But what Jack sees as willingness, Tess sees as necessity.
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And what Sixense sees as exciting new capabilities, he sees as feature creep.
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And throughout the summit Trump highlighted what he sees as potential political wins while magnifying what he sees as wrongdoing by Democratic foes.
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What Iqra sees as "a good Muslim girl" who will make her future husband happy, Muna sees as "just a frightened little girl…lyin there like some messed-up Sleeping Beauty".
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" Cooking, in particular, he sees as "100 percent therapy.
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And the countries sharply disagree over Syria's Kurdish militias, which Turkey sees as its main enemy in Syria, and the United States sees as its most effective ground partner against the Islamic State.
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X.E. sees as hardships she and her husband have endured.
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S. military drills that it sees as an invasion rehearsal.
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He chafed at what he sees as a double standard.
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What environmentalists see as trouble, the government sees as progress.
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Here are the four he sees as the highest priorities.
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Now, he said, he often sees as many as three.
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Each party sees as preventing it from accessing the market.
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That's the solution Maurice Meehan sees as a key way forward.
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Whatever it is will signal what Perry sees as her future.
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He identified three phases in what he sees as 5G's evolution.
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She can be petulant about what she sees as her abandonment.
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What it sees as Apple's growing share of China's smartphone market.
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But Bolsonaro is serious about what he sees as his destiny.
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Turkey has pushed back against what it sees as American pressure.
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He may be appealing to what he sees as his base.
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They like what she sees as censorship by big technology platforms.
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Hari Nef is skeptical of what she sees as cultural tokenism.
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What Bergoglio sees as necessary change, Benedict views as ruinous compromise.
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Ryan did not say what incremental actions he sees as possible.
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Danone is pursuing what Mr Faber sees as a more meaningful goal.
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Still, Harris speaks with passion about what he sees as a crisis.
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What China sees as Hong Kong's disease is likely to get worse.
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Moreover, the government has cracked down on those it sees as troublemakers.
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Guterres also described what he sees as fueling the current refugee crisis.
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Sonja is not sleeping with Rocco, whom she sees as marriage material.
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The EPA is seeking to update what it sees as outdated guidelines.
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A point heavily insisted upon is what Dery sees as Gorey's secrecy.
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What Zangrillo sees as the remaining 30 percent is just as important.
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She doesn't hesitate when asked who she sees as her target audience.
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Pandit takes issue with what he sees as a lack of compassion.
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Why growl at Midge's icebox parenting, which the show sees as adorable?
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Here are three of the companies Jefferies sees as high-conviction buys.
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McConnell's thrust is emblematic of what he sees as his crowning achievement.
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So what America sees as Russia's aggression, whether in Ukraine and Syria or in presidential elections, Mr Putin sees as a way of deterring America and preserving Russia's freedom to act without restraint in its sphere of influence.
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The company regularly acquires or copies smaller apps it sees as potential threats.
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He says he's encouraged by what he sees as early signs of progress.
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Elliott is known for waging campaigns at companies which it sees as undervalued.
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The patent describes what it sees as the deficiencies with typical VR audio.
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They say it targets specific NGOs that Orban sees as unwanted critical voices.
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Modern Intel processors have multiple cores—which your computer sees as additional CPUs.
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Frank and Claire are still arguing about what she sees as his betrayal.
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But she's also upset by what she sees as a lack of action.
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But he's also rejecting what much of Washington sees as America's global role.
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", is also troubled by what he sees as such products' undeserved "health halo.
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Trump has railed against what he sees as appeasement-seeking by President Moon.
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The election commission has stood firm against what it sees as outside interference.
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Trump appears determined to end what he sees as America's kowtowing to China.
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The president has a bristling resistance to what he sees as cheap emotion.
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The problem is, what Brooks sees as manners, Trump supporters call political correctness.
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It's a nod to what Anderson sees as Morris' radical approach to design.
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Turkey has also the US arming what it sees as Kurdish terrorist groups.
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Sanders says he has little tolerance for what he sees as frivolous pleasantries.
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Some tweets say Saudis should support any measure the government sees as right.
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Write, Speak, Nabokov bemoans what he sees as the critic's inability to assess
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One key question for Trump is whom he sees as his biggest threat.
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What Martin sees as part of the war effort, Jacob sees as murder: After all, he trained in summer camp beside boys who became men just like these; he witnessed their essential humanity both there and on his uncle's boat.
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Instead, this is about what MongoDB sees as the misuse of the AGPLv3 license.
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Bolsonaro has railed against what he sees as excessive federal protections for these minorities.
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Mr Ramaphosa then wrote to parliament correcting what he sees as an honest mistake.
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In other words, it sees as much as your eyes do, at least horizontally.
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The application he sees as most promising for flying robotic insects is micro-agriculture.
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Awards ceremonies, red carpets, talk shows — Phoenix has championed causes he sees as nonpartisan.
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Mr Carswell is particularly impassioned about breaking up what he sees as political cartels.
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Pyongyang has yet to take what Washington sees as concrete steps in that direction.
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Bryant and to foster what she sees as much-needed dialogue between all stakeholders.
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It is reluctant to junk and replace what it sees as a winning formula.
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Trump said Tuesday his issue with Cruz is what he sees as his dishonesty.
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Cuba always has fiercely resisted what it sees as U.S. involvement in its politics.
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The idea is to solve what Musk sees as humans' fundamental input/output limitations.
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The Trump administration isn't planning to repeat what it sees as a grave mistake.
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Barnier has briefed governments on two areas he sees as priorities for this year.
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Ankara is furious at Washington's support for what it sees as a hostile force.
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The IMF prefers lower fiscal targets for Athens, which it sees as more credible.
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The president's go-to defense is to delegitimize people he sees as a threat.
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The new subsidiaries enhance what the company sees as its broader mission, Kimel said.
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Then came what Mr. Gonzalez sees as the cracking of the great glass ceiling.
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Mr. Trump, though, casts himself as protecting an industry that he sees as endangered.
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As the president vents, he constantly rattles off what he sees as underappreciated accomplishments.
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Interpol has repeatedly rejected warrant applications that it sees as fabricated or baldly political.
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UBS identified 34 companies that it sees as the most negatively impacted by tariffs.
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Trump is attacking what he sees as unfair trade on a number of fronts.
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Behind the decision lies decades of frustration over what he sees as unequal treatment.
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The budget also takes aim at government programs the White House sees as wasteful.
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He describes what he sees as a game the soldiers play with the children.
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Bill Gates is concerned about what he sees as increasing U.S. isolationism reports Axios.
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He expressed frustration with the French tax, which he sees as targeting U.S. companies.
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This text represents what Trump sees as a worked out vision of global politics.
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Magic Leap lists a few experiences it sees as "a jumping-off point" for developers.
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But that's not the reality he sees as he walks the South Side streets today.
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Gone are the cluttered, candy-colored icons that a busy brain sees as digital snacks.
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But HSR is the one it sees as closest to being ready for commercial applications.
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Orban has increasingly posed as a freedom fighter against what he sees as EU overreach.
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Rachid Nekkaz is offering up his checkbook to right what he sees as a wrong.
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China's self-assurance has been bolstered by what it sees as recent foreign-policy successes.
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As he does, he repeatedly points out what he sees as violations of school policy.
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Recently, it accused India of what it sees as humanitarian violations in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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Pham's sculpture is DIY theodolite, which he sees as being similar to a camera obscura.
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It dovetails nicely with the manufacturing model 3D printing sees as its next step forward.
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But what she sees as honesty, the Kardashians decried on their show as a betrayal.
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He hates phonies, of course, but he's also repulsed by what he sees as ignorance.
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Aden, who is both lesbian and Muslim, scoffs at what she sees as Scarlet's superficiality.
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At the time Fink pledged to continue investing in what he sees as growth opportunities.
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He continued to push what he sees as India's success story under Modi on Tuesday.
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It does, however, detail what it sees as a significant impact upon the U.S. media.
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His argument is to free American business from what he sees as unnecessary government restraints.
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"A lot of it, I think, he sees as comical," Preston said of Torshin's reaction.
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He quickly turns his attention to what he sees as the strangeness of French life.
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The Labour Party is sceptical of STPs, which it sees as vehicles for cutting spending.
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Finally, there's Floyd, whom SackSEER sees as a workout warrior with no history of performance.
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What it sees as cutting red tape is actually cutting important and hard-fought protections.
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The interest in Grab is similar to what PayPal sees as its opportunity with Uber.
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Trump has been hostile to any visas that he sees as taking jobs from Americans.
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He is angry about what he sees as the lack of accountability represented by Mrs.
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That is the question that Mr. Bannon sees as defining this looming battle between conservatives.
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Blair sets out what he sees as the "fundamental goal" for the Blair/Bush project.
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Mr. Medinsky has long railed against what he sees as Western efforts to falsify history.
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Others focus on what he sees as continuing Wall Street excesses and destructive environmental policies.
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But Bowdich expressed frustration about what he sees as the general attitude toward data breaches.
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But he takes refuge in what he sees as the core strengths of the concept.
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He also slammed what he sees as a lack of outrage over the Houthi's behavior.
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Mitchell, like other conservatives, rejects what she sees as feminism's emphasis on women as victims.
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But teachers are given a wide berth to teach topics that Beijing sees as subversive.
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And he needs them too, to stop what he sees as Iran's hegemonic regional expansion.
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He frequently rails against social media companies for what he sees as anti-conservative bias.
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"He has great concern about what he sees as potential misuse or malfeasance in office."
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Erdogan has fumed over what he sees as a lack of support from the West.
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The US accuses Cuba of supporting embattled President Nicolas Maduro, who it sees as illegitimate.
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He also betrayed a reluctance to leave behind what he sees as a religious calling.
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The company is expecting earnings growth for 22, despite what it sees as persisting macroeconomic challenges.
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Robert Lighthizer, the US Trade Representative, dislikes this mechanism, which he sees as undermining American sovereignty.
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It resents French involvement in a country that it sees as in its sphere of influence.
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It has little incentive to compromise with a president it sees as bent on regime change.
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ET this morning to talk about the Brexit vote and what he sees as the fallout.
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He doesn't feel anger at the surgeons or what he sees as a failed operation, though.
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Venezuela's dictatorship blocked deliveries of aid, which it sees as a foreign attempt to undermine it.
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What he sees as an act of fan defiance, they see as an act of appreciation.
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Ankara is wary of Washington's support for what it sees as a hostile Syrian Kurdish force.
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My dad watches from afar, embarrassed by my haggling which he sees as crass and unladylike.
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The U.S. has been pushing back against what it sees as anti-Israel and anti-U.
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He continues it now with his repeated media attacks on what he sees as unfair coverage.
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Core HEPS, which MultiChoice sees as a more accurate measure of its performance, were up 2000%.
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John Meyer's upstart venture company is trying to upturn what he sees as a hidebound industry.
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Those nominees, the theory goes, usually end up being candidates the party sees as broadly electable.
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Video generated by civilians, on the other hand, she sees as a potential check on abuses.
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Its strongest protest is against what Mr. Gibney sees as the dangers of excessive American secrecy.
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Sanders is offering a reshaping of what he sees as our country's broken and inequitable institutions.
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Goldman CEO David Solomon, in some cases, is culling a partnership he reportedly sees as bloated.
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Aitken was inspired by what he sees as a tectonic shift in our way of life.
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Israel's air force has repeatedly attacked targets in Syria that it sees as a strategic threat.
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In Australia, the government is vexed by what it sees as Beijing's interference in domestic politics.
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Mr. Graham wants nothing less than to reform what he sees as an increasingly heathen state.
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Trump has long complained about what he sees as unequal tariffs when it comes to automobiles.
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A group of concerned citizens has been working to preserve data it sees as politically vulnerable.
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The Trump administration is attacking what it sees as unfair trade on a number of fronts.
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President Donald Trump is attacking what he sees as unfair trade on a number of fronts.
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In the op-ed, Farrow addresses what she sees as major flaw in the #MeToo movement.
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The state of Texas perennially files a number of lawsuits against what it sees as federal overreach.
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It defends its nuclear and missile programs as a deterrent against what it sees as U.S. aggression.
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That lack of enthusiasm has contributed to what the account's owner sees as too many repeated jokes.
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It targets consumers with an average annual income of $50,000, which it sees as a mass market.
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In it, he expressed his opposition to a "two-state narrative" that he sees as a distraction.
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Kushner pointed to Poland, South Korea and Japan to illustrate what he sees as possible for Palestinians.
