If we're having a reckoning, let's have a full reckoning.
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The reckoning of Mr. Trump's racism must become the reckoning of American racism.
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Yeah, but thanks, thanks to folks like you, the reckoning is happening. Reckoning!
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A reckoning with hate, when rooted in Jewish history, is also a reckoning with resilience.
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If #MeToo is indeed a reckoning, there's no reason that reckoning shouldn't have a soundtrack.
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"We are glad for this reckoning, but a reckoning alone is not enough," Mr. Pearlstein said.
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"This is a day of reckoning, but there are more days of reckoning to come," he said.
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In some way, it performs a kind of public reckoning, but is reckoning that is liberatory ever really public?
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They cared a great deal, too, about hackers and about the great reckoning that the tech industry faced in 2017—reckoning with the responsibilities that come with power and reckoning with gender dynamics that have remained little discussed for too long.
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While Blair has had his political reckoning, the political reckoning for Bush and the team who engineered the invasion has yet to come.
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I was 27 in 2016, and there was a public reckoning happening with women's bodies, but also a reckoning I was grappling with personally.
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STEPHEN WOLFE LOS ANGELES * Reckoning With Guns To the Editor: I read with interest the review of Sue Klebold's memoir, "A Mother's Reckoning" (Feb. 28).
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Both of those companies have battled a public reckoning over their user privacy practices over the last few years, and that reckoning is far from over.
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A reckoning with the Trump era also requires a reckoning with the amount of power that Congress has ceded to the executive branch over the past half-century.
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" Speaking by phone later, Victoria Wilson, a vice president and senior editor at the company, called Ms. Hourigan "like a reckoning," which she quickly amended to "a lovable reckoning.
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The exhibit may, in fact, feed the reckoning now occurring at Harvard over its legacy of discrimination and racism, as well as the larger reckoning playing out across the country.
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In fact, the reckoning must have happened very long before the Historikerstreit, since the central thesis being debated was that it was long past time for such a reckoning to be over.
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Republicans will face a reckoning at some point, in other words; the only thing we don't know yet is whether the reckoning will come before it's too late for the rest of us.
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The economic backlash will wash over into a political reckoning.
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By any honest reckoning, we need more noise, not less.
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But to preclude that reckoning entirely is another matter altogether.
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Fans of Dalio's message would call it a welcome reckoning.
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At some point, sadly, there will be a big reckoning.
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A January reckoning for many investors may still be coming.
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This January, a video game chip started a scientific reckoning.
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And that's without reckoning with the AP's famous style guide.
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Photo: GettySilicon Valley had somewhat of a reckoning this year.
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Much like the reckoning with sexual misconduct it comments on.
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I assure them that I will not waste this reckoning.
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He's like, we all need to be reckoning with this.
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It's time we took a stand and had this reckoning.
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But that day of reckoning is still some way off.
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Performing is one way of reckoning with his Venezuelan past.
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There has been no real reckoning with the orphanage system.
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Oscar Pistorius It's the week of reckoning for Oscar Pistorius.
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The reckoning now is about 60% of them do so.
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The calculus also changes with a broader reckoning of wealth.
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But she believes a reckoning is coming to law enforcement.
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It is a beautifully written reckoning, and everyone is implicated.
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IT HAS been a week of reckoning for Britain's retailers.
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But the graduate premium is a flawed unit of reckoning.
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A reckoning is coming in the phone world in 2019.
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Surviving R. Kelly was intended to cause a cultural reckoning.
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THE RECKONING WILL BE HASTENED BYTHE STAGING OF SEED DISTURBANCES.
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We dislike the image of a great hour of reckoning.
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The country is in the middle of a national reckoning.
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Election Day is a reckoning for Republicans on Obamacare repeal.
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It's a kissoff, a reckoning and baptism all in one.
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What it means: Of course, Zuckerberg's newfound reckoning isn't groundbreaking.
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"Reckoning" is an old English word with many different meanings.
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It turns out Apple is reckoning with other defects, too.
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It is going to be a reckoning come these midterms.
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Will the reckoning stop when the news cycle moves on?
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There's a reckoning coming, and we kind of deserve it.
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"This day of reckoning is here," he warned on Thursday.
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What Big Little Lies is working toward is a reckoning.
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A reckoning will need to occur first, though, he said.
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That is such an American disconnect, subaltern reckoning, runaway slave.
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After reckoning with this experience, Eve White and Black disappear.
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No wonder politicians keep putting off the day of reckoning.
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At least 45 percent of the time, by my reckoning.
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That does not mean there should not be a reckoning.
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It's part of a broader reckoning decades in the making.
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White people need to talk about it as a reckoning.
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This is a moment of reckoning for the Republican Party.
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The Plague of 1665 cost, by his reckoning, £19173 million.
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Trumpism cannot be destroyed without reckoning with its economic dimension.
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Conservatives and some liberals say there should be a reckoning.
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Many people were eager for the legal reckoning to begin.
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Durant's move to California feels like some sort of reckoning.
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Britain got its moment of reckoning for the Iraq war.
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He'll also face the ultimate reckoning from voters in 2020.
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Their reckoning began with King Abdullah's death in January 2015.
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It follows that Israel's 70th birthday should be a reckoning.
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There is still a lot of reckoning to be done.
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The act of reckoning ends where it ought to begin.
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Doing so will only make the inevitable reckoning more difficult.
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Some economists warn that a day of reckoning is coming.
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McConnell, to be clear, couldn't be worthier of this reckoning.
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It looks like a day of reckoning may be ahead.
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She wants a public reckoning with the stories she's collected.
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But for a long time, this reckoning has been coming.
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Thank whichever God Dylan Baldi is thinking about reckoning with.
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Pixar has faced its own reckoning in the #MeToo era.
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People talk about this concept of reckoning in this area.
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I feel really grateful for the cultural reckoning that's happening.
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American progressivism is in the midst of a messy reckoning.
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It's why Softbank has earned the reckoning it is facing.
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Now Twitter and Facebook are facing a moment of reckoning.
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There's no reckoning with anything, no introspection, just escalating mayhem.
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It's the first step in a true digital privacy reckoning.
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The #MeToo reckoning is continuing to slowly engulf R. Kelly.
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Here's what we're watching: • The tech reckoning is gaining momentum.
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Essentially, this is a moment of reckoning for the ANC.
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That clash set off a reckoning for the social network.
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Such selective moral reckoning left room for racism to fester.
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One way or another, Florida is due for a reckoning.
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There are also faint tremors of a reckoning to come.
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You can still avoid a moral reckoning if you choose.
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But who can really decide when a reckoning is complete?
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For the #MeToo movement, it was a day of reckoning.
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The political reckoning for Porter was slow, and then fast.
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Cash believes the reckoning has been a long time coming.
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By any kind of reckoning, it is a monstrous storm.
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MINOR FEELINGS: An Asian American Reckoning, by Cathy Park Hong.
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By Elliott's reckoning, however, the letter was much more serious.
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By Mr. Drawe's reckoning, that might be of limited value.
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I'm reckoning with restrictions and limits and boundaries right now.
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In Andre Lyon, it has a villain worth reckoning with.
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Purdue Pharma may have avoided its reckoning with health care
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The day of reckoning could be sooner rather than later.
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THIS CLOSE TO HAPPYA Reckoning With DepressionBy Daphne Merkin288 pp.
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The other half will be reckoning with the family's past.
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It's part of a reckoning in agriculture over climate change.
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Around this time, other prominent sovereigns were facing a reckoning.
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I think that that was a reckoning moment for us.
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The reckoning will be hastened by the staging of seed disturbances.
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As for Alexa, though, now feels like a moment of reckoning.
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And now, with Harvey Weinstein, that reckoning has come to Hollywood.
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And when a reckoning comes, they'll still end up being rich.
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Ah, yes, the morning always comes, and with it, a reckoning.
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In the United States, however, no such reckoning has taken place.
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"What public markets do is indeed the great reckoning," Benioff said.
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A time of reckoning will come for you and your minions.
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That is a reckoning we should all agree must be avoided.
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First, local officials appear willing to tolerate only a limited reckoning.
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As Sino-American antagonisms grow, there will surely be a reckoning.
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Go deeper: How Hungary could force a conservative reckoning across Europe
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The price you'd have to pay if there was a reckoning?
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The fashion industry, Banks said, is primed for a similar reckoning.
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This is more policy than Inslee needs, by any conventional reckoning.
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In light of this reckoning, Judy will resonate more than ever.
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Well, the day of pop culture reckoning is finally upon us.
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Clearly, the food world, has been long overdue for a reckoning.
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It really is time for a reckoning with this unfit leader.
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Mars is just so much ... So what happens in this reckoning?
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Tinsley's personal reckoning with the South inspired the course's regional focus.
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But part of loving the show meant reckoning with its imperfections.
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Gold as an investment avenue remains very much in the reckoning.
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But why can't this disastrous reckoning come sooner, at the convention?
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Ricky Jackson's question has prompted a reckoning that Clinton's campaign ought
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I risked myself in love and became needy beyond any reckoning.
