My closest friends initial concern turned into an outright shunning.
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The incident resulted in Kim uncharacteristically shunning the public sphere.
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Shunning Asian capital may ultimately cost you down the line.
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But that is a far cry from shunning particular shares.
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Consumers are shunning laundry liquids, wet wipes and air fresheners.
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Shunning the power of equations and models had its costs.
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For some, there's a political advantage in shunning lobbyist fundraising.
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By shunning his addiction, it is further driving a stigma.
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Reddy was reclusive until the end, studiously shunning the spotlight.
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This time it felt like the mayor was shunning Jesus.
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Management of Sete Brasil recommended shunning the proposal, the sources said.
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This shunning could entail anything lawful that denies the appointee's legitimacy.
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Customers are increasingly shunning sedans in favor of SUVs and hatchbacks.
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I felt culpable, because I had participated in that shunning somewhat.
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Like me, they endure public scrutiny, shunning, blame, trauma, and grief.
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Those who could not right their wrongs were subject to shunning.
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For some that meant just being religious and shunning pop culture.
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Meanwhile, Maxine Waters wants more than just shunning: (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) CONG.
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We should be celebrating love in all its beauty, not shunning it.
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Meanwhile, Maxine Waters wants more than just shunning: (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) REP.
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He never does, shunning "what is out there that I can't touch".
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The interest rate environment has banks and other financial institutions shunning cash.
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Trump and his allies now feel comfortable openly shunning scientists and academics.
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The fund's recent performance commentary said investors have been shunning company fundamentals.
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After all, corporate America has been shunning the president for a while.
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Another example of this can be seen in BRI countries shunning Taiwan.
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They have criticized Mr. Trump for shunning debate preparation, to his detriment.
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But shunning the physical houses of worship did not mean rejecting spirituality.
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Shunning thriving Chinese firms may harm Americans' pension and mutual-fund investments.
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Chinese buyers, though, are shunning U.S. wheat amid a separate trade dispute.
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Young people are increasingly shunning credit because they are concerned about mounting debt.
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Women, shunning domesticity to stay longer in the workforce, have become new buyers.
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Shunning political opening, they put their faith in party discipline, not external accountability.
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He will carry on Akihito's legacy, revisiting Japan's wartime past and shunning Yasukuni.
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But what happens if consumers do start shunning new apps more en masse?
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Jones condoned the "mistreatment, assaults and shunning of Drae Bowles," the suit claims.
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With prominent Republicans shunning him, he has to do his own heavy lifting.
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Wines of The Times Just a few years ago, Americans were shunning syrah.
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Trump officials face shaming and shunning Axios video: Trump officials face public shaming
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Shunning theatrical conventions like plotlines, the show works on its own kooky terms.
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Young people are spending more time on YouTube and shunning traditional television broadcasts.
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Mark Hollis slunk away, silently shunning the limelight even for one last payday.
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Social distancing, in a public health crisis, is not the same as shunning.
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It embraces people who have financial means while shunning immigrants who are struggling.
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Investors shunning the riskiest corporate loans are managers of collateralized loan obligations (CLOs).
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It embraces people who have financial means while shunning immigrants who are struggling.
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S. behavior, or that consumers were yet shunning U.S. goods in any numbers.
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People were mean to him on Martha's Vineyard, his community was shunning him.
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Robinhood is taking a page out of Amazon's playbook by shunning profits for growth.
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Shunning them not only saves on that initial outlay, but also on fuel costs.
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Others are a result of consumers shunning older, bigger food brands for healthier eating.
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People with dollars are shunning the official financial system, starving it of foreign currency.
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This depends on the efforts of "active" investors shunning overpriced stocks and buying bargains.
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Six years after leaving the governorship Mr Schwarzenegger could be forgiven for shunning politics.
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Before: Snapchat spent years shunning social media influencers despite huge interest from these creators.
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In Europe, populists of the nationalist variety have a history of shunning democratic values.
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After shunning the spotlight for years, Mr. Smith, who is based in Austin, Tex.
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The condemnation and shunning of traditional Christians and other religious adherents is profoundly illiberal.
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Appealing to the former while shunning the latter two factions is hard to do.
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The allegations have led to apologies, resignations, professional shunning and in some cases, counterattacks.
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Shunning thriving Chinese firms may hurt the returns of America's pension and mutual funds.
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Saint will soon be walking and shunning Snapchat, as the couple's daughter North once did.
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Still, we are shunning coal at a much slower rate than many other developing nations.
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U.S. consumers are increasingly shunning beer and cheap wine, according to industry research firm IWSR.
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In a recent interview with The Guardian, Culkin said he is now actively shunning fame.
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America First should not mean shunning these alliances; it should require their support and development.
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Accordingly, the Hasidic world shuts out others, shunning secular influence and creating tightly insular communities.
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A filing on Thursday showed that investors are so far shunning EP Global Commerce's offer.
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When he was a social lion at Martha's Vineyard, Dershowitz didn't mind shunning other people.
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Mr. Trump is largely shunning traditional debate preparations, but has been watching video of Mrs.
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And he thinks the massive shunning of these securities could freeze the junk bond market.
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Recent sales trends show consumers becoming more selective, shunning older models and especially smaller cars.
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But the shift to shunning animal products looks more than a flash in the pan.
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And that something different might be shunning the support of national Democrats and progressive groups.
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Go deeper: Trump officials face "public shaming and shunning" Video: Trump officials face public shaming
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Laura: Death is quite a taboo subject, so rather than shunning it, we celebrate it.
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Rather than arresting and shunning the country's Rasta population, the Jamaican authorities will leverage it.
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While American utilities are shunning coal, Mr. Raney says, some mines are shipping coal overseas.
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Stripe and others are shunning a FICO score, the traditional way of assessing credit-worthiness.
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Buyers seem to be shunning ultraefficient cars for sport utility vehicles, but that's another story.
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Shock has turned to a national shunning as America finds unity in President Trump&aposs perfidy.
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A growing number of South Koreans are shunning romantic relationships amid economic hardships and societal problems.
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SHUNNING all false modesty, China's leader, Xi Jinping, calls his idea the "project of the century".
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This is not an argument in favor of becoming a luddite or shunning your fellow man.
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Stephenson also weighed in on the debate over shunning Huawei networking technology on national security grounds.
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Shunning the beefy style often associated with top Bordeaux, amateurs now favour lighter flavours and elegance.
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Shunning is so painful that most of us will go to great lengths to avoid it.
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Male golfers, in particular, are shunning Rio as if Ipanema beach were a giant sand trap.
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The veteran reporter on Monday criticized Tillerson for shunning the press when making major diplomatic trips.
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By shunning and boycotting them, we signal that they are unfit to be part of society.
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Billionaire Warren Buffett took another swipe at bitcoin on Monday, explaining why he's shunning the cryptocurrency.