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Trump, meanwhile, took to Twitter to highlight what he sees as a silver lining of the situation.
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Maccotta agrees that it strengthens awareness among young people about what society sees as acceptable and unacceptable.
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Saudi Arabia's priority is to curb the influence of Iran, which it sees as a destabilising force.
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She was also there to take action over what she sees as the company's discrimination against conservatives.
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The next targets might be Catalan public television and radio, which the government sees as separatist mouthpieces.
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He has condemned what he sees as the United States' history of hypocrisy, arrogance and political interference.
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Deal opponents have repeatedly introduced legislation that the administration sees as efforts to undermine the international agreement.
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Turkey, meanwhile, has been angered by what it sees as a lack of solidarity following the coup.
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He has sneered at the multilateral trading system, which he sees as a bad deal for America.
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It's also a battle Tehran sees as a direct assault on US influence in the Middle East.
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It has long treated tussles with government as inevitable challenges, but ones it sees as temporary setbacks.
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She also has dire warnings about what she sees as the biggest threats facing our democracy today.
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Russia's president is no longer prepared to participate in what he sees as an American-led process.
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The US has criticized Beijing over what it sees as China's militarization of the South China Sea.
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"He's frustrated that people are being held back by what he sees as silly objections," she said.
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It blames the recent basing of U.S. Marines in Norway, which it sees as a security challenge.
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It is very happy with what it sees as a successful strategic relationship between Putin and Netanyahu.
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North Korea is far weaker than its enemies, whom the country sees as bent on its destruction.
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China is ascendant in the Pacific and assertive throughout what it sees as its sphere of influence.
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The works critique capitalism, yuppies, aspirational life, and what Perry sees as a corruption of British culture.
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It blames the recent basing of US Marines in Norway, which it sees as a security challenge.
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Ditto sex at Harvard, which he sees as an extracurricular mix of know-how and status-seeking.
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And he bemoans a culture and profession that he sees as overly concerned with the bottom line.
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Focusing solely on choreography, which he sees as a visual art, is where his interest lies now.
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Mr. Cora has been a critic of what he sees as inadequate relief efforts in Puerto Rico.
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Mr. Cuomo could at least be tempted by a field he sees as less accomplished than himself.
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So where we are today is because Kim reached what he sees as a position of strength.
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Trump appears to want something he sees as tougher on immigration, though it's not clear specifically what.
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In "The Cruel Radiance" (2010), Linfield defends what she sees as the noble ideals of documentary photography.
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Gauland wants the Volk back from what he sees as immigrant pollution; Trump a white-dominated America.
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He also hopes to restore context to art forms he sees as having been exploited, like graffiti.
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Since then, the President has waged a brazen tour of retribution toward officials he sees as enemies.
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There is one top sector stock Tatro sees as a major buy on any post-earnings weakness.
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The only courts or press that Trump sees as legitimate are those that bow to his will.
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He has clearly taken to heart what he sees as the lessons of that stillborn peace initiative.
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Mr. Pirsig's narrator (his barely disguised stand-in) focuses on what he sees as two profound schisms.
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But with the recovery, the firm is keen to keep the assets it sees as cash cows.
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President Donald Trump regularly rails against what he sees as corruption by the rich and well-connected.
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Moore likes Stanley, but he is plainly disturbed by what he sees as deviations from Biblical orthodoxy.
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Alone with her father, Ms. Trump makes the case on what she sees as priorities, she said.
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Liveris commented on what he sees as massive policy failures in both government and the investing community.
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Biden traveled to Texas on Friday, a state his campaign sees as crucial to securing the nomination.
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She has repeatedly mentioned what she sees as the threat of China as a warning to voters.
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Nevertheless, Yoshiko is a little preoccupied with what she sees as the approaching end of her life.
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The two stocks Verrone sees as having the most potential upside are Goldman Sachs and General Electric.
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The regulator will also boost cooperation with other bodies, something Beijing sees as key to cutting risks.
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What traditionalists dismiss as non-core business, Georgieva sees as an essential piece of a global puzzle.
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Conversely, he could be trying to strike a deal with what he sees as America's biggest rival.
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The rules also defined what SSE sees as serious abnormal fluctuations over 10, and 30 trading days.
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He also pushes back against what he sees as the pervasive, unthinking patriotism in the US today.
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It was an unexpected outcome but one that Stickles sees as integral to her role as a librarian.
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Marie is eager to discuss her progress and to break down what she sees as stereotypes about addicts.
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But he's been laying the groundwork for what he sees as the future of health care since 13.
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Contempt for lesser beings — or what Thanos sees as lesser beings, anyway — in many ways defines his character.
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The company did give upbeat comments about 2017, despite what it sees as a slow growth global environment.
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The EU executive has long been exasperated by what it sees as Prime Minister Viktor Orban's authoritarian tendencies.
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That would bring Trump into step with close Arab allies who he sees as central to countering Iran.
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It's an important time for Google to promote what it sees as the privacy-aspects of its products.
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This frustration is something Stripe's 25-year-old president sees as a source of inspiration for many entrepreneurs.
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Yes, she's excited to continue on with G.L.O.W., something she sees as her baby and first real passion.
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France is happier to work with General Haftar, whom it sees as more likely to stabilise the country.
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Tim Tebow goes yard on the first pitch he sees as a professional baseball player 😳🔥 pic.twitter.
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Next month he will spend five days in India, which Canada sees as potentially a bigger trading partner.
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France has been particularly vocal about what it sees as a lack of movement on the U.S. side.
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China is no stranger to monitoring communications providers to harvest details on individuals it sees as a risk.
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The EU has said it has confidence in Rajoy to resolve what it sees as an internal issue.
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That's why astrology feels amplified in online spaces, spaces she sees as being especially necessary for queer people.
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" Tillerson also expressed his disapproval over what he sees as critics' "efforts to undermine President Trump's own agenda.
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There's a question of his own convictions, and there's the question of what he sees as politically useful.
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The far-right Swiss People's Party (SVP) also opposes a treaty that it sees as infringing Swiss sovereignty.
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Pyongyang is also concerned about joint U.S.-South Korea military exercises, which it sees as preparations for war.
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Mr Abadi's government will not sanction what it sees as a grab for oil and land, particularly Kirkuk.
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The United States wants China to correct what it sees as decades of unfair and illegal trading practices.
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One afternoon, Mr. Hajdu pulled together a few of the people he sees as helping lead Adelaide's revival.
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In the same breath, West criticized Silicon Valley's elite for what he sees as misguided stances on charity.
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" The show, which premiered in 2013, is now hugely popular — something the couple sees as "just an honor.
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Shonda Rhimes has no time for what she sees as the complete nonsense coming from Bill Cosby's camp.
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Bee is known for skewering politicians and calling out what she sees as bullshit from people in power.
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Google Lens, meanwhile, is the evolution of the search box, using what the camera sees as the query.
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The first letter focused on what Trump's team sees as Comey's lack of credibility as a potential witness.
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Mr. Obama, meanwhile, has focused his outrage on what he sees as the laxity of America's gun laws.
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U.S. support in Syria for the Kurdish YPG militia, which Ankara sees as a terrorist organization, infuriated Turkey.
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Turkey also resents what it sees as Russia's habit of allowing home-grown jihadists to travel to Syria.
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China's growing middle class has started to fight what it sees as barbarous abuse of man's best friend.
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But Nadella seemed most excited about new areas of focus that he sees as long-term growth opportunities.
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He questioned her over Brexit and complained about the trade deals he sees as unfair with European countries.
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Trump earlier this week revoked press credentials for The Washington Post over what he sees as unfair coverage.
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The defense secretary stood by as Trump has appeased Russia, which he sees as a dangerous US foe.
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The stage is now set for what Hussman sees as a market that's getting ready to go nowhere.
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Trump's frustration centers on what he sees as his advisers' inability to present him with a "winning" strategy.
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Since the deal was signed, the Vatican has not mentioned Taiwan, which Beijing sees as a rebel province.
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Wallner said what he sees as the slim chances of repealing and replacing ObamaCare become even more unlikely.
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Trump has repeatedly complained about what he sees as a weakening of the U.S. military under President Obama.
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Gomes, who has yet to catch fire in the polls, is steaming at what he sees as betrayal.
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Li only invests in technology that he sees as "disruptive" and will make his holdings more cutting-edge.
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The national party has thrown its support behind Murphy, who it sees as a stronger general election candidate.
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Mr. Lunin particularly dislikes a military and security apparatus that he sees as menacingly resurgent under Mr. Putin.
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He noisily resigned as foreign secretary in July, saying that he disagreed with what he sees as Mrs.
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That collaboration, which Ms. Gabrielli sees as Teva's "first real fashion launch," was reprised in 2015 and 2016.
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The U.S. has been leading a campaign to undermine the company, which Washington sees as a security threat.
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But the government is trying to slow the trend, which it sees as a source of social instability.
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To Mr. McConnell, only the president could extinguish a fire that he sees as endangering Republicans' Senate majority.
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He has certainly used incendiary rhetoric to describe what he sees as an illegal immigration crisis in America.
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The big picture: Zuckerberg told the students what he sees as the three biggest threats to free expression.
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Nor is it just China's warships and submarines that are pushing into what India sees as its ocean.
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While Mr. Barr never uttered the word impeachment, he castigated those he sees as stalling Mr. Trump's agenda.
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In his view, society has an obligation to remedy what he sees as the caste system that resulted.
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Now, it's setting its sights on a big new challenge: Fixing e-mail, something it sees as broken.
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The use of valueless materials is strategic, a hedge against what he sees as inevitable future social unrest.
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That aligns with what Mr. Davis of Seminole State College sees as the solution to the technician shortage.
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Ordinary Iranians were already in pain from the US "maximum pressure" campaign, which Tehran sees as economic warfare.
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That's a pretty clear knock on the other Democratic candidates, whom Bloomberg sees as unable to defeat Trump.
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But Mr. Buttigieg is also fighting against what he sees as the political trope of fighting per se.
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It freaks people out, sure, but that fear is what Veidt sees as the fuel for world peace.
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Then there are what Damon Motorcycles sees as its Hypersport Pro's purposely designed comparative advantages over existing manufacturers.
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McCain has been furious for months at what he sees as a lack of communication from the administration.
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The company has numerous films it sees as Oscar award contenders, and those have received limited release windows.
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He is expected to enshrine his authoritarian vision, which he sees as a guarantee of the party's survival.
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He is expected to enshrine his authoritarian vision, which he sees as a guarantee for the party's survival.
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North Korea defends its nuclear and missile programs as a deterrent against what it sees as U.S. aggression.
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Donald Trump isn't jailing journalists or shutting down media organizations he sees as hostile or biased against him.
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The investor is also incredibly bullish on deep learning, which he sees as transformative for the business world.
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Tyga said he isn't suing for the money, which one source sees as proof he's full of crap.
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Washington has ratcheted up pressure on Tehran over what it sees as its nefarious role in the region.
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" And Trump made it clear he is happy to divide the world into nations he sees as his friends and those he sees as undeserving enemies: "We are taking a hard look at US foreign assistance ... whether the countries who receive our dollars and protection also have our interests at heart.
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For him, the biggest surprise is how aggressively Twitch has pursued what he sees as a relatively small service.
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The US military has expressed its concern regarding what it sees as Iran's provocative naval actions in the gulf.
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The Turkish president has called himself the "enemy of interest rates," which he sees as the cause of inflation.
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Questions remain about how North Korea would define denuclearization, which Washington sees as Pyongyang abandoning its nuclear weapons program.
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Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel highlighted alarm at what Berlin sees as the growing unpredictability of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Besides, they view Mr Bolton as a wily operator who hates arms control, which he sees as constraining America.
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But Ortega doubted whether Felipe had any scope to bring change to an institution he sees as an anachronism.
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But that has not stopped Mona Charen from calling out what she sees as blatant hypocrisy in both parties.
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Mr Ventura is full of praise for what he sees as Mr Trump's attempt to become friends with Russia.
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Those moves would help strengthen the euro exchange rate, which the IMF sees as slightly undervalued, the document said.
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The goal of the speech was to define what Obama sees as the central dynamic in 21st-century politics.
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Publicis CEO Arthur Sadoun explained what he sees as the upsides of the deal in a call with analysts.
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But the Kurds that Turkey sees as a threat are Washington's most critical partner on the ground in Syria.
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It also serves as an alternative financing option to what the United States sees as predatory practices from China.