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Black Lives Matter is helping lead us through a racial reckoning.
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Read More Mohamed El-Erian warns about a day of reckoning
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Some sort of reckoning would probably have come even without Trump.
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Friday was his day of reckoning ... delivered by Cormier's right hand.
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The real figure, using a full-GAAP reckoning, is likely higher.
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In their hurried efforts to respond, Brazilian authorities faced a reckoning.
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Conrad's departure is the most visible sign yet of the reckoning.
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The reckoning for his party, and perhaps America, will be dreadful.
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All that matters is your reckoning with your beautiful, mythic suffering.
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Here's what you need to know: • G.O.P.'s day of reckoning.
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On Wednesday, Trump called Manafort's reckoning a "sad situation" (The Hill).
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Would there have been no reckoning had the leak not occurred?
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In other words, we must transform this reckoning into a reconciliation.
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Declaring that the nation was at "a moment of reckoning," Mrs.
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The answers lie in federal policy, community relations and individual reckoning.
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Then he had a reckoning and began to question the rules.
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Tech and other industries are publicly reckoning with the same issue.
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Is the Church today essentially outsourcing a reckoning with its past?
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So it's time to start reckoning with what we got wrong.
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A reckoning is coming, both in the series and in history.
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Do you believe Silicon Valley, this is the year of reckoning?
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"Just a Man" finds him reckoning with an inability to change.
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That this reckoning feels fresh and urgent on campus is telling.
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It's also a reckoning with the very fact of getting older.
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Now there's yet another reckoning over humanity's hopeless addiction to plastic.
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After the war, both were intent on reckoning with the past.
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But here's why the state may be facing a financial reckoning.
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It was time for Big Tech to face a similar reckoning.
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Changing that will require a serious reckoning with racism and misogyny.
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Revelations about Harvey Weinstein kicked the #MeToo reckoning to another level.
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The reckoning continues for powerful men across industries far beyond Hollywood.
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What's your takeaway from the reckoning over sexual harassment in Hollywood?
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In defeat, Sanders has prompted a reckoning within the Democratic Party.
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But a year of scandals has forced a reckoning in Washington.
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Read more " _____ Damon Linker in The Week: "The reckoning is coming.
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I think you're seeing this great reckoning or unwinding of retail.
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They question how long either can continue before a painful reckoning.
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The book by no means offers a full accounting or reckoning.
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This internal reckoning occurs against the backdrop of the upcoming holiday.
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This moment should force a reckoning for everyone in this country.
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But the cultural reckoning has clearly played into the industry's calculations.
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"America is once again at a moment of reckoning," she declared.
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What the regime wants is a renegotiation, not a reckoning. Why?
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Not anymore, though: The reckoning isn't just coming, it's finally here.
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LOVE AND TROUBLE A Midlife Reckoning By Claire Dederer 237 pp.
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THIS CLOSE TO HAPPY: A Reckoning With Depression, by Daphne Merkin.
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Initially, it looked as though Toshiba might postpone the reckoning altogether.
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America is reckoning with a billionaire class that exacerbates income inequality.
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For Mr. Walker, the reckoning came just a few weeks later.
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Breakthrough actions are required in this era of reckoning and accountability.
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"This merely seems to postpone the moment of reckoning," he said.
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The move prompted a reckoning over the university's racist past. 7.
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As the site's influence grew, it inevitably led to a reckoning.
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But economists warn that the country can expect a painful reckoning.
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"Donald Trump's reckoning has arrived," writes Richard Wolffe in London's Guardian.
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And there is a reckoning coming… as early as November 85033.
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By my reckoning, I got about 12 minutes of flight time.
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This is a moment of celebration, and a moment of reckoning.
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For a few others, it has prompted a serious personal reckoning.
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"We're in for a major moment of self-reckoning," he said.
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A big reckoning for everybody; for sexual harassers, for bad CEOs.
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There's a reason this reckoning is happening outside our legal system.
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Go deeper: Mueller's BuzzFeed statement is a reckoning for Trump-era journalism
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We discuss the general reckoning occurring against powerful men across most industries.
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Today, the most relevant designers are celebrated for reckoning with the repulsive.
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The curb may sound snoozy, but it's due for a serious reckoning.
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So that puts civilian casualties at about four percent by our reckoning.
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The Challenge: Final Reckoning reunion part 2 airs Tuesday at 9 p.m.
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Hollywood as a whole may be in a new era of reckoning.
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There have been so many barriers to this place of self-reckoning.
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Running for president in 2020 could mean reckoning with all of these.
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Just as the fighting continues, so the reckoning is far from over.
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It stood as another powerful call to action in Hollywood's ongoing reckoning.
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It was the year of the great Reckoning with powerful sexual predators.
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By Grant's reckoning, the greatest men in Western history had been Nordics.
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Now it is the turn of Australian banks to face a reckoning.
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To recycling experts, the shift could prompt a reckoning for plastics recycling.
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They've never faced a reckoning for the 2008 recession that they caused.
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The coast is reckoning with rising sea waters, and rainfall is increasing.
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Their arrest — and their reckoning — was the moment Oxenberg had dreamed of.
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And it's not just nutrition science that's experiencing this kind of reckoning.
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And white readers: Yes, this book is a reckoning, and necessarily so.
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It's important not to overlook that a reckoning has an endgame: absolution.
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To be sure, this isn't the type of "reckoning" Beristain was expecting.
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I might be accused of caricaturing people by calling for "reckoning" here.
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Silicon Valley is reckoning with having had a bad philosophical operating system.
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Pusha also addresses Drake reckoning with his own blackness in the song.
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By their reckoning, September was going to be a very volatile month.
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The first episode of Final Reckoning comes in with a BANG. Enemies?
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And what will her reckoning be at the conclusion of the show?
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A full reckoning will now have to take place by U.S. Soccer.
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Schuman's statements are part of a bigger reckoning in the entertainment world.
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It should be a moment of reckoning for everyone who uses Twitter.
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Barbuda's seat may thus prove to be important in the final reckoning.
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Super Tuesday, the presidential primary season's day of reckoning, is upon us.
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It's time for a reckoning with reality, reflection and reform, principled action.
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But there are few signs that a real reckoning is in order.
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When it comes to transportation, cities are facing a moment of reckoning.
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In this moment, the tech community is reckoning with what it's built.
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Trump, in his own reckoning, already tried the carrot approach with senators.
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It might delay the reckoning with the law of large numbers, too.
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"I think there is a reckoning," she said of the general election.
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But cheap oil makes change unavoidable; doing nothing merely postpones the reckoning.
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This movement is bringing sexual predators, harassers, and manipulators to their reckoning.
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This forces "a reckoning of the MBA value proposition", says Ms Fournier.
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The day Woodward's book is released will be a day of reckoning.
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The reckoning now underway, Ms. Haberman said, was a long time coming.
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Luntz has given no indication that he's up for such a reckoning.
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Now comes a potential day of reckoning for the disgraced movie mogul.
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The Armenians are fully justified in their quest for a historical reckoning.
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Will the controversy of the last month result in a philosophical reckoning?
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A bunch of things happened — divorce, a layoff, a sort of reckoning.
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Both concern friends assembling at an opulent Southern mansion for a reckoning.
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Idlib's final reckoning, however, seems to be only a matter of time.
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A MOTHER'S RECKONING: Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy, by Sue Klebold.
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She stares off into to the distance, reckoning with the lost presidency.
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But critics argue that this only delayed China's own day of reckoning.
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By Smith's reckoning, that they were all white and male is incidental.
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Little did I know that I was just postponing the inevitable reckoning.
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And that's going to be the reckoning that's going to be hard.
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A broader reckoning on the capital's workplace culture may also be coming.
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Poland's recent legislation illustrates the urgency of reckoning with these old scabs.
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And reckoning must come from within, not by European Union strong-arming.
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It was a week of reckoning for YouTube's policies against hate speech.
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" Read the cover story, "The Reckoning: Women and Power in the Workplace.
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One major challenge was reckoning with all the projects on my list.
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And she has made sure to stay out front in the reckoning.
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The reckoning, in this country's literature, is going to take some time.
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Amid this reckoning, one group of victims has stood apart: political lobbyists.
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Facebook's very public reckoning recently has hastened the push for more regulation.
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What falls between now and that awful reckoning is nothing but denial.
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"The hour of reckoning has come," Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee declared.
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At the time, country music was still reckoning with its bro tendencies.
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At best, they'll stave off a reckoning for a little while longer.
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" Giuffre said "the reckoning" against Epstein "must not end, it must continue.
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But in reckoning with his legacy, there is often one surprising omission.
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This is painful, but denial will only make the inevitable reckoning worse.
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"It's a real day of reckoning for the Boy Scouts," said Pfau.
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That I was pictured and added to a timeline of this reckoning.
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There's still a broader reckoning that we have to have among ourselves.
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And then, for the festival organizers, the legal and financial reckoning began.
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We are reckoning with a planetary challenge of unprecedented scale and severity.
