A reckoning with hate, when rooted in Jewish history, is also a reckoning with resilience.
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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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And that's without reckoning with the AP's famous style guide.
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Much like the reckoning with sexual misconduct it comments on.
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He's like, we all need to be reckoning with this.
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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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It turns out Apple is reckoning with other defects, too.
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After reckoning with this experience, Eve White and Black disappear.
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Trumpism cannot be destroyed without reckoning with its economic dimension.
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She wants a public reckoning with the stories she's collected.
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Thank whichever God Dylan Baldi is thinking about reckoning with.
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There's no reckoning with anything, no introspection, just escalating mayhem.
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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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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 really is time for a reckoning with this unfit leader.
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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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All that matters is your reckoning with your beautiful, mythic suffering.
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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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"Just a Man" finds him reckoning with an inability to change.
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It's also a reckoning with the very fact of getting older.
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After the war, both were intent on reckoning with the past.
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Changing that will require a serious reckoning with racism and misogyny.
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THIS CLOSE TO HAPPY: A Reckoning With Depression, by Daphne Merkin.
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America is reckoning with a billionaire class that exacerbates income inequality.
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Today, the most relevant designers are celebrated for reckoning with the repulsive.
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Running for president in 2020 could mean reckoning with all of these.
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It was the year of the great Reckoning with powerful sexual predators.
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The coast is reckoning with rising sea waters, and rainfall is increasing.
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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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It's time for a reckoning with reality, reflection and reform, principled action.
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In this moment, the tech community is reckoning with what it's built.
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It might delay the reckoning with the law of large numbers, too.
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She stares off into to the distance, reckoning with the lost presidency.
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Poland's recent legislation illustrates the urgency of reckoning with these old scabs.
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One major challenge was reckoning with all the projects on my list.
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At the time, country music was still reckoning with its bro tendencies.
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But in reckoning with his legacy, there is often one surprising omission.
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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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The late '70s was also Los Angeles's moment of reckoning with desegregation.
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So we avoid it at the cost of reckoning with the truth.
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The album isn't a reckoning with her reputation; it's more like a PSA.
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The results offer food for thought as patients are reckoning with ailing joints.
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American consumers are also reckoning with an unprecedented loss of privacy and control.
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And even then the long-overdue reckoning with reality sent the government reeling.
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Humanity may finally be reckoning with the truly catastrophic threat of climate change.
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Treating a celebrity like she's a saint means reckoning with the fact that
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The measure comes about six months after Hollywood's reckoning with sexual harassment began.
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The poll, conducted from March 2-13, reflects Americans' reckoning with the outbreak.
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She and her neighbors were just beginning their grim reckoning with the damage.
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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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Here's a grand reckoning with the most revered compositional voice in contemporary jazz.
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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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But residents are reckoning with a stunning turn in its more recent history.
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Without a proper reckoning with the past, a future reconciliation will be impossible.
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Their downfall has left the influential Republicans they courted reckoning with the consequences.
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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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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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DP: For me, it's reckoning with them as people again, a one to one.
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"Our country is reckoning with something that is frankly too long delayed," Cecil said.
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But that verdict did not cause a widespread cultural reckoning with the brothers' claims.
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Castillo told Laugh Spin that C.K. seemed to be reckoning with his recent past.
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Reckoning with the past in a real way requires us to imagine new futures.
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Spending large amounts of time in Berlin requires a constant reckoning with the past.
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Perhaps, this is us reckoning with our muddy past, crossing over the River Jordan.
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WOMEN'S WORK: A Personal Reckoning With Labor, Motherhood, and Privilege, by Megan K. Stack.
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But relatives of those who died described gaps in their own reckoning with loss.
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Rather, it's people reckoning with the existential fears such events force us to contemplate.
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Many of them were reckoning with what they had almost lost — or did lose.
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Lopez, too, is gay, a fact that he resisted reckoning with in his teens.
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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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Time's Up was formed two years ago amid Hollywood's reckoning with prevalent sexual harassment.
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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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The restaurant business is reckoning with issues of gender and race in unprecedented ways.
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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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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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The case comes amid an ongoing reckoning with attitudes in South Korea toward women.
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The great reckoning with myself, with my memory, and with those close to me.
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Smarter Living: Understanding your genealogy is a fascinating reckoning with the stories we carry.
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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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We've reached the dawn of an era of reckoning with the unintended consequences of technology.
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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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Murray Perahia, 69, put off reckoning with the four-movement 45-minute "Hammerklavier" until recently.
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Today, conspiracy theories, not a reckoning with doping, continue to thread through the Chinese reaction.
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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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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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Reckoning with these feelings is hard, which is why people don't talk about them much.
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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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It is a cliché in the world that Germany had a "reckoning" with its past.
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Loving Edith Wharton requires the same reckoning with the insulting way she could describe Jews.
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Yet Republicans will not be able to postpone a reckoning with Trumpism for much longer.
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Read up on history For communities on the fringes, reckoning with inequality isn't something new.
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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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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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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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It's just facing an important and overdue reckoning with the hard realities that face any business.
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Lovecruft said that the community justice process can sometimes be helpful for groups reckoning with abuse.
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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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That is wishful thinking: parties adapt; Democrats have already spent decades reckoning with declining union power.
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Anita Hill forces a reckoning with workplace sexual harassment, harassment from somebody who is your superior.
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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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There's no reckoning with the foreseeable costs or gains of an impeachment process beyond the election.
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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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The RT news comes amid a broader reckoning with Russian influence in the American political process.
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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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I would soon discover why this reckoning with the state's history is essentially unavoidable in Jackson.
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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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It is not morality but culture — accepting our monstrosity, reckoning with it — that can save us.
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"It really is time for a reckoning with this unfit leader," the 74-year-old wrote.
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Some justices also expressed last year that a Supreme Court reckoning with abortion is long overdue.
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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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As memorial services continue throughout the week, many are publicly reckoning with his one-term presidency.
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Adding to the regional turmoil, Iran has also been reckoning with its worst unrest in decades.
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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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This year, long transit finds you reckoning with your hopes, fantasies, and delusions concerning home and identity.
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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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Like many industries right now, science is in the midst of reckoning with its sexual misconduct problems.
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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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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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Guatemala's reckoning with its past has also become part of the conflict between reformers and the right.
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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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This week's episode, "Vengeance is Mine," looks away from war and toward a reckoning with the past.
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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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But Trump turned the moment into a provocative distraction that skirted any real reckoning with the issues.
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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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The story of a delivery man for death reckoning with his own mortality could really be something.
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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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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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A quiet old farm is the setting for a reckoning with shocking events, in this début novel.
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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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Bayer is now reckoning with the problems presented by its latest acquisition, Monsanto—and it may emerge stronger.
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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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But the way we're reckoning with this movie is framed by our American cultural baggage, our Lunchbox Moments.
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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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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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It was about a moral reckoning with what the United States had done to win the Cold War.
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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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The prime minister told MPs to have a "day of reckoning" with the people by triggering an election.
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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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But for McGregor, this fight is his most important to date: it's a reckoning with who he's become.
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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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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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What's more, Congress is reckoning with a slow trickle of sexual harassment allegations, following the resignations of Sen.
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The #MeToo movement first revived interest in the Hill hearings, which provoked a nationwide reckoning with sexual harassment.
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Along similar lines, over here we're having an ever-expanding reckoning with sexual predators in the entertainment industry.
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Sadly, Mazarr's well-intentioned book is likely to provide yet another excuse to postpone reckoning with that failure.
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He promptly left for Peru to spend two weeks taking the substance and reckoning with his own mortality.
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Like other open-source communities, ReactJS is now reckoning with how it treats traditionally underrepresented groups in tech.
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And part of reckoning with a global art world is expanding one's tolerance for things we don't understand.
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Anything more specific would call for a reckoning with machismo — a problem of which he is a part.
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This time, the government has sought to project the sense that it is forthrightly reckoning with the crisis.
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Now, the spotlight is on the US as it faces its own potential reckoning with the deadly virus.
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That was a path former President Obama took in 2014 after months of reckoning with the Ebola scare.
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German's persistent reckoning with empowerment and adoration offers a welcome counter in the face of racism and sexism.
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But instead of having an honest reckoning with Trump's conduct, Republicans are still busying themselves throwing up smokescreens.
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One is that, unbidden and according to no plan, they find themselves continually reckoning with questions of identity.
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That's partly because the Democratic Party has not yet begun a serious reckoning with its defeat last year.
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Reckoning with its ad sales model is just one of the hard facts that Facebook is waking up to.
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But many parts of Florida are reckoning with significant wreckage and floodwater along its coasts and on inland farms.
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It's unsettled in its own way, an example of the way reckoning with the unspeakable can change you irreparably.
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The answer seemed easy until Ellen Pao jumpstarted a painful reckoning with her sexual harassment suit against Kleiner Perkins.
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So McHugh, in order to make a clean break, had to come to a real reckoning with her past.
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But Macau's rise has only delayed the industry's reckoning with the problem of its ageing customer base at home.
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"This is a civilizational moment in a way I'm not sure we're all reckoning with," Harris said on stage.
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Reckoning with the objects that make up a life is instinctual in many ways, and entirely practical in others.
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Killer robots point to fears of indestructible, clever, human-like computers in a world reckoning with nascent artificial intelligence.
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In the meantime, many industries are in disarray, reckoning with the way power has been used to harm women.
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Pixar's Coco, though, takes on the bigger challenge of reckoning with the cost, and wondering where the limit lies.
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That trip, from the very outset, helped crystalize this duality I've been reckoning with ever since I was young.
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Hollywood is experiencing a reckoning with the most disturbing parts of its culture — and our culture as a whole.
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At the same time, she is reckoning with the fact that many Palestinian foods are branded abroad as Israeli.
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We haven't always been the biggest fans, reckoning with pop and perfectionism through our own complicated relationships with her.
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It becomes clear about halfway through the episode that this is also a reckoning with her life for Gloria.
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But there was no open reckoning with the downside and little apparent planning for the day it became possible.
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A new film tells the story of Yayoi Kusama's reckoning with her own demons and those of the artworld.
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Gulping down the red pill will mean reckoning with the truth and seeing "how deep the rabbit hole [went]".
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Joya Powell, whose work is known for reckoning with issues of race and justice, won for outstanding emerging choreographer.
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This was another elimination before the conference finals; this, now, marks another offseason to spend reckoning with their failures.
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Because tech, like science, has much work to do in reckoning with issues of race, gender, inclusion, and intersectionality.
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By the time English ventures out as a serial entrepreneur in his 30s, we're reckoning with a complicated fellow.
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That's the thing I actually don't know how to solve, but I don't think we're reckoning with it well.
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Her lyrics chronicle sadness, doubts, self-destructive urges, frail physical and mental health and a constant reckoning with faith.
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"It really is time for a reckoning with this unfit leader," Young wrote in a post on his site.
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King, of course, may face an eventual reckoning with voters next year, as he faces a serious primary fight.
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Compassion is not summarizing the beauty of the wave; it's picking through the wreckage, reckoning with who was hurt.
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He promised, among other things, welfare for the poor and a break and a reckoning with Indonesia's authoritarian past.
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Reckoning with that history is crucial to the discussion about how to rein in Big Tech's seemingly limitless power.
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The platform's removal from the mainstream internet sparked heated debate about reckoning with online communities known for inciting violence.
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The public reckoning with that abuse forced out the university president and other leaders and set off extensive investigations.
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Any reckoning with the longest war in this country's history must also grapple with one of its gravest miscalculations.
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And it means reckoning with the dangers of "polite" racism, as Dr. King warned, which still rings true today.
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But, owing to the father's decline, they became something else: a reckoning with loss while her father was alive.
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It means reckoning with private surveillance databases armed with dossiers on regular citizens and outsourced to the highest bidder.
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He's not opening a debate about sexual power and responsibility; that would mean reckoning with the allegations against him.
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Reckoning with your parents' mistakes is hard enough to do privately, especially if you had nothing to do with it.
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Despite the length of Mr. Zuckerberg's Senate appearance, there was no serious reckoning with what happened in the 2016 election.
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Reckoning with reality Hedge fund operators still work out of trophy offices and enjoy perks like ski and beach junkets.
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But for many, a "peek into the celestial machine" now involves a reckoning with the startling power of our species.
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Blocking that path will require reckoning with the very nature of music and the industry and cultures that surround it.
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That would only delay the reckoning with societal change that the GOP sidestepped again by standing behind Trump this week.
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Mr. Chen is still waiting for a frank reckoning with the legacy of Mao's Cultural Revolution, and so is China.
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Automakers are reckoning with an unsustainable status quo: They have too many factories that make cars Americans don't want anymore.
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But the company is still reckoning with the problems that have come along with its aggressive push to scale globally.
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This involves a much fuller reckoning with the long and complicated history of Silicon Valley and the business of war.
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But many others, like her husband, are reckoning with the imbalance in their homes, and are trying to change it.
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But chief among the lessons of that campaign season is our public reckoning with women candidates on a national level.
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Hers is a cinema of everyday rituals, personal histories and a knotty reckoning with the lingering effects of colonialist aggressions.
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Like the United States military, Sweden has spent the past year reckoning with sexual harassment and assault in its ranks.
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My heart aches for them, and for a nation that so doggedly resists a genuine reckoning with its original sin.
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Germans spent much of the postwar years reckoning with the mass slaughter their government and family members had carried out.
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What followed is a heartbreaking story of institutionalization, scientific discovery, and a reckoning with the promises of the American dream.
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But the country's reckoning with its Nazi past is not as complete as might be assumed, activists and historians say.
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A sincere reckoning with just how much of our lives we spend watching things is probably impossible at this point.
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Now it faces a reckoning with the U.S. decision to pull out of the nuclear deal and reimpose onerous sanctions.
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For some professional women, the struggles of Ms. Warren's campaign feel like a reckoning with their standing in the world.
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Yet a reckoning with the reality of our changing earth must also come to terms with the exigencies of language.
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But for me as an Iranian, each encounter is a reckoning with who I am, and what I can say.
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At the same time, some hope that by reckoning with its troubles, the Met is poised to turn a corner.
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Even Zuckerberg's apology to Congress felt more like a faceless Uber ad than a real person's reckoning with his sins.
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On Tuesday, Justice O'Connor announced her own reckoning with the disease that had afflicted her husband, John J. O'Connor III.
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But this production of "Lolita, My Love," like the "Carrie" revival, is reckoning with where the last one went wrong.
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In many ways, the fall in oil prices is forcing a painful reckoning with how Iraq has conducted its economic affairs.
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In a time where we are reckoning with women's voices and place in the world, Jessica Jones held so much potential.
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It was also a continuation of Obama's long public reckoning with race in America, which began well before he entered office.
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XXXTentacion Russell Simmons' fall from grace is the closest thing to a #MeToo reckoning with professional consequences the industry has experienced.
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If Apple does want to be a values-driven company, it's going to have to come to a reckoning with China.
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Reckoning with a layoff means adjusting to the knowledge that your job isn't always in your control — but your career is.