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This public shunning has prompted a debate over civility, with some saying it's gone too far.
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Well it was politically motivated: by consumers shunning a brand that had taken on political baggage.
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COLLATERALIZED LOAN OBLIGATIONS Investors shunning the riskiest corporate loans are managers of collateralized loan obligations (CLOs).
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The perverse result is that the shunners are shunning themselves because people have been supporting me.
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Shunning perpetrators as sex bigots who take advantage of the vulnerabilities of inequality could transform society.
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Markets he is shunning, aside from the United States, are Japan, Canada, Mexico and South Africa.
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By contrast, 303 of the 59 candidates on the list this year are shunning corporate PACs.
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Meanwhile, consumers are increasingly shunning processed and packaged food in favor of fresher and organic products.
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Options-market measures show a heavy bias toward traders bidding for upside exposure and shunning downside protection.
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We're basically shunning all our other highlighters in anticipation of the five-piece launch on December 28.
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So they are shunning me and trying to ban me from their social life on Martha's Vineyard.
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That is why Colton actually values hearing the contestant drama rather than shunning it at all costs.
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One of Wall Street's biggest bulls is shunning new big tech investments in favor of consumer plays.
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Kyrgios has at various times in his colorful career been accused of tanking matches and shunning practice.
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Trying to change the world and make enormous new companies means shunning the traditional signs of progress.
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Each mural is understandably bright and garish to reflect and celebrate the subject, shunning doom and gloom.
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Trump is doing much more than just shunning political correctness: He is showing us his political psychosis.
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To outsiders, Trump seems to be shunning the American dream in favor of something far more sinister.
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After initially shunning Moore, President Trump and the Republican National Committee (RNC) chose to fully endorse him.
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I love the fact she's become pretty huge already despite shunning the limelight and fuss around her.
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Go deeper: Go deeper: Trump officials face shaming and shunning Axios video: Trump officials face public shaming
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Even the Amish, who practice shunning as a matter of faith, allow for the repented to return.
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But consumers have increasingly been shunning premium-priced brands like Tide for cheaper versions of laundry detergent.
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Big advertisers are "still shunning Ingraham's Fox News show months after boycotts," Politico reported earlier this month.
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And when he ignored her on the street, she told people he was really shunning Daniel's illness.
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Cult members often fear shunning, humiliation, and calamity if they go against the will of their leader.
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Learn more about how rich millennials are shunning the golf communities of their parents for elite new "agrihoods."
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But, Jennifer, shunning is not a lost art, it was once used to ostracize people for religious reasons.
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For some, dating is too expensive or dangerous A growing number of South Koreans are shunning romantic relationships.
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With dealers shunning equities, gold prices jumped to their highest level in more than six years on Monday.
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What happened in the late 1970s and early 1980s that led to men shunning the clean-shaven look?
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More investors these days, instead of shunning entire industries, are demanding that companies undergo careful screening, he said.
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They could result in even more patients with serious illnesses shunning regular treatments in favour of traditional ones.
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Over the summer France's president toured central Europe, glad-handing friendly leaders while shunning Messrs Orban and Kaczynski.
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Some in Delhi even counsel shunning the West and seeking a similar alliance with neighbours to the north.
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During that time, the company has run a number of private equity crowdfunding campaigns, shunning venture capital entirely.
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It also works with Stella McCartney, a brand well known for shunning leather or fur in its designs.
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FRANKFURT/DUESSELDORF (Reuters) - Investors are so far shunning EP Global Commerce's takeover offer for German retailer Metro (B4B.
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" To young Democrats shunning the establishment, all that matters is that Sanders is the candidate calling for "revolution.
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This has caused some to speculate whether the league is shunning him for his protests on the field.
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Earlier in the series, a faction from Mars vanished to a new world, shunning any attempts at contact.
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Burned by the 2015/16 market crash, retail investors are shunning individual stocks, and switching to index-trackers.
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They also took issue with the CFPB's action against auto lenders it believed to be shunning minority customers.
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Haley pivoted from her background to a broader warning against shunning immigrants based on where they come from.
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Later, after moving to Yemen, he spoke not only of shunning non-Muslims, but also of attacking them.
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I'm not sure why; we've never been anything but nice to him, yet today he is shunning us.
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Investors continue to plow money into passively managed index funds while shunning funds that use active stock pickers.
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I perceived a real problem here of free speech and a man's shunning and I was very worried.
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"It is outrageous that people are now shunning Alan Dershowitz in their social lives," one Twitter user wrote.
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Already, investors have hustled to safety, shunning corporate bonds and driving up the financing costs for many companies.
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People can help by limiting their air travel, avoiding single-use plastics and shunning products that drive deforestation.
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It's clear that companies are now shunning pipe dreams for more practical approaches to the future of mobility.
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It's clear that companies are now shunning pipe dreams for more practical approaches to the future of mobility.
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If I stayed, I didn't just worry that there'd be more public flogging, shunning, and stress, I expected it.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, who have sought to build goodwill among grassroots donors while shunning big-money backers.
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Donald Trump shunning the debate didn't work out so well for Ted Cruz, who became the debate's central target.
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Shunning allies and picking fights For many of America's traditional friends, Trump appears to hold global opinion in contempt.
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"So they are shunning me and trying to ban me from their social life on Martha's Vineyard," he wrote.
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The city benefited in the past from cheap greenback funding and capital inflows from investors shunning low U.S. yields.
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The new paradigm underscores the influence of social media, and users who are shunning traditional methods of consuming information.
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Shunning the use of this bogey sends an important message to our many managers, reinforcing the culture we prize.
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Stapleton left the company in June, and said had she stayed, she could expect "public flogging, shunning, and stress."
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Those who have landed on your cutting-room floor can learn of the shunning in any number of ways.
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So I'm troubled in this era there are so many people, particularly young people, who are shunning all institutions.
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To foster that connectedness, some schools are shunning harsh punishment in favor of talking things through with rule breakers.
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Some of Mr. McNeely's fellow African-Americans also disapproved of his over-the-top displays, shunning them as uncouth.
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Most important is their portrayal of Hassam as an artist who marched to his own drummer, shunning traditional labeling.
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Rather than shunning the owners, Brooke tries to cajole them into better behavior, often by appealing to their pockets.
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And they are piling into classic safe haven fear trades as a result and shunning anything that seems risky.
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This means supporting news organizations that do their job and shunning those that act as agents of the regime.
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But forcing their hand and shunning their lack of cooperation would be preferable to the current state of complacency.
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So far, Spain's established conservative parties, far from shunning Vox, have indicated they will partner with it if needed.
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As TMZ has been reporting, Simmons has been a virtual recluse for 3 years ... shunning many friends and family.
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And you've spent most of your career avoiding putting yourself front and center — shunning public events, interviews, photographs, etc.