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She is now a central figure in America's reckoning with sexual assault.
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Among them, Fred Wilson expects some kind of reckoning in Big Tech.
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In the meantime, that scale and that reckoning are their own defense.
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The next decade could bring a reckoning for the e-cigarette industry.
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Now, the mess at the MIT Media Lab is forcing a reckoning.
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By any reckoning, the spread of gin has been a freakish phenomenon.
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"The real day of reckoning will come early next decade, around 2020."
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The late '70s was also Los Angeles's moment of reckoning with desegregation.
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This also only postpones the day of reckoning, but it can help.
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So we avoid it at the cost of reckoning with the truth.
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But when the moment of reckoning came this week, Ms. Shang was outraged.
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That McDormand's renaissance is taking place in tandem with Hollywood's reckoning makes sense.
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The album isn't a reckoning with her reputation; it's more like a PSA.
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Plenty of intellectuals, with eyebrows cocked, have warned that this reckoning was coming.
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"It's very likely that there will come a point of reckoning," says Kennedy.
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This year has been more than just wreckage: It has been a reckoning.
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Hopefully that's not the day of reckoning that we've all been waiting for.
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Ellen O'Connell Whittet wrote a difficult piece about ballet having a reckoning moment.
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Many said they hoped that Guevara's testimony would be a moment of reckoning.
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Terms like "reckoning" were used by the media to describe the cultural ricochet.
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The results offer food for thought as patients are reckoning with ailing joints.
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The songs can be grouped into three loose categories: Reckoning, Celebration and Reclamation.
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American consumers are also reckoning with an unprecedented loss of privacy and control.
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By official reckoning, tourist arrivals in Xinjiang have also risen fast, albeit unevenly.
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A MOTHER'S RECKONING Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy By Sue Klebold Illustrated.
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And even then the long-overdue reckoning with reality sent the government reeling.
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Someone likes you 😉 The Challenge: Final Reckoning airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m.
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It wouldn't be Final Reckoning if we didn't leave you with a cliffhanger.
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I think that what happens in the reckoning ... Because there's also diversity issues.
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That is how the Turkish economy has avoided a reckoning for so long.
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In the process, though, they've only hastened the same reckoning that Republicans endured.
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Click here to view original GIFThe hoverboard day of reckoning has finally arrived.
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This is someone who has known the president, by her reckoning, 15 years.
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Humanity may finally be reckoning with the truly catastrophic threat of climate change.
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Sometime, in the not too distant future, there's going to be a reckoning.
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Reckoning, Sue Klebold quotes from the diaries she kept in the days, months,
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And there is going to be an economic reckoning in this country eventually.
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The report coincides with a national reckoning on privacy in the United States.
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It's trying to protect itself from having its own long overdue racial reckoning.
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Thursday's meeting is shaping up as a day of reckoning for the ECB.
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Takata has not faced a reckoning as its air-bag liabilities remain unresolved.
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Women are standing up for their rights, and there is a national reckoning.
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"At some point in the future, there will be a reckoning," he said.
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From "The China Reckoning" by Kurt Campbell & Ely Ratner: What might have been?
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Treating a celebrity like she's a saint means reckoning with the fact that
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The Catholic Church shuttled around sex-abusing priests for decades with little reckoning.
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It's where this enormous field will possibly — finally — face a moment of reckoning.
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It was a prime-time national reckoning for more than 100 million viewers.
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By Donald Trump's reckoning, his relationship with Wall Street could not be better.
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Rather than take a side and shout, America's moment of reckoning has come.
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Would Mr. Saunders, at a moment of reckoning, ever embrace that radical strategy?
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Trump's cavalcade of scandals means that such a reckoning is nowhere near imminent.
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The measure comes about six months after Hollywood's reckoning with sexual harassment began.
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Neoconservatism never underwent a full reckoning for Iraq, because it didn't have to.
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My coming out: Part two (the reckoning) happened my junior year of college.
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For the president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, it is a personal reckoning.
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Lately, we are seeing something of a self-reckoning among well-meaning men.
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For Mr. Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, it is a personal reckoning.
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The poll, conducted from March 2-13, reflects Americans' reckoning with the outbreak.
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The deaths have instead forced a reckoning in this small central European country.
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She and her neighbors were just beginning their grim reckoning with the damage.
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A profound national reckoning is underway over the status and treatment of women.
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Reckoning with a newfound queerness is perhaps season three's most consistently explored theme.
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This case, however, also reflects a particular British reckoning with past sexual abuse.
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The movement is seen as the country's answer to the global #MeToo reckoning.
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Here's a grand reckoning with the most revered compositional voice in contemporary jazz.
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Stranding Claire on an island feels as if it should be a reckoning.
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We have been reckoning with their conditionality for personhood for hundreds of years.
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But that's your challenge, one that will require a reckoning with your mother.
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Stacy Ann Thomas, 35, who is black, said a reckoning was past due.
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Op-Ed Contributor HAVERFORD, PA. — Guatemala is facing a moment of political reckoning.
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But the episode prompted a family reckoning: Fred Trump was aging and ailing.
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The slimy Whitworth faces a reckoning, while Elizabeth turns the tables on George.
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His mother's death after a long illness in 2014 also required some reckoning.
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For all of those candidates, this week will be a moment of reckoning.
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No one, except perhaps Mr. Duterte, expected a reckoning to come so quickly.
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Fundamentals such as prices and profits are just one part of the reckoning.
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German reticence is not the only reason the reckoning has taken so long.
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By his reckoning, he's shaved hours, if not days, off the traditional recipe.
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"There has to be some kind of a reckoning," Corbyn told me recently.
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I'd waited too long to cancel and my reckoning was waiting eagerly outside.
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But residents are reckoning with a stunning turn in its more recent history.
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By not going public, WeWork doesn't have to face its reckoning quite yet.
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For those caught up in the scandal, it was a moment of reckoning.
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The film originally called for Bernadine to have a reckoning in her home.
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Tiny changes by any reckoning, especially in a system governed by proportional representation.
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They're great — until they're boring, which, come late August, is an unfortunate reckoning.
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The street's renaming came amid a statewide reckoning over the Confederacy's racist heritage.
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Some members of Ares attempt to outrun this reckoning and flee the building.
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Without a proper reckoning with the past, a future reconciliation will be impossible.
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Is the church confronting a coup, or is it finally facing a reckoning?
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Their downfall has left the influential Republicans they courted reckoning with the consequences.
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The first to go, by Mandiberg's reckoning, was Metropolitan Savings Bank of Pittsburgh.
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Claire's new outlook was the result of a messy and humbling self-reckoning.
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There was no reckoning and the dead were not accorded a proper burial.
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And whatever her motivations, her lawsuit did force a political reckoning at Fox.
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No matter who became United States president in 2017, a reckoning was due.
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A reckoning has come for tech — and for the rest of us, too.
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All was laid bare in the Alabama reckoning and the establishment knows it.
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They're great — until they're boring, which, come late August, is an unfortunate reckoning.
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Until restitution is made publicly as well as privately, his reckoning rings hollow.
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But this is only a temporary solution — postponing the ultimate day of reckoning.
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It's a reckoning year for the Republicans for their behavior, stuff like that.
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So, too, are they reckoning with both the Trump presidency and its fallout.
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In this reckoning with the stars, I submitted to being powerless over alcohol.
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Sarbanes says his party needs to undergo a serious reckoning of its own.
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With Crooks running for Ohio state office and the #MeToo reckoning only growing — a reckoning Ivanka tried to align herself with after Oprah's speech at the Golden Globes — the question of the president's alleged behavior isn't going away anytime soon.
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Cameron commended Dushku for coming forward, then went on to say that he didn't think the #MeToo movement and the wave of sexual misconduct allegations that have been labeled by many as the "reckoning" is solely a reckoning for show business.
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But more than a reckoning for Tristan, this episode becomes a study in support.
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You have until May 25th to prepare yourself for the great, inevitable iTunes reckoning.
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So, I think there is going to be a reckoning, and it's happening now.
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At the time, there was this consciousness that we were coming to a reckoning.
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DP: For me, it's reckoning with them as people again, a one to one.
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Three months into 2016, signs are emerging that the unicorn reckoning is upon us.
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This is our moment of reckoning as a society and as a civilization itself.
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Several lawmakers have recently resigned after the national sexual assault reckoning swept into Congress.
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It was, from our reckoning, a very good product But let's rewind a bit.
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But this National Reckoning that has happened in other countries has not happened here.
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The reckoning following President Donald Trump's impeachment acquittal came into sharper focus on Tuesday.
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"Our country is reckoning with something that is frankly too long delayed," Cecil said.
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It was a small sign that Japan might be starting its own #MeToo reckoning.
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When Mr Maduro falls, some critics predict a painful reckoning for his Chinese paymasters.
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This is one of the roles of disaster aid, accompanying survivors through that reckoning.
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But as China faces up against an environmental reckoning, electric cars are gaining traction.
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Finster was famous for his R.E.M. album cover art — including, of course, for Reckoning.
