffered while working for the Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas at the Department of Education and, later, at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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The House impeachment inquiry took another step into the public consciousness on Monday as investigators released the first two transcripts from closed-door meetings with a pair of former and current State Department officials, with more transcripts from key witnesses set for release in the coming days.
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You could use it to define the presidencies of both Bill Clinton (who slashed welfare while allowing tech companies to swallow the public consciousness in an entirely deregulated atmosphere) and Barack Obama (who said parts of his Affordable Care Act essentially originated from a conservative think tank).
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It is an odd sort of debate, given that everyone knows the cups no longer possess the same prestige they once did (when, as previously discussed, the F.A. Cup was the only live soccer on broadcast television, giving it an outsize importance in the public consciousness).
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In the last year of this decade, awareness of 713 as a historical marker has risen in public consciousness as we collectively ruminate on the four centuries that have passed, hoping to better understand that which has changed, and the startling amount that has stayed the same.
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It's impossible to know whether this time will be different, but the students affected so far say they have no intention of repeating the well-worn cycle of a school shooting shocking the nation only to recede from the public consciousness before any laws are changed.
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Regardless of the outcome, the impeachment votes in the House put an indelible stain on Mr. Trump's presidency that cannot be wiped from the public consciousness with a barrage of tweets or an angry tirade in front of thousands of his cheering supporters at a campaign rally.
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In the past 12 months, autonomous vehicles have pushed into the public consciousness like never before, thanks to technical advances and pilot projects that have revealed both that these vehicles aren't so far off as many might think, and that their potential to reshape how humans move about.
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Even in a country accustomed to a steady drumbeat of violence, the images of the children in military-style exercises published by local media earlier this year have pierced the public consciousness, drawn comparisons to child soldiers, and raised questions about whether this will become a new norm.
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"There are plenty of us in the community that were aware of this concern, but until people saw with their own eyes this freight train of satellites, it didn't really jump into the public consciousness," Mary Knapp, a research scientist studying exoplanets at MIT Haystack Observatory, tells The Verge.
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Sweetener, released in August, was a good example of how that symbolism took hold in the public consciousness: Much of the album was rooted in Grande's deep, layered optimism in the face of hardship, telling stories of success and finding love and happiness again after heartbreak and tragedy.
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"Nine years after its launch and about five years since it entered the public consciousness, bitcoin continues to have structural flaws that make it unsuitable for many uses, many of which stem from its inefficient verification process," he said in the text of a speech given in Sydney.
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According to much of the ensuing media coverage, this was an example of "fake news" in action, the now ubiquitous term having wrestled its way to the forefront of public consciousness in recent months and thought to have played a part in the result of the U.S. election.
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Beyond Connect Four jokes, Rondo had all but faded from the public consciousness as a malcontent/mercenary, and when news first broke that he was headed to New Orleans it felt more like a depressing final stop than an actual opportunity for him to give his own career CPR.
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Despite gender and racial equality being at the forefront of public consciousness, the fact that white men come out on top where power is concerned isn't remotely surprising—but it is an imbalance made even more damning every time a new wealth of statistics comes out to support it.
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That protagonist, of course, is Tonya Harding, the figure skater etched into the public consciousness by her association with one of the strangest modern scandals -- namely, her husband Jeff Gillooly (Sebastian Stan) participating in a plot to kneecap her principal rival, Nancy Kerrigan, prior to the 1994 Olympics.
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Manchester City gives Abu Dhabi a platform: not just to attract tourists and investment as the United Arab Emirates seeks to diversify its economy; not just to become a significant landowner and real estate developer in the city of Manchester; but to embed it in the global public consciousness.
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The show made its debut in 21974, and, as with many sitcoms in that era of only three networks, its characters seared their way into the public consciousness with a disproportionate vigor: The series lasted only two seasons, but the mother-in-law personas acquired a certain immortality.
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That's the thesis of Vulture's Jen Chaney, at least, who compares the low levels of hype Stranger Things received before its July 15 release to that of the hype surrounding the new Ghostbusters movie, which came out the same day and has already seemingly faded from the public consciousness.
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And in "272 Views of Law & Order," Machado offers up capsule synopsis of seasons of the Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, brilliantly flipping the script on the trope of dead girls and violence and allowing us to fully see how how much those problematic narratives seep into our public consciousness.
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Into the zeitgeist Whether or not "non-jihadist" beheadings are on the increase, this brutal method of killing has inarguably come to occupy a larger part of the public consciousness, as ISIS's beheadings have grabbed international headlines and the terror group's call on supporters to attack "disbelievers" has reverberated worldwide.