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But after a lifetime of shunning the press, he did give a brief interview to the Seattle Times in 1993.
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Facebook is embracing pre-rolls after years of shunning them as it tries to make payouts to video creators sustainable.
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Take the ongoing campaign by American officials to scold allies into shunning Chinese high-technology for 5G mobile-telecommunications networks.
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Consumers are increasingly shunning beer and instead drinking wine, spirits and hard seltzers, which they perceive as healthier than beer.
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Shunning his own advice, Mr Harris has since left finance to work for the Centre for Effective Altruism in Oxford.
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Now, a Florida brewery is shunning plastic rings entirely, replacing them with a biodegradable version made from natural brewing byproducts.
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Meanwhile, Hustle is growing its for-profit client base to make shunning the GOP feel like less of a loss.
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The irony is that even those shunning Deutsche's cocos accept that its cushion of capital is relatively thick, at 11%.
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Justice Clarence Thomas has experienced a bit of that shunning among some who credit Anita Hill's accusations of sexual harassment.
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Gas inventories in Asia are high and buyers are shunning cargoes and re-directing them to Europe, the sources said.
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U.S. consumers, however, are buying more SUVs and trucks amid low gasoline prices and shunning smaller, more fuel-efficient cars.
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If true, that would be the two largest phone makers shunning Synaptics, which could suggest it really has development problems.
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When asked about a growing portion of young people shunning car ownership in the age of Uber, Garcia downplayed concerns.
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Investors have been shunning European stocks in favor of U.S. stocks this year, lured by significantly stronger earnings growth there.
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Prompted by low gasoline prices, Americans are flocking to sport-utility vehicles and pickup trucks and shunning compacts and sedans.
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Shoppers are increasingly hugging the perimeter of grocery stores and shunning the center, where packaged food typically lines the shelves.
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Shoppers are increasingly shunning the processed, packaged products that fill most of the shelves in the center of the store.
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Will Joe find that Will acclimates to the Insta-loving, gluten-shunning, industry-working ways of the City of Angels?
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There was Lonesome George, last of his line, who spent years shunning the females with whom he shared a pen.
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The move comes amid "cord cutting," or households shunning traditional cable packages and opting instead of digital services like Netflix.
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To the end of his career, Mr. Chermayeff worked at the drawing board, shunning the siren call of electronic design.
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In August, there were already signs that China was shunning American soybeans after imposing tariffs on them the month before.
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Michelle Goldberg makes the case for shunning administration officials who carried out the president's cruel policies at the southern border.
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In deep-red Texas, O'Rourke made a point of shunning corporate donations and outside money as he nearly upset GOP Sen.
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However, the trademark block might not mean the Kardashians are shunning Chyna, or even saying she can't take their last name.
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And while Meghan's refusal to an immediate postpartum performance has been called a shunning of royal protocol, the pressure seems misguided.
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"If I stayed, I didn't just worry that there'd be more public flogging, shunning, and stress, I expected it," she wrote.
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Our evolutionary ancestors used shaming and shunning to encourage change, to help tribal members reform their transgressive behavior and then reintegrate.
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Investors were also shunning platinum because they are not convinced stocks have shrunk enough to justify a return to the market.
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People in the US may still be shunning big brand-name beer like Bud, but the rest of the world isn't.
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But the most convincing explanation is that London's business travellers are shunning locals' spare rooms in favour of comfortable, anonymous hotels.
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Betting on original shows puts Netflix in pole position to win over more millennials who are shunning traditional television, analysts said.
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Make the best choices you can, but don't hurt mom's feelings by shunning the special lasagna she made in your honor.
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Beckett had a reputation for shunning biographers, but Bair found him obliging, if prone to mysterious disappearances and flashes of pique.
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"In the desert of the younger generations shunning the idea of artisanship, luckily there are some shoots that flourish," he said.
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These arguments, though plausible in some contexts, do not make sense in the context of organized boycotts or shunning from jobs.
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As for shunning, many times this form of isolation goes beyond choosing not to associate with someone on a personal level.
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Earlier this year, environmental groups like the Rainforest Action Network faulted Deutsche Bank for not going far enough in shunning coal.
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British designer Stella McCartney has long followed a so-called "vegetarian" philosophy, shunning not only fur, but also leather and feathers.
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By the time Toews was born, in 1964, shunning was no longer official practice, but the atmosphere remained oppressive, nosy, censorious.
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Cisco had said in the last quarter that U.S. tariffs and Chinese customers shunning its network gear was hurting its business.
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I feel very judged on how I conform to traditional female gender roles, but also on how well I'm shunning them.
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The political class attacked Jackon's wife, Rachel, accusing her of being a bigamist and shunning her from all Washington society events.
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After 250 years of psychiatric illness, Ken's sister Merle lived alone in Philadelphia, shunning visitors and refusing treatment, despite Ken's urging.
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Shunning all signs of fashion and trendiness, Lewis's fervor for the quotidian is one of the great accomplishments in contemporary painting.
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Even the Vancouver store that was trying to shame its customers into shunning plastic bags uses copious amounts of plastic packaging.
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" Shunning anti-abortion Democrats, he said, was "how we got President Trump — people felt like they weren't welcome in the party.
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While investors may be shunning risk near-term, Hickey said the stock-bond yield inversion is a bullish sign for equities.
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Dan Eberhart, who has given to a wide range of Republican causes, says he and allies are committed to shunning Bolton.
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House Hispanic Democrats said Thursday that Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly is shunning their concerns on violations by immigration enforcement agents.
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Mr. Sessions, 69, was the first senator to endorse Mr. Trump in February, when many Republicans were still shunning the businessman.
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Because the discussion has focused largely on the Muslim veil, the effect has been further social and economic shunning of Muslims.
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It is also committed to shunning direct insurance services for new thermal coal mines, power stations or thermal coal transport infrastructure.
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It is also committed to shunning direct insurance services for new thermal coal mines, power stations or thermal coal transport infrastructure.
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The allegation was particularly damning because Ms. Park was known for shunning one-on-one meetings with her own official aides.
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The Verge's Justine Calma wrote recently about a current trend among climate activists shunning air travel to raise awareness around emissions.
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Shoppers are increasingly shunning the center of grocery stores and hugging the perimeter as they trade packaged food for fresh food.
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Of course, I've also realized that shunning blowjobs is probably a little extreme, which is why I broke my own rule.
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Initially, I wanted to have an all-women house, but then I figured shunning men was a negative place to start from.
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Washington Post&aposs Jennifer Rubin wrote a piece on the lost art of shunning in which she feels for the restaurant owner.
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Topping the class is not a requirement to get hired by Jack Ma. In fact, Ma is known for shunning top performers.
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Boxing is among the riskiest sports at the Games, even if the men are shunning headgear for the first time since 233.
