Or are we repressing it because it's too discernably lesbian?
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It's time to process all the feelings you've been repressing.
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Finally, there are Maduro's killing agents, in charge of repressing.
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Repressing what essentially amounts to new technology never ends well.
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China has demolished hundreds of Protestant churches while also repressing Catholics.
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Attempts at simply repressing bad ideas don't seem to be working.
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It was about denying or repressing the fact that I felt upset.
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It is also very busy repressing its own population using military force.
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Now they appear to be playing a key role in repressing dissent.
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He was irrepressible and is seen here repressing the very young me.
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Repressing this natural urge since childhood has left Lazy Mom frustrated and unsatisfied.
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For the past few weeks, respected sports editors have been quietly repressing themselves.
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But members knew that going in, and there's no point repressing this now.
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They approach each challenge with near-heroic calm and reason, repressing their justified anger.
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Repressing an easily identified minority is easier than ensuring absolute control over entire populations.
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Human rights groups accuse him of systematically repressing dissent, straining relations with Western donor countries.
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Intense emotions you may have been repressing come to the surface as Venus opposes Pluto.
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This all sets up the fight that Jack and Rebecca have been repressing for months.
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"When they're repressing, we dramatize the repression, and what that does to them," LaGravenese says.
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Repressing emotional damage with 36-hour parties, anxious hugs, and blistering gossip just doesn't work.
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The United States accuses Maduro's government of stifling democracy, repressing the opposition and massive corruption.
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In school, I crafted an image of "happy," repressing the heaviness that hung on me.
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Contradictorily, Mr Torra at first encouraged the protests while the Generalitat's police was repressing them.
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Catch up on sleep today, and do some journaling: What emotions might you be repressing?
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"This does not mean repressing our reactions or giving up on accountability," he told Vox.
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If you're like us, you've been repressing your distant memories of headgear until this very moment.
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The Trump administration this month declared sanctions against Chinese officials and businesses implicated in repressing Uighurs.
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On this week's Family Guy episode, Peter is having a conversation with Lois about repressing anger.
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The Bahraini regime relies on Saudi military support as a tool in repressing their Shia majority.
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Suddenly Woo had been given the rediscovery treatment: vinyl repressing, and wide distribution, and critical attention.
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Life-Sized Graphite Skeleton Draws Itself Surreal Pencil Drawings Look Like How Repressing Your Emotions Feels
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"Many police have backed away from repressing, even if they don't say so publicly," Cuadras said.
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Just let them go through and protect them as they do so, instead of repressing them.
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Besides its crude sexual references, the piece accused Erdogan of repressing minorities and mistreating Kurds and Christians.
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I wake up screaming so often that several boyfriends have asked me if I'm repressing a trauma.
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Since cannibals are human beings, and since we call them inhuman, we're repressing this part of humanity.
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Envoys are a special force of soldier trained to withstand rapid needlecasting by repressing their human sides.
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The security response has been in keeping with the government's reputation for repressing most kinds of dissent.
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It's not about repressing your anger but rather making choices about how and when you express it.
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" Remember: These leaders are not repressing violent radicals, Posner adds; they are literally "criminalizing dissent and debate.
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But Conde's critics accuse him of cracking down on dissent and violently repressing protests - charges he denies.
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On Monday, your planetary ruler, messenger Mercury, meets Venus, inspiring you to vent about anything you've been repressing.
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We've already found it, thanks to one Reddit user who devised a foolproof way of repressing crushed powders.
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The Maduro government reacted by intensely repressing the protests, leading to an international outcry from human rights organizations.
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The day after Germany ratified the treaty, Hitler began attending Army propaganda classes aimed at repressing revolutionary tendencies.
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The moon connects with Saturn and Pluto, asking you to get real about whatever you have been repressing!
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The German satirist also mockingly accused Erdogan of "kicking Kurds", "slapping Christians," and "repressing minorities," among other things.
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Repressing our desires is how we lose control of them and how our desires begin to control us.
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Some of them will be a surprise; some will be stuff you know you've been repressing or avoiding.
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In 2011, large numbers of people began demonstrating against a regime that had been repressing them for decades.
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"All those years of repressing, it really was as bad as I thought it was," DK told CNN.
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On Wednesday, Trump lambasted Twitter and other Big Tech giants, claiming they are repressing his messaging and public commentary.
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In Tajikistan, the USCIRF noted, the authorities have been repressing all forms of Islam except the officially sanctioned one.