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The idea of Tarantino — his public persona and the mile-wide toxic streak in his fanbase (variations on "Well, I just reject your hypotheses" immediately became a Twitter bio red flag) — has had a tendency to loom at least as large in the public consciousness as his actual artistic output.
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And here's where Twitter explains that while a "very important" Twitter user's account could remain, an individual tweet could be deleted: Some people, groups, organizations and the content they post on Twitter may be considered a topic of legitimate public interest by virtue of their being in the public consciousness.
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It was a collaboration so mutually fruitful that Bennett recruited Gaga for a full record of Great American Songbook duets (Cheek to Cheek, released in 2014), in the process lending this lifelong showy theatre rat a level of musical legitimacy that set her in a new league in the public consciousness.
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A side effect of the shrinking of labor unions over the past several decades—a phenomenon that burst into the public consciousness when Thatcher's American counterpart, Ronald Reagan, broke the air traffic controllers' union—was the disappearance of connections between working people, of places to be political, together, in public.
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Perhaps their closest touchstone in terms of rebellion in response to drab masculinity and conservative politics was early 90s Manic Street Preachers, and by the time Placebo rolled into public consciousness Richey Edwards—their primary lyricist and gender-bending critic of anything normative—had already been missing for a year.
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The Czech Republic is one of the many countries in Europe where the novels of the 19th-century German writer Karl May, who wrote adventure stories about the American West that depicted Indians as noble savages, were wildly popular and hugely influential in shaping the European public consciousness of Native Americans.
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Out of basic psychological necessity, if nothing else, the country was learning to metabolize the Trump presidency's daily news barrage, of which the rallies were but one minor component, another assaultive stream of words and images entering the public consciousness in a disembodied, decontextualized way: Here was Trump, shouting somewhere.
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Publication date: October 15 Ali Wong blasted into the public consciousness in 2016 with her raunchy Netflix comedy special Baby Cobra, and then earlier this year she taught us all that she can also do sweet when she released Always Be My Maybe, the romantic comedy she wrote and starred in.
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"As we reflect on the process we began so many years ago to bring Maura Pfefferman to the screen, we hope this tribute to the meaning her story brought to the public consciousness also marks a moment in time where art-makers recognize the importance of trans actors playing trans characters," Soloway added.
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But in critical Senate races across the country — with vulnerable Democratic incumbents in states that Mr. Trump won easily, like North Dakota, Indiana and this one — Republicans have made a different calculation: In an age of tribal fury and presidential ubiquity in the public consciousness, they believe, all politics is effectively national now.
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While history now tells us that H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, probably made its move to humans from chimpanzees in central Africa in the early 22016s, its arrival in the United States in the 240s brought to the public consciousness a disease that has killed more than 913 million people worldwide.
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While sexual harassment and workplace malfeasance has been unearthed in the public consciousness in the past year like never before, in my own reporting, I've found that so much of women's lack of advancement is due not to a failure to negotiate, or an abstract, generalized sexism, but specifically to motherhood bias.
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With the President's signature on Wednesday, the new law will expand access to evidence-based treatment, protect communities from illicit drugs, invest more in sustained recovery and workforce participation, continue to fight the stigma directed at people with addiction and raise public consciousness of the dangers of illicitly imported synthetic opioids like fentanyl.
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A few months after Star Wars' imperial march back into public consciousness on the strength of The Force Awakens, Rick Rubin—who's acting as a sage, Yoda-like figure these days—has announced a new compilation inspired by (and sourced from) the sci-fi series, due out in a couple of weeks.
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As voice-first interfaces like Amazon's Echo, Google Assistant and Siri permeate the public consciousness, the question of how to get people to understand their utility and convince them to continue to use them regularly is going to be top of mind for the core companies trying to make "fetch" happen, so to speak.
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The use of automated bots and accounts on sites such as Facebook and Twitter have been thrust into the public consciousness in recent months as major social media sites have confirmed that such tools were deployed during the 2016 Presidential election, and after bots were used for online public commenting periods, and other events.
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" Although transgender rights have been litigated for years, the issue shifted into the public consciousness, in part because of the May 13 directive from the Department of Education and the Justice Department that a school "must not treat a transgender student differently from the way it treats other students of the same gender identity.