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Boxing is among the riskiest sports at the Games, even if the men are shunning headgear for the first time since 1984.
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Not content with simply shunning the archetypal salon experience in favor of something altogether more modern, Hershesons offers more than just haircare.
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Second, voters are defying expectations by shunning the Liberal Democrats, says David Spencer, a professor of economics at the University of Leeds.
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Islamic finance follows religious guidelines that exclude certain business sectors such as tobacco, alcohol and gambling as well as shunning excessive leverage.
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They have been shunning big, shiny logos and—like Western shoppers—are now mixing cheap fast-fashion items with fewer luxury pieces.
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And even if you're willing to risk elevator shunning, do you really have the energy to take on a New York mother?
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Palestinian leaders - and the vast majority of its business community - are shunning the conference spearheaded by Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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Many people on the left are on a shunning and banning crusade – they would rather shut conservatives up than debate our ideas.
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Many companies are shunning the fuel because of its carbon-intensity, but the mining industry says the developing world still needs it.
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A critical report by the group could result in sanctions that could include shunning Japanese banks out of the global banking network.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Forty Roman Catholic groups said on Tuesday they were shunning investments in fossil fuels and urged others to follow suit.
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However there are also clear risks in Vestas's strategy of shunning a direct-drive technology that has been steadily growing in popularity.
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But her presidency would have been very much like her candidacy: One shrouded in secrecy shunning those covering her in the process.
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Should one do what feels to be the right thing, and risk shunning by the community in which one happens to live?
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Investors are shunning copper, preferring hotter metallic markets such as zinc, currently showing a year-to-date gain of almost 47 percent.
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Whether FOX News or The Daily Show, hosts with ratings will continue preaching to the choir, shunning all who dare oppose them.
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If you want to try out a shake, Samuel recommends plant-based proteins, shunning egg and milk-based powders like whey shakes.
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Higashi says that with more of Japanese society opting for life alone, and shunning intimacy, romance gaming could be a harmless substitute.
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Several 2020 presidential candidates have also sought to distance themselves from wealthy sources of political donations, with many shunning money from PACs.
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"The Christ we follow would have no part in ripping children from their mothers' arms or shunning those fleeing violence," the Rev.
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With climate change as the greatest threat to humanity's future, Democratic candidates are shunning the industry that voters hold responsible for it.
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As TT raps about shunning a relationship's usual trappings in favor of pure pleasure, that staccato wail is like an exclamation point.
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And far from being shunned by the party, Mr. Jones's top advisers have been open about which direction the shunning is going.
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Her action brought Ms. Grissom considerable grief, with strangers accusing her of being unpatriotic and the close-knit space community shunning her.
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Output has been hit by consumers shunning diesel, Brexit and emission rule changes, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders has said.
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Paris Hilton said she had a 'wonderful' time visiting Saudi Arabia, which other celebrities have been shunning for its human rights record
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Far from shunning eroticism or fetishism, they assert that collage in the queer tradition can be deployed for more socio-political designs.
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North Korea will send athletes to the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea next month after shunning the Games for eight years.
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Senior vice-president Ihssane Mounir has built a reputation for striking where least expected in the global jet industry, shunning the spotlight.
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" Josh Marshall, founder of Talking Points Memo , says we may disagree "when it comes to protests, mean words, civil disobedience, boycotts, public shunning.
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Plus, Alan Dershowitz joins a (ph) media mockery for saying many liberals on Martha&aposs Vineyard are shunning him for defending President Trump.
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And a lot of mainstream Democrats are pretty freaked out, shunning their allies who engage or support this kind of resistance to Trump.
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And the party's launch is a sign that factions the Sweden Democrats are now shunning are organizing to stay players in nationalist politics.
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You get amateurish scenes like MLAs shunning Gawli inside the state assembly or Maqsood's henchman lurking while the police try to arrest Gawli.
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Supplies and help quickly began pouring into the close-knit community that is known for shunning outsiders but was devastated by the storm.
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In recent years, the television industry has seen viewers increasingly gravitate towards online streaming video services and shunning pricier cable and satellite subscriptions.
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Unless you've been shunning the entire internet since Saturday night, you probably know by now that Beyoncé's Lemonade is a big, big deal.
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Even on a sector basis, this aggressive bid for the supposed "sure thing" and shunning of cyclical and policy risk is on display.
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It offers price advantages in a thinly populated market for 5G equipment, and shunning the firm would harm Germany's economic relationship with China.
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One woman with HIV says she has struggled since villagers started shunning her rice stall because of the stigma attached to the disease.
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Now: Spiegel announced on the Q22016 earnings call that shunning creators was a mistake, and it needs them to keep viewers coming back.
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Many in this headscarf-shunning, alcohol-tolerant minority remain strident Kemalists, seeking refuge from what they see as the uncomfortable encroachment of Islamism.
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To be clear, disapproval of Donald Trump is not the reason for this shunning, and it would not apply to his subsequent appointees.
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The shunning of vaccination weakens people's defenses against deadlier diseases, such as polio, which causes paralysis and was eradicated in Europe in 24.
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Halfway through the latest corporate earnings reporting season, investors continued to favour main board firms, while shunning small-caps with unclear growth prospects.
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Witnesses are forbidden to socialize outside the organization; higher education is discouraged; and questioning doctrine is an offense punishable by disfellowshipping, or shunning.
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Social shunning is another case, torture through the accumulation of omissions — individuals avoiding social contact with a certain person — as opposed to actions.
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The shunning has cost the N.R.A. tens of millions of dollars, threatening programs like its online video channel NRATV, according to the group.
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That might take a meeting between the two presidents in Hamburg, they noted, assuming that Mr. Trump finally stops shunning Mr. Putin there.
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That didn't happen, the woman said, but she went through periods of shunning from other chevre when she expressed a desire to leave.
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Warren E. Buffett recently revealed a willingness to invest in airlines after years of shunning them, and ever since, those stocks have soared.
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In some wealthier nations, vaccination rates have been hit by some parents shunning them for what they say are religious or philosophical reasons.
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In 2014, her party received a $9.7 million loan from a Russian bank; Ms. Le Pen said French banks were shunning her party.
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She still has not fully become accustomed to life as a literary celebrity, shunning television appearances and refusing to read reviews of her books.
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Washington (CNN)First lady Michelle Obama lauded diversity and immigration while shunning harmful political language during an event marking the Persian New Year Wednesday.
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Investors shunning gold can also be seen in the holdings of the largest gold-backed exchange-traded-fund (ETF), New York's SPDR Gold Trust.
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The DIA art collection stands out for shunning the niceties of conventional airport décor and embracing the weird, with a focus on permanent installations.
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During his time on stage, Brad Paisley treads tenderly, shunning his usual guitar pyrotechnics to deliver "Away in the Manger" as an acoustic lullaby.