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But "following your heart" isn't so easy when you have spent years repressing your desires and ignoring your intuition.
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Instead, she allows the viewer to sense her character's feelings and empathise with the discomfort that comes from repressing them.
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"I made it up; it's a special snack," she would twinkle, repressing her laughter at as she presented her creation.
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"In a great number of these incidents, there is evidence of excessive use of force in repressing protests," it said.
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It's a story about the perils of repressing grief, of being unable to face the wreckage and reality of death.
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Because women are fundamental to the resistance, but also because repressing women is fundamental to Trump's worldview and his power.
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The opposition says security forces have been heavy-handed in blocking marches and repressing protesters with pepper-spray and teargas.
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Sara ended up repressing the memories of the sexual abuse for decades, until she saw the women confront Nassar in court.
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That divergence can continue so long as central banks keep repressing financial market volatility by maintaining low interest rates, he said.
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President Donald Trump lambasted Twitter, Google and other technology giants on Wednesday, claiming they are repressing his messaging and public commentary.
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The government denies repressing the opposition and says it is protecting national security from groups it calls terrorists backed by Iran.
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The authorities have denied accusations of torturing detainees and repressing the opposition, and say they are protecting national security from terrorists.
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All over the globe, autocrats have learned that they will pay no serious diplomatic price for repressing or even killing reporters.
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National guardsmen stood at Mr. Guaidó's side as others joined marches to support the protesters that they had spent years repressing.
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Repressing them has extinguished many people's hopes that the party might allow itself to be held to greater account before the law.
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Yet getting women behind the wheel is a welcome blow against the idea that Islamic piety is best shown by repressing them.
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Those drugs tend to work like anesthesia, which is helpful for repressing symptoms but doesn't get to the bottom of the problem.
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"The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) in Brazil recently decided that the army should be involved in repressing fake news," said Mauricio Santoro.
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I got pretty decent at kinetically repressing hostiles, because I was fit, I knew my duty and the terrorists had it coming.
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It's because other people's admiration isn't going to help you get over your ex or resolve the deeper issues you're repressing, Gemini!
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China has long been repressing the Muslim-minority Uighurs; worryingly, it's now starting to squeeze the Huis, more dispersed followers of Islam.
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If I'm not repressing it, generally the vision is neutralized—I'm assured I don't actually have the desire and the panic subsides.
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None wanted to be identified for fear of reprisals except Amirkhanly, though Azeri officials deny Western charges of repressing and intimidating opponents.
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She's a "go-along gal," happy to serve her troubled man and his difficult art while repressing her own ambitions and talents.
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The White House blacklisted some Chinese tech companies this week, citing the use of their products in repressing Muslim minorities in China.
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I entered the decade ostensibly as a happily married man, trying to build my life and career while repressing my gender identity.
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As Freud has described, there are various ways of doing this: by repressing experience, dissociating from it, numbing it, turning away from it.
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So we could know which polling stations needed more people to defend them, and also knew where the Spanish police was repressing us.
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After all, Freud saw the human being as, essentially, an animal, whose neuroses were the result of repressing natural sexual and libidinal desires.
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Mr García could not curb either the terrorism of the Shining Path Maoist guerrillas or the abuses of the army in repressing it.
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Anger is a valid emotion, and feelings you may have been repressing could burst at this time, so don't stuff your emotions away.
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Had they remained neutral, the military would have de facto sided with a government that was violating democracy, and worse, repressing the opposition.
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Beijing had grown even more assertive, from threatening neighbors over the South China Sea dispute to repressing dissent in Hong Kong, he said.
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Opposition leaders condemned the incident as evidence of the brutality of President Nicolas Maduro's security forces in repressing dissent and harming innocent people.
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You are constantly being taught to move forward and be resilient, and that leads to repressing emotions and not moving forward at all.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Scorpio, so make time to nourish yourself—start by honoring your emotions instead of repressing them.
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The two devote a significant part of their time repressing (in the case of Alejandro) and belittling (in the case of Mariela) dissenters.
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While repressing emotional issues between parents and children is cross-cultural, the Asian community has seen that the ways it can have dire consequences.
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The moon in Scorpio asks you to sit with your emotions, Aries—difficult feelings come up, and repressing them won't do you any good.
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Venezuelan opposition groups have long accused El Aissami of repressing dissent, participating in drug trafficking rings, and supporting Middle Eastern groups such as Hezbollah.
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I understand for some who have come here they have a lot of animosity to whoever was repressing them in their country of origin.
