For nearly three decades, American immigration policies have reenforced the false notion that undocumented immigrants are dangerous criminals.
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The sentiment to change was reenforced by Trump who vowed never again to sign one of the giant bills.
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Overall the Congressional hearing reenforced the idea that the tech industry has resigned itself to the fact that privacy regulation is coming.
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This impression was reenforced when Trump made a well-received campaign stop at a Boeing plant in South Carolina, since Boeing is the bank's main interest group backer.
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Donald Trump Jr., the president's son, campaigned with Saccone in Pennsylvania Monday afternoon, and GOP Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel reenforced the party's support for Saccone ahead of the election Monday.
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It was hinted at in the prophecy Cersei received as a child, and over the last couple of seasons it's been constantly reenforced in pretty much every suspicious stare that's passed between the siblings.
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They are usually fitted with riot shields to protect the windscreen from damage. More recently, as a result of reenforced glass being used, public order vans are not fitted with cages over the windscreen.
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The competition appeared settled, the world record was clearly her target as her husband/coach reenforced with every instruction from the stands. In John's best event, the shot put, her 16.23m did gain 28 points on Joyner-Kersee's second place 15.80m lifetime personal best, nobody else was less than a metre behind John. Concluding the first day, Joyner-Kersee's Olympic heptathlon best 22.56 left Behmer in second place, more than a half second behind. JJK started the second day with a long jump.
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In addition, forces' specialist units utilise a wide variety of vehicles to help perform their role effectively. Roads Policing Units (RPU) utilise vehicles like the BMW 3 Series and BMW 5 Series to primarily enforce traffic laws and pursue fleeing suspects. Armed Response Vehicles (ARV), such as the BMW X5, are used to transport armed officers and carry weaponry. Tactical/operational support units use Mercedes- Benz Sprinter and Volkswagen Crafter vans, equipped with windscreen cages and/or reenforced glass, to transport officers into public order situations.
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Stalin wanted the best to prevail in his image of the future Soviet Union so he put into effect a decree that would punish juvenile delinquency to ensure the 'good apples' were the ones paving the road for his ideal society. Organizations like the Komsomol were not the only influences on the children at the time. Cartoons like The Strangers Voice by Ivan Ivanov-Vano, reenforced the idea of a Soviet culture by depicting foreign thinking and customs as unwanted and strange. Children would play their own version of 'Cowboys and Indians' as 'Reds and Whites' with children fighting to play the main party leaders like Stalin.
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They are legitimatized in terms of > institutional values. These imperatives , transmitted by precept and example > and reenforced by sanctions are in varying degrees internalized by the > scientist, thus fashioning his scientific conscience or, if one prefers the > latter-day phrase, his super-ego... [This scientific ethos] can be inferred > from the moral consensus of scientists as expressed in use and wont, in > countless writings on the scientific spirit and in moral indignation > directed toward contraventions of the ethos. > > An examination of the ethos of modern science is only a limited > introduction to a larger problem: the comparative study of the institutional > structure of science. Although detailed monographs assembling the needed > comparative materials are few and scattered, they provide some basis for the > provisional assumption that “science is afforded opportunity for development > in a democratic order which is integrated with the ethos of science.” This > is not to say that the pursuit of science is confined to democracies.
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