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Some Saudi Arabian and UAE commercial banks were also shunning Qatari banks, holding off on letters of credit, banking sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
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By contrast, in a tweet in January, Trump accused the Palestinians of showing "no appreciation or respect" and criticized them for shunning peace talks.
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The reason for the shunning is the ideological grab by Senate Republicans, which will render his appointee to this particular seat an ideological trespasser.
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The club has been vegetarian since 2011 but the recent shunning of dairy, eggs, and honey is the last rung on the vegan ladder.
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He despises us, despises us for shunning his ways, and so he seeks to bring down the Premier League by means of inescapable tedium.
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Acid attacks, honor killings, and shunning are real life shit—punishments people have used against women in their families for far less extreme offenses.
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In an era where sex (and sexual fulfilment) can be a Tinder hookup away, shunning it seems like an extreme—even unviable—lifestyle choice.
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Celebrities of all sorts, whether in Hollywood, the music industry, or sports, should stop shunning Trump and leverage their fame to help individual prisoners.
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Many other young and healthy people, particularly those not eligible for generous subsidies, are shunning plans altogether, finding all of the prices too high.
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Do you think he is going to be intimidated by the threat of a lousy committee assignment or a shunning in the cloak room?
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In 22016, after Rich's parents demanded an apology and advertisers began shunning the network, Fox finally ran a retraction, and Hannity dropped the story.
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He insisted that there would be no penalizing the Palestinians for shunning the conference, and said they were welcome to reach out to him.
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While Europe is experiencing a boom in "disposable" workers who are sent to all corners of the Continent, many appear to be shunning Britain.
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If the Yankees were to cease cooperating with the network, players whom Rodriguez has advised (and even some former teammates) may be shunning him.
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Trump was also smart to leave impeachment alone, but I can't blame him for shunning House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's handshake to start the speech.
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Francis recommends following Jesus' Beatitudes, avoiding gossip, having a sense of humor, reaching out to our neighbors and shunning consumerism and too much technology.
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Why, for instance, at the end of the novel, does he suddenly start shunning his memories in favor of moving on from the past?
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Shunning retro design and a harsh sporty ride, the Continental feels comfortable in its own skin, even if it's not a completely original one.
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Macron is shunning the two other, more hardline Visegrad countries - Poland and Hungary - on his trip, which will take him to Romania and Bulgaria.
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Her trip accomplished more than getting her where she needed to be; it called attention to a growing movement of climate activists shunning aviation.
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The salutary lesson is that the public markets are doing their job, rewarding firms that generate cash or profits, shunning those that do not.
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One of possible contributor to South Korea's falling fertility rate is the fact that a growing number of South Koreans are shunning romantic relationships.
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" For congressional Republicans, he said, the result of shunning the minority and pursuing a strongly partisan agenda was, "They are not getting anything done.
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During the campaign, a time when virtually everyone in the national security community was shunning Trump, Flynn publicly and vocally allied himself with him.
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She said she had no problem with absolutely shunning people, asking them to leave or shouting at them when they&aposre in the grocery store.
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Wisconsin has a long history of electing soft-spoken, mild-mannered politicians from both sides of the aisle, while shunning big talkers and carnival barkers.
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Volatile oil pricing, investors shunning equity issues and a shift away from asset-based lending is forcing shale companies to live on operating cash flow.
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These include treating all political systems as equal and shunning "colour revolutions"— jargon for pro-democracy movements that rocked such countries as Iran and Ukraine.
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Various museums, universities and other nonprofits are now shunning donations or reassessing their relationships with the Sackler family, which has a long history of philanthropy.
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Husbands take their wives' surnames, some couples combine their surnames and, of course, women are increasingly shunning the practice altogether and keeping their own names.
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After all, just because the guys aren't shunning their former band doesn't mean that the crew is ready to jump into a 2018 world tour.
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The Chinese successfully changed their legal and social status from "colored" or "like blacks" to "almost whites" by shunning their black neighbors, the authors said.
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He cited evidence that suggests people may be shunning spontaneous treks to the theater in favor of plopping on the couch for a Netflix binge.
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Many Saudi and Saudi-trained clerics are quietist, characterized by a devotion to scripture and prayer and a shunning of politics, let alone political violence.
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But perhaps most destructively, by shunning his Defence Chief James Mattis out of office, he has lifted the brake on his most misguided overseas impulses.
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In the early 2000s, consumers embraced the Atkins diet, which advocated losing weight by shunning carbohydrates in favour of proteins like - ironically - meat and eggs.
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He made an elaborate state visit to Seoul while shunning North Korea and its young leader, Kim Jong-un, whom he has yet to meet.
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Mr. de Blasio has gained no advantage by shunning some traditional galas and black-tie affairs that past mayors have used to polish their reputation.
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This is what the internet has done to us: In 2020, we're drinking dirty water and shunning vaccines, all because someone online told us to.
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It means not shunning gymnasts who do poorly at meets — another form of abuse — even at a big meet like the World Championships or Olympics.
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Sony said E3 did not feel like "the right venue for what we are focused on this year," marking its second consecutive year shunning E3.
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For Ms. Swift, absence from streaming — where the bulk of listening now occurs, especially for young people — carries an additional risk of shunning the market.
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Others might object that the very fact that we are discussing literature in these "politically correct" terms means we are shunning nuance, honesty, moral ambiguity.
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Nearly everyone agrees, however, that simply shunning the head of a NATO-member nation at the pivot point between East and West is not practical.
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But after he served two years in prison for insider trading, the onetime corporate titan is finding that many friends and colleagues are shunning him.
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Instead, many investors are opting to pick the deals they perceive to have the greatest chance of getting approval from internal committees, shunning the rest.
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The very rich are polluting even more than before, shunning the front sections of big planes for the luxury of flying in private jets instead.
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Most parties are shunning the billionaire businesman-turned-politician while he fights police allegations he illegally obtained a 2 million-euro EU subsidy a decade ago.
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But the opposition has said the insecurity was likely being stoked by the government to punish the region for shunning Museveni and other ruling party candidates.
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Mortier and his teams favor debt from countries such as Mexico, Serbia, Czech Republic, Russia and China, he said, while shunning Taiwan, South Korea and Malaysia.
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By mapping the behavioral territory subject to shame and then shunning those who transgress, we define shared values that may bring us together as a people.
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"Very few people ever follow through on not using a retailer or shunning a retailer just because it's produced a product they don't like," he said.
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Both Kang and Kono appeared stony-faced as they shook hands, and Kang focused on reviewing documents she brought before making opening remarks, shunning eye contact.
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Kirchner avoided Bergoglio by shunning a traditional Mass in Buenos Aires cathedral to mark an important national anniversary and often directed harsh words toward the clergy.