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The allegations come in the midst of a nationwide reckoning with sexual misconduct, following the allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.
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This time, amid a national reckoning with Confederate monuments, the city responded differently, at least after a bit of bureaucratic pingpong.
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When single parenthood is given a story's full attention, it often lacks substantial reckoning with the realities of that family structure.
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While there is no easy solution to reckoning with predators, it's on all of us to continue to fight for change.
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In ninth-grade English classes around the country, To Kill a Mockingbird is supposed to deliver a reckoning with American racism.
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They are forever linked to the same cause -- the search for answers from police departments reckoning with two high-profile shootings.
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There is a reckoning with some of their shittier behavior later on in the movie as well, and something like catharsis.
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It's a reckoning with his legacy that attempts to define the man in relationship to the world in which he lived.
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The 2018 legislation introduced by Harris, Booker, and Scott comes amid an ongoing reckoning with America's history of racism and discrimination.
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But on this scorching summer day, his mission was to help Georgetown begin the uneasy process of reckoning with its past.
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The vehemence of those challenges led both Democrats and Republicans to question the CIA's own reckoning with the mistakes it made.
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"Ordinary Life" is momentarily explicit, but it shifts to Tesfaye's own reckoning with morality, holding onto the cross on his neck.
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Why it matters: Some tech companies are reckoning with their military relationships, which sometimes raise questions among progressive-leaning tech workforces.
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The forums, where parents post questions and buy and sell baby gear, are now reckoning with public shaming and privacy issues.
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WOMEN'S WORK A Reckoning With Work and Home By Megan K. Stack Motherhood is an exercise that both equalizes and divides.
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The latest chapter in the country's continuing reckoning with the legacy of the Confederacy is being written by grade school students.
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The study is emblematic of genetics as a field not seriously reckoning with its potential for misuse by 21st century pseudoscience.
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Only a thorough and honest reckoning with the oaths they have taken as senators and as impeachment jurors will do that.
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Read: Canada, Too, Faces a Reckoning With History and Racism Churchill, Manitoba, is to polar bears as Kingston is to Macdonald.
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In particular, a growing number of people, fueled by peer pressure and shame, are reckoning with their emissions from air travel.
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His new work, a solo dance-play called "The Unknown Dancer in the Neighborhood," is his way of reckoning with it.
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But now, as the culture engages in a deep reckoning with this problem, that muted response feels wrong, if not complicit.
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It argues that Germany, eager to shed its Nazi past, isn't reckoning with the rise of anti-Semitism, xenophobia and racism.
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The disclosure laws emerged in response to black activists and lawyers who pressed for reparations and a public reckoning with history.
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The longevity of some of the leading figures in American modern dance may have delayed a reckoning with the legacy issue.
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In a world acknowledging and reckoning with climate change, the push to cut down consumption of animal-based products is loud.
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The author, reckoning with Stage 4 melanoma, demystifies the final experience of our lives, exploring questions of control, fear and regret.
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You might be reckoning with frigid temperatures — and maybe your New Year's resolutions (we're not judgy if you haven't kept them).
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His death at 33 inevitably suggests the arc of resurrection, or at least a biblical reckoning with his time on earth.
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There's no grand reckoning with the system of global production from which this cry for help is said to have emerged.
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I'm all about laying down rules, but are the governments and companies developing these technologies seriously reckoning with the potential downsides?
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Yet the Supreme Court is reckoning with the lingering fallout from the financial crisis that rocked the global economy a decade ago.
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Advocates for gender equality are reckoning with what one called a "wonderful challenge" — four or more women running for president in 2020.
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But if the American left is about to have its own reckoning with anti-Semitism, please don't make the mistakes we did.
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It will require reckoning with the structures of privilege that undergird everything, even these empowering, feminist books, and the industry behind them.
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As the number of voices swelled, Rick hoped that the national reckoning with sexual assault and harassment would hit country music too.
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But a complete reckoning with the Dreamcatcher magic requires a return to 2003, when Dreamcatcher accidentally butted heads with the Iraq War.
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The longer they fail to face up to Brexit's painful trade-offs, the more brutal will be the eventual reckoning with reality.
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But like everyone else in the entertainment industry, she's also reckoning with the post-Harvey Weinstein world that we all now inhabit.
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That last in the most important—without a reckoning with the horrors of this war, Syria will be unable to move on.
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It's an unsettling reality and one that may have social networks reckoning with their role as catalysts for this new disturbing virality.
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It's about reckoning with a period of change from a more settled place, celebrating growth but also embracing the chaos of uncertainty.
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And Turner's piece — which he later published on Medium — dissected his reckoning with that realization while at a concert in New York.
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As the support for Bernie Sanders this election cycle has shown, young people want to see a reckoning with precarity and inequality.
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It was a harbinger of a larger reckoning with the disparity between the payoff they promised and the truth of their inadequacies.
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David Franzoni's script tells a lot of stories: Cinque's struggle, Baldwin's actualization, Adams' last hurrah (and his reckoning with his father's legacy).
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Over the last few years, Facebook has been reckoning with how its astronomical growth has affected both local communities and global politics.
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At times it can seem as if she is publicly reckoning with the personal trauma of buying into the failed military campaign.
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We see Guillam—romantic Lothario, empathetic mercenary—both during the Cold War and in retirement, reckoning with events in which he participated.
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It also mirrors one of the few significant failures of The Pound Era, the lack of full reckoning with Pound's anti- Semitism.
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Because we would rather be certain and wrong about the future than admitting we have no idea and reckoning with those feelings.
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These days he's dealing with administrative matters in Germany, a task far removed from the fear of reckoning with an autocratic regime.
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In Mary Queen of Scots, we don't see a reckoning with the future of a country united across the Scottish-English border.
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And it divided a country that, after reckoning with its Nazi past, had long seemed immune to the rise of populist movements.
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Or do you think we're going to be reckoning with what he's peddling and what he represents for a good, long while?
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It was a belated reckoning with reality: The low-hanging fruit of deterrent immigration policies had been picked a long time ago.
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A fuller reckoning with the era's history would begin by acknowledging the countless G.I.s and civilians who stood together against the war.
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To me, any discussion of power is essentially one about freedom, and talk of freedom is impossible without a reckoning with power.
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Often reading off a written statement, looking ill at ease, he offered a reckoning with his broken-down jalopy of a team.
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"Miseducation" is neither a glib sendup of a less enlightened era nor a pious reckoning with the bygone injustices of the past.
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It is a presupposition of that debate that Germany's "reckoning with its past" had been going on for some time before that.
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Like much of the restaurant industry, the organization has been reckoning with systematic sexual harassment, as well as racial and gender imbalance.
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Movies made in the post-civil-rights era have struggled to acknowledge this legacy, and have generally avoided reckoning with it honestly.
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Canada's reckoning with its history with Indigenous peoples has been underway for years, with notable emphasis recently on reforming the justice system.
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On Sunday, Cuba was also reckoning with the damage from Hurricane Irma, which roared along the island nation's northern coast on Saturday.
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Martha Cooley's memoir, 'Guesswork: A Reckoning With Loss,' goes deep, chronicling the year she spent living in a small village in Italy.
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A more genteel exploration of life's inevitable decay can be found in Martha Cooley's GUESSWORK: A Reckoning With Loss (Catapult, paper, $16.95).
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The suit underscores the legal complications of reckoning with such wide-reaching crimes as those Mr. Epstein is said to have committed.
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On a number of occasions, Buttigieg revealed a naive theory of politics that seems bereft of serious reckoning with power or policy.
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The ballet world, like everywhere, is still reckoning with sex scandals in its institutions, some of which his collaborators had danced for.
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They mark what could be the beginning of a long-overdue public reckoning with power and consent in American graduate school programs.
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And making the most prominent German officer sympathetic to saving Jewish children avoids reckoning with the depths of the Third Reich's evils.
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Her book is a deeply honest and brave portrait of an individual sensibility reckoning with her country's violent role in the world.
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Nothing like the dreary days of winter to force a reckoning with the clutter that has found its way into your life.
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In it, he argues that Germany, eager to shed its past, isn't reckoning with the rise of anti-Semitism, xenophobia and racism.
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The #MeToo movement, which kicked off in late 2017, forced a nationwide reckoning with gendered power imbalances and abuse in the workplace.
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I think that we are now reckoning with the idea that companies have more power than ever, they're more global than ever.
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Still, I hope we can summon the political will for a reckoning with how thoroughly this administration has betrayed America's highest ideals.
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In a 2012 book by the French philosopher Renaud Camus, he argued that all Western countries were reckoning with erasure by birthrate.
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It's about reckoning with choices made to hold on to one's culture and the best way to carry it into the future.
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"We need to have a reckoning with the message that you have, and what you're saying about, 'Make America Great Again,' " she continued.
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Photo: kkolosov (Pixabay)The scientific world, like so many industries, is finally reckoning with widespread sexual and gender-based harassment within its ranks.
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But in interviews this week, when Axios asked Pichai and Gates how they are reckoning with the backlash against bigness, they defended it.
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Combine this recycling reckoning with the increased concern about ocean plastic and the consequences for marine life, and you've got our current situation.
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So much of the past two years has been about reckoning with the power that the biggest tech platforms have over their users.
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The sheer scale and sustained ferocity of the reckoning with sexual harassment since the Harvey Weinstein revelations have taken almost everyone by surprise.
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As Congress faces increasing pressure to deal with its own moment of reckoning with sexual harassment, the OCE will play an important role.
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At the end, her Uber rating dips down to a lowly 2.4, and she faces the prospect of reckoning with her life choices.
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Kavanaugh was accused of sexual assault in the middle of America's reckoning with sexual harassment and abuse, and his confirmation was in doubt.
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In the midst of our cultural reckoning with the abuses of powerful men, Monica Lewinsky is revisiting her own story, 20 years later.
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I'm still occasionally getting migraines, and I'm still reckoning with having a thinner ponytail, but it's a relief to not have an IUD.
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The reckoning with the allegations against the real Jackson have seen the episode pulled from circulation, and it won't appear on Disney+ either.
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Local journalists are reckoning with a new reality: The greatest threat to working in journalism is public contempt for us as a workforce.
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That's not a great proposition at a time when digital media is undergoing something of a reckoning with its ad-driven business model.
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It manages to blend the miniature world of an uninteresting town with a profound reckoning with the human heart in all its vagaries.
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It raises the interesting possibility that a true reckoning with horrific atrocities—whether these involve genocide or slavery—requires certain limits on speech.
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To begin seriously reckoning with such unasked questions, we would do well to examine the liberal tradition's own internal debates over communitarian values.
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In pundit circles, the liberal reckoning with Bill Clinton has well and truly begun, both here at Vox and at other large publications.
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In fact, accounting for that explosion, and reckoning with what it might mean for contemporary American culture, is part of the book's mission.
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But the museum, one of the nation's top contemporary art institutions, is still reckoning with the fallout and with questions about decision making.
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Rage at the election of a man who boasted about grabbing women's genitals helped set off the #MeToo movement's reckoning with sexual misconduct.
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College presidents across the country emphasize the importance of "diversity, inclusion and belonging," and they are reckoning with their institutions' ties to slavery.
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Robert Greene's "Bisbee '17" last year told the story of an Arizona town reckoning with its history of copper mining and class warfare.
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"Democrats and the center left are overdue for a real reckoning with the allegations" against Clinton, MSNBC host Chris Hayes tweeted in November.
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The conversation about the role food plays in Charleston has changed, too, particularly as the city moves deeper into reckoning with its past.
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The question of whether he and Melanie will have enough money for Troy's tuition gives way to a resentful reckoning with his peers.
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The Mets' reckoning with their disappointing season continued Tuesday, when they announced the dismissal of their pitching coach and their head athletic trainer.
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A.I. presents the challenge of reckoning with our skewed histories, while working to counterbalance our biases, and genuinely recognizing ourselves in each other.
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Coke and Pepsi are also reckoning with the decline in U.S. soda consumption, which makes its non-soda sales all the more important.
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As Egyptians prepare to bury Hosni Mubarak, the former Egyptian strongman, they are faced with the complex task of reckoning with his legacy.
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Now, Louisiana State is reckoning with the possibility that part of its title-winning football team violated rules governing benefits for student-athletes.
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References to the Concorde may date the play, but Ms. McIntyre's reckoning with the objectification of women is, heaven knows, worth experiencing anew.
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A full-on reckoning with sexual harassment in the restaurant business is more freight than this respectful, ambling book was meant to carry.
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The record is a stark reckoning with this fact, and with the question of how someone could write songs about such a fact.
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Each such ambush occasions a fresh reckoning with the state of policing in New York City, and Officer Familia's killing was no different.
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Yet, the most absorbing parts of "Miss Americana" involve Swift's reckoning with the disillusionment of dislike — not simply other people's but her own.
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POSTSCRIPT To rebuild her figure skating career after a reckoning with mental health struggles, the Olympian has focused on redefining what success means.
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Meanwhile, we're not reckoning with scientists' predictions that worst-case weather scenarios will be more likely — and common — if we don't change course.
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Thirteen weeks into his voyage, Jakub's wife, Lenka, leaves him, occasioning a major reckoning with his motives for undertaking such a dangerous mission.
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But any collective reckoning with racism that comes out of this moment must go beyond the personal and offensive to the unequal depths.
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SA: What Cheryl is saying — and I second her — is that we see in your letter a person bravely reckoning with her indoctrination.
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"We need to have a reckoning with the message that you have and what you're saying about 'Make America Great Again,'" she said.
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Any full reckoning with the BPA requires an examination of the books themselves, something that the digital versions now allow anyone to do.
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Vice President Mike Pence may now live thousands of miles away from Indiana, but his home state is still reckoning with his legacy.
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Dear White People takes its narrative upstarts seriously, and the show is ruthless when it comes to reckoning with the events of last season.
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Meanwhile, the world is reckoning with the global #MeToo movement as it continues to expose the sexual misconduct of powerful men across every industry.
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Every iteration of Snoop Dogg's career sees him reckoning with a different form of religion, from Rastafarianism to Christianity on his latest gospel album.
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For many non–Native Americans, this was a brief moment of reckoning with the painful history of appropriation, land-use rights, and indigenous customs.
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But the US has been reckoning with vulnerability disclosure since at least 2008, and in 2014 instructed the NSA to largely stop hoarding vulnerabilities.
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But the social media giant still has a long way to go with reckoning with the ways it's shaped the world we live in.
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But these provocations, and other earnest attempts at reckoning with how men behave, are evidence that #MeToo has also created an opportunity for everyone.
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Chicago-based Boeing is now reckoning with a blow to its reputation and the financial cost of getting the planes back in the air.
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The Tale got a ton of buzz at Sundance and is unquestionably a timely film, coming amid Hollywood's reckoning with sexual harassment and assault.
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"There is now a reckoning with this immiseration of women, and Kavanaugh's enemies are presenting him as representative of this wretched culture," he wrote.
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It's safe to say that Hollywood — and media, music, food, and so many other industries — is reckoning with the fallout of the Weinstein Effect.
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Most importantly, it postpones their reckoning with the fact that Trump in office has done little but enrich himself, his cronies, and the 1%.