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He also wants to eliminate America's trade deficit with China, which he mistakenly sees as a transfer of wealth.
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Ankara has also been frustrated by what it sees as Washington's reluctance to extradite the Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen.
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To Mr Putin, all of this is retaliation for what he sees as American interference in Russian domestic politics.
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And he is live in Washington with what he sees as the biggest take-away in this story tonight.
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On the way down the stairs, she lists what she sees as his failings without skipping a beat: Gov.
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He's encouraged by what he sees as lagging energy stocks starting to catch up to rising crude oil prices.
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But China seems to be increasingly irked by what it sees as Kim's recalcitrance on the nuclear weapons issue.
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What Mr Trump sees as a witch hunt, then, would probably not end with the demise of Mr Mueller.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders indicated the president would highlight what he sees as achievements and downplay discord.
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Almond's is an incisive and merciful take, though what he sees as echo chambers are more frequently torture chambers.
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After last month's attack in Paris, she again singled out what she sees as the threat posed by Islam.
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This is what Juno sees as it completes its orbit from pole to pole, which takes about two hours.
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Clinton, for her part, drew some contrast with Republicans who she sees as wanting to pave over Obama's accomplishments.
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A healthy pot industry is something that Sister Kate sees as a salve for a lot of these problems.
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It's a lucrative prospect, and one he sees as addressing a fundamental challenge for humanity: the evolution of transportation.
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But for India it's a direct challenge to what New Delhi sees as its own historic sphere of influence.
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Wani's killing has mobilised a generation that had grown up under what it sees as an illegitimate Indian occupation.
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JPMorgan quant guru Marko Kolanovic has also recently referenced what he sees as the largest bubble in modern history.
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Reuters reported on the security plan, which Lopez Obrador sees as an alternative to Trump's border wall, last month.
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On Monday he revealed a specific trade for what he sees as an underappreciated opportunity in the energy sector.
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The Idaho Republican has defended the administration from what he sees as media bias against Trump's foreign policy accomplishments.
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She's sought to change the political conversation and win support for policies that she sees as cutting into inequality.
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It's all part of what Reider sees as the future of dining — more social, more artful, and less hierarchical.
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But that doesn't seem to be stopping investors from bidding up valuations to what he sees as stratospheric heights.
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Jensen's training is a lot like military boot camp for what he sees as an increasingly hostile civilian world.
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Sanders defeated Clinton in Alaska, Hawaii and Washington, but Team Clinton retains a delegate lead it sees as insurmountable.
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Republican presidential contender Ben Carson is seeking to capitalize off of what he sees as underhanded tactics by Sen.
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"Unfortunately [his approach] is one he sees as necessary," said Barry Bennett, a senior adviser to Trump's 2016 campaign.
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But win or lose (again), Duke is happy with what he sees as the results of his hard work.
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It also routinely restricts internet access to crack down on the Kurdistan Workers' Party, which it sees as terrorists.
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Diana Feldmann, for one, has come to blame what she sees as an overzealous Willkommenskultur for her daughter's death.
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Paired with targeted duties to punish what it sees as unfair behavior, the approach could win more favorable deals.
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They portray him as principled and shocked by what he sees as the destruction of the church he loves.
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That has made it impossible for the president to control an investigation that he sees as undercutting his legitimacy.
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And like Mr. Trump, Mr. Bolsonaro has also strongly criticized the United Nations for what he sees as overreach.
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But he said he craved time in a competitive environment, which he sees as vital to elevating his game.
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That would mean losing her small house, with the yard she sees as a safe haven for her children.
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Mr. Trump has excoriated the N.F.L. for allowing players to kneel, which he sees as disrespecting the American flag.
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The balance has more than doubled in the last decade, fueling what Mr. Frotman sees as a nationwide crisis.
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In addition to the Left's affinity for those it sees as weak, humans are generally biased towards protecting females.
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Ms. Haley said Mr. Trump was "very adamant" about holding Iran accountable for actions the administration sees as destabilizing.
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Mr. Trump has grown frustrated with Mr. Wray for what the president sees as his failure to investigate Mrs.
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Certainly members are a tad defensive about what Harriet Wolfe, the president of APsaA, sees as reflexive Freud bashing.
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Instead, he's been more eager to blame those predecessors for what he sees as their own shortcomings in office.
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Mr. Bloomberg's campaign has focused on calling out what it sees as the vitriolic rhetoric of some Sanders supporters.
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His reputation for dangerous unpredictability (which he evidently sees as an asset) had waned somewhat since he took office.
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In addition, the Persian Gulf monarchies that America sees as its containment front line are not united against Iran.
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In Europe, the elite, the teams Bayern sees as its rivals, have rejected the idea of slow-burning progress.
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Mr. Trump has long admired Mr. Arpaio for what he sees as his no-nonsense posturing against undocumented immigrants.
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Brand attributes the interest from his backers to what he sees as the strong evidence surrounding psychedelics as medicine.
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Mr. Villar Rojas said he wanted to break through what he sees as falsely constructed categories within the museum.
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SpaceX is one of many private space ventures Morgan Stanley sees as becoming the backbone of this burgeoning industry.
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China, in turn, has accused the United States of illegally trespassing into what it sees as its territorial waters.
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The Obama administration has expressed concern over what it sees as state-sponsored hacking from China in recent years.
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What the general public often sees as diva behavior is in fact a serious obstacle for positive treatment outcomes.
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Living in such close quarters, Farooq learned a lot about Musk, including what Farooq sees as his defining trait.
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The movie is a perfect reflection of what Chastain sees as her goal as an actor: to build empathy.
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It disdains what it sees as the bloated, expensive, stuck-in-their-ways incumbents that dominate the nonprofit space.
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Wray is reportedly under pressure to remove McCabe, who Trump also apparently sees as too closely tied to Comey.
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Trump is always eager to highlight potential political wins while magnifying what he sees as wrongdoing by Democratic foes.
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But Schneiderman has not minced words in the past about what he sees as fraudulent behavior from Trump University.
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The Obama administration, which has resisted greater involvement in what it sees as an intractable conflict, welcomed the news.
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What she regards as her physical flaws — small breasts, broad shoulders, wide hips — he sees as signs of perfection.
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He did, and now he's suing the prison for what he sees as an infringement on his bodily integrity.
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There are two battlefronts: One is the negotiation to eliminate the barriers to American companies competing in China, and the other is what to do about Huawei, China's enormous telecom networking company that Beijing sees as a crown jewel of national innovation and the Trump team sees as a giant global espionage device.
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" Musk said we're on the verge of being a multi-planetary species, a future he sees as "exciting and inspiring.
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The recommendations come in response to what an NASEM committee sees as diminished attention to the problem of drunk driving.
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The central bank has long fretted over what it sees as the relative underperformance of Canada's non-energy export sector.
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Al-Bab, held by Islamic State, lies on the southern edge of what Ankara sees as its potential buffer zone.
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But the group has always claimed the right to resist what it sees as Israeli aggression, so it keeps fighting.
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Eating Leigh's dishes, I get the sense that this is a menu that defines what he sees as fine dining.
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The operation has separately targeted Islamic State and Kurdish militants, whose presence along its border Turkey sees as a threat.
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MORGAN: But he&aposs got extraordinary self-confidence, he has complete revulsion of what he sees as conventional political posturing.
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It's a vision that Arianna Huffington, a longtime Pantene brand partner, sees as an essential part of reaching gender equality.
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What May hadn't bet on was that the Hub wouldn't exactly be grateful for what May sees as free publicity.
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General Mattis is an outspoken critic of what he sees as Barack Obama's policy of disengagement in the Middle East.
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Commissioner Vestager spoke to Mike about her views on competition, 5G and what she sees as the future of innovation.
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The two countries have also clashed over what China sees as Japan's refusal to take responsibility for its wartime past.
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Markovich believes interoperability is vital to help solve what he sees as the biggest problem with health care: high prices.
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It's clearly a hardware-centric solution to what Owl Labs sees as a persistent problem within conference rooms and workspaces.
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Turkey has called the Kurdish fighters terrorists that Turkey sees as closely linked to Kurdish separatist groups based in Turkey.
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Why it matters: Stiglitz is a critic of what he sees as the incrementalist approach of Presidents Clinton and Obama.
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The Chinese government has long sought to curb what it sees as gaming addiction among its population, especially its youth.
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Nelson points to what he sees as the lagging pace of in-house innovation at big pharma and biotech players.
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One issue that Deshpande sees as troubling is a lack of selling in passive ETFs that have accompanied previous bottoms.
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One trader is playing beaten-down shares of Starbucks with a risky bet that he sees as likely to succeed.
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He said the organization's members were willing to stand with lawmakers to fight off what he sees as outdated attacks.
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A daily chart of Twitter shows the stock recently breaking through what Keene sees as an "immediate resistance" at $19.
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BECKY QUICK: This is where the President is trying to address what he sees as an unequal -- uneven playing field.
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Instead, it is the 34-year-old Mr Johnson whom the model sees as the leading contender in the field.
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Despite earnings issues, the analyst kept his price target for both classes, which he sees as $375,000 and $250 respectively.
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Women have always worked historically raising families, which everyone sees as a great value, but it was not paid work.
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But what doesn't vary is Trump's approach to waging what he sees as pitched public battles against his political foes.
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Rice, which Japan sees as a national security staple, might be one of the toughest items on the negotiation list.
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South Korea has been scrambling to meet what it sees as a rising threat of cyber attack by the North.
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He is an anti-government libertarian who is outspoken against what he sees as unnecessary taxation and regulations on businesses.
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Another source of friction is the Vatican's official ties with self-ruled Taiwan, which Beijing sees as a renegade province.
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The lawyer hopes his client's release will bring more watchful eyes to what he sees as an unjust, inefficient system.
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"You'll get your first indication of who the market sees as the leader" heading into the runoff later on Sunday.
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Saudi Arabia's campaign in Yemen marks the first time it has openly confronted what it sees as Iranian regional expansionism.
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Now, the company has released some additional footage, showing what the car itself sees as it drives without human input.
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Russia, the former colonial master, will be eager to assert its interest in what the Kremlin sees as its backyard.
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Her museum project is part of the effort to tackle what she sees as the invisibility of Singapore's transgender people.
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When the next pledge class arrives, the former victims inevitably become the perpetrators, continuing what the group sees as tradition.
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Bannon has been openly attacking members of the Republican establishment for what he sees as hindering President Donald Trump's agenda.
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Its provocations introduce tremendous danger, but stave off what Pyongyang sees as the even greater threats of invasion or collapse.
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The United States and Turkey sharply disagree over Syria's Kurdish militias, which Turkey sees as its main enemy in Syria.
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Alexander is terming out of his chairmanship and has dedicated himself to this bill, which he sees as his legacy.
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The administration's ambition to seemingly weaken US universities, which critics say it sees as political foes, only exacerbates that peril.
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In either case, Forrester laid out six startups that it sees as prime acquisition fodder heading into the new year.
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According to a , retailers currently have an effective tax rate of over 30 percent - something Najarian sees as an opportunity.
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Instead, as he's been very forthright in saying, he's trying to address what he sees as humanity's most pressing problems.
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Apple has vehemently resisted the demand, which it sees as opening the door to new federal intrusions on people's privacy.
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Instead, he said he was dumbfounded by the President's defiance and basked in what he sees as Trump's true self.
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Turkey is furious about U.S. support in Syria for the Kurdish YPG militia, which Ankara sees as a terrorist group.
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In China, the government has taken proactive steps to prevent what it sees as a threat to the younger generation.
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Real talk: It's not surprising to see the Times' editorial board criticize what it sees as Pai's closeness with telcos.
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Timing: The bill is Warren's latest effort to curb what she sees as corrupt influence campaigns within the U.S. government.
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Forecast Labs is prioritizing those that it has a significant investment in or sees as having the biggest growth opportunity.
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The company also fleshed out what it sees as another source of growth, video and video advertising, writes Mike Isaac.
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The administration also sees the auto market as a key to reducing what it sees as an unsustainable trade deficit.
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It's unclear that she does; she's suspicious of the Rohingya claims and what she sees as manipulation of the media.
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The problem is that in recent years, what Russia sees as victory too often means a loss for someone else.
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Much of this work is happening outside of official Democratic Party headquarters, however, which Hoover sees as a good thing.
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It's a state of affairs that Julian likens to a "sex recession," one she sees as having potentially dire consequences.