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I think up until around 2016, I was repressing a lot of who I was and the series really helped me to open up.
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According to the company, some labels even refer to the company's annual report to figure out what records from their catalog are worth repressing.
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Lately, you've been taking a cooler, more detached approach to life, attempting to be logical— which is great, unless you've been repressing yourself emotionally.
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The ruling Socialist Party accuses foes of seeking a violent coup with U.S. connivance, while the opposition says he is a dictator repressing peaceful protest.
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Eye contact or repressing stimming behavior can be distracting and stressful, depriving an autistic child or adult of the energy and focus necessary for academics.
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In terms of repressing things and not bringing up uncomfortable subject matter, I am a perfect soldier, the Jason Bourne of pretending everything is fine.
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There's a difference between taking a break from your worries and repressing or ignoring them, and Mary's regimen of cheer feels more like the latter.
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Enter Dr. Simon Jordan (Edward Holcroft) a psychologist bent on helping his new patient recover the memories she lost — or, possibly, the memories she's repressing.
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I was attracted to The Forest because there's the psychological element of this woman who's basically repressing her inner demons; she's never processed a trauma.
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It occurred to me, before any reports of the shooter possibly being gay were released, that he might have been repressing his sexuality as well.
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Your therapist has likely heard worse than whatever you're going to come out with, and they can't help you as fully if you're repressing truth.
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Besides brutally repressing his own people to stay in power, Kim Jong Un's number one strategic objective is to gain legitimacy on the international stage.
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Since seizing power from Fulgencio Batista in 1959, Fidel and Raul have embodied global revolutionary Marxism, defying U.S. opposition and repressing domestic dissent without compunction.
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"With the Yellow Vests, the idea that police could control these crowds by just pouring more people and repressing has reached its limits," he said.
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Many Cubans are upset because of a rich history of the Castro family repressing residents to the point their only hope is to flee the country.
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This is a profound time to heal and get closure, but only if you can witness and hold your emotions—even pain—rather than repressing them.
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Take a moment to consider if you've been repressing your feelings; if you have, let them out today by venting to a friend or making art.
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The military's actions appear to violate international laws, according to Human Rights Watch, which said that Nigerian officials had a pattern of repressing the Shiite group.
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Mr Ortega and his Sandinistas have commandeered the supreme court, which abolished presidential term limits, and created shell "opposition" parties to simulate choice while repressing genuine opponents.
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As soon as the Syrian security forces began repressing anti-government protests he had helped to organise in the spring of 2011, the Kurdish activist went underground.
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There's as much sadness in the world as happiness, so why not just accept it and speak about it and go through it instead of repressing it?
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As far as I can understand, it's an effect of actively repressing children's magic to the point where they traumatically release it as a dark, destructive force.
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He saw a parallel between the American political situation and the Turkish, in which decades of ignoring or repressing marginalized groups in society had empowered populist leaders.
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Mr Trump will also visit Vietnam to attend a big international summit in Danang next week, ahead of which the Communist Party is repressing dissent especially fiercely.
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Rights groups such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch accuse Morocco of continuing to use excessive force against activists and repressing political freedom in Western Sahara.
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Instead of repressing your emotions and pretending that everything is okay, it will now be easier for you to clearly express your concerns about your personal commitments.
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Communication planet Mercury enters intuitive water sign Cancer on June 4, asking you to sit with thoughts you've been repressing and to connect with your inner voice.
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"The Israeli government has been actively repressing voices of dissent and nonviolent activists with an increased fervor in the past two years," Babaa wrote in an email.
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Mercury retrograde in Cancer, like the eclipse, won't let you forget something you've been trying to forget—repressing emotions or avoiding responsibilities won't work this month, Leo!
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" Being on guard manifests itself in different ways, often as repressing perceived traits that play into the stereotype of being frightening or intimidating or just "too much.
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And Omar al-Bashir, forced out by the military this week at the age of 75, let living standards fall inexorably after three decades of repressing Sudan.
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Hemalayaa notes that as adults we've gotten good at repressing our emotions, whereas we freely lost our shit each time we got upset when we were children.
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Both he and Erteo are notoriously attention-hungry and have made very public appearances to spread their rhetoric and gloat about their successes in repressing Western metal bands.
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" According to a study conducted at Mount Holyoke College for a World Politics course, minority languages are often "repressed as a first step towards repressing the actual minority.
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Once U.S. troops departed at the end of 2011, Maliki behaved as a virtual dictator, repressing Iraq's Sunni population and laying the groundwork for the emergence of ISIS.