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Facebook's public reckoning with these issues comes as its extraordinary growth has resulted in pressure from policymakers around the world to address its problems.
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Former Nick Jr. kids are now reckoning with this all-grown-up intrepid explorer, whose obstacles are a lot bigger than Swiper the Fox.
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You Want It Darker is everything that this transitory jumble and the green box is not; it's a reckoning with death, a final statement.
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Although she lost her case, Desmond's story ended up in many Canadian newspapers, causing a cultural moment of reckoning with the racist status quo.
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It was reckoning with this negrophobia over natural hairstyles from within the black community that I realized how radical braids and dreads still are.
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It has also forced a reckoning with the union's failure to deal humanely with the challenge of migration from Africa and the Middle East.
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In order to come to any adult reckoning with an affair, the betrayed must avoid wallowing too long in the warm bath of righteousness.
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The notion of retreat thus remains antithetical to the prevailing American method of reckoning with almost any challenge: Dig in and slug it out.
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Maybe this all sounds like a grand reckoning—with her public image, with getting older, and with the increasingly fractured sound of pop today.
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A reader cannot help reckoning with the truth that the problem of police brutality and mass incarceration won't be remedied with technology and training.
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Both times, the levees mostly held—and so the local political establishment was able to postpone reckoning with the bigger deluge in the making.
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In his late thirties, he is reckoning with some familial issues of his own: his wife has left him and his sister has died.
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Art is an excuse to imagine the lives of others—to begin reckoning with those around us, and the stories we might tell together.
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The fast-food industry is facing a similar reckoning, with Popeyes locations around the country seeing violence following the return of its chicken sandwich.
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This is Hardcore saw Britpop's working class heroes reckoning with fame, hedonism, success, money, and the grotesque distortion of reality that come with them.
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The relatively recent history of Pinochet's dictatorship looms over many Chileans, and artists are still in the process of reckoning with the country's past.
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Great Mills High, like so many other schools across the country, was already reckoning with school violence in the aftermath of the Florida shooting.
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Reckoning with wealth (yours or that of others) is welcome, as are all attempts to wrestle with its absence and the impact of that.
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Mr. Matiang'i also promised a reckoning with the planners of what he described, again without evidence, as a sinister plot that had been foiled.
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When a host of other backstage deals with Blue Dogs — like reckoning with disparities among states in Medicare reimbursements — failed, Pelosi managed the fallout.
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His subsequent trial, held in a Jerusalem courtroom and open to the public, was a crucial event in the global reckoning with the Holocaust.
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The cybersecurity community is reckoning with influencer culture for the first time after several popular figures ran paid advertisements on their social media accounts.
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And while Amir may be in prison, this tense, politically angry film suggests that Israel bypassed a reckoning with the nurturers of his fanaticism.
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A true reckoning with the problems of assault and harassment has to include an examination of their role — otherwise, they might simply repeat it.
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So yes, I think the state has to be much more involved if we are to have any chance of reckoning with this issue.
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What scholars hope is that this dispute leads to a broader reckoning with what America means for black people and how to achieve equality.
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To this day, Egypt has not had a reckoning with the massacre, the worst mass killing in a single day in modern Egyptian history.
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At a time when Silicon Valley is reckoning with biases in the fundraising process, this is a good study that offers some possible solutions.
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As the threat to Jim's life increases, the story becomes about Huck having a moral reckoning with the institution of slavery he's grown up alongside.
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The field of psychology, overall, has been reckoning with a "replication crisis" where many classic findings in the science don't hold up under rigorous scrutiny.
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Within a month, McClure was removed from the accelerator after admitting to sexual misconduct and 22017 Startups started reckoning with the ramifications of his actions.
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We understand this call for removal as an historic moral opportunity for creatively reckoning with the past and opening space for a more just future.
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Amelia finds herself at a meeting, reckoning with the role that surgeons play in the opioid crisis as well as her devastated hopes for Betty.
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They are reckoning with how these visits may have shaped the trajectory of their lives — their health, their careers, the relationships they formed or didn't.
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By glancing at another woman's epic interactions with fame — Boyd was once harassed by Beatles fans in an alley — Swift is reckoning with her own.
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His confirmation followed an unusually partisan process that united Republicans, but divided the population in an era defined by the public's reckoning with sexual misconduct.
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The Chicago-based planemaker is now reckoning with a blow to its reputation and the financial cost of getting the planes back in the air.
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On the 30th anniversary of the massacre, a public reckoning with the event seemed no more likely than a full investigation into Tiananmen does today.
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Franken is the most powerful politician to lose his job in the midst of a national reckoning with sexual assault and harassment in the workplace.
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Already stressed by habitat degradation and the wildlife trade, amphibians are now reckoning with the chytrid fungi, pathogens that humans have spread the world over.
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The Cambridge Analytica revelations touched off the most serious crisis in Facebook's history, and, with it, a public reckoning with the power of Big Tech.
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But reckoning with the violence itself was the appeal: I thought I could confront our dark side, just like Luke Skywalker, and come away enlightened.
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But in the midst of an international reckoning with the ills of sexual harassment and sexual violence, what Gillibrand did was less calculating than candid.
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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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Only an honest reckoning with how we have failed them in the present will empower Afghan women to claim their rightful place in Afghanistan's future.
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As Houston sprawls over the prairies, its residents are reckoning with the likelihood that the city will flood time and again in the decades ahead.
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The plot of the book is not just her life, or even her intellectual life, but the drama of her ambivalent biographer reckoning with both.
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Some in Germany viewed the decision to tear down the Palast as an attempt to erase decades of complex history without fully reckoning with it.
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Such a vision is most likely to be credible if it includes an honest reckoning with the coalition government's failures over the past four years.
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One of the many obstacles to reckoning with global warming is the stubborn notion that humans are not powerful enough to affect the entire planet.
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This is the first time that Ramon's visions have hurt another person, and the event is sure to force another, more intense reckoning with them.
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He was in a middle of a divorce and reckoning with a dramatic dip in the art market that affected the value of his work.
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Stennis's hearings, coming at what might have been a strategic turning point in the war, made a deeper presidential reckoning with the war almost impossible.
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The first step toward an honest reckoning with the reality of demand is to admit that political polarization long predates the rise of social media.
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Millie von Platen New York City Boyer's raw portrayal of her reckoning with cancer offers a fresh perspective on how health and identity are linked.
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But there are real costs to our relationship with the Saudis, and I'm not sure that our policy elites are reckoning with them at all.
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But if the world's most prestigious cinema competition is reckoning with the industry's dark past, Cannes also must deal with its own present-day deficits.
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Today, we talk to our critic about his reckoning with abuse allegations against Michael Jackson — and his efforts to abstain from the pop star's music.
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Carefully choreographed, shot in hazy and ethereal light, they echo the sublime power of a Turner landscape even as they portray a reckoning with garbage.
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More broadly, Trump's tweets on Tuesday suggest that instead of trying to have a sincere reckoning with his political shortcomings, he's in denial about them.
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US Democrats this year have been reckoning with whether to appear at AIPAC, which has come under criticism for advocating against the Iran nuclear deal.
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Home to an Algerian diaspora in the millions, France is already reckoning with the boatloads of young would-be migrants who attempt the dangerous crossing.
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There's a tightness to Love's smaller paintings in this show, an accounting for and reckoning with every inch of the canvas, that is especially satisfying.
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Lars von Trier's film about a family reckoning with a wedding and the simultaneous end of the world is an unexpectedly tense, suspense-filled work.
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I highly doubt those people I passed were in the midst of reckoning with their own mortality, but they helped me do that with my own.
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Just hours before social media companies face a regulatory reckoning with Facebook's appearance on the Hill, Twitter is taking a step to get right with Congress.
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Of a series of external threats, defensive internal calculations, and false starts that delayed Facebook's reckoning with its impact on global affairs and its users' minds.
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Medicalizing Trump is a distraction from reckoning with the political and media environment that led to the election of a man of his character and qualification.
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It has even prompted a mini reckoning with the new standards — that some of the same magazines running the thinkpieces have promoted — of buffness for men.
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Here's why it matters: Trump was never forced into a face-to-face reckoning with Mueller's investigators, and that was a very good thing for Trump.
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The magnitude of the reaction to the accusations against Mr Weinstein makes clear that a reckoning with abuses by men in the workplace was long overdue.
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And I think that that's a philosophical decision about what we want our society to look like, and I think it's one that's worth reckoning with.
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What's evident from this trailer is that people are reckoning with the world they've built, fictional and interactive, and this season will see big questions addressed.
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Looking at the tragedies of his recent past and reckoning with a future that seemed robbed of hopefulness, his takeaway was this: nothing gold can stay.
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But with growth capital leaving Alberta and transportation problems unresolved, producers are feeling their way along in the early days of reckoning with almost unprecedented challenges.
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But here in Baltimore, a city still reckoning with terse relationships between police and the communities they're sworn to protect, this story was all too familiar.
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Hillary Clinton's new campaign memoir, What Happened, has poked the festering wounds in the Democratic Party, but should also force a reckoning with her political legacy.
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Bachman is one of six survivors of depression who spoke to CNN to offer hope and guidance to a nation reckoning with the realities of suicide.
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But the retrial takes place in a world colored by the #MeToo movement and its reckoning with celebrities using their power to harass and assault women.
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The misconduct allegations weighed down the race, especially with Congress and the entire country in the middle of a painful reckoning with sexual harassment and abuse.
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What we're seeing with #MeToo is not just survivors telling their stories, but a reckoning with how entrenched sexual violence and harm is in every industry.
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Meanwhile, Caparzo is reckoning with his own death, retrieving a letter from a pocket and holding it out to his companions who are hiding behind cover.
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That is why, for her, a large part of this conversation is about reckoning with our own diasporic privilege and how that plays into these stereotypes.
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But Holcombe is betting that the anxiety surrounding coronavirus will make the issue more salient and perhaps will force a reckoning with the anti-vaxx left.
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"Reckoning With the Real Michael Jackson" was produced by Annie Brown, Theo Balcomb and Andy Mills, with help from Neena Pathak, and edited by Lisa Tobin.
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For some, the loss of stability leads to a reckoning with mortality, while for others, it leads to a rehaul of one's closet or stress-baking.
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But now that the retailer has filed for bankruptcy protection, the financier is reckoning with his legacy — and tells the NYT that he, too, has suffered.
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California is reckoning with its dark past Muratsuchi's resolution is the latest action in an effort by California leaders to reckon with the state's problematic history.
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Critic's Notebook A reimagining of his final album by the drummer and producer Makaya McCraven is another step toward a contemporary reckoning with his powerful oeuvre.
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The project is Kirsten's way of reckoning with the fact that someday, her father will die — and so will she, and so will everyone she loves.
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The money being made by Mr. Ailes and Mr. O'Reilly put off any broader reckoning with the culture that was being created and perpetuated at Fox.
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Reparations authorized by elected representatives after democratic deliberation and a serious reckoning with the past would surely be more powerful than a grudging payment like Ward's.
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Reckoning with the political hurdle of Congress is actually quite valuable, since supporters will need to bring more people on board to push the policy forward.
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In the 1970s, they set out on a long reckoning with its consequences, pioneering the promotion of human rights and asserting congressional control over war powers.
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The more of it that goes on, the better we'll all be about reckoning with the complex emotions that having more or having less can inspire.
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"Escape From Spiderhead," one of the gems in "Tenth of December," closed with a young man reckoning with his demise and saying goodbye to the world.
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Like many movies about the overcoming of racism, it offers belated acknowledgment of bravery and talent and an overdue reckoning with the sins of the past.
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We are now in a cultural moment where the country is reckoning with years of unspoken sexual harassment, and learning to speak openly about sexual abuse.
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Stark's story, from his very first movie, has been about coming to terms with his father's legacy while also reckoning with his effect on the world.
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But if we want to come to a full reckoning with our DNA, we have to get a lot more familiar with the science behind it.
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The conflagration centered on the terrifying possibility that global banks would not be able to find enough dollars to avoid a reckoning with dollar-based debts.
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It's been 20 years since the publication of Laurie Halse Anderson's debut novel, "Speak," about a high school freshman reckoning with the trauma of her rape.
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He took office in January, faith communities — from Christian evangelicals to Muslims to the spiritual but not religious — have been reckoning with the aftermath ever since.
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The Americans knew that their use of Kurdish forces might one day lead to a reckoning with Baghdad and Ankara, but felt they had little choice.
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For Kirke, that just goes to show that our current reckoning with the systemic power imbalances in Hollywood and their consequences didn't just come out of nowhere.
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In between the two trials, the #MeToo movement, the national reckoning with sexual misconduct by powerful men, was born following allegations against the movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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The investigation adds the capital's Episcopal population, and the nationally renowned neo-Gothic cathedral at its center, to the list of communities reckoning with sex abuse scandals.
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The #MeToo and #TimesUp campaigns, including the public reckoning with sexual abuse allegations against R. Kelly and Bill Cosby, have been wake up calls to Black men.
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Facebook has spent all of 2018 reckoning with the consequences of platform abuse, most notably the Cambridge Analytica scandal, which involved the improper collection of user data.
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The project explores my love and nostalgia for high school football while reckoning with my decision to keep my children out of the game that shaped me.
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Former president Bill Clinton's media tour for his new fiction thriller has offered something else: reckoning with his past behavior in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
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It's a harrowing collection, gravid with meaning, unflinching in its appraisal of the author's mistakes, including infidelity, and plain-spoken in its reckoning with his life's terminus.
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There's something big (and yet stifled) happening in the publishing world now, a reckoning with who has the right to write what when it comes to fiction.
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A substantial amount of screen time in Bright Lights is devoted to reckoning with Eddie Fisher, Reynolds's first husband and father to Carrie and her brother Todd.
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The ethics rules last year were part of a broader reckoning with that reality, which also included legislation to make it easier for staffers to report misconduct.
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Others think it a long-overdue reckoning with justice for a man who had unleashed information anarchy upon the West, culminating in the destabilisation of American democracy.
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It was what we've come to expect from the president, a poignant, sweeping, and often lyrical reckoning with history that sought to change our understanding of it.
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I began to worry, too, that after a long and frequently distant romance, I'd married us to a town without reckoning with the particulars of its future.
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Rubio wouldn't be the only one employing such a strategy, and it shows how the Republican Party's reckoning with Trumpism might be a long ways off yet.
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If Art Is Politics considers how, at this moment of political reckoning with democratic institutions and alternatives to traditional party politics, art operates as a political practice.
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Reckoning with all of this data has become something of an obsession among lawmakers and presidential wannabes, who have their own ideas for how to police it.
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Clinton sought to turn her attention to the general election, Mr. Trump, who had a weekslong head start, was busy reckoning with problems of his own making.
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But such a ruling, rejecting a sweeping claim of immunity, would nonetheless be a once-in-a-generation reckoning with whether and how presidents can be investigated.
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These waivers could be interpreted as reckoning with the reality that some countries will not get to zero Iranian imports, particularly when it comes to Iranian oil.