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"THE making of a big tech reckoning," blared one typical headline earlier this year.
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Facebook is in the middle of a reckoning over its role in modern society.
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But that verdict did not cause a widespread cultural reckoning with the brothers' claims.
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A part of this reckoning is recognizing that evidence can be strong or weak.
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" Hillary Clinton on America's moment "America is once again at a moment of reckoning.
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She asked us to do better, and in a year of reckoning, we're listening.
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Asia's Reckoning: China, Japan and the Fate of US Power in the Pacific Century.
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The world is in a moment of reckoning — not just in the entertainment industry.
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Castillo told Laugh Spin that C.K. seemed to be reckoning with his recent past.
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Was this the moment of reckoning the drone research community has been waiting for?
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What will it take for the reckoning to catch up with the Prima Dons?
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"It's going to be a reckoning point for lawmakers about sexual assault," Demirjian said.
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After nominating Donald Trump, the Republican party was always going to face a reckoning.
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Wloszczowska hung on grimly but could not live with Rissveds in the final reckoning.
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A financial reckoning, should it come, can be put off for years, even decades.
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There's an infrastructure in existence already waiting to push back on that racial reckoning.
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Avenatti responded to Friday's charges by saying that Kelly's "day of reckoning" had arrived.
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It's blown past industry expectations after a year of reckoning around issues of race.
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Reckoning with the past in a real way requires us to imagine new futures.
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Democrats could be in for a similar reckoning if they win back the House.
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"The decision simply delays the day of reckoning for this unfair practice," Frank said.
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Spending large amounts of time in Berlin requires a constant reckoning with the past.
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The curtain came down on the Olympic Games, but the reckoning is still underway.
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It's filled with men yearning and drinking, women who want order or fair reckoning.
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He noted that the country needs a "reckoning" for its epidemic of sexual assaults.
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"Legislators who try to protect [Trump] will face November reckoning," he predicted after Rep.
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The Mueller investigation may now bring an unprecedented and overdue moment of reckoning. ♦
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In our global moment of reckoning on women's rights, such fantastic audacity is welcome.
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Perhaps, this is us reckoning with our muddy past, crossing over the River Jordan.
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The last few years have been a reckoning for powerful but sexually abusive men.
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"It was a moment of reckoning that gave birth to this law," said Montero.
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But he is taking big risks, especially internationally, and a reckoning may yet come.
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WOMEN'S WORK: A Personal Reckoning With Labor, Motherhood, and Privilege, by Megan K. Stack.
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But bear in mind that a reckoning probably can't be postponed for too long.
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And, yes, "The Lehman Trilogy" could be described as a religious parable of reckoning.
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This reckoning is all to the good, even if it is far too late.
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I was nearing 30, facing the personal reckoning that always comes with such milestones.
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But relatives of those who died described gaps in their own reckoning with loss.
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But this reckoning has not emboldened victims of harassment to report their experiences equally.
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His efforts preceded a time of reckoning for the chaebol, family-run business empires.
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Rather, it's people reckoning with the existential fears such events force us to contemplate.
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What I'm talking about is a national reckoning that would lead to spiritual renewal.
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One of these things is the reckoning around our data, our information, our privacy.
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There's a reckoning coming — all that remains to be worked out is the timing.
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" And, in an interview, he predicted "years from now, there could be a reckoning.
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Dr. He's announcement was a moment of reckoning for gene editing well beyond China.
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"The institution of the Grammys has to have its day of reckoning," he added.
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"But more importantly, the music industry itself has to have its day of reckoning."
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But both are about reparations, and both could speed the day of corporate reckoning.
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Today, we present artwork inspired by the cultural reckoning — made by you, our readers.
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That cannot happen without agitation and resistance, without protest and uncomfortable moments of reckoning.
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Many of them were reckoning with what they had almost lost — or did lose.
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With Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's retirement, we are now at the moment of reckoning.
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Today is a day of reckoning, but can also be a day of reconciliation.
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Lopez, too, is gay, a fact that he resisted reckoning with in his teens.
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Since announcing his presidential bid, past ugly comments have resurfaced and forced a reckoning.
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But, where more and more women are concerned, Republicans are overdue for a reckoning.
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" The furor over the nomination was "a moment of reckoning for all of us.
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The review came amid a reckoning in Britain over gender pay gaps more broadly.
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Writers from across the political spectrum discuss Hillary Clinton's reckoning with the 2016 campaign.
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But a sober reckoning with the deep malaise in India can be bracing, too.
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The gruesome murders of a woman and girl are forcing a reckoning in Mexico.
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After a decade of prosperity, many hot young tech companies are facing a reckoning.
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By some reckoning, half the world's people can't get simple medical care, especially surgery.
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Time's Up was formed two years ago amid Hollywood's reckoning with prevalent sexual harassment.
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It was her third collection but it felt like a debut and a reckoning.
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Rick Perlstein offers one historian's reckoning with what he and his peers got wrong.
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So, how creative were artists in reckoning with the start of the Trump era?
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Which is not to deny that they are useful tools for reckoning with reality.
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Unfortunately, just six months into the Trump administration, the reckoning has become a renaissance.
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And Democratic voters seem much more likely to see it as an overdue reckoning.
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For Mr. Springsteen, who takes every performance seriously, it was a moment of reckoning.
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And all along, pundits and newspaper reporters predicted a reckoning for the airline mile.
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The restaurant business is reckoning with issues of gender and race in unprecedented ways.
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Still, the day of reckoning finally came, the one day my promise was meaningless.
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It was a Bloods reunion, but also a reckoning of ruptures in the gang.
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Now, a once-invincible organization, and its chief, are girding for a legal reckoning.
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China's distinct advantage and evolving technology has forced a reckoning for US intelligence personnel.
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Her splendid memoir is a vital reckoning with an industry awash in self-delusion.
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Is the character reckoning with those who will be left alive to mourn him?
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That's prompting a reckoning over diversity, fairness and representation in the primary process. 6.
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A 'reckoning' will come It's become a cliché that nothing -- insulting war hero Sen.
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The WeWork saga was a kind of reckoning for tech valuations in private markets.
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Index editors had been trying to stave off the day of reckoning for decades.
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It's a gripping read and true fodder for the necessary reckoning with toxic masculinity.
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It was also a physical reckoning with something previously understood only intellectually: global warming.
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Such a move would weaken the program and bring our day of reckoning closer.
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The case comes amid an ongoing reckoning with attitudes in South Korea toward women.
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Political humor has faced similar moments in the past, but never such a reckoning.
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The great reckoning with myself, with my memory, and with those close to me.
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In Ms. Williams' reckoning of the future, pedophilia is not only tolerated, it's sanctioned.
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The Republican Party is approaching a moment of reckoning, which traditional Republicans are dreading.
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Smarter Living: Understanding your genealogy is a fascinating reckoning with the stories we carry.
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Does moving forward from an anguished past require some sort of revisitation and reckoning?
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There's no reckoning with what that really means in the two hours in between.
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This season is also reckoning with Barb (Shannon Purser), who is still MIA, presumed dead.
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By Mr Arcidiacono's reckoning, 22% of white students are legacies and 16% are recruited athletes.
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For a guy soon to face his day of reckoning, Gary Johnson sure seemed mellow.
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We live in a really sexist society, and it's a reckoning that is long overdue.
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The fourth season has been leading toward a reckoning, an implosion of the whole game.
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By their reckoning, President Trump has 21 "key positions" to fill that require Senate confirmation.
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Whether or not the populist survives to see it, the day of reckoning eventually arrives.
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There's a Reckoning underway for men who abuse their power, and it just might stick.
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But presuming that Cruz does win the nomination, there will have to be a reckoning.
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It demands a reckoning for American white supremacy, one of the country's more overlooked atrocities.
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It only served to create new asset bubbles and to delay a day of reckoning.
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You now have to deal with the moral reckoning of marrying a 15-year-old.
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Nearly two years ago, New York Fed officials warned that the day of reckoning loomed.
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The question now is whether others will follow the same arduous route to a reckoning.
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This reckoning has been most visible as a parade of negative headlines about algorithmic systems.
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We've reached the dawn of an era of reckoning with the unintended consequences of technology.
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With all of these platforms removing Jones, it's the conspiracy theorist's true day of reckoning.
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Speaking of the past, we unbury it on the first banger episode of Final Reckoning.
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After all, the poor guy is still reckoning with having been brought back to life.
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Gillibrand also isn't the only presidential hopeful talking about a reckoning with greenhouse gas emitters.
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Ellroy recognises that the book was, at best, a partial reckoning with his personal trauma.
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It's going to be whack-a-mole until some real reckoning happens on that level.
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But the reckoning will be bigger and messier if states keep living beyond their means.
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Men may have another reckoning as Saturn clamps down on the toxic side of masculinity.
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When I realized my phone was gone forever I knew this would be my reckoning.
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Which is why the most recent #MeToo reckoning sweeping the food world is especially thorny.
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Trump's accusers, including Leeds, McGillivray and Carroll, have cheered on the national moment of reckoning.