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But for consistency of wit and performance, Alyssa Limperis has stood out, making quirky and finely observed portraits of women on the verge of repressing a nervous breakdown.
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In her recollections he's unfailingly romantic and loving, because she's repressing all the bad things, choosing to burnish his memory as a way of processing her grief and guilt.
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Trump's withering critique in his own speech included an accusation that Iran's government "masks a corrupt dictatorship behind the false guise of a democracy," while ruthlessly repressing its people.
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Related: What These Artists do with Ballpoint Pens is Unreal Pen-and-Ink Artist Created Hyperrealistic Drawings of Celebrities Surreal Pencil Drawings Look Like How Repressing Your Emotions Feels
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Just like the image on the cover of the album, Vulnicura reveals an artist with her heart gaping wide open, uninterested in repressing her emotions to appease accepted norms.
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Much of the memoir is about young Gertrude's attempt to come to grips with her own budding sexuality by repressing it, the only socially approved solution in that era.
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He instructed many of his patients to journal or seek out psychotherapy to gain a better understanding of the emotions they were repressing that generated their chronic back pain.
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"While the embargo remains in place, the Obama administration's policy of engagement has changed the equation, depriving the Cuban government of its main pretext for repressing dissent on the island."
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In return, Trump reiterated that Saudi Arabia is a "great ally," effectively sweeping aside its role in fueling jihad worldwide, supporting other authoritarian Arab regimes, and repressing citizens at home.
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They say the government is to blame for violence by young protesters as authorities are refusing a free vote to resolve the crisis and are needlessly blocking and repressing marches.
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Repressing is certainly part of it, but then you look at the indies and you look at how many people are using record pressing plants, and how busy they are.
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This approach would narrowly target the conduct of those most responsible for prolonging violence, repressing religious freedoms, looting Sudan's wealth, and pursuing military deals with governments hostile to U.S. interests.
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The ruling, which was published Friday, found that Musk and Tesla had violated the National Labor Relations Act by repressing attempts to organize a union at the company's Fremont. Calif.
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Last summer, Thailand drew condemnation from the United States and others when it deported about 100 Uighur Muslims to China, whose government is repressing separatist-leaning Uighurs in the Xinjiang region.
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Remarkably, a leader in the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the Vatican body responsible for repressing heresy and promulgating correct doctrine, initiated a cordial exchange of views with her.
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And, while Portugal's style has been largely built on defense, on repressing opponents and holding out for draws, even for the penalty kick shootout, Santos proved unafraid to trust in youth.
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Related: 'Story of Flowers' Tells an Epic Animated Tale of Life and Death A Cambodian Artist's Intricate Ink | Monday Insta Illustrator Surreal Pencil Drawings Look Like How Repressing Your Emotions Feels
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Some speculation around Japan's low coronavirus numbers suggested that the government was repressing the extent of the infection to ensure that the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games would be held on schedule.
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Frank Mora, a former Pentagon official, said the US is right to condemn Maduro and others for repressing his people, stealing from state coffers and turning Venezuela into a criminal state.
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To civil rights activists and reformers he is known as someone who crushed protests and personally beat demonstrators in 1999, and also played an active role in repressing unrest in 2003.
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"My question remains — that dispositionally, and maybe even ideologically — that you haven't made the transition all the way to the government and repressing NOAA and representing the public first," Schatz said.
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"A trip of this magnitude by the Crown provides unwarranted legitimacy to a dictatorship with a decades-long history of persecuting and imprisoning its defectors and repressing its people," Scott wrote.
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You can't make your quarantine too broad, or you'll end up repressing ideas that need to be debated, and empowering demagogues when they're the only ones who will talk about them.
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From November 16 through the end of the year, we feel emboldened to say whatever's on our minds—especially if we've been repressing these thoughts since retrograde season kicked off this summer.
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And it's unclear how much of her early memories Red even retains once she settles into her aboveground life; it seems quite possible she's repressing her memories rather than purposely hiding them.
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"If he needs to bring troops from abroad, it is clear that his own armed forces are not totally with him and not able to keep repressing the Venezuelan people," he said.
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With the secret aid of her daughter, Livia — brittle to the point of shattering from repressing her own smoke — the boys prowl a hidden laboratory where Lady Naylor is experimenting on soot.
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After repressing peaceful protests in April and May, police and armed shock troops conducted a "cleanup" operation during which they violently removed the barricades and roadblocks erected by protestors across the country.