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But in this broader moment of reckoning with the complexity of national myths, the narrative of the SAT and its parent company, the College Board, deserves scrutiny.
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The story has sparked speculation about Franken's immediate and long-term political future and has continued to fuel the ongoing national reckoning with sexual assault and harassment.
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The Chicago-based planemaker is now reckoning with a blow to its reputation as well as the financial cost of getting its planes back in the air.
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"There's going to need to be some cultural reckoning with some of the earned mistrust that's happened in the biomedical establishment and in law enforcement," she said.
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It's also prompted calls for a reckoning with the deeply ingrained anti-Semitic views in British society — including in the Labour Party and on the socialist left.
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Like so many men of my age and demographic, I am but half-woke, still reckoning with the instincts and perspectives my upbringing wrote into my code.
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It was inevitable the march would also include a focus on the ongoing reckoning with sexual assault and harassment that has dominated the news in recent months.
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But the book's overarching theme, middle age, is in my sweet spot — reckoning with the choices one has made and trying to remain alive to life's possibilities.
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He described the emotional exhaustion and personal pain he felt from firing and suing Kalanick and reckoning with the toxic culture that was brewing inside the company.
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The groups are taking different approaches, but both face the difficulty of preserving dambe's traditions while appealing to a wide audience and reckoning with the sport's brutality.
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Carmilla arrived at a moment when geek culture and fandom communities were reckoning with an increasing demand for broader forms of representation in media and pop culture.
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She will perform "Because of Them, We Are," a collection of new compositions inspired by her own reckoning with the effects of sexual harassment and gender discrimination.
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So fighting to make plastics break down is not just a reckoning with our past but an investment in our future, one born of a moral obligation.
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Only Donald Trump, a Rat Pack relic who spurred the reckoning with his transgressions toward women, could send out a tweet taking credit for the women's march.
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Nine years after the end of the island nation's 26-year civil war, which killed more than 1003,000 civilians, it's still reckoning with the trauma and heartache.
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Who else is being troubled by Amazon: the Fed, which is reckoning with e-commerce's effect on inflation as it decides how quickly to raise interest rates.
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That work, a more explicit reckoning with his brother's death and violence against black men in the United States, has toured Europe over the past two years.
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But by putting the integrity of the press in the spotlight, he might just force a long-overdue reckoning with the role of media in democratic politics.
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A government founded upon justice requires a cleareyed and unflinching reckoning with its own history, its sorrows and atrocities no less than its glories and its triumphs.
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"Dinozord" summons past friendships and political struggles, reckoning with what it means to seek beauty, to write or sing or dance, when surrounded by violence and loss.
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But last week, Ms. Dutta found new allies in India, where the film industry has mostly steered clear of reckoning with predatory behavior in its own ranks.
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A farewell concert is inevitably a reckoning with an entire career, a last major chance in the spotlight to put a near-lifetime of music into perspective.
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As communities along the East Coast and in China feel the effects of major storms, two films on Criterion's streaming service present characters reckoning with natural disasters.
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As the coronavirus spreads across the United States, health care workers are reckoning with how to protect themselves while helping Covid-230 patients in increasingly harrowing circumstances.
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Coexistence is neither decoupling nor appeasement; it requires, above all, deterrence and candor—a constant reckoning with what kind of change America will, and will not, accept.
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But Mizumura expands her tale into an ambitious portrait of middle-class anomie in a Japan still reckoning with its past and the paradoxes of its identity.
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More and more automakers are reckoning with the twin forces of a soft global auto market and the need to position themselves for a more electrified future.
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On 'President Winfrey' While the bulk of Seth Meyers' monologue material focused on Hollywood's reckoning with gender inequality issues, a few opening jokes touched on Washington politics.
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But on Monday, he was officially exonerated in the case as part of a larger reckoning with dozens of convictions connected to the crooked officer, former Sgt.
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More than 150 women, including Biles' Olympic teammate Aly Raisman, spoke in court against Nassar in what became a reckoning with more than two decades of abuse.
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As he battles brain cancer and the debilitating side effects of his aggressive treatment, Senator John McCain of Arizona is reckoning with his history and the future.
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But four months after a heart attack seemed to endanger his candidacy, his continued momentum is spurring a more serious reckoning with the possibility of his nomination.
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While the debate about Washington's spending unfolded on Sunday talk shows, Texas was reckoning with the aftermath of the storm that made its first landfall on Aug.
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Bloomberg's debut as a serious candidate has prompted a reckoning with his record, and this past week, as Bloomberg was blitzing Super Tuesday states, was tough going.
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Bailey began his tenure right before the start of Hollywood's most recent reckoning with sexual misconduct in the entertainment industry, which began with the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
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Such an ostrich-like retreat into the sands of American exceptionalism postpones a necessary reckoning with the issues that Mills, Arendt and Lippmann confronted in the 1950s.
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Ms. Coombs Marr performs dressed as a man, Dave, a beer-swilling, neck-bearded misogynist comic reckoning with the complexities of modern-day sexuality and gender politics.
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This rich history forms the fabric of these United States, yet far too often, our nation experiences amnesia when it comes to reckoning with our immigrant roots.
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Parkland, Florida (CNN)After the apparent suicides of two students, Parkland is reckoning with the trauma carried by survivors and family members of last year's mass shooting.
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Even though we are not the country that elected Roy Moore tonight, we are the country that almost elected him, and that is still worth reckoning with.
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Perhaps what's going on is less of a communication breakdown than a sign that we humans are incapable of reckoning with changes this massive and this slow-moving.
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This week, images from the Cassini space probe, medieval history's reckoning with Nazis, the artist behind many Pre-Columbian fakes, your brain on art, font detectives, and more.
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Since October, a national reckoning with sexual assault and harassment has not only felled dozens of prominent men, but also caused allegations made in the past to resurface.
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The Russian leader's final term is due to expire in 2024, and his continued lock on power has delayed reckoning with the question of what comes after him.
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Local figures say that Reed's election is another crucial development in Montgomery's reckoning with its history, arguing that the historic nature of his election should not be discounted.
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In the process, schools are reckoning with the question of what purpose women's colleges, once the only option for women seeking higher education, should serve in America today.
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Kelsey Lu "Due West" Everyone leaves home at some point, but not without reckoning with the feeling that they're leaving their childhood, and some part of themselves, behind.
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The streaming service recently had its own reckoning with House of Cards star Kevin Spacey, who was shown the door after multiple men accused him of sexual misconduct.
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Mark Zuckerberg's open letter calling for more regulation of Facebook should come as no surprise; social-media giants are reckoning with hard truths about how technology affects society.
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But to make sense of the profound aftereffects—and why Big Tech is finally reckoning with this part of its history—you have to look back even further.
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APRN data by YCharts At the same time, Blue Apron is reckoning with how to move beyond the metro-millennial podcast crowd with which it made its name.
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Patrick's been reading about Mark Zuckerberg's reckoning with his monster, and the possibility that Zuck may still be surprised by who the real monster might prove to be.
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Letter To the Editor: "Front-Row Seat in Germany to a Reckoning With Its Past" (news article, June 18) is a valuable perspective on the path to justice.
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It's a page that sets the tone for what the book (and the series) hopes to achieve: a reckoning with the fact that T'Challa has failed as king.
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The record is inevitably a reckoning with the Pentecostal upbringing he's grappled with on record for the past two decades—an attempt to resolve a sense of disconnection.
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The truth is that this reckoning with sexual harassment in the service industry, harassment that disproportionately affects women, extends far beyond the dining room and into the kitchen.
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That "stodgy tale of internecine feuding" that revolves around Wakanda's reckoning with the "sins of past generations" refers to the final sequences that left other critics in tears.
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The ride-hail company, which is valued at close to $70 billion, has spent the better part of 2017 reckoning with its take-no-prisoners approach to business.
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In our case that means reckoning with the idea that we are the poorest college town in America specifically because of how we've handled segregation in the past.
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In the wake of the allegations against Harvey Weinstein, first reported by the New York Times in October, Hollywood has been reckoning with widespread allegations of sexual misconduct.
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And though "The Once and Future Worker" offers a rousing call for an honest reckoning with American economic policy, it also indulges in its own sleight of hand.
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Meanwhile, Ludwig and Gunter both talk about their views, which are revealing about the ways that Germany's reckoning with its Nazi past have, and haven't, influenced its future.
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And it demands a reckoning with one of the nation's least recognized atrocities: the lynching of thousands of black people in a decades-long campaign of racist terror.
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Try a diet reset Mr. Leonhardt's own reckoning with sugar came when he cut sugar out of his diet for an entire month, which he wrote about here.
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The end of the magazine's printed version comes amid a broader reckoning with the future of print, in news media in general and in sports media in particular.
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On March 13, one of my roommates back home in Atlanta emailed us a Google document, outlining our household's policies and procedures for reckoning with the burgeoning pandemic.
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Green's revision of that record is long overdue and just in time, given the present-day reckoning with Hollywood's stubborn traditions of behind-the-scenes (and onscreen) sexism.
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But that seeing, around and through our most treasured conceptions, the reckoning with the true encounter rather than the hoped-for one, is the hard pleasure of travel.
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The NYT reports was charged with rape and a first-degree criminal sex act, continuing a downfall that led to a global reckoning with sexual harassment and assault.
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This is the distinction Elizabeth Bishop illuminates, by pretending to elide it, in her villanelle "One Art," perhaps the most famous reckoning with loss in all of literature.
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Deconstructing what led to the clashes on Wednesday, through interviews, online messages and videos, reveals just how volatile, racially charged and violent any reckoning with China may become.
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Ambiguities are hacked away, until what's left feels more like a salute to karma than like a candid reckoning with a gift that's as much curse as miracle.
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But, of course, the past has a way of following you — and Claude's story is a bighearted coming-of-age, a reckoning with everything he can't abandon. —A.
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His nomination became a touchstone battle in a country in the middle of its own reckoning with sexual harassment and assault, often referred to as the #MeToo movement.
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Just as with Hollywood, the media world and other sectors, the music industry is due for a reckoning with the pervasive culture of sexual assault and gender inequality.
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Check back Tuesday for stories on how Trump faces a reckoning with evangelical Christians this week, and how the White House is increasingly engaging in the 6900 election.
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Walking through it is a reckoning with categories, definitions and how they resonate in societies still uncertain about whether lines between genders should be bent or blurred. video
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Stack's words pull the curtain back on his personal reckoning with the reality of how easily this "could have been" a gun purchased at one of his stores.
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This widely reported revelation was shocking at the time, but it also belonged to a welcome moment of post-Vietnam, post-Watergate reckoning with official lies and secrets.
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Mr. Dawson's conspiracy series arrived at a particularly awkward moment for YouTube, which has been reckoning with the vast troves of misinformation and extreme content on its platform.
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The allegations against Brett Kavanaugh, like those against Harvey Weinstein, Donald Trump, and Bill Cosby, have ushered in another stage of America's long-overdue reckoning with sexual violence.
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This isn't one you'll be able to see down at your local multiplex any time soon: a "live documentary" about one filmmaker's reckoning with his family's racist past.
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Her work has also meant personally reckoning with how our current political frameworks can limit the possibilities of our lives and dictate the narratives that get applied to them.
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As for the supposed reckoning with America's history of racism, only a fraction of white Americans are attuned to the need to honestly grapple with racial history, Marshall said.
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The music industry is still searching for answers on how we handle sexual misconduct, and the rest of us are reckoning with what that looks like in real time.
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That means reckoning with how these yesterdays ripple into the present -- including in the form of the President's gross new implication that racial violence is being aimed at him.
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I was 82553 and reckoning with a sadness I didn't understand, and I was missing enough school to both worry my parents and inspire some lighthearted teasing from friends.
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You can draw your own conclusions about what this means, but one obvious interpretation is that it is a tidy visual metaphor for Future reckoning with his own past.
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Silicon Valley has a tendency to over-value unprofitable consumer-facing businesses; Pinterest's down round IPO could be a sign of Wall Street's reckoning with Silicon Valley's vanity metrics.
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They would appear, that is, to be very much "reckoning" with it in the conventional sense of that term, as grappling with and processing something difficult, contradictory, or irreconcilable.
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It also means reckoning with all the workplaces we don't hear enough about — restaurants and casinos and nursing homes and grocery stores and retail chains and warehouses and factories.
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There is a reckoning with the labor and social policies that undergirded the creation of these pieces and the creation of the planter class that benefited from slave labor.
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Gibson says the timing of the McCarrick case and the Pennsylvania revelations has led to a new reckoning with the enormity and legacy of the Catholic sex abuse scandal.
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Amidst a cultural moment of public reckoning with sexual assault and many discussions on what sex shouldn't look like, Broadly wanted to know how we should be approaching sex.
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That has conspired to decrease the amount of stock available in the market, according to Kapito, while central banks reckoning with the financial crisis have pushed bond yields lower.
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At the same time that black artists are coming into a sharper phase of their blackness, white Americans are coming into their whiteness, reckoning with it and embracing it.
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Regardless of their crimes, the fact that I was now to be personally involved in their executions forced me into a deeper reckoning with my feelings about capital punishment.
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Conspicuously missing in such a reverie is any serious reckoning with just what happens after a bill becomes a law and then doesn't make a meaningful difference to anyone.
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Lawmakers across the country are experimenting with a range of criminal justice reforms, driven by protests, a reckoning with the effects of mass incarceration and anger over police killings.
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While this has been commonplace in psychology, researchers are now reckoning with the fact that p-hacks greatly increase the chances that their journals are filled with false positives.
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Now coal country is reckoning with an inconvenient truth: Experts say Mr. Trump's expansive campaign promise to "put our miners back to work" will be very difficult to keep.
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"Most of these pieces force a reckoning with ideas that people, mainly whites, avoid contemplating or reject or insist (sometimes rightly) are more complicated," our critic Jennifer Senior writes.
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I think what's happening right now is Republicans and Donald Trump are reckoning with the fact that they told their base lies about Obamacare for the last eight years.
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She is the first to publicly accuse the president of sexual assault, just as Gambia is in the process of reckoning with the terrible legacy of the Jammeh regime.
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But they are also reckoning with ever-changing threats in their field after the aerial assaults that killed at least 59 people and injured more than 520 on Sunday.
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Ever since his "It's not like I'm black, you know?" comment, Neymar has served as a focal point in Brazil's cultural reckoning with racism, whitening, identity and public policy.
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Reckoning with the responsibilities of new parenthood, untangling a brief liaison that became a lifelong bond — these are the sorts of subjects that would ordinarily animate great Drake music.
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As well as reckoning with what it means to be a dad, they would have to to face up to their reasons for leaving home in the first place.
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President Trump argued that the removal of Civil War-era statues was an assault on American culture, while others called for a national reckoning with Southern and American history.
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The film pretends to be a grim reckoning with the horrors of war, but it is also, true to its genre, a rousing celebration of the thrills of battle.
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In Texas and other border communities, and in Washington, the administration is reckoning with the real-world logistics of unwinding the family separation policy, along with ferocious political blowback.