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Combine that with free agents repeatedly shunning San Francisco overtures, and it's almost impossible for them to be cap-strapped no matter what happens to Kaepernick.
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Both Kang and Kono appeared stone-faced as they shook hands, and Kang focused on reviewing documents she brought before making opening remarks, shunning eye contact.
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After that, he was notorious for shunning requests for interviews or even photographs, earning the reputation of being the J.D. Salinger or Thomas Pynchon of comics.
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When we turn too quickly to boycotts and shunning, we undermine what little is left of civic engagement and its potential for genuine dialogue and cooperation.
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The Microsoft apps folks need to compete, and they are doing a great job, so there's no need to hamper Azure's growth by shunning Microsoft competitors.
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It also raises the stakes for Hostess, joining the public markets at a time when more consumers are shunning sweets in favor of more nutritious treats.
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Reuters examined the acreage offered and leased, and nearly all the purchases show big drillers stuck closest to existing infrastructure, shunning the most far-flung areas.
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Mr. Khanna said the party infrastructure can still play a powerful role in deterring candidates from running in primaries, or in shunning them once they do.
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Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman, for example, declared over one million dollars in savings in cash — $870,000 and 460,000 euros — apparently shunning Ukraine's ever-wobbly banking system.
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Wealthy people are shunning Black Friday in favor of Cyber Monday, and it&aposs a trend that could have repercussions for the entire world of retail.
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After decades of shunning Las Vegas, the American city most closely associated with gambling, the N.F.L. has moved a lot closer to having a team there.
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If anyone is offended by a remark or opinion, ad hominem public attacks, public shunning and scorn is the response, instead of a well-argued rebuttal.
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So experience-loving, material goods-shunning millennials don't immediately come to mind as eager buyers of Mr. Michele's version of what their grandmothers called cocktail rings.
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So experience-loving, material goods-shunning millennials don't immediately come to mind as eager buyers of Mr. Michele's version of what their grandmothers called cocktail rings.
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Adding to Volkswagen's problems, European buyers are shunning diesel vehicles, which once accounted for more than half of the new passenger car sales in the region.
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Kim Kardashian says she's shunning certain extravagances in her life like jewelry, but that doesn't mean she won't still be living in the lap of luxury.
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After months of shunning the spotlight, the singer reappeared on social media to deny the conspiracy theories and plead with fans to not believe everything they read.
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Shunning press conferences, and instead connecting directly with voters via radio talks, tweets and a dedicated "NaMo" app, Mr Modi has made his role far more presidential.
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He pressed for Hindu-Muslim harmony, for the interests of Dalits (formerly "untouchables"), for women's equality and the shunning of industrialisation in favour of village-based crafts.
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The players who stay in the locker room will literally be shunning the country that has given them the chance to make millions of dollars playing football.
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Two choppy, headline-tossed weeks for stocks have gone some distance toward moderating gathering mood, with a risk-shunning attitude evident in investor surveys and fund flows.
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After shunning the spotlight for years, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star began started coming out of his shell again once Chyna came into his life.
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Just major corporations shunning potential employees with kids, health problems, and all the other troublesome things that stop you from working long hours for very little money.
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Since a landslide victory in Indiana made him the presumptive Republican nominee, Mr. Trump has faced a shunning from party leaders that is unprecedented in modern politics.
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Know-nothing press haters may say that news organizations are going out of business because the public is shunning them, but that's not the case at all.
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Morrisons also has a very small non-food offer, shunning the trend of other big supermarkets which sell everything from coffee makers to washing machines and TVs.
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Dotdash has grown by shunning the sexier parts of the web like news and celebrity gossip in favor of service content that has a long shelf life.
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Part of this also has to do with what I call the political provincialism of the South: The favoring of regional candidates and the shunning of outsiders.
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The response also went viral, with a surprising number of young people taking sides against Talia, shunning her instead of the company paying her an exploitative wage.
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Across Canada, ordinary citizens, distressed by news reports of drowning children and the shunning of desperate migrants, are intervening in one of the world's most pressing problems.
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Others belie their weighty payloads with a veil-like fluttering, shunning complex characters and precise details in favor of less fixable quantities like mood, movement and texture.
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Yet despite the seasonal migration of large flocks of moneyed peacocks to the city, Florence holds true to its conservative character, shunning most forms of ostentatious display.
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Far from shunning the accused criminal, Mr. Infantino posed for several pictures with him, smiling in one while holding up a Brazil jersey bearing Mr. Infantino's name.
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In response to the planned change, immigrants might already be adjusting their behaviour, by shunning public services, so as to avoid being seen as a public charge.
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Rather, countries have been left to their own discretion — with some, like those in Europe transposing regulation into their national laws, and others shunning the technology altogether.
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All Nippon Airways would be one the Dreamliner's biggest fans, using all three variants to round out its fleet and shunning Airbus' rival offering, the A350 XWB.
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His shunning of Sinn Fein means Fianna Fail will need the backing of the 35 deputies from Prime Minister Leo Varadkar's Fine Gael to form a government.
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Claire's, which had over $1.3 billion in annual sales, joins several other U.S. retailers in bankruptcy as people increasingly shop online, shunning specialty brick-and-mortar stores.
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Yet those big names are shunning his inauguration, including Thursday's event, unlike the Lincoln Memorial concert in 2009 for President Obama that featured Beyoncé and other stars.
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In the other, a small but vocal minority -- the so-called anti-vaxers -- shunning the shots, believing the risks of vaccines outweigh the dangers of the diseases.
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Registered sex offenders are constrained by where, with whom, and how they can live — then further constrained by harassment or shunning from neighbors and prejudice from employers.
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It's personal to me, and I've responded in all sorts of ways — being angry at racists, shouting at them, confronting them, protesting against them, self-righteously shunning them.
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Retailers are shunning Bitcoin as of late, and most people that buy the coin do so to keep it, not to use it as a means of payment.
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Many millennials are also choosing to remain in the country's outlying provinces, shunning more expensive, larger cities such as Beijing and Shanghai, thanks to rapid industrialization and urbanization.
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That comes as a deadly coronavirus epidemic that is spreading globally has spooked investors and sent them rushing for cover into safe-haven assets and shunning emerging markets.
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If you believe that you're in a moment of upheaval, it'll serve you to make yourself part of the process, rather than shunning the idea of change altogether.
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"There was so much class distinction and shunning of people," said a former cook for the family of Bishop Lyle Jeffs, the prophet's brother and right-hand man.
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In a barnstorming speech at a party meeting in Bonn, she said voters would find shunning government "crazy", and vowed to make the CDU "squeal" in coalition talks.
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Already, Han and Gou have distanced themselves from their Beijing-friendly stance, openly shunning the "one country, two systems" policy in the wake of the Hong Kong protests.
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But shunning the subject could be difficult as the president uses the high profile of his office to accuse his opponents of standing by as children are murdered.