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The gun lobby's objection: a new provision that closes the so-called boyfriend loophole that it sees as too broad.
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The dam was part of a billion-dollar hydropower project that the Laotian government sees as critical for economic development.
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It is becoming the standard for e-commerce, creating what Deliverr cofounder Michael Krakaris sees as a huge market opportunity.
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China has fiercely resisted any American demands that it sees as efforts to interfere with how it runs its economy.
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"I know she has what she sees as very valid reasons for doing it," Michaels said in a 1993 interview.
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And he has accused the church of doing nothing to combat drugs, which he sees as the country's biggest problem.
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But others, especially motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson, have products and brands Wall Street sees as threatened by changing consumer behavior.
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It's something Cavill sees as a means of survival for the witcher, and directly descendant from the novelist's own words.
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He's lurching around and basically responding to what he sees as his personal or legal imperative at any given moment.
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Those distribution deals were Disney's early foray into the direct-to-consumer market — a sector Iger sees as the future.
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Many witnesses worried about a presidential vendetta against the bureaucracy that Trump sees as a "Deep State" conspiring against him.
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The President's suspicion of the intelligence community, which he sees as a "Deep State" bent on overthrowing him, will grow.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly denounced trade deficits as a major contributor to what he sees as the nation's broken economy.
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The Taliban has previously resisted talks with the Afghan government, which it sees as a puppet of the United States.
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But Trump has been itching to take action to stem what he sees as unfair trade practices by foreign countries.
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Comey said what he sees as Trump's mendacity "stains any human," making the people around the president complicit in deception.
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That had been a longstanding policy recommendation from many experts, one that Ruppert sees as crucial to preventing future outbreaks.
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KKR is unhappy about what it sees as a conflict with its interests as a Barclays client, the newspaper reported.
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But for the woman, it was better to suffer excruciating pain than the touch of those she sees as infidels.
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Yet, far from ennobling its hero, "Werther" is actually a warning against what Goethe sees as a consuming spiritual disease.
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Trump has vowed to renegotiate or scrap trade deals he sees as unfair between the United States and other countries.
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China, in turn, has often accused the United States of illegally trespassing into what it sees as its territorial waters.
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He patiently (and fruitlessly) argued against the emergency declaration, which he sees as usurping congressional authority to splinter Senate Republicans.
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In the first round, Mr. Wernick lectured committee members about what he sees as overheated political rhetoric in the country.
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Since taking office last year, Trump has implemented policies to restrict what he sees as unfair competition from other countries.
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He has also frequently attacked Time Warner's CNN for what he sees as negative coverage of his campaign and administration.
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Civil war in which Saleh prevents south, angered by what it sees as its lower status, from splitting with north.
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But she is clearly appalled by the regime's resort to what she sees as nakedly lawless means to stay in power.
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Trump has repeatedly upbraided the last generation of Washington politicians for the Iraq War, which he sees as an expensive disaster.
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For Putin, beating ISIS means not abandoning Assad whom he sees as the key bulwark against jihadist groups of all kinds.
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Supporting federal regulators in removing products the FDA sees as driving "epidemic" use among teens also may help eliminate some competition.
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President Donald Trump has been harshly critical of German automakers and what he sees as an unfair trade imbalance on autos.
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A key pillar of Trump's election campaign was to reinvigorate U.S. manufacturing and bring back what he sees as lost jobs.
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A Holy See statement did not mention Taiwan, which the Vatican recognizes diplomatically and which China sees as a renegade province.
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The figure is below the 32.6 million bpd that OPEC sees as demand for its crude for the whole of 2018.
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Instead, Trump may gravitate toward certain advisors based on what he sees as politically and economically best at any given moment.
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And most notably, he doesn't have a prescriptive set of policies to solve what he sees as the country's biggest challenges.
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Van Houten said Philips will continue to acquire companies in what it sees as core markets, such as image-guided therapy.
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Reed chats with John, who despairs at the state of the world and the community he sees as backward and racist.
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Kurtulmus said Turkey was trying to warn Europe over what it sees as European politics being taken hostage by rising racism.
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Broadly speaking, these are Loon's first steps in commercially addressing what it sees as a global hurdle for connecting the planet.
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The auction considers both what an advertisers is willing to pay and what Twitter sees as the "quality" of an ad.
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It's an extreme weather situation, but it underscores what she sees as one of the defining characteristics of her adopted home.
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Early next week, the FSA may widen its inspections to other exchanges it sees as lacking in security, the person said.
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" Facebook's new structure, he argued, puts investors at risk by lowering accountability for Zuckerberg, who Elson sees as a "talented CEO.
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The Pentagon last month proposed quadrupling its budget for European defense to counter what it sees as a growing Russian threat.
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It culminated over the weekend as Trump launched one if his most vitriolic missives about what he sees as unfair coverage.
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" Continued Conway, "The president is very concerned about what he sees as losing followers or people being blocked for certain actions.
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Under Prince Mohammed, the kingdom is pushing back at what it sees as growing Iranian influence in and around its borders.
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He said AI could be used to change the way healthcare is delivered, an industry he sees as "ripe" for change.
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The 10-year yield dipped below 2% earlier this month before bouncing back, a level Wald now sees as a bottom.
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Laid bare across such classic sounds, however, the vocalist meditates on depression and what he sees as an inevitable, impending doom.
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Mr Kwon sees as many as 20 faces a day, and has worked on a total of 10,000 in his career.
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Indeed, a defining motive for Trump is what he sees as China's unfair trade practices and theft of American intellectual property.
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But the bill still includes 42 other types of boots and shoes that Genfoot sees as a threat to its business.
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Trump has vowed to crack down on the violent gang, which his administration sees as a symptom of unchecked illegal immigration.
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He's since said he supports the real estate mogul, citing what he sees as Trump's commitment to appointing conservative court justices.
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He has student loan debt that worries him, as does what he sees as the lack of investment in his community.
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He also discussed his first stock purchase, the dangers of too much debt, and what he sees as the biggest risks.
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"Trump was too busy embracing the autocrats whom he sees as friendly," Roth said in an interview before the report's launch.
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Feilding advocates the worldwide relaxation of what she sees as an unnecessarily restrictive grip on the use of potentially therapeutic drugs.
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He worries about what he sees as growing corruption and populist measures that he says aim to distract from economic troubles.
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He worries about what he sees as growing corruption and populist measures that he says aim to distract from economic troubles.
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All of that, says the delightfully untroubled Ho, will require lots of data storage, which Huawei sees as a business opportunity.
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Shares of Amazon have fallen more than 12 percent since its earnings report, which Mahaney sees as an incredible buying opportunity.
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She can't help but be intimidated by Julia, the new model whom she sees as her younger, sexier, more accomplished competition.
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The figure is below the 277 million bpd that OPEC sees as demand for its crude for the whole of 2000.
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While the "litany" of issues facing Wells Fargo has weighed on the shares, there are three things Siefers sees as positive.
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He was more than willing to verbally spar with Warren, whom he sees as an intriguing challenger in the 2020 race.
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Unlike health care and aviation, which Langenberg sees as "marquee assets," the GE power division may require a spinoff to recover.
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The privacy advocate has previously said he would "use every power" to stop what he sees as an anti-encryption bill.
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She feels a range of emotions about what's happening in what she sees as an absolutely critical moment for the planet.
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Tom McClintock (R-Calif.), focuses on what the GOP sees as "executive branch overreach" in the use of the Antiquities Act.
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The site is also increasingly aggressive about collecting commissions on the online sales, a practice Mr. Birch sees as double-dipping.
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Another House Democrat in attendance added Arizona to that list of traditionally red-leaning states that Clinton sees as within reach.
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Paul has been in Russia this week on a trip he sees as a continuation of Trump's diplomatic outreach to Putin.
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Lamar Alexander sat down with CNBC to discuss a range of topics, including what he sees as the GOP's biggest problem.
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Musk has previously called for regulation on the development of artificial intelligence, which he sees as an existential threat to humanity.
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Paul says the upcoming trip is aimed at supporting what he sees as President Donald Trump's diplomatic outreach to Vladimir Putin.
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Mr. Trump had planned a speech on Monday in New Hampshire focused on what he sees as the Clintons' ethical lapses.
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He's highlighting what he sees as a problem, but he's not looking like traditional CEO leadership material while he does it.
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Openings are often one night only with the lifespan of a party or backyard hangout, which Perry sees as a plus.
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At the same time, Kalanick's willingness to mention Murdoch highlights what he sees as the value of the media executive's connection.
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He also outlined what he sees as key markets for MMA, and the fact that they all are English speaking countries.
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Jenner noted the country's continued debates over transgender bathroom laws to underline what she sees as the Olympics' forward-thinking policies.
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And Rabbi Levenstein is obviously upset by trends in Israel's culture, which he sees as too tolerant, liberal, secular and Western.
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Whatever the answer, Molinari wasn't happy with the change in Italy, which he sees as an abandonment of important liberal values.
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In the past he has threatened to pull out of NAFTA, which he sees as detrimental to American businesses and farmers.
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Mobius Capital Partners is also looking at countries it sees as being placed to benefit from the U.S.-China trade war.
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Her work is funny — a deliberate counterpoint to what she sees as the grim story lines of many dramas about Africa.
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His party's landslide victory in India's May elections gave him what he sees as a clear mandate to pursue his agenda.
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Still, he plans to push for his NIL bill, and against what he sees as the injustice that has precipitated it.
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In an extended riff during a speech in Alabama, Trump also bemoaned what he sees as less violence in football games.
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Greece and Cyprus push a tough line, focusing on border tensions and condemning what the bloc sees as Erdogan's migration "blackmail".
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During phone calls with friends, Trump has sounded off on what he sees as the strengths and weakness of the candidates.
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Apart from Comey and the Russia investigation, Trump has systematically attacked the institutions of American life that he sees as impediments.
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He speaks of the griot tradition, while the younger Master Soumy embraces what he sees as the innate opposition of rap.
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But Posert said he doesn't understand giving a platform to a columnist he sees as intentionally casting doubt on climate science.
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By contrast procurement has attracted just $2 billion and logistics $39 billion - a mismatch that he sees as an investment opportunity.
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The official said Trump wanted to check on the status of several health care initiatives he sees as key to campaign.
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Trump is attacking what he sees as unfair trade on a number of fronts, including tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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Indeed, given what he sees as a mandate for his way of living in the world, he'll probably get more authoritarian.
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McConnell has a long history of pushing back on campaign finance regulations he sees as a threat to the First Amendment.
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Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.) is concerned about what he sees as a pattern of underhanded rulemaking by the Obama administration.
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The broker's only remaining domestic UK "underweight" is on REITs, particularly offices, which it sees as the most Sterling-sensitive sector.
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BEIJING — In his latest criticism of what he sees as unfair trade, Donald J. Trump has taken aim at German cars.
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For example, Seoul's relations with Beijing have tanked over the Thaad deployment, which China sees as a threat to its security.
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For the EU, much of the problem lies in what it sees as weak rule of law in Serbia, analysts said.
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In a comment under his post about the election, Zuckerberg reiterated, with force, what he sees as the nature of Facebook.
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And defying what she sees as an unfair image of her fellow millennials as "lazy and entitled," Avalon, 27, works hard.
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Guah thinks the market temptation will be to read the moves as titling toward dovish, which he sees as a mistake.
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His death also left Saudi Arabia facing only the Houthis, a more ideological enemy whom it sees as an Iranian proxy.
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Recounting the experience years later, George remains embittered by what he sees as unfair treatment by the media and advocacy groups.
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To date, Bolsonaro has been vague about how he would carry out actions to stop Chinese investment he sees as undesirable.
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The car also features a new 12.3-inch electronic cockpit, which the company sees as making a luxury car feature more affordable.
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It is the 11 states on Super Tuesday — including Colorado, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Vermont and Virginia — that the campaign sees as its lifeline.
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And so here we stand: One America celebrates what it sees as a positive revolution, with strides toward economic and military security.
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Shales' Elon-Musk-as-a-baby video, which he sees as playful and a way of puncturing the bombast of Silicon Valley.
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Here's why: Taiwan is a democratic and self-governing island off the coast of China that China sees as a renegade province.
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Russia, for its part, has chafed at NATO's steady expansion toward its borders, a development it sees as a broken US promise.
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Alberta has long been unhappy with what it sees as the Trudeau government's decision to introduce strict environmental rules around energy projects.
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With "Capernaum", Ms Labaki seeks to draw attention to the weakness of the state and what she sees as an irresponsible society.