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German agents sowed discord and encouraged dissent among Irish and Indian communities in the U.S. by suggesting the British were repressing their colonial home countries, and were thus unworthy of American help.
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There's certainly a universal story about coming of age here that could apply to men as well, but repressing Gypsy's sexuality was a big part of the power being held over her.
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Laurel debate took a dark turn when the U.S. Air Force thought it would be a good idea to use it in a now-deleted tweet that bragged about repressing a Taliban offensive.
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But in the end, the Russian authorities may find, it will be hard to claim the high ground as a defender of freedom in the Middle East while also repressing freedom at home.
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She's trying to protect her daughter, by making her understand that the best way to stay alive and avoid blowing her cover is by never wavering, even when it means repressing your emotions.
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The Trump administration is weighing whether to impose sanctions on military and intelligence officials in Cuba who are accused of aiding Venezuela's government in repressing opposition groups in the country, Reuters reported Wednesday.
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The party has since been revived on a platform of ethnic identity, anti-Islamization and anti-immigration, but with a slightly softer face, repressing its neo-Nazi past and embracing the European Union.
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China has gotten away with cheating the international trading system, stealing intellectual property, blocking foreign countries from entering its market, heavily subsidizing Chinese companies, bullying other Asian countries and repressing its own citizens.
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His team also supports violently repressing crime: He openly supports expanding police powers to use lethal force, reducing the age of penal responsibility from 18 to 16, and bringing back the death penalty.
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Ensuring economic equality should go hand in hand with improving human rights, but does not do so when the provision of material and economic well-being is used to justify repressing political rights.
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The universe is giving us an amazing chance to feel our feelings on a deep level—however, if you try to avoid your emotions, you may find that repressing them will overwhelm you.
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During the 1960 and 70's, Mexico's government used violence as a form of repressing social movements, seen in the massacre of Tlatelolco where the government murdered 300 to 400 protesting students and civilians.
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In Lebanon and Iraq, Iran-backed political powers have attempted to cast the movements as a US-backed effort to eliminate Tehran's regional influence and have played a role in violently repressing the protests.
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Adding insult to injury, the French president then announced a new, if redundant, law repressing "fake news" — hardly the currency of the professionals in the room, and a problem already addressed in French statutes.
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The thing is that when Johnson depicts the unredeemed, I realize I know them, though I wish I didn't, and I begin to wonder if their vacancy is a reality I've merely succeeded in repressing.
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While it's in Taurus, the Sun will shine a light on feelings you've been repressing or unable to confront—this is a good occasion to reach out to someone who can help you process everything.
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"Titles like M83's Hurry Up, We're Dreaming have both suffered stock outages because repressing can sometimes take upwards up to 6 months," Mute's head of marketing and vinyl production, Nicole Blonder, says over email.
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The report said the killings were part of a strategy by the government of President Nicolas Maduro aimed at "neutralizing, repressing and criminalizing political opponents and people critical of the government", which accelerated since 2016.
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Those are the clues that got me, the jokes, and I also fell for some good misdirects: I had "navel" for Winnie-the-Pooh (who also lacks PANTS, no disagreement there) and "repressing" for CONTAINING.
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Egypt and most of the Gulf states will be thrilled if Mr Trump follows through on a promise to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organisation, which would make it easier to justify repressing them.
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"In the psychotherapy world, we believe that the release of emotions is a very good thing and repressing emotions is the opposite if it gets too extreme," says Lena Aburdene Derhally, MS, MA, Imago certified psychotherapist.
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Yet its president, Nicolás Maduro, has clung on by flouting the constitution, repressing the opposition and using the country's dwindling income from oil, almost its only export, to pay off the armed forces that support him.
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This Mercury retrograde is likely to be more emotional for you than usual, as you'll find yourself reflecting on times of grief, and you'll be letting go of thoughts and emotions you may have been repressing.
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While Darrag has a clear interest in lobbying against an Egyptian government that is brutally repressing the Brotherhood, American officials should have no interest in giving Darrag a propaganda victory by welcoming him into their offices.
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Waving banners and chanting "Repression won't scare me", several thousand protesters marched past hundreds of riot police who watched nearby with water canon trucks, just weeks after police were accused of violently repressing an earlier protest.
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Even if she doesn't blame Medusa personally, it's easy for that kind of thing to get in your head and make you mad at someone — especially when you're repressing it and not talking to anyone about it.