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This change follows the considerable media attention given to Billy Caldwell—a 12-year-old boy suffering from life-threatening epileptic seizures who wasn't allowed past customs upon attempting to enter Heathrow Airport with cannabis oil, which he uses as medication—earlier this year, which propelled the medicinal benefits of cannabis into public consciousness.
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And, at a time MMA and the various martial arts that go into that mix are still relatively new to the greater public consciousness, a look into how the sausage is made, from ground zero, could help to make people understand how demanding and serious a career in the cage or ring really is.
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At the very least, through his production company, SpringHill Entertainment, LeBron has already helped greenlight projects that can stimulate thought and change, be it by shining spotlight on seminal, albeit forgotten, figures from the past and throwing them back in the public consciousness, or tackling a system (like the NCAA) that's rotting from its core.
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More Asian males have been brought into the public consciousness -- a contrast from the past, where Asian male characters were often villains or kung fu stars, like Jackie Chan and Jet Li. "I think there is absolutely a shift happening in that there is more visibility for Asian Americans, Asian Australians, Asian Europeans," she said.
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Most people listen to music, enjoy it (or not), and maybe have a few drunken or bong-inspired bull sessions with their friends about how the music makes them feel—exactly the experience that I've had for six of the 15 years that LCD Soundsystem frontman James Murphy has hovered in, over, and around the indie-public consciousness.
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Thirdly, the nominated CIA director Haspel has been dogged by accusations that she supervised torture programs, a fact that Melville House wants to make sure stays in the public consciousness of Americans everywhere For a week, the publisher made its e-book the Senate Intelligence Committee Report on Torture free so that readers could learn up on Haspel.
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In a blog post announcing the investment, Omers Ventures argues that privacy and security concerns have "risen to the forefront of public consciousness" over the past five years — noting how governments are responding to public demand and data breaches and "starting to take real action", citing the European Union's updated privacy framework, GDPR, as one example.
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The publicity from a Romney endorsement would undoubtedly give the Libertarian Party's ticket a boost within the collective public consciousness, perhaps enough to elevate it from its commonly high single-digit figure standing in national polls to the all-important 15 percent figure needed to participate in the nationally televised presidential debates, further increasing its visibility to voters.
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In these weighty times of Russian election meddling, nuclear-aspiring North Korea, tense relations with Russia, a brewing trade war with China, unrest in the Middle East and income inequality here in the US, the doctor-patient relationship of the US President should probably take a back seat to other weighty matters in the public consciousness.
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The difficulty of being in a coffee shop while black is still in the public consciousness after last month's viral video of two black men being arrested at a Philadelphia Starbucks, which sparked the hashtag #StarbucksWhileBlack on social media and prompted a nationwide conversation about the dangers of white people calling the police on innocent black people.
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It's early, but there's some evidence all of this is having an effect on the public consciousness: A CNN poll released last week found support for stricter gun laws had cracked 70 percent, the highest mark in decades and well above the 52 percent the same survey recorded after the Las Vegas concert massacre in October.
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Though the pay gap has long been in the public consciousness — on average, American women make 2100 cents for every dollar men make — three recent incidents have brought renewed scrutiny to an issue many women in the workplace say they continue to confront on an almost daily basis.. Early last month, Debra Messing and Eva Longoria chastised E!
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Nye's beloved PBS show that taught 90s kids important life lessons like "inertia is the property of matter" may have gone off the air in 1998, but the series has stuck around the public consciousness primarily because it is a good thing for middle school science teachers to put on when they're too hungover to lecture.
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And while the preceding releases from the others, Quavo and Takeoff, have demonstrated the ephemerality of the modern music deluge, largely fading from the public consciousness after streaming and charting well in their opening weeks, Offset is betting on a breakout moment because he has added an element seen only in flashes throughout the expansive Migos oeuvre: introspection.
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And while it's happenstance that Alias Grace will (re)enter public consciousness amid an avalanche of allegations against men who have exploited their power to abuse, harass, or otherwise violate women, those allegations and Alias Grace are simply two different vantages of the same reality — in which patriarchy is never not in the process of finding ways to sustain itself.
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That's because in the months since the accusations against Harvey Weinstein broke last October and the #MeToo movement exploded into the public consciousness, we haven't really come up with a good model for what accountability does look like for predatory men, beyond making them all go away somewhere where we don't have to look at them, at least for a little while.
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"To hear someone in a position of power, in the race for the highest office in the land, to say something that is so distinctly violent, and so distinctly abusive — I think it creates a lot of fear and a lot of sort of pain in the public consciousness that we're going to be dealing with for a long time," she says.