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But alas, there would be no such reckoning, neither on SNL or in real life.
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Months before the Damore memo rocked Google, Jigsaw was already going through its own reckoning.
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But by making companies publicly air their salary information, Britain intends to force a reckoning.
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But borrowing more as profits dive will only worsen the eventual reckoning for zombie firms.
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No analysis of Trumpism is complete without a reckoning of its white supremacy and misogyny.
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This is what Allsbrook does, by her reckoning, five hours a day in the Rift.
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Yes, the day of reckoning for Krystal is something everyone has been ready to see.
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Let all his victims now be ungagged for the true, full reckoning of his life.
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There will be a reckoning, all right, but it will be between Republicans and Republicans.
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The reform increased wages to around 73% of their free-market value, by their reckoning.
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Murray Perahia, 69, put off reckoning with the four-movement 45-minute "Hammerklavier" until recently.
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It has felt for a while as if there is a reckoning due at Bayern.
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Yet investors are shrugging off such concerns, perhaps reckoning campaign promises will be quietly forgotten.
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The company's woes are part of a broader reckoning in the online money-lending industry.
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Chevron realizes that a reckoning may be coming, and it's trying to soften the blow.
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This reckoning would not have happened without women in senior positions speaking truth to power.
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After five years in power, the Hindutva (Hindu-nationalist) movement faces a moment of reckoning.
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She wrote a report on the destruction, reckoning that 70% of the collection had gone.
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The allegations against Tambor come as Hollywood is experiencing a reckoning and awakening of sorts.
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Sahara desert ants are known to use a kind of dead reckoning to judge distance.
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Today, conspiracy theories, not a reckoning with doping, continue to thread through the Chinese reaction.
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The series on Japan's demographic reckoning is supported by the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting.
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Associate Justice Elena Kagan wrote that a day of judicial reckoning is all but unavoidable.
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And herein, at the end of this painful year, lies our own need for reckoning.
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Clinton and Democrats to avoid what otherwise might have been a moment of political reckoning.
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"The Red Woman" at large tasks the denizens of Westeros with reckoning with their fate.
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Part of that change, of course, is reckoning with the FARC 's own violent acts.
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"There's going to be a reckoning no matter how this election turns out," he said.
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As his day of reckoning draws nigh Mike makes the only play he has left.
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Even if the kids weren't reckoning with it, it certainly set the mood for hate.
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Its core questions resound: Will there be a reckoning with the misogyny of powerful men?
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Society is facing a reckoning today when it comes to the freedom to spread misinformation.
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We talked then about teshuvah, my reckoning for why I had done what I did.
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"People see me as a figure of reckoning," Louisa brags after her literary star ascends.
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When it comes to an issue as complex as abuse and its reckoning, form matters.
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Yet despite this very real reckoning, countless retailers are not only surviving, but also thriving.
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Fair enough, at this earliest of early stages — but one senses a reckoning is coming.
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Reckoning with these feelings is hard, which is why people don't talk about them much.
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Writing a book laid bare my own reckoning, made me feel worse for a time.
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Harjo "tells an American story of tradition and loss, reckoning and myth-making," Hayden said.
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But surely Mr. El Aissami is not the only one who deserves a legal reckoning.
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Companies are reckoning with the problem of sexism in advertising on their own as well.
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What if we could make space for both anger and a reckoning with its price?
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If you're really diving into that and reckoning with all of that, it is existential.
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By Dr. Feinstein's reckoning, they are both driven and bolstered by their convictions and principles.
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The clamor for corporate funding is raising concerns about a financial reckoning reminiscent of 21.
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Does the paper of your reckoning curl inward at both ends, like an ancient scroll?
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After Trump's vindication, the liberal media and its allies in government should face a reckoning.
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He spoke openly of a reckoning that would wipe out the Republican establishment in Congress.
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But if the restaurant industry is having a reckoning, it is an excruciatingly slow one.
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The N.F.L. is facing a reckoning when it comes to sustained head trauma during play.
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But if women slowly lost the right to choose abortion, no electoral reckoning would follow.
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It is a cliché in the world that Germany had a "reckoning" with its past.
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But when was this moment of reckoning, this time at which Germany faced its past?
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In February, Mr. Bulger told the medical worker that her day of reckoning was coming.
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The company's leadership has also been grappling with the national reckoning underway over sexual harassment.
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UK government officials say there'll be "reckoning" for China over its handling of the coronavirus.
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Her death may now force a belated reckoning in China's male-dominated halls of power.
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Loving Edith Wharton requires the same reckoning with the insulting way she could describe Jews.
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In other words, our collective reckoning of what is or isn't a disaster entails publicity.
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It was a moment of reckoning for someone who had long championed the new economy.
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Yet Republicans will not be able to postpone a reckoning with Trumpism for much longer.
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What finally started this reckoning and ended this decadeslong cycle of abuse was investigative reporting.
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Read up on history For communities on the fringes, reckoning with inequality isn't something new.
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The Chinese government appears to have delayed an economic reckoning, but at a high cost.
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Cruz, meanwhile, has had a terrible 48 hours and faces a reckoning on Super Tuesday.
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We've averted our gaze so far, but we're long past the time for a reckoning.
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This demographic decline worsens economic stagnation; economists reckoning with its impact keep finding stark effects.
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This demographic decline worsens economic stagnation; economists reckoning with its impact keep finding stark effects.
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Yet Judge Moro has become the face of the national reckoning for Brazil's ruling class.
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Another law enforcement official said he had made some statements about a day of reckoning.
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The major news organizations are still reckoning with how to report on the President's lies.
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That would mean reckoning with Australia's dependence on providing China and other countries with coal.
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Charlie Rose was swept up in the #MeToo reckoning, again only after years of misconduct.
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The series on Japan's demographic reckoning is funded by the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting.
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And if there's anything the fashion companies can do to instigate that reckoning, I'm open.
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Facing a public reckoning, the Trump Organization has been cracking down on its unauthorized laborers.
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Trump's poll denialism may succeed in delaying his day of reckoning, but it's coming nonetheless.
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It's the kind of tension that bubbles up occasionally during a racial awakening and reckoning.
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If Hollywood's reckoning has made some people very, very uneasy, maybe that's a good thing.
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Compounding these problems, lawmakers are unwilling, or possibly unable, to address the reckoning at hand.
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But the movement dubbed a global reckoning has had few legal consequences for those accused.
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But that doesn't stop the reckoning from coming in the form of a bloodthirsty Hela.
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Round two of the first Democratic debate became a moment of reckoning for Joe Biden.
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Still, the precedent for historical reckoning is growing, and one moment in particular stands out.
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"This has been coming for a while — it's the reckoning over 'denuclearization'," Rapp-Hooper says.
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But beyond Trump, America is desperately in need of a larger political reckoning as well.
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Why has he so far escaped the reckoning sweeping through the entertainment industry and beyond?
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"The reckoning will come in two waves," Concannon said in an interview with Business Insider.
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There's going to be a reckoning and we have to get in front of this.
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The scene is at once similar and atypical of the many that compose Rafa's arresting, urgent work — the main component of a two-room exhibition of reportage from the frontlines of Europe's reckoning with its "others" — which is to say, a reckoning with itself.
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TIME's new cover: A reckoning after Trump's border separation policy: What kind of country are we?
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The oath of allegiance, however significant, is often only a ceremonious hour, not one of reckoning.
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It's just facing an important and overdue reckoning with the hard realities that face any business.
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He believes that, for the new world order to rise, there must be a massive reckoning.
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I could see some reckoning coming, but I could not see how beautiful it would become.
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I mean, because I think that really was this idea of them growing up, the reckoning.
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Lovecruft said that the community justice process can sometimes be helpful for groups reckoning with abuse.
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As the day of reckoning approached, observers reported that IS had fortified Dabiq with 1,200 fighters.
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Yet on a broader reckoning, both friends would be better advised to go against their inclinations.
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In the pilot for the new CW reboot of Charmed, the reckoning takes a central role.
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This year will be the year of great reckoning in the token sale and cryptocurrency space.
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But his conviction this week is firmly rooted in — if not the result of — that reckoning.
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On Tuesday, former president Daniel Arap Moi died and with him Waheire's hopes for a reckoning.
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Here Zuckerberg is finally reckoning with the most uncomfortable truth about the world's largest social network.
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All of these figures are reckoning with their past, either openly regretful or just painfully lost.
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More than 10,000… Will Hirst beat even Picasso at the numbers game at the final reckoning?
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Last night's ceremony was noticeably quiet on ~Hollywood's big reckoning~, save for a handful of moments.
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"It will probably be called something like Lost Kingdom: Reckoning, by Fork Bomb LLC," he wrote.
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"Today is a day of reckoning but can also be a day of reconciliation," O'Neill said.
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While the CFIUS investigation played out in private, the company faced a public reckoning that spring.
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Walking and Talking ends with a reckoning of sorts, because this is a movie, after all.
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I certainly hope we'll see a big reckoning, but I think one has to be cautious.