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In Nicaragua, where the increasingly dictatorial regime of Daniel Ortega has been repressing protests since April, satisfaction with democracy plunged from 52% last year to 20%, but more than half of the people still support the system.
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What is really going on are things that we are denying or repressing or sublimating or projecting onto the therapist by the mechanism of transference, and the goal of therapy is to bring those things to light.
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During her first two ayahuasca ceremonies—where people drank the substance and shamans chanted for them—Abigail didn't feel any difference in her bladder, but she did feel a lot of emotions she'd been repressing since childhood.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES ADMINISTRATION/INTERNATIONAL: Pompeo said Tuesday that Chinese authorities are committing "very significant" human rights abuses after a trove of documents showed that the Chinese are repressing Muslims and other minorities in Western China.
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In his columns in the Washington Post, Khashoggi had been escalating his criticism of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman: accusing him of repressing the Saudi people, creating a mess in Lebanon and prosecuting a cruel war in Yemen.
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This contempt for the media, combined with his expressed admiration of leaders such as Putin and Mussolini and his inability to tolerate dissent raise the specter of a president who would think little of repressing a free press.
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Along with the pardon case, the authorities in Georgia also accuse Mr. Saakashvili of repressing a protest and taking over a television station in 2007, of orchestrating an attack on an opposition politician and of wasting budget funds.
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A 32-year-veteran of the French riot police, which played a key role in repressing the Yellow Vest movement, said he was tired of being shifted from city to city, week after week, to put down protests.
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" Like many other dance imprints, R-N-T has suffered the consequences of what JKriv describes to me unequivocally as "major labels repressing useless crap that clogs up the plants that were used mainly by small labels like ourselves.
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But after decades of harshly repressing its impoverished population in a bid to maintain power, it's not clear how far economic arguments will go toward convincing the militaristic and communist-inspired North Korean government to give up its nukes.
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By providing humanitarian assistance after a devastating cyclone in 2008, Mr. Surin opened the door to what he called "flexible engagement" with Myanmar to encourage its military junta to stop repressing ethnic groups in a long-running civil war.
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The range of techniques developed with the purpose of repressing black voting rights run the gamut from the straightforward application of brutality against black citizens who tried to vote, to such legalized frauds as grandfather clause exclusions and rigged literacy tests.
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Mr Modi's tough-guy approach has indeed been a disaster in the disputed state of Jammu & Kashmir, where he has inflamed a separatist insurgency rather than quelling it, while at the same time alienating moderate Kashmiris by brutally repressing protests.
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"Once the flames of communal violence are ignited, the Afghans will cannibalize each other, weaken their unity, actively seek foreign assistance, and ultimately welcome any foreign intervention that helps in repressing the opposition forces," the group said in a statement.
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And I taught techniques for focusing away from emotional sensations in a skillful way, so that people can get some reprieve from the intense emotions that are coming up for so many of us right now, without stuffing or repressing.
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Someone who could serve for 2628 years or more and who could guarantee blocking worker rights, environmental protections, effectively ending a woman's right to choose, repressing voting and civil rights for 28503 years, blocking nationwide healthcare reform, reversing marriage equality.
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And the Shah put his US-supplied weapons to use, too, helping, for instance, to put down an anti-government uprising in nearby Oman (a short skip across the Persian Gulf), while repressing his own population at the same time.
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The range of techniques developed with the purpose of repressing black voting rights run the gamut from the — straightforward application of brutality against black citizens who tried to vote to such legalized frauds as "grandfather clause" exclusions and rigged literacy tests.
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Obama plans to call for the Cuban people to be given the rights of free speech and free assembly, but he won't call for Castro — who has been condemned by human rights groups for repressing his people — to step aside.
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Yes, treat pregnant women with dignity, and support new mothers and children by aggressively fighting poverty, and create a culture that celebrates fertility and femininity instead of fearing or repressing it, and oppose the death penalty, and fight for racial justice. But.
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Nations may wage war, and soldiers may feel deep allegiance to their army and each other, but after the battle or the tour or the war is over, each survivor is left to do his remembering, regretting, repressing, and recovering all alone.
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The fruits of China's new AI industry go to repressing the Uighurs and other minorities in Xinjiang through an Orwellian world of concentration camps that uses facial recognition technology, voice-pattern analyzers, random phone searches, torture, and even organ harvesting and forced sterilization.
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During this time, the microglia in the mices' brain began to work against damage that the cocaine was doing by producing tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNF-a)—an inflammatory molecule that researchers found is responsible for repressing the synapses related to drug addiction.