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When Bernie Sanders ran for president four years ago, he made a point of largely shunning traditional high-dollar fundraisers, insisting he didn't need or want billionaires' money.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - An expected cut in South Africa's credit ratings to "junk" grade is already being priced in by investors who are increasingly shunning the country's financial assets.
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He posts a two-and-a-half-minute YouTube video that lays out the first executive actions he plans to take, shunning the journalists he distrusts so much.
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Or at least that was the case until this year, as the Oscars will make the switch to bronze, shunning the mighty britannia after decades of misleading camaraderie.
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That suggests the Chinese regulator may be shunning the bank over its role in assisting an American investigation into a key executive at Huawei, a Chinese telecoms firm.
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KS) both jumped nearly 30%, on expectations that they would sell more as a result of South Koreans shunning Uniqlo, owned by Japan's Fast Retailing Co Ltd (9983.
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When Ole Gunnar Solsjaer became manager around Christmas, 2018, shunning striker Romelu Lukaku in favor of Rashford, the young Englishman returned eight goals in a 13 game period.
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Last night he told Jimmy Kimmel, who managed to get a camera into the Tulsa cave where Johnson is shunning the spotlight, that he and Higginbotham aren't serious.
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But many investors are shunning trading as the vote remains too close to call, with an opinion poll published on Tuesday showing the "Remain" campaign's lead had shrunk.
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But he may not have the money to mount any such assault and, with his party leaders shunning him, it is not clear who will fill the gap.
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Since winning the July 25 election, Mr. Khan has stressed that he would lead a lean life, shunning the ostentatious displays of power and wealth of his predecessors.
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Witty, sensuous and desiring, but shunning what Ulrich calls "appetitive" striving, the siblings represent a particularly vibrant experiment in living at a time when few such options remain.
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Investors are responding to the epidemic by shunning cyclical sectors of the economy like energy and heading for the safety of Treasuries and the fondness of tech stocks.
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GOP aides and lobbyists say there has been a big drop-off in invitations, compared with past presidential conventions, with many establishment Republicans and corporations shunning the event.
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Clients have been buying index funds, which passively track a benchmark like the S&P 22017 index, and shunning fund managers who actively try to pick the best shares.
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As often as you might find them shunning the world to tinker by their lonesome, trust that they crave social interactions just as intensely — though maybe not as often.
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The trend is being driven by three major shifts: YouTube shunning homegrown creators in favor of Hollywood stars, creators' ongoing struggle with burnout, and the lucrative off-platform opportunities.
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One study found that 75 percent of formal reports of workplace harassment were followed by some form of retaliation, ranging from shunning by coworkers to denial of a promotion.
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The environmental "E" means shunning companies that produce a large amount of externalities—costs not captured in the manufacturing process—like carbon or waste or other forms of pollution.
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Brides have never had so much freedom and choice over what they wear on their big day, with many now shunning convention altogether in favor of non-traditional designs.
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The rights group Amnesty International on Wednesday urged Sirisena not to implement the death penalty, saying it should preserve its longstanding positive record on shunning "cruel and irreversible punishment".
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Meanwhile, investors were shunning real estate stocks that would benefit from lower interest rates and defensive sectors such as utilities and telecoms ahead of a big week for earnings.
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The FTSE 100 ended 6.33 percent higher after rallying as much as 1 percent with gains capped due to investors shunning defensive stocks, and the midcaps added 0.6 percent.
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They both address the herem—or shunning—of the philosopher Baruch Spinoza at the age of 23, as well as the significance of the return of Jews to England.
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The singer-songwriter John Wesley Harding, an obsessive prog-rock fan, suggests that these musicians were "afraid of women," and that they expressed this fear by shunning love songs.
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Most parties are shunning ANO, mainly because of a criminal charge brought against Babis over an alleged fraud of European Union subsidies worth 2 million euros a decade ago.
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Many also have politicized their investment strategies, shunning legitimate — but politically incorrect — industries and plowing huge sums into financially risky but ideologically aligned companies or ill-fated local projects.
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In shunning the convention of survivors to veil their disfigured faces as Geetu once did, Sheroes is providing a powerful symbol that changes the narrative that survivors are victims.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont outperformed her among young voters in the Democratic primary, and many of them are shunning the two major political parties in the general election.
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"In difficult times like these, shunning our responsibility to have the courage to try this is something we cannot afford," Nicola Zingaretti, the leader of the PD, said Wednesday.
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It's a montage that draws brazen parallels between every kind of shunning and shame, every paradise denied, and that ends with Nazis burning books we'll never get to read.
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While the '3003 Constitution's no-aid clause looks similar to its predecessor in the 1889 original, the update was motivated by fortifying public schools, not shunning people of faith.
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But Francis has insisted on using an ordinary car during his 27 hours in Cairo, continuing his practice of shunning armoured limousines in order to be closer to people.
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But the enthusiasm cannot mask one underlying problem - Singapore's hawkers are getting older and their better-educated sons and daughters are increasingly shunning cramped, sweaty kitchens for office jobs.
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And it will be equally telling, I suspect, when he finds a way to rebound from this setback, to escape shunning and find a willing right-wing audience again.
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Given the chance to make it up to her this week, the Globes punted again, shunning her new film, "Little Women," in the best drama and best director categories.
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Liza Minnelli's standing firm on her policy of shunning movies associated with her mom ... and isn't the least bit swayed by Renee Zellweger's rave reviews in an upcoming biopic.
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Jefferson knew what he was doing when he wrote that "pursuit of happiness" line, a perfectly delivered slap in the face to his joy-shunning oppressors across the pond.
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This year's was for agroecology, which includes shunning chemicals, using crop residues as compost, planting trees on farms and rotating crops to improve the soil and protect against pests.
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But they may have hurt him in a race in which nearly every candidate is shunning super PACs and many are railing against the role of money in politics.
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In shunning and then shifting back toward Moore, Republicans are following a similar pattern to what they did with Trump in the lead-up to the 2016 presidential election.
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Factors like religion become more controversial; am I going to fight the Church to establish a place in it, am I going to shun religion, is religion shunning me?
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The new rules should spur people to buy cheaper homes next year, a trend that has already become popular in recent years among thrifty millennials who are shunning expensive living.
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Lisa Says Gah has always focused on collecting cool-girl clothes with a distinct West Coast flair, shunning fast-fashion for smaller labels that prioritize ethical production and sustainable materials.
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For months, the credit rating agencies have criticized Lopez Obrador's plan to construct an $8 billion refinery and questioned whether Pemex can significantly boost crude output while shunning private partners.
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After 30 years spent largely shunning publicity, Huawei has turned into one of the world's chattier high-technology firms, inviting journalists into once-secret research laboratories and smartphone assembly lines.