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He did, however, say that Australia needs to embrace renewable technology or face a catastrophic reckoning.
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"A painful, profoundly empathetic work of moral reckoning," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in July.
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That is wishful thinking: parties adapt; Democrats have already spent decades reckoning with declining union power.
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But for a time, the reckoning at Uber didn't necessarily portend a broader shift in tech.
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Mostly, however, they will employ dead reckoning, based on data from accelerometers, to steer themselves autonomously.
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Since 2016, we've now had the #MeToo era, this huge reckoning on women's issues, sexual harassment.
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Though ideally this should be an apolitical day for thanks, recent events require a political reckoning.
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It is hard to imagine the electoral reckoning that would follow the implementation of this law.
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But they will suffer a painful reckoning, if the authorities are eventually able to create inflation.
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This digital reckoning now feels inevitable, but it was hastened by events over the last year.
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It will also make America's eventual fiscal reckoning, as spending on the elderly soars, more painful.
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Anita Hill forces a reckoning with workplace sexual harassment, harassment from somebody who is your superior.
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While other countries have opened national inquiries, in the US, there has been no national reckoning.
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Now, their day of reckoning with Trump on the NIH might come earlier than they thought.
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Now it's reckoning with a city that was built on unions, and struggling to change course.
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The attack is a reckoning of sorts for companies selling hordes of poorly-secured IoT products.
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READ: After a week of bad headlines, is it time for a reckoning in Australian cricket?
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In politics, there's always a day of reckoning, when scores are settled and disfavors are returned.
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The reckoning (what to do when their insurance subsidies expired) wouldn't come until after midterm elections.
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And after the reckoning and philanthropy that my book is kind of a small part of.
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Bharara said Rosenstein "spoke deliberately, forcefully and provocatively," and stated: "Maybe a reckoning is at hand."
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In this popular episode, we're presented with a symbolic reckoning against a system that remains unscathed.
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Jack Shainman's summer show, spread across galleries in Chelsea and Kinderhook, NY, effectively encourages existential reckoning.
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As that recklessness propelled the nation toward the financial crash of 2008, another political reckoning loomed.
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The signs, in other words, are all there for an electoral reckoning for Republicans in 2018.
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Steven's only option, if he wishes to avert this reckoning, is to execute one of them.
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Ryan can see that a long and ugly Republican reckoning may take a decade or more.
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All natural disasters offer distinct narrative gifts: Act 28, calm; Act 913, chaos; Act 291, reckoning.
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Moenning believes that with this latest climate disaster, the moment of reckoning may have finally arrived.
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There's no reckoning with the foreseeable costs or gains of an impeachment process beyond the election.
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But it is not a reckoning in Washington; it is centered, instead, in Menlo Park, California.
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The anger over Blankenstein's blog posts has spurred a reckoning on race relations for the CFPB.
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At the end of the day, there's going to be reckoning, said Phatak of NSS Labs.
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Suicide of the West is Goldberg's reckoning with the long road that has led to now.
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Later in the night, they will contribute very little to the final reckoning at the dishwasher.
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A national reckoning over sexual misconduct in recent months has swept up multiple members of Congress.
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There will have to be a reckoning at DOJ, it is just a question of when.
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The $70 billion acquisition accelerated a reckoning for CVS over the purpose of its drug stores.
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By capturing the flux within such a relationship, Kelly's photography becomes a reckoning force of reality.
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And I think right now is kind of reckoning of like, OK, what is Black femininity?
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Why it matters: The Cambridge Analytica controversy has turned into a reckoning over Facebook's data practices.
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Gillibrand on Wednesday again called on Trump to resign amid a national reckoning over sexual harassment.
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The time has come for a reckoning in which you renegotiate the terms of your marriage.
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"There's going to be a day of reckoning," he said of the companies that prioritize growth.
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Talk of the reckoning has essentially overtaken all else in the movie capital in recent weeks.
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We are approaching a reckoning, where criminal and perhaps impeachment processes will begin asking hard questions.
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The RT news comes amid a broader reckoning with Russian influence in the American political process.
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Tim Ryan and Amy Klobuchar, both solid but uninspiring Midwestern candidates, may face a reckoning sooner.
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The verdict laid bare seemingly gaping divides in the national reckoning around sexual consent and assault.
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The Cosby trial may reveal whether the broader social reckoning translates to the criminal justice system.
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I do think there's been a lot of a reckoning in the press post-Donald Trump.
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Victims of sexual misconduct often face shame and blame, and the global reckoning seems far away.
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But childhood (adulthood, too, but don't tell the kids that) does involve a reckoning with fear.
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Navigating by dead reckoning, a seaman's instinct, Mr. Webber piloted the boat through darkness and turbulence.
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A nationwide reckoning on sexual harassment ended the careers of some of television's best-known personalities.
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You'd think there should have been some kind of reckoning in the incel community since then.
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In a similar vein to the #MeToo movement, British theater is now undergoing its own reckoning.
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It leaves an opening for the industry's response to the reckoning to also be a dodge.
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By one reckoning, Americans received 48 billion robocalls last year, up from 30 billion in 2017.
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I would soon discover why this reckoning with the state's history is essentially unavoidable in Jackson.
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"Now the day of reckoning has come," Frank Pitre, a lawyer for victims, told the NYT.
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Now, a reckoning may be coming for startups that were on the edge of the bubble.
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The veritable cornucopia of potential thematic material led to high ambitions and an inevitable Grid Reckoning.
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The timing presents an opportunity for a reckoning of history and for justice in the moment.
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Companies are reckoning with the results of #MeToo and societal hot-button issues like gun control.
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The book is a "mazy and ingenious reckoning with the past," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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By Michele's reckoning, it can no longer be a leash, tethering you to someone else's ideal.
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It is not morality but culture — accepting our monstrosity, reckoning with it — that can save us.
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THIS WEEK saw a landmark reckoning in court for a drugmaker involved in America's opioid disaster.
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"I think there will be a reckoning that America goes through after Trump," Mr. Moulton said.
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Another day of reckoning that showed that empty words from the White House after Parkland, Fla.
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Layoffs. Shutdowns. Uncertainty. After a decade of prosperity, many hot young companies are facing a reckoning.
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"It really is time for a reckoning with this unfit leader," the 74-year-old wrote.
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There is a reckoning coming for Barcelona, without major changes, way above the post of manager.
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Charlottesville has finally led to a broader, public reckoning of how to deal with these symbols.
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"The goal of Big Sugar is always to put off the day of reckoning," Draper said.
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"I believe there will be a day of reckoning on this and other issues," he said.
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Previous scandals involving male pop stars have not forced the level of reckoning being seen today.
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That errant envelope deprived a proper reckoning of Mr. Jenkins's achievement — and, of course — the academy's.
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Whatever the trajectory of the epidemic, this is a moment of serious reckoning for China's economy.
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"There's a reckoning that has to come," Mr. Walker said in an interview in early March.
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In the meantime, public pressure fueled by Knepper's videos has led to a moment of reckoning.
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By Ms. Smith's reckoning, that shows that companies seeking to go public are becoming more cautious.
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Some justices also expressed last year that a Supreme Court reckoning with abortion is long overdue.
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Finding of M&G has been buying Turkish bonds, reckoning the economy's worst travails are over.
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"My moment of reckoning came during that field trip," says Abhishek Banerjee, recalling the 230 visit.
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By Smith's reckoning, Bush ran a better campaign, and then a better recount, than his opponent.
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Passage will only delay an inevitable reckoning with pollution caused by our enormously consolidated agricultural system.
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In the aftermath of Hollywood's reckoning with sexual harassment, however, he says he's found his voice.
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The #MeToo movement is demanding a straightforward reckoning with the problem of sexual harassment and abuse.
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That solidarity can hasten a national reckoning over the deep conflict between family, politics and business.
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Trump has continued to deny the allegations against him amid a national reckoning over sexual misconduct.
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This moment of crisis much be the moment of reckoning -- and a turn towards real accountability.
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Now the industry is facing a moment of reckoning over how these same companies are run.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Japan's tight-fisted bosses could be in for a reckoning over pay.
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As memorial services continue throughout the week, many are publicly reckoning with his one-term presidency.
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He and the band sound loose and warm and free, as if unburdened by the reckoning.
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And yet here we are, many years later, and we're having another, bigger moment of reckoning.
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Amanda Hess: I almost feel like every generation needs to have its moment of public reckoning.
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Bloomberg is far from the only candidate who faces a day of reckoning on Super Tuesday.
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That, in turn, spurred a similar reckoning for other high-profile men, generating further media coverage.
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Now their pent-up frustration has burst into the open during a national moment of reckoning.
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Adding to the regional turmoil, Iran has also been reckoning with its worst unrest in decades.
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If it passes, voters are going to find that out, and the reckoning will be severe.
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But schools reckoning with what to do with a bullet-scarred building have few easy choices.
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Reckoning with the Past: A Forum took place at the Legion of Honor on May 12.