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Giving a standout performance, Jahi Di'Allo Winston radiates charisma as the 14-year-old protagonist, Mouse, and elevates a story about black boys reckoning with different ideals of masculinity.
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We're covering an intelligence warning of Russian aid to the Trump campaign, Germany's reckoning with a domestic terrorist attack and the post-Brexit immigration overhaul that will affect women.
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As investigators continue to gather clues about the cyberattacks that hit computers around the world last week, some big companies and other organizations are still reckoning with the damage.
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The only difficulty you might face is psychological: reckoning with the size of the animal and its undeniable resemblance — in form and heft — to that of a family pet.
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Why it matters: Farmers and ranchers are already reckoning with the impacts of climate change today in their businesses, making federal action (or inaction) on the issue especially relevant.
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Here's Marshall Cohen with WHAT TO WATCH FOR on Wednesday: -- Sondland's turn in the hot seat -- Reckoning with "Biden" versus "Burisma" -- Did Trump undermine US policy for political gain?
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As the cultural reckoning with sexual misconduct spurred by the allegations against Harvey Weinstein stretches into its second year, we've discovered so much exists in the in-between space.
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But mostly, it is bound to "Paradise" by the milieu itself — a mostly white, poverty-stricken community that is reckoning with a terrible secret in the forest outside town.
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In "End the War in Afghanistan," the Editorial Board counters: Any reckoning with the longest war in this country's history must also grapple with one of its gravest miscalculations.
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He had written an Atlantic cover story that set the entire country talking about reparations, that forced at least an intellectual reckoning with the idea and its unsparing logic.
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Yes, for a data firm weathering a public reckoning with how companies use personal data and targeted advertising to influence politics, that would probably be the right tack to take.
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Gradually, I drifted away from such conservative orthodoxy, frustrated by the lack of reckoning with racial injustice and the impossible compromises asked of everyone who wasn't a straight white man.
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It was the early 1970s, Rachel Carson's Silent Spring had become a New York Times bestseller, and Americans were reckoning with the way that pesticides were decimating plants and animals.
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In those circumstances, increasing the size of the primary budget deficit by further fiscal expansion would seem to only hasten Japan's final day of reckoning with its unsustainable public finances.
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Music companies ultimately face the same choice, but walking away from an artist means first reckoning with the legal and ethical mechanisms lurking beneath the surface of right vs. wrong.
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The current reckoning with sexual harassment and discrimination shows that ignoring women's perspectives and expertise is harmful to everyone, and isn't just about who touches whom on what body part.
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Many of the characters Marcus meets on the way to reckoning with the criminals, speak to a yearning for a better, fairer America, one where these crimes wouldn't be necessary.
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But that is not quite the right lesson, researchers say, either for the mayor who would be president, or for the public having a reckoning with stop-and-frisk, too.
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She felt for the main character, Matt, who was reckoning with white guilt and felt that, despite his best efforts, he caused more harm than good as a white man.
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The momentum he's built is now shaking the foundations of the Republican Party, which is reckoning with the fact that he could very well be the GOP's nominee come November.
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Still reckoning with the fallout from her Emmett Till painting, the chastened artist reveals how the controversy has changed her — even as she moves forward with a new gallery show.
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And that means not only reckoning with the party's own history of tolerating sexual misconduct, but preparing to put principle over party in the critical elections of 2018 and 2020.
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The book's most original sections see Cass reckoning with the tightrope walk of being an artist and a mother, asking herself whether creativity and child-rearing can ever peacefully coexist.
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Antal added that, in his opinion, grappling with moral injury requires reckoning with how America's military campaigns have harmed not only soldiers but also Iraqis and civilians in other countries.
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But I doubt even he would be prepared for the visceral thrill of Nicholas Hytner's electric reckoning with this oft-performed play currently at the Bridge Theater through April 15.
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Now, at the close of a depleting, inconclusive criminal trial, we're back to reckoning with what to do with him and whether it's still possible to laugh at his comedy.
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There is huge public appetite for the story because part of the case resonates with an ongoing reckoning with attitudes in South Korea towards women, said Korean culture expert Saeji.
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As a writer, I've spent more than 20 years reckoning with the joys and tragedies, the shame and grief, commitments to sports and study, of my own pre-college years.
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W.W. Norton; 256 pages; $26.95 and £18.99 RECONSTRUCTION, AMERICA'S reckoning with how to rejig a civilisation after slavery, is usually dated from 19653, when the civil war ended, to 1877.
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It's an account of a marriage and its dissolution, a female writer's coming-of-age, a woman reckoning with the various cultural scripts that have been written for her gender.
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He has called for all of the archives to be made public as part of Belgium's reckoning with its colonial past and said he intended to press the matter further.
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Andrew Cuomo said Saturday that the state was reckoning with a significant rise in the number of coronavirus cases, the majority of which were identified in residents younger than 60.
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The continent is only now reckoning with a backlash against the very policies, including a unified currency and open borders, that were intended to draw the people of Europe together.
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For nonimmigrant workers, the aftermath has forced them into a personal reckoning with questions of morality and economic self-interest: The raids brought suffering, but they also created job openings.
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Taken together, they amount to a reckoning with the legacy of post-bop's piano heroes: The ghosts of Cedar Walton, Andrew Hill and Geri Allen are alive in Rosnes's playing.
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The debate has also drawn new scrutiny of Germany's own troubled colonial past, which some scholars say has been largely overshadowed by the country's postwar reckoning with the Nazis' crimes.
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In nations like Britain and France, citizens who hail from former colonies serve as living reminders of imperial abuses and have forced some degree of reckoning with their nations' histories.
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But my favorite mecha games, shows, and stories explore giant robots as more than just walking tanks—while simultaneously reckoning with the fact that they are weapons of war, too.
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Ruefle's casual assertion invites questions many photographers are reckoning with today, about not just what constitutes a camera and a photograph, but also about who, or what, gets to take one.
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Still, Bonito's writing maintains a strong sense of emotion throughout; she uses this record like a diary, from "Time Today"'s admissions of self-doubt to "Dump"'s reckoning with loss.
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In reckoning with this underappreciated health threat, I've been wondering how we got here and why any well-meaning restaurateur would inflict this pain on his or her patrons and staff.
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Criticism of Syria It comes as Obama also finds himself reckoning with a worsening humanitarian emergency in Syria, where Russian and Iranian-backed government forces recently retook the city of Aleppo.
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Buckman, who has also worked with textiles, installed the first iteration of Champ in 2015 at Garis & Hahn in New York, two years before our society's current reckoning with sexual misconduct.
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Jeanie Finlay's powerful documentary film captures his journey to parenthood, as he navigates healthcare costs, family tensions, constant judgements by strangers, and an uncomfortable reckoning with his own sense of identity.
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The allegations came amidst a widespread reckoning with sexual assault and misconduct in the entertainment industry, which saw the downfall of major figures, including producer Harvey Weinstein, and actor Kevin Spacey.
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"We have great admiration for Time's Up and for the courageous women and men who have brought about a long-overdue reckoning with decades of intolerable sexual abuse," the statement read.
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" Jennifer, who's still reckoning with the fact that she was sexually abused, immediately goes on the defensive, telling Bill that she's trying to figure it out and that it was "complicated.
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As future generations of voice AIs gain new and vastly improved capabilities, their creators and marketers may find themselves reckoning with how much agency a machine is allowed to externally perform.
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It's not just one instance, but rather a larger issue of race and gender in Hollywood (as if the industry's recent reckoning with sexual assault wasn't enough to be mad about).
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It can also involve a crossing of physical boundaries that bears an undeniable resemblance to the surprise kisses and below-belt grabs called out in the recent reckoning with sexual harassment.
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Rosner recalls sitting with a group of film-industry colleagues when the news about Harvey Weinstein broke, and collectively reckoning with what could be done to support the survivors coming forward.
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What we're seeing now is society's long-overdue reckoning with the fact that teenagers are not bizarre almost-adults, but complex people capable of extraordinary feats in their own right. Nope!
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" Brzezinski on Friday said that after the Senate's "skinny" ObamaCare repeal bill failed late Thursday night, the GOP "faces a reckoning with an embarrassing failure in Congress and a failing presidency.
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The decision to commemorate Johnson and Rivera in New York should be understood as part of our collective reckoning with who we remember, how we remember them, and why that matters.
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Beyond any single border, immigration has become an issue across the world because of a painful reckoning with globalization, said Alexander Betts, director of the Refugee Studies Center at Oxford University.
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So, it is not surprising that just as Ireland is reckoning with the erasure of its first wave of feminism, a new one is surging, propelled in part by the commemorations.
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The most compelling part of Love's first season, by a wide margin, was Mickey reckoning with her own addictions (not to mention Jacobs's unsparing portrayal of her character's most unflattering tendencies).
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This choice feels less like a real reckoning with memory and loss than a way of solving the problem of how we are to know the identity of the woman onstage.
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Democrats now face a painful reckoning with longtime friends in the tech industry, relationships girded by mutual interest in issues like immigration and cemented with millions of dollars in campaign contributions.
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For instance, she believes that lawmakers are overdue for a reckoning with public spending, like whether Medicare should pay for certain high-end cancer treatments that only benefit a few patients.
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As part of this techlash, the public and politicians have begun reckoning with the power of big tech companies, where both Mylavarapu and Rogers worked and made much of their wealth.
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The conflict turns out to be anything but minor, escalating into a trial that captivates the whole country, and leading to a nationwide reckoning with lingering wounds from the civil war.
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The allegations against Mr. Weinstein helped to spur the #MeToo movement; many of the questions raised during this global reckoning with sexual harassment and assault are being addressed in the trial.
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I'm part of the generation that has forced a mainstream reckoning with the misuse of other people's bodies; we are the victims and the dissidents of police brutality and sexual assault.
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After years of buildup, in 2017 young female and nonbinary musicians forced a major reckoning with jazz's old ethic of gender exclusivity, which pervades the bandstand, the studio and the classroom.
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For people like Kara, Twitter's decision is a big deal because it means Twitter is finally reckoning with its role in democracy, and that might push Facebook to do the same.
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What white players owe their black teammates As more black athletes use their public platforms to protest racism, some white athletes are reckoning with what they should do for their teammates.
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The case touched off days of protests in California's capital and captured the attention of the nation, becoming another touchpoint in the country's emotional reckoning with issues of police of race.
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Along the way, Capitol Hill continued to feel the reverberations of the national reckoning with sexual harassment, and the Federal Communications Commission moved forward with a controversial move to deregulate ISPs.
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Perhaps it's this sense of righteousness in our work that prevents us from having a consequential reckoning with the worst behavior in our field; after all, aren't we the good ones?
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This year, February — a month usually set aside for celebrating the achievements of African-Americans — was dominated by a national reckoning with blackface and a series of apologies for racist behavior.
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So our cultural reckoning with the powerful men who abuse women cannot only be focused on the damage they did on an individual level, as horrific as that damage might be.
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While reckoning with the truth that we are continually, structurally awakened from these dreams, may we also always remember that they are where we download our inherited ancestral knowledge and methodologies.
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This episode is all about Noah (a bold choice, considering he's easily the most hatable character on the show) and the reckoning with himself that has become his everyday existence since jail.
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While some might view the news out of Hollywood in recent weeks as a seeming reckoning with its nightmare problem of rampant sexual abuse, actor Olivia Munn isn't convinced that's the case.
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" Frost began the statement, "We have great admiration for Time's Up and for the courageous women and men who have brought about a long-overdue reckoning with decades of intolerable sexual abuse.
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Miami Art Basel wrapped up on Sunday, but it's only a sliver of what's happening in the actual art world, and in the studios of artists reckoning with technology in their practices.
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Instead, they saw Biden mocking the country's reckoning with sexual misconduct and attempting to shut down any further reflection on the standards to which the public should hold those seeking political office.
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The reported of alleged misconduct against him come as Hollywood is reckoning with its history of sexual harassment and misconduct in the industry, as seen in the Time's Up and #metoo movements.
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High-profile cases of sexual misconduct, especially since 2017 when the #MeToo movement burst into public view, have forced a reckoning with sexual assault and harassment in the United States and beyond.
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This is true whether it's a parent deciding what's worth recording of a child's early life or—like Europe and its Stolpersteine, its "stumbling blocks"—a continent publicly reckoning with its past.
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Makin's call for the monument's removal comes at a time when many cities and towns across the country are reckoning with the legacy of similar monuments, most of which commemorate the Confederacy.
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INTERNATIONAL: From "what next" with Iran and North Korea nuclear postures to the uncertainties of reckoning with China on trade, this is a Washington week filled with complex next steps and questions.
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You see in 'Les Blancs' that she is reaching for something more expressionistic, something that engages with something that perhaps Europe was having a reckoning with in its theater at the time.
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The announcement that the city will spend an estimated $750,000 to construct statues of radical trans women of color is part of the national reckoning with the way we remember the past.
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His explanation for the error—that he was simply eager to "reach out and apologize" for whatever had happened—smacked of political expediency instead of a genuine reckoning with his past actions.
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"What was missing last night is an honest reckoning with the most important economic challenge we face: How do we raise incomes and create the good jobs of the future," she said.
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Spence paints a picture of a woman caught in the middle of reckoning with herself as an individual and as a product of a life that maybe never planned to include her.
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Our take: SXSW used to be the launchpad for new social apps, including Twitter in 2007, but this year it was all about tough questions about reckoning with this form of media.
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Law and Justice's supporters are balanced by progressives—often younger, city-dwelling, and living in the western half of the country—who seek tolerance, multiculturalism, and a truthful reckoning with Poland's past.
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No matter their differing viewpoints, scholars, advocates for women's rights, politicians and others see enormous consequence in reckoning with adolescent behavior during a high court fight in an unusually combustible election year.
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"It is a novel of place as much as people," wrote our reviewer about the book, which also won the 2006 Bellwether Prize for Fiction for its reckoning with social justice issues.
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Amid a national reckoning with sexual harassment and misconduct, Broadway is mounting a cluster of musicals this season and next that, some theatergoers already contend, romanticize problematic relationships between women and men.
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As the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court founders on allegations of drunken sexual assault, America is again reckoning with the loathsome and loutish frat boy culture of the 1980s.
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Achieving even a semblance of health equity in the United States requires both an unflinchingly reckoning with these facts and a more serious commitment to change than we have ever seen before.
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The findings are the latest revelation in the recent movement of established private schools reckoning with their histories of sexual abuse or misconduct, which accelerated in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
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They hold enormous amounts of power, and we're in a moment of reckoning with how Facebook, Google, Twitter, and others have shaped our politics and culture and whether they should be regulated.
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"As women, I think that's something we all deal with and especially right now, it's being talked about a lot," she added, alluding to the ongoing national reckoning with toxic male behavior.
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The public discourse has been more about whether the #MeToo movement has gone too far than it has been about reckoning with the alarming prevalence of sexual predation in every circumstance imaginable.
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Her home destroyed, her child forced to seek even the most basic things elsewhere, her country reckoning with the staggering task of rebuilding and, in the much more immediate term, simply surviving.