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What they cannot do is secure for him the concessions that he sees as necessary to make better, properly "America First" policies.
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Idrissi is angered by frequent police checks of people with Moroccan roots which he sees as racial profiling although police deny this.
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It&aposs just -- you can&apost talk a nation out of abandoning what it sees as its strategic self-interest that way.
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President Xi Jinping has pledged to return the island – which Beijing sees as a rogue province – to mainland rule within a generation.
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Communist dogma views Taiwan as the home of a regime that was toppled in 1949 and that it still sees as illegitimate.
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She even feels some power in her ability to diagnose what she sees as Robert's nervousness, his uneasiness, his ignorance about kissing.
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The SVP often criticizes what it sees as efforts by politicians and courts to frustrate Swiss voters' wishes by citing international law.
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Ross charted the TLT, which tracks longer-term Treasury bonds, to show what he sees as a further drop in bond prices.
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Another shares that he works in retail and is frustrated by what he sees as the corruption and racism of local police.
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" That's an area Swan said he sees as a big growth area for Intel due to the world's "insatiable demand for data.
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In Warsaw this morning, President Trump delivered what the White House sees as one of the most important speeches of his presidency.
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His party has said its legal changes are needed to protect politicians against what it sees as abuses by judges and prosecutors.
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And her campaign's lawsuit lays out what it sees as Google's tacit alignment with mainstream Democrats like Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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He spoke forcefully against the "machinations" of the big-money in New York and Democratic Party that he sees as supporting Clinton.
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The U.S. dollar index has fallen nearly 3 percent this year, in the process forming what Maley sees as a "wedge" pattern.
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It inspired the writer-turned-activist to challenge what she sees as the way Ugandan society has an entitlement over women's bodies.
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The thorniest issue was South Korea's deployment of a U.S. anti-missile system that China sees as a threat to its security.
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In recent weeks, 40-year-old Renzi has openly attacked Europe and Germany for policies that he sees as biased towards Berlin.
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Japan has historically been the largest investor in Thailand, Southeast Asia's second biggest economy, which it sees as an important production base.
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It's an instructive comment about how HHS sees the exchanges, and who it sees as the potential customer base for ACA coverage.
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Is there any such real-life equivalent for the conservative Christians that Douthat sees as being prey to a feminist-capitalist alliance?
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The first letter focused on what Trump's team sees as former FBI Director James Comey's lack of credibility as a potential witness.
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Turkey has been angered by what it sees as U.S. reluctance to hand over Gulen, who has lived in Pennsylvania since 1999.
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But really the emphasis here is plugging that Series A gap, which Karma sees as the "defining" round for any burgeoning startup.
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Its bigger mission in Gaza is to grow the Strip's nascent tech sector, which it sees as an area with great potential.
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There is no recent precedent for the federal government's applying similar pressure to address a state law that it sees as discriminatory.
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Much of the document is concerned with police corruption and what the writer sees as the system's failure to prosecute bad cops.
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And more broadly, TikTok is leading people to spend more time on their smartphones, which Spiegel sees as good news for Snapchat.
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Leor didn't have much knowledge about building a business, but what someone may see as a disadvantage, she sees as her advantage.
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The interactive feature of "Vessel" was partly a reaction to what Mr. Heatherwick sees as previous failures in public projects: Plop art.
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Peloton is working with several truck makers, including Volvo, on its platooning system, which it sees as a precursor to autonomous systems.
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The merged firm could also hinder the growth of online distributors that it sees as a threat to the pay-TV model.
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Poonen says the goal is to "create the largest force working on Kubernetes," which he sees as critical to the company's future.
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Robert Portman (R-OH) also has a proposal to address what he sees as the misuse of national security in trade fights.
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In recent weeks, North Korea has pressed harder for what it sees as reciprocal concessions by the United States and other countries.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif has also bitterly complained about what he sees as European efforts to appease a mercurial U.S. leader.
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Modi is unlikely to join the Initiative, which he sees as a Chinese effort to undermine India's influence in Asia, she says.
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The EU sees as unacceptable May's Chequers proposal for a free-trade agreement complemented by a "single rulebook" for trade in goods.
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If the alt right has a coherent credo, it's to wage war on what it sees as politically correct speech and thought.
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Trump also considers Biden a potential threat because of what he sees as an otherwise weak set of rumored challengers, like Sens.
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Bannon's threats to primary GOP members of Congress he sees as too close to the party leadership are music to Democrats' ears.
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Dr. Morrow says he is deeply troubled by what he sees as a dangerous practice of filtering official information on the coronavirus.
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But the demolition comes as Beijing has been ramping up pressure on Taiwan, which it sees as part of its rightful territory.
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Jim Jordan (R-OH) on several occasions listed what he sees as Trump's accomplishments, from Russia sanctions to leaving the Iran deal.
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In the next section, Blair then sets out what he sees as the main problem they face in achieving their fundamental goal.
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His office, often with other Democratic attorneys general, has also criticized legislation it sees as gutting consumer finance protections or civil rights.
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You, T-Minus, Jordan Evans, all come from outside of Toronto yet pretty much crafted what the world sees as our sound?
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For more than a decade, Mr. Erdogan has dominated Turkey, promoting Islamic religious values and ruthlessly crushing those he sees as adversaries.
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Aimee would chalk it up to fortune, which, mixed with a drop of positive thinking, she sees as the universe's prime mover.
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Meanwhile, the Chinese government has sacked several top officials over what Beijing sees as an inadequate response to the coronavirus threat. 4.
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Mr. Trump's allies have said that he is acting within his rights to correct a law enforcement system he sees as biased.
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Palestinian officials have refused to participate in discussions about the peace plan with Washington, which it sees as biased in Israel's favor.
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Trump's problem is that, what the Democrats view as too little compromise, his own right-wing sees as giving away too much.
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Tsang said Beijing "does not feel that foreign powers have any right to put pressure on what it sees as domestic affairs".
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Two are related: the reinvigoration of China's military prowess and the assertion of what it sees as its right to regional hegemony.
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Now he sets his own schedule, sees as many as eight clients a day and charges a minimum of $300 an hour.
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The opposition is boycotting the talks, which it sees as a delaying tactic facilitated by a Kabila ally, Togolese diplomat Edem Kodjo.
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The government has vowed to streamline what it sees as a lengthy asylum process and facilitate the deportation of rejected asylum seekers.
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Cruz returned the favor by declining to lump the Arizona Democrat in with what he sees as an increasingly socialist Democratic Party.
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China is putting huge resources behind this industrial policy, which it sees as crucial to its economic future and its national security.
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The Hawaii congresswoman has railed against what she sees as a "rigging" of the election by Democratic Party leaders and corporate media.
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Oracle holds the lineOracle maintains that its lawsuit is about what it sees as Google&aposs unethical use of its Java API.
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The actions of the PA had in part reflected greater efforts to end what it sees as over-dependence on Israeli markets.
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It's an honor that my new "best friend" is the kind of person my son sees as being a counterpart to me.
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The seed-stage company also creates proprietary, digital safety technology engineered to overcome (what it sees as) common flaws in motorcycle design.
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In his speech, Trump made a link between what he sees as lax immigration enforcement and the rise of gang-related crime.
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Carson has said the goal is to reduce assistance to the poor to combat what he sees as a cycle of dependency.
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Bahar makes juices from apples, grapes and pomegranates, mainstays of the horticultural sector that the government sees as a top development priority.
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The American Civil Liberties Union, among others, has expressed great concern about some of what it sees as loopholes in the law.
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Giertz won't call out the YouTubers by name, but she'll speak candidly about what she sees as hypocrisy at a systemic level.
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Trump is pursuing new trade deals and concessions from China and other nations to change what he sees as unfair trading practices.
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But now he is frustrated by his rocky debut and increasingly paranoid about what he sees as the Vast Deep-State Conspiracy.
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Perhaps the Trump administration can start by sharing what, precisely, it sees as the problem with helping isolated, homebound seniors avoid hunger?
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When the company buys buildings, it doesn&apost want to overpay for them and it avoids what it sees as overpriced markets.
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" Folds later laments what he sees as the deterioration of democracy, saying, "Right now they're trying to kill it in broad daylight.
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Games will be played on Saturdays, starting June 24 and continuing through the summer, which the league sees as a fertile season.
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Since taking office, Mr. Trump has at times become enraged at what he sees as excessive news media attention surrounding Mr. Stone.
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Her departure, she said, is only one step in her continued fight against what she sees as "invisible inequalities" in the institution.
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In this case, she has offered a not-so-subtle warning about what she sees as an abuse of the emergency authority.
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The United States is installing an antimissile system in South Korea that China sees as a threat to its own missile defenses.
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The Trump administration has prioritized eliminating regulations that it sees as burdensome to the fossil fuel industry and the economy in general.
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The European Union imposed the sanctions after Russia's 2014 annexation of the peninsula from Ukraine, a move it sees as breaking international law.
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He's the man who will chase down undocumented migrants and reverse what he sees as his predecessor President Barack Obama's capitulation to Iran.
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South Korean analysts say North Korea allows only infrequent reunions for fear of wasting what it sees as an important diplomatic bargaining chip.
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Obama's current energy secretary Ernest Moniz is a longtime supporter of fracking, which he sees as a "bridge" to a low-carbon future.
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China's concerns also include the larger issue of what Beijing sees as Washington's attempts to surround it under Obama's strategic "rebalance" towards Asia.
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National Amusements could exercise its voting power in such a meeting to oust directors it sees as loyal to Moonves, analysts have said.
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On Wednesday, the Fed is expected to announce another interest rate hike in an effort to combat what it sees as rising inflation.
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Still, he also slips Matt the Daredevil suit, knowing he can't stop his former partner from what he sees as his true calling.
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He instead finds a countryside decimated by what he sees as the ruinous effects of globalization, which only stokes his middle-aged anger.
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All of these — the tweets, the sniping at McConnell, Bannon's intraparty warfare — are things Portman sees as distractions from crafting and talking policy.
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Like Polish leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski, Orban has locked horns with the EU for years over what Brussels sees as disrespect for democratic freedoms.
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He's changed Israel's strategic priorities from seeking peace with the Palestinians to working to contain Iran, which he sees as an existential threat.
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After finding the Death Note, a high school student named Light begins killing people he sees as evil under the name of Kira.
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It marks a move in a different direction for the NCAA and its view of student-athletes, whom the organization sees as amateurs.
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Win or lose, his main goal is to prove a point about what he sees as a fatal flaw in the political process.
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Second, Palihapitiya said Twitter needs to figure out its "listless" product vision, which he sees as something between Facebook and internet forum Reddit.
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Russian bankrolling of political groups in countries it sees as opponents is an ongoing threat in the eyes of both Brussels and Washington.
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That said, Gimenez is still very bullish on the Goxip service, which she sees as being a kind of fashion-focused search engine.
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The end result is a sometimes haphazard system that can still have devastating effects on any service the regime sees as a threat.
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Travel companies have been raking in capital this year in what Cohen sees as a big moment for tech startups in the space.
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Trump has railed against China for what he sees as intellectual property theft, entry barriers to U.S. business and a gaping trade deficit.
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That's up from 28 percent in December — a jump that Adobe sees as remarkable since most smart speakers are sold around the holidays.
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Friday on CNBC's "Options Action," Worth took a look at what he sees as three signs of a tech threat to the market.
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The artist told The Creators Project about the project, which she sees as socio-political reparative endeavour intended to build bridges across communities.
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She says she is prioritizing the opioid crisis and fixing Ohio's crumbling infrastructure — which Garrett sees as a job creator in the district.
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What disappointed Olson more than the likelihood of a throwaway meeting is what he sees as a lapse in the Fed's recent rhetoric.
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Her indictment of American racism is withering, spitting out what she sees as the indignity of coerced gratefulness to an often intolerant society.
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To dream up all those stories, videos, and images, Erickson combined futuristic technology with what he sees as universal themes around human conversation.
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Endorsing traditional values does not include a tolerance for religion, for example, which Mr Xi sees as a potential rival for citizens' loyalty.
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Ordway's petition highlights a mural local artist PAWN completed last Saturday on Sip Avenue, which encapsulates what she sees as the program's failures.
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In July, the Commission launched legal action against what it sees as attempts by the Polish government to undermine the independence of judges.
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The answer is KKR's outsized balance sheet, which Ubben sees as a flexibility boon whereas many other managers view it as a burden.