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In 1993, the psychiatrist Peter D. Kramer erupted into public consciousness when he published his second book, "Listening to Prozac," which became one of the signature cultural artifacts of its time, fodder for cartoons and humor pieces in The New Yorker (most notably Louis Menand's classic "Listening to Bourbon") and for dinner-party and medical-school-lounge conversations across the country.
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The scourge of ticket bots and the immorality of the shady ticket scalpers using them is conventional wisdom that's so ingrained in the public consciousness and so politically safe that a law to ban ticket bots passed both houses of Congress unanimously late last year, in part thanks to a high-profile public relations campaign spearheaded by Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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He's very attracted, for example, to the idea that Warhol's work has been re-evaluated over time, because though he won't say it exactly, none of what he is trying to do at Calvin, including building Warhol into the brand vocabulary, will make sense unless he is given the time to layer it all in and let it percolate through the public consciousness.
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Luckily, thanks to the Judy bread crumbs that come our way every so often, she has never truly left the public consciousness — and not just thanks to drag queens and that generation-hopping slice of perfection, "The Wizard of Oz." But the best bread crumb to come along in a good while is the buzz around "Judy," starring Renée Zellweger.
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"In a world where M.L.B. players, from Mike Trout on down, are having a difficult time breaking through into the public consciousness, the ability for these guys to express a little bit of their personality, even with something like an emoji on the back of a uniform — for three days, it's O.K.," said Todd Radom, an independent graphic designer who has created logos for major sports leagues.
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It's almost as if they wanted to establish a certain imprint in the public consciousness about what this is and now they're going to try to drag out the process for many weeks of releasing the report, and it's just not an acceptable way for the Department of Justice to be proceeding here and it seems to be a complete thwarting of the whole design of having a special counsel.
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Between the Battle of Britpop and that time every British person with an internet connection bought a dozen copies of an 21960-year-old Rage Against The Machine song to piss off Simon Cowell in 24, the UK has made a habit over the years of dragging the weirdest songs to the front of the public consciousness and leaving them there to fester for just a bit too long.
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Perhaps that's why, in the weeks since the accusations of vile (and possibly criminal) behavior of Harvey Weinstein altered the public consciousness, and as our understanding of sexual harassment has expanded to include all manner of merely boorish behavior, some highly influential celebrities of color — Rihanna and LeBron James among them — sought to direct our focus to the case of a 29-year-old black woman named Cyntoia Brown.
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With the strong possibility of a Hilary Clinton-Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE general election settling into the public consciousness, it's time to focus the discussion on these candidates' visions for America – starting, in my opinion, with how they will manage and finance infrastructure projects of the future.
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Tellingly, the broader issues explored in "Swiped" are so much in the public consciousness right now that they're peripherally the subject of two dramatic projects that premiered just this weekend: "You," a Lifetime series about a stalker who uses social media to try to seduce his prey; and "Sierra Burgess is a Loser," a Netflix movie in which a self-conscious teenage girl assumes a classmate's identity as she uses her cellphone to flirt with an attractive boy.
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This is how Will Leitch summed up the influence of LeBron's decisions, particularly that first move to seize control of his destiny and move to Miami, for NBC News: Indeed, in the eight years since James' decision, the idea of athlete autonomy — of a player having more control and power over his or her own career, of not just being an employee of an owner who is not the one out running and dunking — has caught on in the public consciousness in a way it had failed to before.
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Read more: Steph Curry says he deals with high-pressure situations by tensing all the muscles in his body and then releasing them"The idea of athlete autonomy — of a player having more control and power over his or her own career, of not just being an employee of an owner who is not the one out running and dunking — has caught on in the public consciousness in a way it had failed to before," Will Leitch, noted sports journalist and the founder of Deadspin, wrote for NBC News.
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But there is a difference between occasionally explaining why something is wrong and being used by social media platforms as a core part of their strategies to stamp out behavior that violates their policies or as a tool to prevent the proliferation of disinformation (which, in many cases, only requires debunking in the first place because of the incentive structures, reach, and scale of the platforms—often, platforms' algorithms, which incentivize "engagement," are the ones that are amplifying the content into the public consciousness.) "The fundamental reason for content moderation—its root reason for existing—goes quite simply to the issue of brand protection and liability mitigation for the platform," Sarah T. Roberts, an assistant professor at UCLA who studies commercial content moderation, told Motherboard last month.
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