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Klain, an adviser and former chief of staff to Joe Biden, also talks about the ex-vice president's surprisingly successful presidential campaign and how it's reckoning with Biden's history of verbal flubs.
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THY FATHER'S CHAIR Orthodox Jewish twins who have been hoarders for years are pressed by a tenant into cleaning out their home, which prompts a reckoning with their past and their future.
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While many welcomed the measure, the latest step in the United States' long reckoning with its imprisonment of American citizens during World War II, some Japanese-Americans said it was far overdue.
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We are amid a much needed reckoning with masculinity, and have begun thinking hard about the way certain elements of the gender education boys receive can be harmful to them and others.
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The question is not whether white artists can write nonwhite characters, but can they do so with the kind of empathy that comes only from reckoning with their own investment in whiteness?
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The apparent weakness of this book is its forgettable title; the content, however, is indelible and extraordinary, a powerful reckoning with just how far we've allowed reality to drift from our ideals.
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The verdict means it's unlikely anyone will be convicted on charges surrounding one of the worst nuclear disasters ever, one that prompted an international reckoning with the dangers of nuclear power plants.
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Long before this political reckoning with reality, executives at global banks were already mulling which jobs to move from London to other cities in the European Union — Dublin, Frankfurt, Paris, Amsterdam, Luxembourg.
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For Mr. Fisher, dancing in this show at the Joyce is a source both of pride and pain — an achievement for Sean Dorsey Dance, but also a personal reckoning with the past.
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Only a week ago, it seemed that Mr. Fairfax, who is African-American, was poised to ascend to the governorship and lead Virginia through a reckoning with its painful history on race.
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Alcoholism runs on both sides of my family, and I began to have my own reckoning with the countless nights spent sloshed with friends, slinking out of dive bars at 3 a.m.
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And in rushing to blame Russian collusion, we have wasted time and political opportunity that we might better have spent reckoning with how to prevent a Trump-like catastrophe from happening again.
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Her successful primary challenge was viewed in part as the embodiment of movements like #MeToo and Time's Up, campaigns forcing a national reckoning with issues of sexual harassment and other forms of abuse.
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As Kayla Blanton said, Peter Kavinsky showed Lara Jean "the possibilities within herself, to be loved and love someone, and the climax drama was mainly her reckoning with all of this," Sanches said.
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The journalist Donna Minkowitz, whose 1994 article for The Village Voice brought Teena's death to the country's attention and inspired Peirce's movie, has had her own reckoning with this slice of queer history.
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It has also forced a national reckoning with the reality of America's sexual and workplace cultures — how often they permitted harassment and assault to flourish, how routinely they protected perpetrators and blamed victims.
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These past couple of months have been difficult ones for Hollywood, as the dream factory faces an industry-wide reckoning with longstanding practices that have enabled sexual assault, abuse, and misogyny over decades.
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Finally, Depp is an actor accused of domestic violence in a moment of huge cultural reckoning with sexual assault, as well as with the way Hollywood's power structure frequently works to silence victims.
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As others have pointed out, this likely reflects sentiment by investors that the good times will not last and that government aid has only delayed a reckoning with the company's longer-term problems.
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The story of a 20-something fleeing Texas for Los Angeles, reckoning with addiction, and becoming a rising country music star, is, well, the sort of thing that'd make a good country song.
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At once chaotic and quiet, jarring and intimate, her images bring us one step closer to reckoning with how we think about childbirth — and why we can't understand it fully without experiencing it.
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They have demonstrated no interest in reckoning with the consequences of their actions for longtime American partnerships, and haven't done nearly enough to publicly reassure allies that things are going to keep working.
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I got the sense that, as he got older, Fresh Kid Ice—who, despite his moniker, had been a bit disconnected from his Asian background during his life—was reckoning with that legacy.
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It would mean moving toward a politics not of radical acceptance but instead radical disclosure, a communal moment of reckoning with the voices in our own heads, made audible to others at last.
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CARAMANICA Brandi Carlile's solo version of "Party of One," on her album "By the Way, I Forgive You," was wrenching enough: a desperate reckoning with a partner the singer knows she'll never leave.
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The sudden shift to remote classes is a move that has undue impact on the most vulnerable students, experts tell Inside Higher Ed. Many institutions, it seems, are still reckoning with these effects.
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By deploying darkness in each of her photographs, she stages a reckoning with actual and imagined Underground Railroad sites while also calling attention to how critical Black geographies are often eclipsed from view.
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Instead of seriously reckoning with the issues raised in the report, Johnson continued to insist that core American interests demanded success in Vietnam, even after events forced him in 1968 to open negotiations.
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A vague recognition of the need for change isn't the same as a full reckoning with the fact that women and girls had spoken up for years about Nassar's abuse — and were ignored.
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As the managers have moved further up the very list they coordinate, eventually having their own day of reckoning with the American immigration authorities, other asylum-seekers have been selected to replace them.
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"Near to the Wild Heart" was the world's first reckoning with Clarice Lispector's brilliant, demanding, tempestuous prose, and it established her as a writer who — as we say these days — was going places.
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These adventures open up into larger questions of Mona's own stalled artistic ambitions and a reckoning with her estranged mother—issues refracted with black humor and a sense of timing that rarely slackens.
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We're at the forefront of the perversely belated quest for justice for women who have been sexually harassed and abused, and we're reckoning with how much our reality falls short of our ideals.
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His previous book, "My Father, the Pornographer," found him reckoning with his dad's career as an author of dark erotica and the man's impact as a paternal and creative force on his son.
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This novel follows Audrey, an elderly woman in Savannah, Georgia, who is reckoning with her history and a secret from her past as a World War II Army nurse stationed in the Philippines.
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But in an era when tech is facing a reckoning with the public and increased political scrutiny, that might change, and regulators may start applying stricter rules to companies like DoorDash and Postmates.
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"Like many movies about the overcoming of racism, it offers belated acknowledgment of bravery and talent and an overdue reckoning with the sins of the past," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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Still, as she exhumes the memories of her mother and grandmother, the spiral continues, with a daughter leaving home, the loss of her father and then her reckoning with her own cancer diagnosis.
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All over the country farmers are reckoning with the reality that the benefit of the perfectly uniform, out-of-season tomato with a barcode sticker on it outweighs the costs for many consumers.
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Currently there are around 30,000 refugees with free access to the local labor market by his reckoning, with the rest being restricted to only certain kinds of employment as their asylum applications are processed.
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But it would be dishonest to say her nomination is a win for all women without reckoning with how so many women have been written out of history simply because they weren't also white.
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Another Hyperallergic editor, Yasmeen Siddiqui, along with Hyperallergic contributor Alpesh Kantilal Patel, will host a roundtable discussion called "A Reckoning with the Recent Future of Art Historical Knowledge Production" on Friday at 6 pm.
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Snapchat has had to go to great lengths to teach news outlets how to make Discover channels for Gen Z. And Facebook is reckoning with how much damage can be done with fake news.
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What an awful twist of fate for Meek Mill, then to be sentenced shortly before Philadelphia seems on the verge of a real reckoning with its sentencing policy on the heels of Krasner's win.
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But in a country that is often said to have dodged a reckoning with its past—in which history is by turns manipulated, airbrushed, mythologised and idealised—his honest treatment of it is courageous.
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The convictions of Messrs Chun and Roh in the 1990s for their role in the massacre of democracy activists, as well as for corruption, symbolised a reckoning with the nastier side of military dictatorship.
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After Wiseman's own reckoning with alcohol, he discovered adaptogens, and wanted to help share what they could do for people like him who were struggling to find ways to enable them to drink less.
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As sexual misconduct allegations emerge in Hollywood, Washington D.C., and elsewhere, The Atlantic recently observed that Democrats are having "a reckoning" with Clinton's sexual indiscretions and misconduct allegations...which were conveniently overlooked for years.
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But worry not, dear Rambo fans, this isn't going to just be a movie about an aging man reckoning with his past mistakes and trying to come to terms with the violence within him.
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Cosby's guilty verdict was the first criminal conviction of a high-profile celebrity since the rise of the #MeToo movement, which has forced a public reckoning with influential men accused of abusing their power.
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A prominent cohort of writers, led by Ta-Nehisi Coates, was calling for a serious reckoning with racism, and with the way racist policies had worked to depress black earnings and constrain black life.
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Getting Franken out of office and becoming a zero tolerance party will also require a mass Democratic reckoning with his legacy -- and giving up on a once-promising, beloved figure, for a greater purpose.
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These women are a small fraction of a typically overlooked group enduring inappropriate behavior during an American reckoning with harassment and misconduct that spans across many industries like entertainment, sports, news media and politics.
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It's someone who has been living a double life of secrets and shame that no one knows about, and this is the moment of reckoning with all the destruction that she left behind her.
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The Georgia native recently became a father and has spent the last year reckoning with new responsibility, looking back on the life that's already passed now that he finds himself in his mid-thirties.
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So I think the next year or two is gonna see a major reckoning with this, and a recognition that you know what, sometimes good intentions produce bad outcomes and we've been overprotecting kids.
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Some call it a crisis: Long-established theories are coming undone in replication attempts, and scientists are reckoning with the fact that too many experiments have included too few participants to yield meaningful results.
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One woman, who said she had moved from South Africa, lamented that this country had never engaged in a formal reckoning with its past, the way her homeland did after the fall of apartheid.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Puerto Rico: Subsisting in tent shelters, families in Puerto Rico are reckoning with uninhabitable homes in the U.S. territory after damages caused by a major earthquake and more than 2628,28500 aftershocks this month.
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Harvey Weinstein and Les Moonves are gone, but before the systemic reckoning with gender discrimination and sexual predation was even fully underway, there was widespread hand-wringing about how it had gone too far.
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Harvey Weinstein and Les Moonves are gone, but before the systemic reckoning with gender discrimination and sexual predation was even fully underway, there was widespread hand-wringing about how it had gone too far.
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And yet, after excavating the records of his career—from old newspapers, diaries, travelogues, memoirs, letters—and after reckoning with the scope of his influence, one struggles to come up with a plausible rival.
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But, our initial success reaching agreement on VR guidelines serves as a reminder that people can go beyond reckoning with the technologies others create: We can work together to create beneficial technologies we want.
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No longer, as the nation engages in a long-overdue moment of reckoning with the sheer breadth of sexual harassment and predation by powerful men, and its impact on the lives of working women.
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A true reckoning with the glory of these crests can only take place against the backdrop of their global histories, from Africa to Europe and America, from the royal court to the white cube.
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This fact, which was brought into sharp relief by the election of Barack Obama, ignited a wave racial awareness among white Americans, and I think we're still reckoning with the political consequences of this.
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VICE News' Elle Reeve went to Charleston to hear from four restaurant professionals — Megan Deschaine, April Robinson, Cynthia Wong, and Isabella MacBeth — about how the restaurant industry is reckoning with its treatment of women.
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Clinton said that while she respected German leader Angela Merkel — considered one of the biggest advocates for migration into the EU — Europe needed to have a reckoning with migration in order to contain the populists.
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"As America's very public reckoning with sexual harassment and assault continues, the conversation around 'believe women' and #MeToo, inevitably, also becomes more complicated and fractured," Gillian B. White wrote for the Atlantic in November 2017.
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She took the canvas off the stretcher bars and cut it into strips, which she wove back into the original surface, inventing a palimpsest, an irreversible document of subversively reckoning with the history of art.
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After the season premiere, I said it felt like Westworld was actively reckoning with its own reception, especially as Maeve and Dolores rolled their eyes and took control from the men who once subjugated them.
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Austerlitz's trip to Terezin, to his first reckoning with his past after decades of denial, is prompted by the resonances of the oppressive violence of the past in the buildings he encounters on his travels.
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In the wake of #MeToo and the reckoning with how society functions, it is necessary to expand our viewpoint beyond merely art history and its lessons and begin to build a new, more inclusive canon.
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It's been one identity crisis after another ever since — the latest of which involves reckoning with my often-wavering desire to be a mother, and with what it would cost for me to become one.
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While the three schools are being commended for reckoning with and acknowledging the specific ways their institutions benefited from the labor and sale of enslaved men and women, the efforts have not come without criticism.
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Among today's jihadists and far-right fanatics, there is an apocalyptic belief that a final reckoning with their opponents is not only inevitable, but that it should be accelerated through actions that undermine conventional authority.
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For better and for worse, the Bosworth memo shows the company reckoning with its unintended consequences and the ethics of its behavior — even before the 2016 election that caused so many of Facebook's current problems.
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But it's promising to see that he's absorbed one key detail that keeps getting lost in all this uproar – that while Hollywood's reckoning with its sexual assault problem is new the problem itself is not.
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The South African commission, for instance, was reckoning with human rights abuses from 1960 to 1994, in the upholding of a system that, by its very nature, could be considered one gigantic human rights violation.
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Even before the reach CBP, preventing and mitigating harm effectively in the particular context of forced migration and displacement involves reckoning with people's rupture and flight due to violence and deprivation, and their perilous journey.
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But as Hollywood continues to find its way through its reckoning with sexual harassment and gender discrimination, some female television writers who are mothers feel struggles they contend with have gotten lost in the conversation.
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Getting a birth control for men to market will require overcoming hurdles in the drug development process, winning over the pharmaceutical industry, satisfying FDA safety standards, and reckoning with our culture's deep-seated gender expectations.
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His belated and unwelcome reckoning with the grim reaper propels Ionesco's play, which has been revived at the National in a fresh adaptation by its director, Patrick Marber, and is running in repertory through Oct.
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The memoirs of former Obama aides follow a similar pattern in reckoning with the catastrophe in Syria: the aides discuss their revulsion at the slaughter and their desire to use American power to ameliorate it.
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"Kingmaker," his major-label debut, out now on Blue Note, shows that he has what it takes to build something vital on the over-farmed terrain of mainstream jazz, largely by reckoning with conflicting histories.
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For those at the helm, the philanthropic plutocrats and aspiring "change agents" who believe they are helping but are actually making things worse, it's time for a reckoning with their role in this spiraling dilemma.
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Typically, this phase would see headlong rallies that fizzle, air pockets opening up without warning, and a messy reckoning with the evidence of the economic damage that the near-vertical market drop had been handicapping.
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In 2016, broadcasting live on Election Day, he was stunned by the defeat of Hillary Clinton — and his uncorking of the booze became the symbolic beginning of late-night TV's reckoning with a Trump presidency.
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That year, publishers' lists were heavy on novels reckoning with American history (Don DeLillo's "Underworld," Toni Morrison's "Paradise," Philip Roth's "American Pastoral") and realistic short stories (Amy Hempel's "Tumble Home," Deborah Eisenberg's "All Around Atlantis").
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Ms. Caruana Galizia's family has voiced doubts about the integrity of the investigation, complaining that Malta has a deeply rooted "culture of impunity" that has compromised any serious reckoning with criminality connected to senior officials.
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So much of coming home after a profound experience like a long trip, especially one taken alone, is reckoning with how much you've changed and how much everything you left behind has stayed the same.
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In exploring life's sundry gray areas, it also mirrors modern tumult—the distinct sensation of becoming untethered from everything that has grounded you, and the ensuing reckoning with the nature of control, connection, and self.