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Two memoirs about parents feature among our selections this week: the poet Patricia Lockwood's lively account of her father, a Catholic priest (long story), and the novelist Richard Ford's reckoning with the lives of his father and mother, which leads him to a reckoning with himself.
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U.S. refiners could be helping to set the stage for another day of reckoning for oil prices.
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This year, long transit finds you reckoning with your hopes, fantasies, and delusions concerning home and identity.
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I suspect when all these scandals are unraveled, a political and cultural reckoning in Washington will follow.
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Global trade growth has fallen from 5.5% in 2017 to 2.1% this year, by the OECD's reckoning.
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Of course, every generation regards its reckoning with new technology as a turning point for the species.
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He was approaching the ideal of the fake account, which means that he was approaching a reckoning.
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The fact of the matter is that Cody Wilson's day of reckoning is just over the horizon.
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Like many industries right now, science is in the midst of reckoning with its sexual misconduct problems.
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It's partly because Microsoft already had its antitrust day of reckoning back in the 1990s and 2000s.
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They're also reckoning with the fact that they all essentially grew up together on a TV show.
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The Tor Project's reckoning last year was a painful but necessary process to eliminate abuse, she said.
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But the reckoning doesn't extend to interns, who have limited protections even under the troubled official system.
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There could be a reckoning for startups whose growth has been almost entirely fueled by venture dollars.
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I didn't expect to have a profound reckoning with my relationship to my own lesbianism and womanhood.
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Much of his reckoning with his younger days involves reconnecting with the cousins he grew up with.
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Even if it does dismiss the case, however, that's only likely to delay a reckoning on guns.
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Either way, the fallout from this could be a reckoning moment for a Trump-run Republican Party.
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"Ultimately, there will be a day of reckoning," said Erik Weisman, chief economist at MFS Investment Management.
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According to Kik employees of the time, the tragedy was a moment of reckoning for the platform.
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The big picture: The media industry has undergone a reckoning in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
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The public reckoning of Wansink's work, other researchers say, is emblematic of psychological research as a whole.
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The reckoning for abusive men that started in Hollywood has turned its eye towards the music industry.
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As for much of the tech industry, 2018 has been a year of reckoning for artificial intelligence.
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Ms. Klebold's memoir, "A Mother's Reckoning: Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy," is to be released Monday.
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But this has turned into another reckoning for the tech industry, as some anticipated blockbusters fall flat.
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" But "the reckoning will come only if admissions reform puts the efficacy of those donations in doubt.
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Transitioning that sole ownership into the future foundation structure is likely a year out by his reckoning.
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Hollywood is currently facing a reckoning when it comes to sexual harassment and assault in the industry.
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Whatever it is, though, the punishment must be fair, Teicher says, or else we waste the reckoning.
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Guatemala's reckoning with its past has also become part of the conflict between reformers and the right.
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Reckoning that Jokowi's government was no longer serious about reform, Mr Sudirman defected to Mr Prabowo's camp.
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And so Donald Trump has finally created a reckoning for them, and it&aposs going to hurt.
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First, the deal comes at a time when the wearables market is facing a day of reckoning.
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Just as the Democratic senators helped create this moment, the Republican senators could face their own reckoning.
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By Parray's reckoning, since 1989 some 1,300 hectares of cropland surrounding his village have become residential neighborhoods.
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So his statement on Monday may be the beginning, not the end, of his reckoning in public.
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But the real reckoning would come if that skepticism spreads to their hundreds of millions of users.
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When they sat together a few weeks later at the Final Reckoning reunion, things were going strong.
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But I know that his preoccupation with his own grave offered a very effective way of reckoning.
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Here's a rundown on which Theranos projects you should check out in the wake of Holmes' reckoning.
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Critics accuse President Tayyip Erdogan of using the coup attempt as pretext for a reckoning political opponents.
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It's also about engaging difference... and humbly reckoning with 'the knowledge that anyone can teach us something.
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The longer China delays a reckoning with its problems, the more severe the eventual consequences will be.
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By his own reckoning, Michael Madsen has only made a handful of good films in his career.
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By official (very conservative) reckoning property prices fell some 23.8% over the next few years (see chart).
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On that reckoning, the costs of intermediation have stayed roughly constant at between 1.5-2% (see chart).
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The church's history with queer people demands a reckoning, much like its history with people of color.
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He also stars in director John Hyams's Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning, a hallucinatory, Lynch-ian nightmare.
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Whatever reckoning awaits the G.O.P. and conservatism after 2016 will have to begin with that brute fact.
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This now decade-old promise, I knew, would be only the beginning of a lifelong personal reckoning.
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But who Danny Bowien is, what his identity is, lies on the other side of this reckoning.
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Whether that is a utopian or dystopian future, only time will tell, but the reckoning is coming.
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Devices for people without such disabilities are about eight to ten years away, by Mr Musk's reckoning.
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This should also be a moment of reckoning for the community that raised up these young men.
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"Suspiria" unfolds against the events of the German autumn: a generational reckoning for a nation's buried rooms.
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Capitol Hill is facing a reckoning over sexual harassment, but hardly anyone wants to name names. Sen.
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What should have served as a reckoning has been transformed into an opportunity to take him down.
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"The longer youth trends continue to mount, the more sweeping will have to be the inevitable reckoning."
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He cut the number of piano students, reckoning that it was unwieldy to have more than 200.
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However, there are signs of a shift underway, and a new wave of #MeToo reckoning in China.
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This week's episode, "Vengeance is Mine," looks away from war and toward a reckoning with the past.
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Before that reckoning can happen, though, the Jacobites are waiting for something to happen in Northern England.
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So you do think there will be a reckoning of some kind on the right after this?
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By this reckoning, the actions of volunteers pose a direct risk to the security of Europe's borders.
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Most often, though, it's a frank reckoning with moral complexity, and how the hell we got here.
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It's impossible to not see Au Naturel as a timely exhibition given today's moment of cultural reckoning.
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Clinton and hope that Mr. Trump's defeat forces a reckoning that reboots the party's approach toward Latinos.
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The show's success took Pineapple by surprise, and it appears that the criticism precipitated a self-reckoning.
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"There is no question that the election of 2016 was a national reckoning for people," Hogue said.
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I'm always looking for that thing that I can just have infinite amounts of without a reckoning.
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Her lyrics — on subjects of love, fellowship and postcolonial reckoning — spring from a similar insistence on inquiry.
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She faintly realizes that the reckoning of the "true true," as she puts it, could destroy her.
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But she also says that China has ways to delay the reckoning, potentially for a long time.
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By Mr. Weyl and Mr. Posner's reckoning, the median household of four would gain $20,000 a year.
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But Trump turned the moment into a provocative distraction that skirted any real reckoning with the issues.
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"Now the day of reckoning has come," said Frank Pitre, a lawyer for some of the victims.
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Australia Diary As the #MeToo reckoning continues, a woman returning to Brisbane confronts the masculinity of work.
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Here's a look at the week's tech news: Big tech is about to face a reckoning. Probably.
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Times Insider A reporter's uncomfortable reckoning with the role his family's vacation travel plays in global warming.
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Last year's reckoning with sexual misconduct followed a pattern: accusations of misbehavior, then rightful condemnation, then excommunication.
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After years of propping up a struggling economy with unsustainable borrowing, Puerto Rico's financial reckoning was inevitable.
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The picture that emerges is of a central bank under pressure and at a moment of reckoning.
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The annual holiday culture wars and the reckoning over #MeToo have swirled together into a potent mix.
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Today is about reckoning and reawakening, and I hope it reaches all the guys on the bus.
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The reckoning came for Groupon's leadership today with both CEO Rich Williams and COO Steve Krenzer ousted.
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We see this movie with the through line of the older generation as kind of a reckoning.
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The story of a delivery man for death reckoning with his own mortality could really be something.
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"Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" finishes its fall season, and "Coco" offers a seemingly innocent emotional reckoning.
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It sufficed to bring him his treasure and, for 72 years and counting, spare him his reckoning.
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Mr. Trump's thirst for a reckoning among his inquisitors appears to have only grown in recent weeks.
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However, the repatriation is emblematic of a much larger movement of historical reckoning sweeping across the globe.
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Is it just me, or has anxiety about facial recognition quickly snowballed into a full-blown reckoning?
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Finally, there's "Blue," from 1993, Jarman's reckoning with his encroaching blindness at the end of his life.
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But there would be no reckoning that day for the most reckless figure in American political life.
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But the long path to the top, and the loneliness at the summit, are forcing a reckoning.
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The startup reckoning Shock and frustration are common feelings among startup employees now left in the lurch.
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The G.O.P. will not be able to postpone a reckoning on Donald Trump's presidency for much longer.
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Nor does she quite grant us the confessional reckoning we wish Jacob would finally give his daughter.
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The one-woman show follows a writer whose unexpected reunion with her mother leads to a reckoning.
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There was no reckoning, no equivalent of de-Nazification of the civil service, judiciary or security forces.
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Reckoning with the future takes a lot of labor — especially for those with a lot to lose.
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Belt tightening was sold as a shared undertaking, an unpleasant yet unavoidable reckoning with dangerous budget deficits.