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If he did step down, Tehran would want him replaced with another Alawite, which it sees as the closest thing to Shia Islam.
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It has also urged Obama to take a tougher stand on what Riyadh sees as Iranian meddling in the affairs of Arab states.
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It is also close to Palestinian Islamist group Hamas and unwilling to completely cut off Iran, which Saudi sees as a pariah state.
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Here, the stepmother isn't wicked but doing what she sees as necessary for herself and her sister to survive in a harsh world.
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Kobo2360 will also use its $2360 million investment to expand programs and services for its drivers, something Ozor sees as a strategic priority.
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John Bolton, the U.S. national security advisor, has been a supporter of the MKO, which the Iranian government sees as a terrorist group.
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State carrier LOT has backed the plans for a new airport, which it sees as the pillar of its ambitious international expansion strategy.
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Time Inc has also been pursuing offers from other parties in what is sees as a competitive sale process, according to the sources.
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Israel is concerned by what it sees as a policy difference with the U.S. on countering Iranian military entrenchment in Syria, officials say.
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The President has been fuming in closed-door meetings about what he sees as unfair coverage and those feelings played out on Tuesday.
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Watch VICE News' documentary: 'Life as an Illegal Immigrant in Greece' Ahmad speaks a great deal about what he sees as Danish values.
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Why it matters: This isn't the first time the president has gone after his Attorney General for what he sees as poor judgment.
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And he hasn't stopped tweeting angrily about people he sees as enemies, including on Friday lashing out against fired FBI director James Comey.
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MbS is courting the U.S. to be fully aligned with Saudi Arabia on what he sees as Iran's existential threat to the kingdom.
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Jana believes could easily fix what the firm sees as a pernicious problem of young people getting addicted to the tech giant's phones.
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Perel takes a very stern line on what she sees as the excessive sense of entitlement that contemporary couples bring to their relationships.
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IBM's top cloud exec said Red Hat will boost its hybrid cloud strategy — a market that it sees as being worth $1 billion.
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Even the father of VaR is unhappy about what he sees as the blind reliance on something only designed to be a guide.
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TV. "It's an issue that he definitely sees as a clear winner for him," Hobart, a partner at Public Opinion Strategies, told Hill.
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But he opposes President Obama's Clean Power Plan and other Democratic climate policies that he sees as heavy-handed and interfering with markets.
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Meanwhile, the European Union has been scrambling to save the deal it sees as vital to preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
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The chief justice seeks to protect the Supreme Court by setting what he sees as the appropriate strike zone for judicial decision making.
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The House Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on what it sees as "overreach" by the Obama administration on matters of foreign affairs.
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Sparrow seeks a global audience, and thus largely puts aside what he sees as the uniquely American problems of race and police violence.
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Trump has criticized what he sees as unfair trade practices and threatened to impose up to $150 billion of tariffs on Chinese goods.
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The Northern League's Borghi said Italy "has to be ready for the euro's collapse," which he sees as only a matter of time.
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He has since worked to curb illegal logging and deforestation by the farm sector, which he sees as a steward of the environment.
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He has previously been critical of Cuba, denouncing President Raul Castro's government for what he sees as human rights abuses against Cuban citizens.
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His only interest was to gain political advantage over Joe Biden, the person he sees as his most dangerous political rival in 2020.
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Here Halkitis sees as his real topic the role that each generation since the 1950s has taken on in the struggle for equality.
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Potential investors in Toshiba may also need to heed Japanese government concern about the future of a company its sees as strategically important.
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The program has partnered with more than 4,000 nonprofit groups with the goal of reaching what the firm sees as the "underserved" communities.
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Shawn McMorran, a partner at Marlin says this as an opportunity to own a company in what it sees as a hot market.
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Turkey is infuriated with the United States over its support for the YPG militia in Syria, which Ankara sees as a terrorist organization.
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His interest in populism and American nationalism, he said, has to do with curbing what he sees as the corrosive effects of globalization.
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But as some mining executives have pointed out, doing deals at the right price in sectors the market sees as hot is challenging.
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More directly than her husband, Nancy must struggle to reconcile protective parental instincts with what she sees as the demands of her faith.
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Nearly everything the ceramist and designer Eny Lee Parker makes is meant to offset what she sees as the tedium of domestic architecture.
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Two years ago, Sotheby's opened an office in Mumbai, India, a city that it sees as having huge potential as a jewelry hub.
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In a controversial law review article, District Court Judge Lynn Adelman denounced what he sees as raw ideological bias on the Supreme Court.
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If the reformers triumph in what he sees as a struggle with the unreformed security apparatus, he said, Uzbekistan could see real change.
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One showcase for that effort is the town of Jarabulus, 100 miles east of Afrin, which Turkey sees as a blueprint for Afrin.
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The party establishment is trying to push what it sees as a less electable candidate out of the race, angering the activist community.
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Critics say Mr. Barr has not acted as a neutral arbiter but as a defender of what he sees as expansive presidential power.
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The department now puts its resources on groups — gangs — that it sees as likely to be victims or perpetrators of crime, or both.
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Besides the house slice, he also makes squares that he sees as a marriage of rectangular Sicilian pizza with Roman pizza al taglio.
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The Houthi leadership has lashed out at both the Arab intervention and Western governments, which the group sees as complicit in the offensive.
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In retrospect, that scene was another example of the show's commenting on itself and what it sees as its true strengths and purpose.
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She has been an outspoken critic of the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, which she sees as imperiling North Dakota's agricultural industry.
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But Mr. Trump has indicated that he does not want to rely on deterrence for a country he sees as bellicose and unpredictable.
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FII is pushing into areas Beijing sees as key to national industrial policies, like robotics, next-generation wireless networks and smart-manufacturing systems.
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Everyone has a score, based on things like how well they're learning Mandarin and adopting what the state sees as the correct ideology.
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But the red flags that surrounded Thrush as he rose to the top make one wonder about what our industry sees as desirable.
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Alarmed by what it sees as Ankara's deteriorating record on human rights, Germany has said it would restrict some arms sales to Turkey.
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Ankara also seeks to defeat the Kurdish YPG militia, which it sees as a terrorist group aligned with Kurdish separatist insurgents in Turkey.
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The least persuasive pages are devoted to pop culture, which he rightly sees as dull and repetitive, but whose significance he vastly overestimates.
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" He is especially scornful of what he sees as Italian soccer's "extreme" reliance on tactics, its tendency to put "chains around the game.
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The human cost of Iran's many proxy wars isn't only experienced by the civilian populations it sees as its sectarian or political enemies.
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China has stepped up scrutiny of what it sees as "irrational overseas spending", especially in sectors such as entertainment, sports and real estate.
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The senator used her speech before Iowa's most devout Democratic activists on Friday rally the party around, what she sees, as imperative fights.
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It also shows how fed up Russia is with what it sees as long and pointless talks with the Obama administration over Syria.
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Critics say it brooks no dissent, and has been cracking down on civil society, which it sees as a challenge to central authority.
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HTIA says that it aims to pursue regulatory and legislative reforms aimed at curbing what it sees as nuisance lawsuits over patent litigation.
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Cavusoglu said he had informed U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson of what Ankara sees as the Gulenists' attempts to spread their influence.
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The Chinese leader had little choice, in the face of what he sees as a quixotic, emotion-driven President Trump, Chinese analysts say.
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The Chinese leader had little choice, in the face of what he sees as a quixotic, emotion-driven President Trump, Chinese analysts say.
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That means ironing out what he sees as regulatory impediments, and even investing tax dollars into building docks for airships in the north.
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Trump will also raise trade and "his concerns about what he sees as some predatory Chinese economic activity in Ukraine," the official said.
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He has little regard for humans, whom he sees as a dying race who are simply "grasping for resurrection," including the Covenant mission.
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Trump's tweet referred to what he sees as unfair trading advantages: If a country's currency is artificially low, its exports are more competitive.
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The operation was the latest attempt to counter what Washington sees as Beijing's efforts to limit freedom of navigation in the strategic waters.
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It is part of what I suspect the administration will take up as a mission in its final year: to close what it sees as the dangerously wide divide between American fears, which it sees as overinflated by irresponsible media hype and by cynical politicians looking to scare people, and a reality that is challenging but not nearly so perilous.
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In some ways, for Yiannopoulos and his crusade against what he sees as politically correct censors on the left, the cancellation was a win.
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The U.S patrol marked the latest attempt to counter what Washington sees as Beijing's efforts to limit freedom of navigation in the strategic waters.
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South Korean analysts say North Korea allows only infrequent reunions for the fear of wasting what it sees as an important diplomatic bargaining chip.
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As part of a crusade against what it sees as the over-examination of children, Labour has plans to review the phonics screening test.
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While McCain has made clear his desire for more spending on defense, he has criticized what he sees as inefficiencies in U.S. weapons programs.
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Yet Iraq, rather than contribute as Saudi Arabia has done to the overall cuts, continues to contribute what Riyadh sees as the bare minimum.
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It's part of what he sees as a maturing game industry, with reliable RMT vendors replacing the shady black markets that plagued earlier games.
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For Russia, the attack might well be seen as orchestrated by what Moscow sees as the terrorists it claims to be fighting in Syria.
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Read more: Black, Queer, and 'Super-Size' BBWs Challenge What Society Sees as 'Acceptably Fat' It isn't simply worn panties that the clients want.
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China has long-running territorial disputes with several neighbors and has never been shy about correcting what it sees as misrepresentations of Chinese territory.
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But that's what he sees as the appeal, and part of what has made Michael Myers such an enduring fixture in our collective nightmares.
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Microsoft has its own history with what it sees as inadequate laws covering digital privacy — likely why the company is so strongly supporting Apple.
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He said domain hopping is necessary due to the mysteries of algorithm changes, and what he sees as a lack of communication from Facebook.
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People close to the governor say Mr. de Blasio reminds Mr. Cuomo of what he sees as the failed liberal ideologues of the past.
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In his new relationship with Skye Miller (Sosie Bacon), Clay overcompensates for what he sees as past mistakes — and it's arguably much, much worse.
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Quartz noted that the researchers could be witnessing the brain's process of sorting through the day's memories and prioritizing what it sees as important.
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However, he takes issue with Trump's public pressure on the central bank, as well as what he sees as the president's admiration of dictators.
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European leaders have been critical of its record on democratic freedoms, while Ankara has grown increasingly exasperated by what it sees as Western condescension.
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He has often written and spoken about what he sees as the decline of the United States, a bedrock theme of his presidential campaign.
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For Acorns, the deal also gives the company a foothold in the Portland market — which it sees as an emerging hub for developer talent.
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Magnetic fields activate cryptochrome 1 in the retina, which the animal "sees" as the inclination of magnetic field lines relative to the Earth's surface.
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Wrigley unpacked what he sees as the future of medical cannabis and how it could help mitigate some of America's most pressing health crises.
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Al Mana works side-by-side with his family, something he sees as crucial to his group's success – and something that makes him proud.
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After her diagnosis, her parents created a "visual bucket list" to make sure Lizzy sees as much as she can before she goes blind.
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Nonetheless, he says giving a Trump presidency an open-minded chance is critical at what he sees as an unusually challenging juncture for Europe.
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First, the past incident: While living at Hill House, Theo sees as Luke is sent hurtling toward an unmarked floor by a demonic dumbwaiter.
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We see everything he sees as he's walking but in a unique twist in perspective, we also get to hear everything he's thinking too.
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The president has a history of flattering autocratic leaders whom he sees as embodying unilateral strength — including Kim and, most notoriously, Russia's Vladimir Putin.
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The USDA billed Tuesday's move as a way to save money and help eliminate what it sees as the widespread abuse of the program.
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The other is a broader, positive response offering up liberal remedies to the economic dislocation that the president sees as the cause of Trumpism.
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Beijing is also hoping to convince Seoul to remove a sophisticated U.S. missile defense system that China sees as a threat to its security.
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Mr Kaczynski's goal is to complete what he sees as the unfinished revolution of 1989, sweeping away corruption and influence of old communist apparatchiks.
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Turkey is incensed by what it sees as an insensitive response from Western allies to the failed putsch, in which 240 people were killed.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission launched legal action on Saturday against what it sees as Polish government attempts to undermine the independence of judges.
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Doesn't mean it couldn't happen in another MMA promotion -- but White clearly doesn't want any part of what he sees as a death wish.
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To stop what he sees as permanent damage to the GOP, Danforth urged members of Congress to actively challenge and break with the President.