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Over the last week, the era of good feelings has come crashing down, with the top three Democrats ensnared in scandals founded in the state's racist history and the country's current reckoning with sexual assault.
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At this year's TED, as global-minded attendees are reckoning with a surge in anti-globalist sentiment, organizers are pushing back against this likely loss of resources for some of the world's most poorly served people.
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The reckoning with losses fair and unfair, not all the way into surrender but at least enough to afford a little bit of shade and peace and understanding, is part of the work of being alive.
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But Thomas made clear that it was time for the court to address abortion, as red and blue states have clamored to codify abortion on their terms in anticipation of a possible reckoning with Roe v.
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He thinks getting rid of borders should be your ultimate goal if you believe in human rights for all people—and that recognizing and reckoning with the system of borders itself is essential to dismantling it.
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We already know the show is setting up Rick for yet another return to normalcy as he begins reckoning with the notion of justice and mercy in the new multi-community society he wants to build.
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Now attendees of the 2018 Grammy Awards are mobilizing to wear white roses to the ceremony as a way of recognizing the ongoing cultural reckoning with sexual harassment and abuse occurring across several industries, including entertainment.
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Nina Simone's version of "Baltimore" fits perfectly for the Frank Ocean-assisted "Caught Their Eyes," which, like Simone's rendition of that track, gives way to a survivor reckoning with witnessing more than what most would prefer.
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Macklemore spends a good chunk of This Unruly Mess I've Made reckoning with fame: the impact it's had on his life, the weight it places on his conscience, the role of privilege in facilitating his success.
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Listen closely, though, and Flower Boy is basically the opposite; it's an album about growing up and reckoning with identity, a pastel-colored wonderland where black kids can self-determine and express themselves and live unchallenged.
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The show isn't explicitly a comedy or drama; there's moments of both in the trailer, from the intensity of Cesar reckoning with a life of a crime to a few light-hearted one-liners from Jamal.
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Today, many Bauhaus devotees hope the centenary program will sow domestic interest and pride in the movement at a time when Germany is bitterly divided over its reception of refugees and reckoning with its cultural identity.
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" A year later, the movement whose seeds Burke planted 12 years ago have blossomed into a full-blown reckoning with sexual abuse, powered by the voices of survivors willing to come forward and say "me too.
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Why it matters: This is all part of Republicans' reckoning with the reality of health care reform: There are different ways to replace Obamacare and still cover uninsured people, but not an infinite number of ways.
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This is part of a wider reckoning with South Korea's patriarchal society that has also seen a number of prominent #MeToo cases and women organizing to fight against illegal spycam photography and male-defined beauty standards.
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That last bit, however, is what Democrats have been reckoning with since the extensive hacking of their party and presidential campaign in the lead-up to the 2016 election: If we're hacked, should we tell voters?
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But even if she had never run, Georgia may have been due for a reckoning with Stone Mountain, a gargantuan reminder of how the past continues to haunt a state that is hurtling toward the future.
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"The book's most original sections see Cass reckoning with the tightrope walk of being an artist and a mother, asking herself whether creativity and child-rearing can ever peacefully coexist," Carolyn Murnick writes in her review.
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Brazil and the Painful Relativity of Race Ever since his "It's not like I'm black, you know?" comment, Neymar has served as a focal point in Brazil's cultural reckoning with racism, whitening, identity and public policy.
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Looking only forward, without reckoning with the past, risks failing women in the profession, as men who have been accused of serious misconduct in the workplace are permitted to return without so much as a caveat.
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WASHINGTON — Lawmakers returning to Capitol Hill this week face a reckoning with an unwelcome reality of a gridlocked Washington: the lame-duck session's growing pile of unresolved, but critical, legislation and a narrow window to act.
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And Britain's Remainers, who fought for years to stay in the European Union, are reckoning with how to keep afloat a movement that may not get another chance to reverse Brexit for 30 or 40 years.
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In an interview with the British Sunday Times Magazine, the actress and activist was asked about Hollywood's reckoning with sexual misconduct since she and others went public with allegations of abuse against former producer Harvey Weinstein.
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It's clear, now, by using the material at such length in his Mississippi rally, that Trump is stirring backlash to the national reckoning with sexual harassment, and using that to drive his supporters to the polls.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. on Tuesday acknowledged his role in the Anita Hill hearing, publicly reckoning with a moment from his past that has drawn criticism as he considers a third presidential campaign.
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America's ongoing national reckoning with sexual assault and sexual harassment by powerful men now has liberals and Democrats reconsidering the legacy of one of party's most important figures of the past quarter-century: President Bill Clinton.
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But, she added, "I hope that this circle of attention will be part of a deeper reckoning with how and why police officers behave the way they do, especially towards those of us whose flesh is dark."
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It's dedicated to the victims of American white supremacy, and it demands a reckoning with one of the nation's least recognized atrocities: the lynching of thousands of black people in a decades-long campaign of racist terror.
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The seriousness of Zuckerberg's challenge this year seems to show an increasing reckoning with Facebook's place in the world, an important if perhaps overdue step for the steward of an opinion-shaping 2 billion+ user social platform.
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" In a series of tweets Thursday, Beyer said that "our country is undertaking a much-overdue reckoning with sexual harassment and assault," adding that "Congress cannot be exempt, and I believe that Congressman John Conyers should resign.
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The Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission (TRRC), which opened after repeated delays caused by a lack of funding, is part of a reckoning with a 22-year-long rule marked by extrajudicial killings, torture and forced disappearances.
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A discussion of the human-rights protections guaranteed by the 14th amendment turns into a reckoning with a Supreme Court ruling in 2005 that found that women have no federal right to police protection from violent partners.
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For her part, Clinton, now the Democratic nominee, is still reckoning with decisions she made in the charged climate after the attacks, facing questions this week about her 2002 vote in favor of authorizing the Iraq War.
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Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey, the fierce investigative reporters who unleashed a global reckoning with their stories about Harvey Weinstein, meanwhile, framed their acceptance speech as how they would explain it later to their two young daughters.
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The rank irony here is that Trump will mock and scold liberals for their attention to "identity politics," then in the next breath make the case for a more nuanced reckoning with white nationalists and neo-Nazis.
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The series of events fed into a larger national reckoning with sexual misconduct that toppled the careers of prominent men in Hollywood, media, and politics and they caused a re-examination of accusations previously levied against Trump.
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Hyundai started the day with the top three cars but Irishman Breen, who has yet to win a round of the world championship, forced his way into the reckoning with his third stage win of the rally.
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But as families were burying their dead-- and reckoning with the specter of murderous American anti-Semitism--President Trump, Fox News and the far-right fanned conspiracy theories about race and immigration into the overheated election cycle.
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Editorial In the decade or so before Donald Trump became president, America's approach to criminal justice was changing fast — reckoning with decades of destructive and ineffective policies that had ballooned the prison population and destroyed countless lives.
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Musicians aren't always great writers, but this memoir by the jazz pianist Fred Hersch succeeds because it functions as two interlocking coming-of-age stories: the arc of the author's musical development and a reckoning with sexuality.
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If her overstuffed 2015 album "Rebel Heart" was a touch reflective, reckoning with elements from her past as a not-always-embraced cultural rabble-rouser, "Madame X" so far promises to be a bit of a romp.
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We're gonna see a national reckoning with the fact that we are in danger of losing a generation; that we're gonna the generation after the millennials, is gonna be much fearful, much less able to face risk.
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You are not exempt from reckoning with the racial and economic disparities at hand — especially you, who own homes or multiple properties, or who run art studios, work at universities, and have considerable cultural and institutional capital.
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The complaints were filed across all of DHS's agencies, but the news comes as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), a part of DHS, is facing a reckoning with its practice of separating parent and children asylum seekers.
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He is of course interested in reckoning with what's important to him — spirituality, nature, sensuality, what it means to be a man — but on his own terms, in his own language and beyond a straightforwardly activist message.
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A sense of gloom settled over House Republicans on Tuesday as support for their Obamacare repeal plan seemed to erode even further and members began reckoning with the unthinkable: They may never be able to repeal Obamacare.
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Elizabeth Strout's novel "My Name Is Lucy Barton" is the story of a writer reckoning with the legacy of a scarred family life and slowly coming to terms with the costs and the rewards of her art.
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Even as it grapples with its identity now, reckoning with gentrification and redevelopment forces that are at once eroding and improving neighborhoods, Atlanta projects a different image — of comfort and confidence in its direction, whatever that is.
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By burying Hela instead of properly reckoning with her, Odin has ensured that she will, someday, be someone else's problem – and that that someone else will be woefully unprepared to deal with her when that day comes.
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" Mr. Goldwyn, who is 58, was reckoning with the fact that he is the same age Holden was when he played Max Schumacher, a fading character learning to embrace his status as a "craggy, middle-aged man.
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Time's Up is just a little more than one year old, having officially launched in January 2018, on the heels of the national reckoning with sexual misconduct spurred by the sexual assault allegations made against Harvey Weinstein.
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In Ireland, historically among the most Catholic countries in the world, churchgoers are experiencing their own nationwide reckoning with sexual abuse of children by priests and a subsequent, systematic cover-up that allowed such abuse to happen.
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He is the first celebrity to be convicted of sexual abuse since the start of the #MeToo movement, the national reckoning with misconduct that has brought down dozens of powerful men in entertainment, politics and other fields.
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In the wake of the Times's report, some are already publicly reckoning with what they had heard about him, like Mike Schur, creator of Parks and Recreation: I don't remember when I heard the rumors about him.
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" A reckoning with the assumptions of manifest destiny at its core, the game aims to "interrogate the American dream, what it means, if it's even attainable, who it's accessible to, and who gets left out if it is.
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Because the original versions are wiped away from streaming services, an acceleration of this trend could force a reckoning with fans — who may either come to demand perfection or simply want the music they know and love back.
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A long-overdue reckoning with the toxic male dominance in media, politics, Hollywood, in power, ensued—if 2017 saw steps taken towards purging the worst actors, what does 2018 and beyond hold for working towards sustainable gender equality?
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Some have been finding it difficult not to see Kavanaugh's confirmation—which the media framed as a "test" of just how seismic our cultural reckoning with sexual assault has been—as the hard limit of the #MeToo movement.
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Removing those statues, like renaming buildings that bear their name or taking down the Confederate flag -- and even reexamining the presence of slave owners and slave rapists on our currency -- is a long overdue reckoning with our past.
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By closing off the one avenue by which transactional Republicans might forge a health care detente, people like Paul Ryan guaranteed the entire party an eventual reckoning with the basic idea that every American deserves affordable medical care.
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One indispensable source of information, both for the international media and readers in the Philippines has been the upstart news site Rappler, which is now facing a reckoning with the government it has been a dogged check upon.
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Many Germans define themselves by their moral rectitude, as exhibited by their reckoning with the Nazi past and, more recently, by the government's decision to accept more refugees from the Syrian civil war than any other Western country.
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They will see it as the path of least resistance, the only argument they can make to avoid reckoning with the fact that the Trump phenomenon is actually the product of years of Republican maximalism and apocalyptic rhetoric.
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The Republican tax reform, now extremely likely to become law pending certain events next week in Alabama, represents a remarkable missed opportunity for a party struggling through an identity crisis and a country reckoning with a social crisis.
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GAZA — Protest turned to mourning across Gaza on Tuesday as the territory came to a reckoning with the violence at the border fence with Israel on Monday, when Israeli soldiers killed 60 protesters and wounded many hundreds more.
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He spoke to Hyperallergic about growing up in Chile during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, reckoning with the troubling histories of beautiful landscapes, and reconciling the idealized American Dream with the realities of life as an undocumented person.
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Other strategists affiliated with Mr. Strange acknowledged that the circumstances of the senator's appointment were a daily trouble spot, but spent part of this week reckoning with the reality that the campaign never responded in a forceful way.
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I needed to give them permission in the sense of, "You can say anything and use any language," and by being curious about what their experience was and how they were reckoning with it, in a nonjudgmental way.
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The trailer shows interviews and footage of Clinton and those close to her recalling her advocacy for women&aposs rights as First Lady, weathering the impeachment of her husband, and reckoning with the failures of her 2016 campaign.
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The latest U.S.-North Korea development came as market participants were still reckoning with the German election, in which Chancellor Angela Merkel won a fourth term but her party was weakened by a surge in far-right support.
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We can't afford to lose, but there's real excitement about that change, because there has been an honest reckoning with the fact that the system is failing people on so many fronts, and benefitting such a small number.
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"My focus, however, is on the William & Mary community: on reckoning with our own history with humility and dedication, and on joining you in the continuing work of ensuring our university community is welcoming and respectful of all."
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Now that former Vice President Joe Biden has officially entered the 2020 race, he's finally reckoning with a decades-old issue that could affect his support among key Democratic voters: his handling of Anita Hill's testimony in 303.
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Ever since the eco-freaks of Seattle and Starbucks ignited an anti-straw trend throughout America—my hometown of New York City is also considering a straw ban—I can no longer avoid reckoning with my wasteful straw habit.
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But that's why her face stayed with me: It bears the look of someone reckoning with the odds Evicted teaches, someone on her way from working-class home ownership to the low-income rental and eviction nightmare Desmond describes.
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" MSNBC's Chris Hayes tweeted: "As gross and cynical and hypocritical as the right's 'what about Bill Clinton' stuff is, it's also true that Democrats and the center left are overdue for a real reckoning with the allegations against him.
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Though A Seat at the Table reads more like an homage to her parents and community than an explicit reckoning with the whole of Black American trauma, she still understood the risks in releasing an album this openly political.
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But failure even to mention issues such as women's rights, transparency, accountability, corruption and the aspirations of a younger generation prepared to dissent peacefully provides a license for these regimes to avoid any reckoning with economic and political change.
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And on CBS, she went into detail about her experience during a period when Hollywood is reckoning with an industrywide movement against sexual misconduct that has brought down powerful figures in Hollywood such as Kevin Spacey and Harvey Weinstein.
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There is no way to talk about Gustavo Dudamel, its most famous product, without reckoning with the ways in which El Sistema influenced him or with the ways in which he was molded by its director, José Antonio Abreu.
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The United States invaded Iraq not in response to a "vigorous missionary impulse," but to avoid reckoning with this fact: Decades of wrongheaded policies in the Middle East had culminated on 9/11 in a cataclysmic episode of blowback.
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The Reimanns have been publicly reckoning with that history, and they pledged this spring that a one-time donation of 10 million euros, or about $11.3 million, would go to institutions that help former forced laborers and their families.
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Yet, our discourse distracts us from reckoning with the pain of white normativity, preventing us from questioning presumed white merit while promoting a kind of willful silence in the very rooms where "diversity" and "inclusion" are discussed and promoted.
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An ambitious museum show, reckoning with the place of photorealism within the larger history of painting, would be a welcome endeavor — and audiences who still see technical acuity as a principal marker of artistic accomplishment might lap it up.
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The subsequent half-century or so of the Catholic Church has been marked by various popes' differing responses to and reckoning with Vatican II, its spirit, and the question of what "moving forward" even means within a Catholic context.