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The movie worked because you believed Pennywise, played by Skarsgard with unholy relish, was somehow tied to the evils of small-town life — that he represented the rotting heart of America's drive for social conformity and penchant for repressing its worst secrets.
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For him to again make himself vulnerable in this way is devastating, especially as Bash, who just wants "to be the son my mom wants me to be," remains intent on repressing his true desires in favor of keeping up an unhappy facade.
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PARIS — Taking aim at so-called fake news, France's Parliament on Thursday is set to begin debating a tough bill aimed at repressing phony news items, one pushed by President Emmanuel Macron amid criticism that it poses a potential threat to press freedom.
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But as North Korea's brutal dictator, Kim's brother has ruled with an iron fist since coming to power, operating Nazi-style prison camps, repressing political opposition and even executing senior officers and his own family members in an effort to consolidate power.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The International Criminal Court on Monday unsealed an arrest warrant for the former head of Libya's Internal Security Agency, saying he was suspected of war crimes and crimes against humanity for his role in repressing opposition to former ruler Muammar Gaddafi.
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But for a party whose base is clearly less sympathetic toward Israel than Democratic elders in D.C., repressing the debate would be a mistake — because then anti-Zionism is more likely to percolate below the party's surface and then bubble up as bigotry.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Yemeni Nobel Peace laureate Tawakkol Karman called for an end to what she says is a military occupation of her country by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), powerful Arab states she accuses of repressing democratic change in the region.
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For you, dear Gemini, this full moon brings up many feelings that you've been repressing, so make time for meditation and pay attention to the messages that come in your dreams—much of the change that's taking place within you is on a subconscious level.
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Early skepticism about Dark Phoenix, even in 280 characters, gets at the very real concern that the film will instead simply gloss over these issues, chalking them up as female hysteria and delivering a very dangerous warning about repressing a woman's power and voice.
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For you non-Tarot readers, this isn't great: The Two of Swords is a card that suggests the avoidance of problems, being afraid to act and repressing one's emotions—definitely not anything that will help a country that fears for its financial and political future.
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Topping it off, the government has grown increasingly authoritarian, rejecting the will of the people by emasculating the congress they elected, intensely repressing protests, killing scores of young people, injuring thousands and arresting thousands more, hundreds of whom remain behind bars as political prisoners.
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"When the Obama administration stopped condemning human rights violations in Cuba, the regime here said 'look we can do this and nothing happens, so we can continue repressing more forcefully'," said Jose Daniel Ferrer, who leads the Patriotic Union of Cuba, the country's largest dissident group.
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BEIRUT (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A Saudi Arabian woman jailed for daring to get behind the wheel was overjoyed on Wednesday with the "historic" news that women will be free to drive cars in her conservative homeland, but said a male guardianship system is still repressing women.
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Mr. Shadary, who was targeted by a fresh round of sanctions by the European Union last week for brutally repressing protesters last year, is one of 21 candidates seeking the presidency and a whopping 30,000 candidates scrambling for presidential, legislative and provincial seats throughout the nation.
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But public anger toward Mr. Mubarak faded as Egypt was roiled by more political upheavals: the overthrow of a democratically elected, but highly divisive, Islamist president, Mohamed Morsi, and his replacement by a military strongman, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, who led a severe campaign of repressing dissent.
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"The Breakup, Part 2" (season 1, episode 17) Here's where the show's "they're mother and daughter, but also best friends!" conceit gets to really shine, as Lorelai gently pushes Rory to mourn her first big breakup instead of repressing her pain in a flurry of manic activity.
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Falsely separating the two—and then insisting on the elevation of one over the other—happens periodically, and often has the useful side effect of revitalizing the art practice of the time, repressing what has become overly familiar or championing the new or the previously ignored.
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It's nothing like a safely commercial film: like Ex Machina, it asks viewers to be patient with its mysteries, and with the relatively subtle emotional responses of a group of characters who are all clearly repressing their fear and frustration, right up until the moments where they explode.
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"Anyway, if you are a neo-Nazi repressing personal cuckoldry fantasies, I'm going to extend an olive branch and pass Ley's advice onto you: "If you're a healthy person and a healthy couple, that you can probably safely explore even these taboo fantasies, so long as everything is consensual.
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Think about the backlash to Trump's travel ban and family separations, how young people around the world are using their generational identity to mobilize around climate change, and how laws aimed at repressing minority voters have become a rallying cry for the defense of free and fair elections.