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He is expected to use the tour to push back on what he sees as lies and misrepresentations of the bureau he once led.
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Warner, the top Democrat on the Intelligence Committee, announced he'd support her, in part because of what he sees as her defiance under pressure.
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Ipelegeng's main objective is to provide short term employment and relief, while helping carry out development efforts the country sees as important, he said.
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Lang noticed Qualcomm's stock forming an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, which Cramer sees as one of the most reliably bullish patterns out there.
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Hayes has been fighting what he sees as a guerrilla war against Wikipedia's overly strict rules on what images can appear on the site.
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But he is mostly frustrated at the N.H.L., and hockey at large, for what he sees as putting his son in a discard pile.
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Obama hasn't been shy about promoting what he sees as his leading role in getting the agreement completed, including through diplomacy and domestic policy.
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The president has been an active campaigner on behalf of Republicans he sees as loyal to his agenda ahead of the November midterm elections.
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The president is clearly furious that the person he sees as "his" top government lawyer — Attorney General Jeff Sessions — is not standing with him.
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India is sensitive about what it sees as China's encroachment on surrounding smaller states that it regards as within its natural sphere of interest.
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The catalyst was the Yo Gotti music video shoot down in Miami a couple weeks back with Nicki, who Chyna sees as a mentor.
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The right-wing Law and Justice (PiS) government's strategy essentially focuses on what it sees as Russia's goal to "create a new international order".
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In it, he says he's responding to "the Hispanic invasion of Texas" and what he sees as a plot to replace America's white population.
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The plan is part of a set of reforms the oil sector sees as hostile to the industry, which dominates provinces such as Alberta.
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With this reorg, Comscore's leadership is moving from its traditional focus on digital measurement to what it sees as its next big growth opportunity.
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AMA's outgoing President David Barbe said the group has an urgent need to act on what it sees as a serious public health issue.
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South Africa has about 16 million youths who are yet to enter formal banking, which Fourie sees as a future source of new clients.
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North Korea often insults foreign leaders and politicians over what it sees as slanderous remarks toward its leadership or hostile policies against its government.
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The narrator is isolated, living under the skin of a perceived state of affairs that he sees, as through a mirror, with painful clarity.
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"Typical of French cinema," a journalist smirks, describing the work of a director he sees as a soggy, pretentious remnant of the New Wave.
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This sort of detailed information, combined with the pressure to generate traffic, has resulted in what Foer sees as a golden age of banality.
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Last Friday, GLM launched its brand and showcased its vehicles in Hong Kong, which it sees as a gateway to the rest of China.
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Since Donald Trump became president, he has repeatedly attacked U.S. media when publications run stories that he sees as being overly negative towards him.
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While Russia says it poses no threat to alliance, NATO is considering what to do to counter what it sees as growing Russian aggression.
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These are just a few ways Putin counters western influences in eastern Europe, or, what Russia sees as its rightful cultural and historical territory.
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But Ms. Trubilina's defensive fury at what she sees as unfair distortion is far out of step with the way many other residents feel.
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LOVELESS is trying to bring attention to what he sees as the mirage of the justice system and society's blind obedience to power structures.
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She also goes on to say that a women proudly displaying her body is an image that she sees as powerful, confident, and positive.
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Turkey also blames Washington for supporting Kurdish fighters in Syria that Ankara sees as allies of a Kurdish group waging an insurgency in Turkey.
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Turkey has been angered by what it sees as U.S. reluctance to hand over the cleric Gulen, who has lived in Pennsylvania since 1999.
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He's also a big supporter of California's electronic car incentives which, he sees, as having a much bigger impact than most Federal government initiatives.
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Turkey supports other rebel groups against Assad and is hostile to the Syrian Kurds, which it sees as allies of its own Kurdish separatists.
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China has long-running territorial disputes with several neighbours and has never been shy about correcting what it sees as misrepresentations of Chinese territory.
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He frames his discussion around what he sees as two "distinct regimes" in the United States: "In the Nation, you have rights," he writes.
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The Trump administration has sought to crack down on what it sees as intellectual property theft by Chinese scientists working at American research institutions.
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His opposition to what he sees as partisan meddling could create a constitutional crisis — an impasse that the three branches of government cannot resolve.
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In the years since, Dr. Begg has become involved in advocacy for research into gun violence, which he sees as a public health concern.
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As public advocate since 2014, she has sometimes been overzealous in her use of lawsuits to address what she sees as inequities in government.
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He says he has evolved on gay marriage, which he voted against while in the State Legislature but now sees as a civil right.
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And there's one kind of deal that Trump in particular sees as ripe for the taking: leveraging American credibility to extract cash from allies.
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His first reaction is to pile on to a state he sees as his enemy, rebuke its policies and threaten to withhold federal funding.
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But here are some of the most ambitious proposals that the White House sees as a "priority" in exchange for any legalization of DREAMers.
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If it follows the Americans' lead, the bloc risks torpedoing a deal that it sees as key to its security and its economic interests.
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He said he often calls out what he sees as the hypocrisy of treating, say, an eagle better than a chicken in his art.
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He considers himself a champion of the working class and regularly rails against what he sees as elitism in cities like Shanghai and Beijing.
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Feature The insurgent media company has built a devoted following of what it sees as "average" sports fans: unruly, occasionally toxic and aggressively male.
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Israeli officials say the Trump administration has started showing signs of nervousness about what it sees as foot-dragging by Netanyahu on the issue.
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She's also been doing interviews lately, which we're told she sees as a form of therapy and ultimately helpful in getting past her trauma.
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He wants to expose what he sees as corporate wrongdoing, give some meaning to his father's death — and maybe get famous along the way.
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It highlights how President Donald Trump's administration has been trying to counter what it sees as Iranian aggression without spiraling into a broader conflict.
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Giving customers fewer channels is a facet of the industry going forward that Bob Iger, CEO of Disney, Hulu's parent company, sees as likely.
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For Shiller, the market move he sees as being partially driven by technological anxiety appears a bit irrational, but may not yet be over.
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But what if Israel's threat assessment conflicts with what a future U.S. administration sees as its long-term security interests for the Middle East?
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" • "He wants to expose what he sees as corporate wrongdoing, give some meaning to his father's death — and maybe get famous along the way.
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Last term, he wrote two solo dissents — not his usual practice — to warn against what he sees as a words-on-the-page capitulation.
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He's relatively comfortable with his sexuality and disgusted by Xolani, whom he sees as a hypocrite for having an affair with a married man.
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Barbara Lee (D-Calif.), who has pushed for decades to constrain what she sees as limitless executive power to wage war across the globe.
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She approaches the web as an artistic masterpiece, structuring her book around what she sees as its aesthetic building blocks: design, text, photography, music.
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The sanctions imposed by the U.S. Treasury Department increase pressure on Russia, which the United States sees as the main backer of Maduro's government.
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He wanted the debate to be a reckoning for former vice president Joe Biden, who Sanders sees as a potentially disastrous general-election candidate.
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The SEC's action against Munchee is a part of its growing body of moves to regulate ICOs that it sees as violating the law.
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Jana Partners believes could easily fix what the firm sees as a growing problem of young people getting addicted to the tech giant's iPhones.
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In the past 22019 years, his party has become all but united in its opposition to what it sees as Obama-era regulatory overreach.
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He seldom talks of Latin America in his geopolitical plans, except when he talks about Mexico, which he sees as a nest of criminals.
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The president cited the apology as the latest example of what he sees as the news media's bias in favor of Clinton and Democrats.
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Weighing in on what he sees as shared value with McConnell, Schumer said both men consider it their jobs to unify their respective members.
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But North Korea has expedited its plans to develop a nuclear bomb, which it sees as a valuable bargaining chip in eventual peace negotiations.
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In decertifying the deal in October, he also called for Congress to pass legislation to address what he sees as issues with the deal.
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But the president is hoping they will sign on to a new effort to fix what he sees as major problems with the agreement.
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Making one-off creations, he says, is a reaction to what he sees as the disposability and excess waste of much of fashion today.
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The U.S. government under Trump has pursued a strategy to counter what it sees as China's growing threat to U.S. economic competitiveness and security.
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Those willing to suffer the immediate pain of being long volatility — before the reward of calamity comes — Mr. Cole sees as being more virtuous.
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The United States has grown increasingly skeptical of China's One Belt One Road campaign, which it sees as a campaign for political influence overseas.
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In Japan, he said, "people still put a big emphasis on blood ties and family bonds," a fixation that he sees as sometimes unhealthy.
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Trump has often responded to this historic moment with rage, launching deeply personal and sarcastic attacks on the women he sees as his enemies.
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The U.S. freedom of navigation operations are aimed at challenging what it sees as Chinese activity limiting freedom of movement in the strategic waters.
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However, on the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka, he criticized what he sees as overreactions to Trump's win by Clinton supporters.
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Additionally, they say his paper does not offer much in the way of prescriptions for how to fix what he sees as a flawed system.
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And during the campaign he criticized NATO -- the cornerstone of the Western alliance and an organization that Russia sees as detrimental to its geopolitical interests.
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Despite what he sees as an anti-Trump bias, Beck told his radio listeners that he was "foolish enough" to go on the CNN program.
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It has often been accused of trying to influence the drafting of statements to muzzle what it sees as challenges to its sweeping sovereignty claim.
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Max Wolff, market strategist at 55 Capital, said Thursday that what he sees as a shifting global political environment gives him pause about the dollar.
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The new museum explores the living culture of Jerusalem, which curator Reem Fadda sees as a city that exemplifies the beginning and end of globalism.
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Frankel responds that she doesn't have a problem with De Lesseps' lifestyle – but takes issue with what she sees as hypocrisy on the countess' part.
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The conservative host often uses his weeknight broadcast on Fox News to defend the president against what he sees as biased attacks by the media.
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Moscow started taking things into its own hands in Russia's "near abroad" — the former Soviet republics that it sees as its rightful sphere of influence.
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Doing so would be a serious blow to the nuclear deal, which many Western countries sees as essential for stopping Tehran developing a nuclear bomb.
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Magic Leap, the company best known for its augmented reality headsets, is unveiling some grand ideas about what it sees as the future of technology.
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The company has been trying to grow its Eats food delivery service, which it sees as a potentially huge profit driver in the near term.
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Lee Olesky, CEO and cofounder of Tradeweb, spoke to Business Insider about what he sees as the next big opportunity for the electronic marketplace operator.
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Kim last week ordered his country to be ready to use nuclear weapons in the face of what he sees as growing threats from enemies.
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Pyongyang has rejected giving up its arsenal unilaterally and defends its nuclear and missile programs as a deterrent against what it sees as U.S. aggression.
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Reports last week suggested the government was preparing to ignore any rulings by the World Trade Organization it sees as an affront to U.S. sovereignty.
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This photo essay chronicles what everyone else sees as her sacrifice, but to Lola, this is what she knows as her life, her actual life.
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Across these mediums, he talks often about his repeated failings, but he rejects what he sees as entrepreneurial "failure porn," the celebration of failure itself.
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Voatz vehemently objects to the findings of the study, calling out what it sees as serious flaws in the way in which it was conducted.
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South Korea had previously announced its plan to tax capital gains from cryptocurrency trading to tackle what it sees as the risk of excessive speculation.
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Before, if a traveler had kept typing in their home country's Google domain, they may not have gotten what Google sees as ideal search results.
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This includes those, such as the Nick Xenophon Team, that have questioned the free-trade agreements that Turnbull sees as central to Australia's economic development.
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The new chip, the Snapdragon Wear 2500, is designed for what Qualcomm sees as an emerging market of smartwatches built around kids' (and parents') needs.
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What's more, a "nice uptrend" that's been forming over the past few months has been reinforced by a breakout over what Ross sees as support.
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China is swiftly modernizing its armed forces, in part to counter what it sees as a strategy of containment in the United States' Asian "pivot".
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The bombing, destruction and what he sees as the intolerance of rebel groups running Idlib have convinced him there is no point staying in Syria.
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Bittner said the burrito chain's "high-flying" valuation was previously based on earnings per share of $20 through 2020, which he now sees as unlikely.
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Both are violations of U.N. resolutions, but Pyongyang claims it must carry them out to build nuclear deterrent against what it sees as U.S. aggression.
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After Mexico repeatedly refused to do so, he began seeking U.S. taxpayer funding for the wall, which he sees as vital to controlling illegal immigration.
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Censorship in China has been intensifying under President Xi Jinping, and businesses have come under growing pressure to block content that Beijing sees as sensitive.