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The Cannes Film Festival — the world's most prestigious — is reckoning with the fallout from the #MeToo movement.
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He's recently fallen behind Michael Bloomberg, by FiveThirtyEight's reckoning, and is now polling at around 7 percent.
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Since 2010 North Rhine-Westphalia has, by its own reckoning, paid €19.4 million for the bank information.
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By this reckoning, Petrarch, far from being the founding father of humanism, belonged to its third generation.
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For the Kurds, the partnership with Iraqi forces makes a long-overdue political reckoning necessary and urgent.
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A quiet old farm is the setting for a reckoning with shocking events, in this début novel.
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A day of reckoning Schnatter, who founded the company in 1984, believes it is now being mismanaged.
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But the reckoning has arrived: The physical infrastructure of the country doesn't yet match its delivery ambitions.
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In other words, neither confirmation nor death will prevent a day of reckoning once power shifts hands.
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Most important, there will be a reckoning at the polls this November and two years from now.
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When Trump's presidency is over, Republicans will spend many years reckoning with the decisions they have made.
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These philanthropic gestures: Are they distracting from, and delaying a reckoning with, deeper problems they themselves exacerbate?
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The country has yet to confront its authoritarian past, but the coming elections are forcing a reckoning.
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What might a "collective reckoning" that goes beyond caring about racist imagery look like in American society?
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This season has gotten repeatedly bogged down by chatter, positioning and repositioning characters for an impending reckoning.
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A full reckoning will have to wait until June, when the show's second half opens in Kassel.
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The national reckoning has added urgency and national attention to what began as a local, departmental dispute.
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Which brings me back to November's cover — a blatant disregard for what seemed like a sincere reckoning.
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So whether students are exposed to the recent reckoning is all up to the teachers they have.
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But by Taylor's own reckoning, if the blood-and-soil contingent wins, American democracy could be lost.
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With the Supreme Court's recently reinforced five-justice conservative majority, that day of reckoning seems far off still.
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Senate Democrats are nearing a reckoning over the deal they made last month to reopen the federal government.
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But now, they say, a reckoning has begun, and many treatment businesses are closing or fleeing the state.
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Photo: Alexander Koerner (Getty)There are mere days left in 2018, but Facebook's eternal year of reckoning continues.
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It was a moment of reckoning … seeing how dire the needs in our community were and still are.
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Bayer is now reckoning with the problems presented by its latest acquisition, Monsanto—and it may emerge stronger.
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But that was before the growing #MeToo movement ushered in a nationwide reckoning around sexual harassment and assault.
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The reckoning can't possibly be a battle of the sexes, because we're not all on the same side.
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Watch the latest trailer below, and prepare yourself the robot reckoning set to take over on April 22.
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A proper reckoning would include not only financial assets but human capital—a person's knowledge, skills and talents.
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"I'd like to see some reckoning for the fact that there is a significant pattern here," Sangrey said.
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Cosby's situation is specific, and the revelations about him predated the recent reckoning on sexual harassment and assault.
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The end of Bojack is near, and the contours of his final reckoning have slowly come into focus.
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"This is a civilizational moment in a way that I'm not sure we're all reckoning with," he said.
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Experts told BuzzFeed News that the #MeToo reckoning that transpired would undoubtedly work against Cosby at his retrial.
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The reckoning known as the #MeToo movement has dominated cultural conversations and reshaped social thinking around sexual harassment.
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Last week's penultimate Scandal episode brought a reckoning to the world of Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington) and associates.
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Given these facts, is it really the accused men of the Reckoning who have not had due process?
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Clinton herself said in her acceptance speech that the election represented a "moment of reckoning" for the country.
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In this reckoning currently rippling through Hollywood and beyond, women aren't the only survivors coming forward with stories.
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The fiscal reckoning will be unpalatable for Brexiters yearning to resurrect the Thatcherite dream of a smaller state.
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Images of Weinstein in handcuffs were seen by many women as a cathartic moment in the #MeToo reckoning.
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But the way we're reckoning with this movie is framed by our American cultural baggage, our Lunchbox Moments.
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Sam's reckoning is spurred after Ruth (Alison Brie) is sexually harassed and subsequently punished by a TV executive.
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And the slow, sinking, ugly suspicion that this road was headed to a place well beyond our reckoning.
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The boys club looked especially bad in light of the current sexual misconduct reckoning going on in Hollywood.
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For all the dancing in the streets that Catalonians are doing now, tough days of reckoning are coming.
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By the most recent available reckoning, 10 months into his tenure, his popularity still holds near 80 percent.
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A reckoning was needed, but the tribunal was deeply flawed, violating defendants' rights and open to political meddling.
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Just this month, protesters in London shut down parts of the city in their calls for a reckoning.
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And the reckoning has spread outside of entertainment — physicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is the latest to face allegations.
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I won't guess the specifics, but I do think 2019 will see some sort of reckoning over Instagram.
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Eventually, conversation between women about the most intimate topics would lead to a watershed reckoning about sexual harassment.
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Clearly on thin ice, it seems it won't be long before the John meets his day of reckoning.
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This pact is indeed like Faust's—but without the enjoyable moments of omnipotence before the reckoning falls due.
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By the company's own reckoning, the discount has widened from around 25% four years ago to over 40%.
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But, then again, so is the 30th competitor… The Challenge: Final Reckoning premieres July 10 at 9 p.m.
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It's been nearly two years since a societal reckoning was ignited by the investigation into Harvey Weinstein's misconduct.
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One of the most crucial questions A Mother's Reckoning poses is whether the lessons we can take from
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Google's policy change arrives amid a wider reckoning over Silicon Valley's impact, from income inequality to workers rights.
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There's just a single, streamlined story about a man reckoning with his legacy and facing his worst fears.
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Coal is facing its own reckoning with aggressive environmental regulations, technology advancements and greater concern of climate change.
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Now, the Guardian of the Forest, a woman with green hair and antlers, has come for a reckoning.
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Hollywood's #MeToo reckoning not only shone a light on the industry's toxic culture of predation and sexual violence.
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Granted, I have no idea whether South Africa's national reckoning was incredibly effective, but it's a good start.
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A year of reckoning: Very public abuses of the Internet by bad actors became national headlines this year.
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Yet the day of reckoning has finally pushed exporters to search for some way to stabilize the market.
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That would be a reckoning for the industry, because most media companies depend on advertising dollars to survive.
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We will determine what Princeton will be," says Glaude, "and that will involve a reckoning with the past.
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Have you heard of someone having a significant transformation after reckoning with their flawed understanding of American history?
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The characters are outcasts in a society that, by the show's own reckoning, values conformity and effortless perfection.
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It was about a moral reckoning with what the United States had done to win the Cold War.
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In demographic terms, this might be seen as the reckoning for the great recession that resulted from it.
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For Diaz, the reckoning didn't happen by choice, and the allegations range from verbal abuse to sexual misconduct.
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Now, the political world and Washington are facing a similar reckoning as both parties grapple with the fallout.
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Cambodia Two senior members of one of the most murderous regimes in history had their day of reckoning.
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But they expressed hope the shifting cultural ground surrounding sexual misconduct would force a reckoning for the president.
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Bannon, who has called for a "reckoning" with McConnell and the establishment, is in a win-win situation.
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Today's problems are a reminder: a "future-oriented" relationship can't start without a proper reckoning with the past.
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In a different place, in a different time, this could be a moment of reckoning and constructive action.
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But cutting discretionary spending to the bone will not be enough to head off a dangerous fiscal reckoning.
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Clinton, the problems with the Affordable Care Act could force a reckoning that she had hoped to avoid.
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The prime minister told MPs to have a "day of reckoning" with the people by triggering an election.
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He shares the liberal conviction that people have to determine the meaning of their lives by individual reckoning.
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Our great civilization here in America and across the civilized world has come upon a moment of reckoning.
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If Harris were to run, this would inevitably entail a transparent reckoning with her record as attorney general.
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White supremacy and toxic masculinity are nothing new, but today, America is in the midst of a reckoning.
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But for McGregor, this fight is his most important to date: it's a reckoning with who he's become.
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There's definitely going to be some sort of reckoning at some point, but it's still so early on.
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This was likewise Hodgson's motivation and his way of reckoning with the role of Islam in world history.
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He also vows for a day of reckoning -- but more importantly, he weighs in on Shaq being hired.
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Now that sort of view is becoming questioned in tech, which is in for this reckoning right now.
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Now that the impossible has happened, tech's day of reckoning is here — next Wednesday afternoon, to be precise.
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" Mr. Coppolino said "we are entering the biggest point in reckoning in American history since the Civil War.
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It has already led to Mr. Zuma's ouster and a moment of reckoning for post-apartheid South Africa.
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If we're to live in this era of massive power, however, let's at least seek an honest reckoning.
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Heart-wrenching though it may be, diving into certain waters requires reckoning with the creatures in those depths.
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I worry, however, that enthusiasm for A.I. is preventing us from reckoning with its looming effects on society.
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