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The ongoing reckoning with the Nassar case comes amid a larger outpouring of stories about sexual assault and harassment in all arenas, from Hollywood to hotel rooms — and the people in power negligent or complicit in protecting those perpetrators.
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The end of Season 3 shows us Jane's emotions as she begins to date and have sex again after Michael's (apparent) death, and Season 4 shows Jane reckoning with her misconceptions about bisexuality when she dates a bisexual man, Adam.
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So if my calculations are correct, we're about to get approximately a metric shit-ton of men in comedy reckoning with the fact that they might, in fact, have crossed the line at some point, or many points, in their careers.
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It looked like things could have been different, though, this year, as Hollywood bumbled through yet another one, lodged deeply in an era of its own high-key reckoning, with mostly increased buzzword usage and mild gestures to show for it.
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To not have a reckoning with yourself, to not want to make amends ... Well, what happens is ... He doesn't do it as much, but a lot of them get into this victim mentality, like, "Hey, you're a ..." and become super aggressive.
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At the risk of sounding too "hippy-dippy," as Adriene would call it, doing these YouTube yoga videos over the years has disarmed some deeply held anxieties I'd always attached to working out — and to reckoning with my body in general.
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And even in a year marked by Hollywood's reckoning with the systemic and pervasive culture of harassment and abuse in the industry, the two major events of the season — the Golden Globes and the Oscars — will have been hosted by men.
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After a months-long Hollywood reckoning with the sexual harassment, coercion, and abuse long committed by its most powerful men, Meyers, a powerful man himself, would have to lead the first award show in the new #MeToo and #TimesUp world order.
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When we say "coming to terms" in reference to slavery and race, or talk about America "reckoning with" it, it seems more like a refrain than information, like singing "tra la la" or "Hey nonny nonny" in antiquated song lyrics.
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"They are all reckoning with systems of thought—scientific, political, religious, economic, sexual—that have asserted their authority through suppression and omission, setting in motion a legacy of trauma and disempowerment that will take generations to unravel," explains the director.
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This ritual gives all parties a chance to take a beat and use their nunchi — to eye-measure each other to get a sense of the implied hierarchy and whether one is reckoning with a future ally or a foe.
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After a significant cultural reckoning with the legacy of the Confederacy, including the removal of statues and monuments honoring the Confederate dead, the military still uses 10 bases that honor Confederate soldiers — men that fought to uphold the practice of slavery.
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It is likewise no surprise that conservatives are warming once again to the only idea that has ever appealed to them: repealing Obamacare outright, and delaying their reckoning with how to reform the health care system as long as possible.
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In 2014, video of the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner helped start the Black Lives Matter movement; footage of the football player Ray Rice assaulting his fiancée catalyzed a reckoning with domestic violence in the National Football League.
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Even if your daily grievances are legitimate—bad periods happen, after all— reckoning with how much you're unloading on your friends might alert you to the fact that it's time to talk to a therapist or other mental health professional.
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I wish I shared that enthusiasm for what amounts to a self-conscious and not especially dramatic reckoning with the past, especially as proffered by the director Joe Harmston and a mostly male cast who go rather exaggeratedly for broke.
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Between the difficult conversations about who qualifies as a victim, complex policy dissections, and each character's reckoning with their own sexual culpability (yes, Zoey, sex with your high boyfriend isn't exempt), it's difficult to remember we're watching a young adult sitcom.
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If you haven't been following American politics, these past few years have been a time of reckoning with the ongoing militarization of police forces throughout the country and the way that communities of color bear the brunt of this violence.
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"On the discourse and cultural level, I think this is ultimately all about people reckoning with the 'other,' and who the 'other' is gets pretty mixed up and confused because we don't think straight most of the time," she said.
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Clover has also missed internal financial targets, is reckoning with mounting losses and has seen its Medicare star rating dip from 3.5 out of 5 to 3, which is a problem because lower scores result in reduced payments from the government.
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As banks are reckoning with the spreading coronavirus pandemic, including in some cases shuttering branches, Bank of America told employees on Friday that its retail branches, call centers, and operations facilities will remain open, according to an internal company memo.
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Gliding from color to black and white, from digital to analog, from grim realism to spiritual ecstasy, the film offers a song of praise to the island of Jamaica and a reckoning with its painful history and hard-pressed present.
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Joe Walsh is calling for a primary challenger to take on President Donald Trump in 2020, as he is reckoning with his past controversial comments and apologizing for his role in helping elect an "unfit con man" to the presidency.
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"He can't deliver the impossible," said Len M. Nichols, the director of the Center for Health Policy Research and Ethics at George Mason University, "so he avoids specifics and postpones actually reckoning with a serious legislative proposal of his own."
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Though The Democrat-Reporter has a circulation of only a few thousand, the editorial landed with a thud at a time when the nation was reckoning with the hurt of politicians who had worn blackface and old yearbooks containing racist slurs.
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But things are shifting now, and in this new reckoning with how we've dealt with sexual assault, culturally and legally, Goldberg says tensions are inevitable as states sort out the best legal framework for a troubling crime with a troubling history.
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But Ms. Gamble and Mr. Berlanti wrote him into their pilot even before reports about multiple sexual misconduct allegations against Harvey Weinstein sparked more accusations against more men and a broader reckoning with the ways some men leverage their power.
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I was more focused on the tang of Ms. Sciorra's realness (in 2001, she lost an Emmy for her "Sopranos" work to Sally Field) and how this reckoning with bad men has the tendency of upstaging the great work of women.
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Showbiz history is littered with contemptible acts and people, but the industry's ongoing reckoning with abusive behavior, post-Harvey Weinstein, along with the ease of exposure that social media affords, has changed the game for predatory and otherwise misbehaving entertainers.
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Former Senator Gary Hart of Colorado, elected in the Democratic wave of 1974 and a leader in the effort to reinvent the Democratic Party in the 1980s, said Democrats were approaching an overdue moment of reckoning with their own limitations.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The names of a handful of mountains and creeks in the state of Queensland containing racial slurs have been removed from the state's official records, the latest such move in a country still reckoning with its colonial past.
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If, she continued, Americans were to have a true reckoning with our legacy of racial violence and bias, we should expect to see a strong backlash from the forces of white supremacy that have been in America's DNA since the founding.
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The rise of student activism in response to campus sexual assault, the mainstream discussions surrounding consent, and the feminist social media campaigns from the earlier part of the decade made 2017 fertile ground for a mass reckoning with sexual conduct.
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The energies of the student uprising are undeniable and, many believe, necessary, but the call for decolonization suggests a final reckoning with the white minority, a settlement that cannot be reached without upending the Constitution and society as a whole.
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Someone who...in the way that Dave Chappelle has been reckoning with the consequences of his work and how it is received by people, and how you can't control how it's received by people no matter what your intentions are.
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It wasn't until much later that voices were raised in support of a more open reckoning with the war and its aftermath, and not until 2000 that the first of those humiliated corpses were exhumed and given a decent burial.
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Andrew "Boz" Bosworth Facebook is still reckoning with its role in the 20203 election as it heads into a contentious 2020 presidential race, according to a newly leaked executive memo and a shifting set of policies around manipulated content issued Tuesday.
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No praise was too high for Sharon D. Clarke as the eponymous Ma Rainey, the so-called mother of the blues, and a woman worth reckoning with from the moment she made a majestically belated entrance, her cowed entourage in tow.
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We've just been saying, "Oh, you'll lose this job and you'll have another job installing solar panels," and we're not reckoning with the fact that a lot of renewable energy jobs pay $13 an hour and are non-union, precarious jobs.
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As school segregation has become entwined with New York City's broader reckoning with inequality, some districts recently adopted modest desegregation plans — changing school zones and setting aside seats for low-income children — that have made some schools marginally more diverse.
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Kotlowitz, the author of "There Are No Children Here," profiles people who have been deeply affected by gun violence: a school social worker, a former gang leader, a man who killed someone decades earlier and is still reckoning with his actions.
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"[A]s our company has grown to become a nationally recognized brand, leaving behind the little train depot that had been our roastery, we've come to a point of reckoning with our name," they wrote in a statement last December.
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" She added later that "serious social injustices" were imposed on Catholic women by the "very system" of their church, and that until the church began reckoning with this uncomfortable fact, it could not "give witness to justice in the world.
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But these two concerts — Grande's was the third of four arena shows in the area last week, and Eilish's was the second of two large-but-not-yet-arena-sized performances — demonstrated how they're both reckoning with the same questions.
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Perhaps, then, the line between empathy and exploitation is not so much an issue of identity but integrity, a commitment to reckoning with all sides of a story and meeting people where they are, not where we think they should be.
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The injustice of Game 6 suggested that the team had been failed more than it had failed; that this felt true, and arguably actually was, kept the Kings from fully reckoning with either an on-the-fly retooling or rebuilding.
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Now, more than a year in, it's certainly possible to imagine some of the accused truly reckoning with their pasts — Dan Harmon's apology for sexually harassing a writer on his show offers a view of what that might look like.
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The rapprochement between Donnie and Adam in the second act runs a tad long and approaches the treacly, but when the focus is on Dotty and her family's reckoning with her disease, the play is on firm footing, and consistently generates laughter.
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His photos, taken between 2011 and 2016, tell the melancholy story of the erection, disintegration, and repurposing of these sets, and the ways in which the filmmaking storyline is a part of Almería's long history of witnessing and reckoning with ephemeral civilizations.
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But from what I can tell, the title is more a reference to the phase in our psychological development when we start to learn and test out the boundaries of socializing — a reckoning with the realization that the world doesn't revolve around you.
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"It's probably the most likely outcome now," said one senior official who said EU leaders now expected May to either lose a vote on the withdrawal agreement due next Tuesday — or to postpone a reckoning with lawmakers, as she did a month ago.
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That Trump managed to win this election despite a huge popular vote deficit has both prolonged our reckoning with his threat to the integrity of our democratic elections and given us new reasons to suspect he will make good on that threat.
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Ocasio-Cortez contended that the point of remembering the Holocaust was to apply its lessons to contemporary events like the events at the southwest border of the United States, while Graham argued that reckoning with it meant seeing it as utterly distinct.
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Yes, reckoning with the decades of abuse that women have suffered at the hands of men has been instrumental in the movement toward real change, with public figures who were once stalwarts of their respective industries rightfully named and put on trial.
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For 20013 years, the monthly magazine Yanhuang Chunqiu has survived the ire of censors, protected by moderate-minded retired officials who used it to call for limited political liberalization, market overhauls and an honest reckoning with dark periods in the Communist Party's past.
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Indeed, many of the toughest dilemmas in widespread spheres of human undertaking involve reckoning with the 'counterintuitive' – that which 'common sense' and straight-line (linear) thinking do not anticipate and for which even experience, alone, is not always sufficient for effective address.
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"When half of the theater is reckoning with their reality and the other half is there because of the hype surrounding the film it's bound to be a very confusing experience for the people the film means a lot to," she said.
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The AfD is playing a dangerous game, experts and fellow politicians warned, calculated to erode the established red lines of Germany's postwar order, in which an active reckoning with the Holocaust is fundamental to the country's identity as a tolerant, liberal democracy.
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Why it matters: It's the latest sign that Facebook is trying to crack down on the practices that have allowed fake news to spread on its platform — but also that it's still reckoning with all the ways the platform can be abused.
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The classical music world's reckoning with sexual misconduct and abuse continued on Friday when the Cleveland Orchestra suspended the violinist William Preucil, its concertmaster of more than two decades, while it investigates accusations that he sexually assaulted a violin student in 1998.
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But since it happened only after scores of women suffered in silence for decades, and only in the midst of a global reckoning with sexual violence, even a "victory" like this verdict suggests that the abused still face a desperately uphill battle.
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Some aspects of the show are relics of a 1990s comedy culture that was interested in pushing back against "political correctness," but the show was never as didactic as, say, South Park (which has faced its own reckoning with its legacy of late).
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But if we invest our resources in the healing, restoration and rebuilding of relationships and communities — and stop pretending that caging people on a massive scale makes our communities safer — we just might discover that we are capable of reckoning with one another.
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At the beginning, fancy graphics, voice-overs by historians and Eisenstein-type montages — such as a ballerina superimposed on a speeding train — suggest the movie will be a reckoning with art and dance in the Soviet Union, where Nureyev was born in 1938.
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The industry's sudden reckoning with the #MeToo movement primarily involved complaints that a long list of prominent writers and editors exploited their power and position at keystone industry events to make sexual advances, particularly toward female authors hoping to further their careers.
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The trailer shows that each of these elements will be present in the new film, and when it finally hits theaters, there will likely be an interesting reckoning with the role of colonialism in shaping our modern love of Aladdin, the artful plunderer.
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Though she is a scrupulous and dogged digger-up of hidden facts and a thoughtful interpreter of public events, Costa hasn't produced a work of objective journalism or detached historical scholarship so much as a personal reckoning with her nation's past and present.
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Until then, the people caught up in Maloney's life, the city that has experienced its first police shooting in a generation, and the online community that watched his work with great interest, are reckoning with what they thought they knew about the man.
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This isn't to say that Big Tech doesn't have big problems: We're at a moment of reckoning with what giants such as Facebook, Google, and Twitter mean for society, how they've shaped politics and culture, and whether they should be better regulated.
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And in an age when billionaires are on the ropes — and when tech leaders are reckoning with their corporate and personal responsibilities — there is new movement behind the scenes in tech to broaden the conversation that Gates began nearly a decade ago.
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Angelina Jolie's celebrity makes her artistic ambitions easy to mock, but with "First They Killed My Father," opening Friday at the same time that it begins streaming on Netflix, she proves she's worth reckoning with as a director — for reasons good and bad.
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Around the turn of the millennium, the children and grandchildren of Franco's "disappeared"—the tens of thousands of Republicans put to death during the Civil War and the dictatorship—started calling for the exhumation of mass graves and a reckoning with the past.
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Dr. Doughton said there were parallels to places in the United States, including plantations where African-Americans were once enslaved and the sites of atrocities against Native Americans, that have been commercialized at the expense of a blunt reckoning with historical oppression.
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A productive conversation around gender would have to include "an acknowledgment that there has been this association of the American presidency with masculinity," she said — and a reckoning with the effect of that association on candidates of all genders, not just women.
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Though Sulkowicz's wasn't the first sexual assault of the decade to make national headlines, it precipitated a two-year period of intense reckoning with college campus assault, both on the campuses themselves, in the form of student protests, and in broader society.
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There's a dark comedy to be found in Essie's various job interviews, as well as her reckoning with friends and family, from whom she is forever requesting the one word that might best describe her before she slips into a mental abyss.
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Met leaders and city officials are still reckoning with how a fee might change the visiting habits of those tourists, as well as other questions: What about people who commute every day into the city for work and consider themselves New Yorkers?
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Too often, we laud CEOs just because they provide donations to early childhood nonprofits or co-author an op-ed, without reckoning with how minor those contributions are relative to their wealth or how the company's other actions may be harming families.
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