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The Saudi heir and his friends in the White House evidently calculated that the outcry over the barbarous murder of Jamal Khashoggi would die out over time, and that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman would be free to continue on his autocratic way, repressing critics and dissidents with impunity.
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It's a small-town exploration of a 15-year-old boy balanced on the edge between living out his emotions — his crush on a schoolmate, his anger at a bully, his pride at being just a little more knowledgeable than his 12-year-old cousin — and repressing them to protect himself.
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"Google seems to be stealthily supporting the current administration's policies when it comes to repressing workers' rights to come together for their own empowerment," attorney Bryan Schwartz, a member of the National Employment Lawyers Association (NELA), who has advocated for the rights of Tesla workers, told Mashable over the phone.
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You're focused on connecting with others, and a gentle, easy atmosphere for compromising and enjoying time together flows—but before that fresh start can take place, the full moon in Pisces asks you to sit with your emotions, feel them, and move through them, especially if you've been ignoring or repressing them!
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"When Xi took the reins in 2013, repressing boundary-pushers in civil society was a cornerstone of his political campaign to consolidate power," Diana Fu of the University of Toronto and Greg Distelhorst of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology wrote in an academic paper on "Grassroots Participation and Repression in Contemporary China".
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" In 2014, a UN commission found that the North Korean government was "among the most rights-repressing in the world," and that it "practices collective punishment for supposed anti-state offenses, effectively enslaving hundreds of thousands of citizens, including children, in prison camps and other detention facilities where they face deplorable conditions and forced labor.
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Year after year, we make ourselves sick, repressing our financial anxieties under a candied veneer of season's greetings, obsessing over everything we're going to have to buy: planes, trains, and automobiles home with armfuls of gifts for family and, before that, holiday parties with friends, coworkers, lovers, and nights out before everybody splits until New Year's.
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The minute that the president suggests standing up to Iran, possibly decertifying the deal, the press goes wild and the elites say we can't waste the benefits of this incredible deal, even if it allows the Iranians to build intercontinental ballistic missiles and sell their oil on the world marketplace while chanting "Death to America" and repressing their own people.
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Now is the time for the United States and its partners in the international community to summon the political will to apply the pressure needed — including, where necessary, targeted sanctions against those most responsible for either obstructing the necessary democratic transition or brutally repressing political dissent — to ensure that this past week's violence does not presage a much broader conflict.
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Sam and Dean Winchester are undoubtedly two of the most tortured heroes on TV, but while Sam (Jared Padalecki) proudly wears his emotions on his sleeve, older brother Dean (Jensen Ackles) is the embodiment of that '80s action hero archetype, oozing masculinity with his muscle car and shoot-first mentality, and stoically repressing his emotions until they inevitably explode in bursts of violence or self-destructiveness.
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The reactions, for example, to Zack Cozart expressing concern about both the effect that a hypothetical embrace of The Opener would have on gameplay and the possible salary-repressing motivations behind the Rays embracing this tactic were roundly dismissive, writing off his complaints as the sour grapes of a player who saw his job as a hitter on the verge of getting more difficult.
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Even though he had explored opening hotels in Cuba, during the 2016 presidential campaign, then-candidate Donald Trump vowed to close the embassy if Cuba didn't agree to "a better deal" with the US. In June, before a crowd of anti-Castro Cuban exiles in Miami, President Trump vowed to tighten restrictions on traveling and doing business with Cuba unless Havana stopped repressing human rights and political freedoms.
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Whether that's Elliot Alderson on Mr. Robot blaming faceless globalism for his sense of powerlessness, or BoJack Horseman looking for any scapegoat he can find instead of confronting the roots of his depression, or Chiron from Moonlight repressing his feelings for the person he wants to be with because of the prejudices surrounding him — 2016 has been rife with characters struggling to be themselves in the face of pressures big and small.
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The other dogma, Pinker argued, is that repressing emotions is bad and expressing them is good — a folk theory with roots in romanticism, Freudian psychoanalysis, and Hollywood, but which is contradicted by a large literature showing that people with greater self-control, particularly those who repress anger rather than "venting," lead healthier lives: they get better grades, have fewer eating disorders, drink less, have fewer psychosomatic aches and pains, are less depressed, anxious, phobic, and paranoid, have higher self-esteem, are more conscientious, have better relationships with their families, have more stable friendships, are less likely to have sex they regretted, are less likely to imagine themselves cheating in a monogamous relationship.
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