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The index hit a one-year high on Monday, which Tim Seymour of Triogem Asset Management sees as an encouraging sign for the overall market.
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If fighting for in situ species that Mr Thomas sees as doomed adds value to people's lives, it is hard to begrudge them that boon.
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When Gordon looks at the chart, he sees the EEM breaking out above the $38.50 level, which he sees as a recent level of resistance.
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Tesla is the outlier — its testing process is heavily dependent on cars already on the road, which the company sees as a huge competitive advantage.
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The dispute spilled into Canada last year, and Ottawa has expressed frustration at what it sees as a lackluster U.S. response to harsh Chinese measures.
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Trump appears to see safe zones as a way to stem the tide of refugees which he sees as a possible threat to U.S. security.
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Recently, the group turned its attention toward the rapid proliferation of laws that restrict women's abortion access, legislation that the group sees as religiously motivated.
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What we see as flip-floppery and weakness, Trump sees as flexibility and uncertainty -- which he thinks are two hallmarks of any strong deal-maker.
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At the same time, government policy has encouraged faiths that it sees as more indigenized, for example by subsidizing Taoist music or folk religious pilgrimages.
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Why it matters: The Trump administration is looking to crack down on H-1B visa use, which it sees as taking jobs from American workers.
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Some might speculate that he's holding her in purgatory out of spite, for what he sees as a trial in the court of public opinion.
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She called attention to CNN's Fear and Greed index, which uses a variety of inputs to measure what CNN sees as investors' chief emotional drivers.
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But it has become increasingly frustrated by subsidies, state involvement in the Chinese economy, and what it sees as a slow pace of change there.
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Trump has in recent weeks repeatedly called for the United States to match what he sees as efforts by China and Europe to manipulate currencies.
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Trump has gone as far as to say that Bergdahl should have been executed for what the GOP front-runner sees as fleeing his unit.
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Instead, as outlined in a Motion to Vacate Brief filed last week, it revolves around what Apples sees as the flaw in the government's reasoning.
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Kehri regularly berates Nikki for what he sees as his inefficiency and constantly praises Preet, who is being groomed to take over her father's empire.
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Berners-Lee said the system has since been designed with "perverse" incentives, which he sees as the second source of dysfunction in the web today.
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Quick take: CEO Vibhu Norby's approach makes B203TA look as much a media company as a retailer, something he sees as a long-term trend.
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China has also repeatedly called for the United States and South Korea to stop their exercises, which North Korea sees as preparation for an invasion.
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On his days off, Swift enjoys reading graphic novels and has been "getting into jiu-jitsu," which he sees as a "good complement" to acting.
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The company had previously said it would invest 20 trillion won by 2020 to shift its business to OLED, which it sees as the future.
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Brown calls it NAFTA 1.6, alluding to what he sees as the many similarities between the landmark 1994 North American treaty and Trump's trade agreement.
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China has said it will ignore the PCA's ruling, denying that the court has any jurisdiction over what it sees as an issue of sovereignty.
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Rouda pushed back on those charges to The Hill, calling Keirstead "unethical" for raising the accusations without explaining what he sees as the full truth.
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China is sensitive to any suggestion that what it sees as its benign intentions do not have a receptive global audience, especially in Western capitals.
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The National Association of Manufacturers, which recently launched a project to fight back against what it sees as frivolous climate lawsuits, also slammed the action.
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Young has long been a critic, on occasion an incisive one, of what she sees as the authoritarian tendencies of feminist opposition to rape culture.
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Chinese state media was quick to note what it sees as Beijing's edge in the increasingly tense trade relationship between the world's two largest economies.
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While tech stocks sold off last week, transports and financials were among the sectors that rallied, which Acampora sees as a positive for the market.
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Analysts say the market is cashing what it sees as waning of political concerns in the bloc against a backdrop of still easy monetary policy.
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The US has lost patience with engagement and quiet diplomacy with China, which it now sees as a formidable rival intent on challenging US dominance.
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Say goodbye to 'Father Knows Best' Lewis wrote her book in response to what she sees as a crisis of self-regulation among kids today.
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France is reverting to its traditional skepticism toward the alliance, which it sees as an instrument of American policy and an infringement on its sovereignty.
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But there's also skepticism whether Kim will ever agree to fully relinquish his nuclear arsenal, which he likely sees as his only guarantee of survival.
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The Fed has a 2% target for inflation, which it sees as enough to encourage growth without eroding the value of a dollar too much.
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Despite Trump's "America First" policy, the visit should provide some reassurance that Washington remains committed to a region that Beijing sees as its strategic domain.
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But Warren goes further, decrying the way U.S. businesses have operated "for decades" and saying her legislation will "fix" what she sees as fundamental problems.
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The Pentagon last month withdrew an invitation to China in response to what it sees as Beijing's militarization of islands in the South China Sea.
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Cruz made sure to knock Republican candidates like Rubio who Cruz sees as insufficiently tough on immigration -- which is also one of Trump's signature issues.
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And he warned ahead of the summit that it could be a rocky one because of what he sees as disparities in the economic relationship.
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As I said, the president is speaking out about what he sees as betrayal by Senator McCain when he voted against the repeal of ObamaCare.
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The Chinese government is also dead set on dominating industries that it sees as crucial to winning the future, like advanced manufacturing and artificial intelligence.
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Putin has long hated NATO, which he sees as a US-dominated military alliance that is deliberately moving ever deeper into Russia's sphere of influence.
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Sessoms has turned to history to create images that present what he sees as addressing the deficiency of diverse images in a Eurocentric visual culture.
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In "13th," Ava DuVernay addresses what she sees as a different form of slavery in the United States: the mass incarceration of African-American men.
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" She believes Trump will get business going, revoke trade deals she sees as draining domestic jobs, and "clean up the mess Obama has left us.
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Macron has cast those elections as a battle between his "progressive" ideas and what he sees as their promotion of nationalist or anti-EU agendas.
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Ms. McClodden, who is black, queer, and grew up in South Carolina, has had little patience for the recent protests, which she sees as parochial.
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But the bigger issue is that President Trump wants to throw off what he sees as constraints from countering other rising powers, principally China. Adm.
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For 10 years, the comedy director Steve Burrows documented his mother's medical journey to highlight what he sees as entrenched flaws in American health care.
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Fake Oakleys may not be fake news, but that has not stopped Facebook from defaulting to market solutions for what it sees as market problems.
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Salesforce provides an array of cloud storage and digital services to clients in India, which it sees as a one of its fastest growing regions.
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The sausage-making played out as it did, and now we have what the governor likely sees as an uncooked sausage sitting on his desk.
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Yvette Clark's proposed DEEPFAKES Accountability Act as a potential solution to his embarrassment, and what he sees as the dangers of deepfakes as a whole.
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While Dell has argued that its offer to DVMT investors is final, Mr. Icahn appeared willing to call what he sees as the company's bluff.
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But he also fretted that a flatter running course might eliminate part of what he sees as his competitive advantage by training in Boulder, Colo.
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Around that time, she could break into the top 200, which Blackman sees as the best indicator of whether a junior woman should turn pro.
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Last week, Fuisz demonstrated what he now sees as Octi's "mic drop" moment — opening the new app and pointing his iPhone camera at a colleague.
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And if the White House succeeds in uprooting officials it sees as disloyal to Trump, there will be even fewer checks on an emboldened president.
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China has balked at making any concessions it sees as compromising its ability to manage its economy, or signing a deal it perceives as uneven.
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On the one hand, Tsemel is fighting for her clients to get fair trials in a legal system that she sees as rigged against them.
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She spoke to The World&aposs Marco Werman about her frustration with what she sees as political attacks on anti-corruption efforts in the US.
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Digital cameras make it less complicated to light scenes, he noted, and the equipment weighs less, leading to what he sees as the Steadicam's overuse.
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There were other less cheery passages, as he spoke about crime rates and what he sees as the dangers of lax enforcement of immigration laws.
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Trump has sought a less restrictive environment on a number of fronts but particularly banking, which he sees as key to generating more economic development.
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There have been many changes during his 65 years in the country, the park and the lodge – all of which he sees as a positive.
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Meanwhile Beth, furious at what she sees as Addy's defection, is determined to bring down Colette the way she would any other high school rival.
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Ross at Boston University says the ban may only cause China to dig its heels in over what it sees as a national security issue.
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In April, the agency began publicly posting wait times and quality data for every veterans hospital and clinic — sunlight he sees as crucial for accountability.
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One approach Morley suggests to fight what he sees as "blank page syndrome" is to just start jotting down information and see where it leads.
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That could change: one manufacturer, SilencerCo, is developing a handgun with built-in noise reduction that it sees as a future mainstay of the industry.
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Putin has set himself up as the guardian of an absolutist culture against what Russia sees as the predatory and relativist culture of the West.
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The party has also taken a much more aggressive approach to combatting what it sees as GOP state policies that disproportionately affect Democratic-leaning constituencies.
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Formosa's decision highlights the challenges Tehran faces in selling its oil despite what the market sees as a generous U.S. exemption to Iran's traditional buyers.
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And that's why billionaire tech titan Elon Musk says he is so disturbed by what he sees as Pinker's lack of understanding of artificial intelligence.
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He takes a broad view of what he sees as its inherent perils — and is one of the few leaders actively aligning with Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Yiannopoulos has been giving inflammatory speeches on a college tour meant to push back against what he sees as the stifling politically correct left.
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Benchmark Brent crude on Friday topped $232.78 a barrel, a price that Saudi Arabia sees as a good level, for the first time since 280.
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The administration's first priority in the region is the isolation and pressuring of Iran and what Washington sees as its nefarious activity across the region.
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Legal risks remain and it will take a provision for that, but "only as much as our current insight sees as being necessary," it said.
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That meant the central bank didn't have to regularly manage the supply of reserves, something the Fed saw and still sees as a preferable situation.
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Casten knocked the media for what he sees as a portrayal of the Democratic Party as being controlled by the more progressive voices like Reps.
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Gabbard has billed herself as a noninterventionist, often calling on her military service to illustrate her objections to what she sees as needless conflicts overseas.
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He argues that they do so under the guise of a school of thought he refers to as "postmodernism," which he sees as his archenemy.
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But what he sees as a virtuous era of compromise reflects a shameful period in our history, and in the institution in which he served.
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The U.S. tariffs are especially sensitive for Beijing as they target high-tech industries which China sees as critical to the future of its economy.
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Ankara's month-old offensive is aimed at driving the Kurdish YPG militia, which it sees as a big security threat on its border, from Afrin.
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So it's hard to say exactly what the president sees as so impermissibly weak and politically correct in the new version of the executive order.
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Rather than passing legislation, the Senate has been laser-focused on confirming judges — efforts that McConnell sees as having an impact that could last for decades.
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On Tuesday, he started airing a blistering ad against Mr. Cruz, whom he sees as his closest competitor in South Carolina, which votes on Feb. 20.
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And while Mr. Brown often invokes California's natural resources, he has at times expressed irritation at what he sees as excessive regulation that has slowed development.
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Straw is put off by what she sees as the "straight, white male persona" who likes to generalize that what works for them will help everybody.
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Capdevielle said its new funding puts it in a better place than ever to respond to what he sees as a growing need for ICS security.
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" BDS stands for boycott, divestment and sanctions, and is a movement that aims to end what it sees as "international support for Israel's oppression of Palestinians.
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But this also shows that Bannon has no compunctions about using scorched-earth tactics against members of his former bosses' team that he sees as disloyal.
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For the global community Zuckerberg sees as humanity's next step to manifest, all that openness and connectivity need to be guided toward common understandings and cooperation.
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This is an important truth about the Constitution, and about any principle that either side sees as inviolable in a political debate: Absolute principles create risks.
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However, as Fed chair he would be freer to pursue his stated agenda of adjusting or eliminating some rules that he sees as redundant or inefficient.
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The surveys show only tepid support for building the wall, an oft-repeated Trump campaign promise that he sees as an essential part of his appeal.
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Across a range of areas, the report lays out what it sees as an an ideal state of affairs, and minimal steps that might be taken.
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Last week the company said about 850,000 of its machines are connected to the cloud, which it sees as a way to sell services to customers.
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Trump's decision to fight back under those circumstances, when other Republicans perhaps would not, is emblematic of what Hammer sees as one of his key virtues.
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It intends to concentrate on what it sees as the cheapest deepwater reserves in places like Brazil where investments can be recouped within that time frame.
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