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That is a bit unfair to princes: such modern examples as William and Harry in Britain talk of duty, of humility and of shunning politics precisely because they are unelected.
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Certainly, withdrawing from the Paris climate accord, shunning Cuba after Obama had normalized relations, and looking to rescind the Iran nuclear deal are all signs of a country looking inward.
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And despite rising rates - courtesy of the Fed, ECB and Bank of Canada hawkish tone - investors appeared to embrace corporate investment-grade debt funds, while shunning high-yield junk funds.
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The music streaming firm effectively deprived banks of hundreds of millions of dollars in fees by shunning them in its $26.5 billion New York Stock Exchange float on April 3.
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They're up for shunning Spotify to buy the damn CD. They're willing to scratch around in their memories for the iCloud password that lets them log into the iTunes store.
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So instead Mrs Clinton used the debate to do the next best thing: to bind herself tightly to Barack Obama, the revolution-shunning pragmatist who currently occupies the Oval Office.
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They found the sweet-shunning group had 50 percent higher FGF21 hormone levels than the sweet-tooth group, which supports the idea that the hormone keeps sugar cravings at bay.
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"It's about shunning the hetero-normative, big-worded mundane guidelines in life people feel we HAVE to abide by, especially as women," the group commented on the song over email.
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FRANKFURT/DUESSELDORF, July 31 (Reuters) - Investors are so far shunning EP Global Commerce's takeover offer for German retailer Metro, which the company and some of its leading shareholders have rejected.
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This can't be a coincidence: Fruit-flavored, no-calorie beverages like LaCroix seltzer are extremely popular among millennials, who seem to be shunning regular and diet soda for sparkling water.
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In March, The Journal's Candace Taylor reported that millennials are shunning the large, elaborate houses baby boomers built 15 years ago in Sunbelt states like Florida, Arizona, and the Carolinas.
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After decades of shunning responsibility for user content, Big Tech is slowly making its products safer for society — banning anti-vaccine misinformation, for instance, and cracking down on political disinformation.
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Eating a nutritious, balanced diet is important for your overall health and your immune system, but shunning processed foods and loading up on vitamins won't prevent or cure the coronavirus.
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An extreme version of other carb- and sugar-shunning diets like keto and the FODMAP plan, the no-carbs, no-sugar diet was a hot topic trending in early 2019.
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He is largely credited with building the ground game that elected Trump and with helping to unite his party after a divisive primary that resulted in many Republicans shunning Trump's nomination.
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Wayne Abernathy of the American Bankers Association, a trade body, argues that community banks are shunning loans to new or marginal customers, rather than having to justify themselves to several regulators.
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The thirst for posh water will only deepen, predicts Euromonitor, a market-research firm, as middle-class consumption in poorer countries catches up and as Westerners continue shunning unhealthy soft drinks.
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That's the resounding message Kanye West sent to the public when he shared screengrabs of his texts with Caitlyn Jenner years after her public rebuking and shunning from the Kardashian family.
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First time offenders, regardless of the particular illegal drug they're caught with, face steep fines, years in prison, and an almost guaranteed shunning from friends, families, and employers upon their release.
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Colors So Ugly You Just Can't Look Away We've seen a return to color over the past few years, with designers shunning black in favor of zingy pastel and primary hues.
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While slides in oil prices typically unleash a wave of takeovers, companies emerging from the current downturn are generally shunning outright acquisitions and instead looking at specific deals for specific fields.
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Cau has an "overweight" recommendation for autos, highlighting that car volumes are still going up and margins are resilient even though investors are shunning the sector due to the tariff fears.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Meghan Markle has broken a four-decade tradition by shunning the London hospital where many royal babies, including her husband Britain's Prince Harry, were born, The Sun newspaper reported.
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Shunning traditional electoral politics, Carmona worked to build grassroots political power with groups such as the Mexican American Legal Defense Fund (MALDEF), the Council of Mexican Hometown Associations (COFEM), and Presente.
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Key members of Donald Trump's inner circle will attend the Saudi economic forum known as "Davos in the Desert" one year after shunning it in the aftermath of Jamal Khashoggi's murder.
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And if you dig Palmer's take on shunning labels, then it's probably worth a read to see what other kind of freeing, intuitive self-help mantras she's got up her sleeve.
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While #MeToo leans toward the punitive, shunning "bad men"—as perhaps it should—the camp called guys out on their shit but also called them back in to work through it.
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The company's owner, Thomas Rost, is a devout Christian whose life's work stems from his religious beliefs, including that shunning one's biological sex is an affront to God, the judge wrote.
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In a move toward humility, robot designers are increasingly shunning the Westworld dream of machines whose behavior is indistinguishable from people's, and opting for greater honesty about what's truly possible now.
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I compared the way some people were shunning me for defending the civil liberties of all Americans, including our president, to the way lawyers for accused Communists were shunned by many.
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And Americans looking for a place to eat or shop can protect their health, and encourage executives to do the right thing, by shunning businesses that refuse to provide paid leave.
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On Monday, that benchmark fell almost 25% to just over $31 a barrel after Saudi Arabia slashed its official selling price in response to Russia shunning an agreement to cut production.
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Testing it for a week, Victor, 48, loved it so much that she resumed training at once, shunning alcohol, sugar and gluten to compete, she said, with athletes half her age.
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As a result, Gayeski said investors could be missing out on bigger gains by shunning riskier parts of the stock market, such as tech, in favor of stodgy, dependable dividend payers.
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Two Brazilian entrepreneurs spent years shunning external funding as they grew their business before deciding to take on SoftBank cash in a bid to take the company to the next level.
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Admittedly, even in this heightened moment for sports journalists, few reporters have been physically attacked by coaches or athletes, although intimidation, micro-aggressions, and attempts at shunning have always been common.
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But the move could force Iraq to choose between either shunning its Iranian benefactors or defying American demands to protect demonstrators as the Shiite-led government faces a deepening political crisis.
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From flygskam, or flight shame, to spurning fast-fashion to shunning meat, a relatively small number of young consumers exert a growing influence on big corporations—and politicians who regulate them.
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It's best understood as a shot in the intra-conservative war: to persuade conservatives that shunning Trump is wrong, and embrace him and what American Greatness contributors have decided he stands for.
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He just branded millions of people which opens doors to anything and shunning is the least of it: harassment, name-calling, violence, or coming right to your home to terrify your family.
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President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, who once gave a keynote speech at Davos, is shunning the forum for a fifth consecutive year, wary of Western criticism of his country's foreign policy.
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Some opposition officials have said in the past the government was likely stoking the violence in the area to punish it for shunning the ruling party, a charge the government has denied.
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After shunning many of the trappings of influencer culture that dominate Instagram, the company has slowly taken steps to win back high-profile users with new features like analytics for verified accounts.
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News Analysis TORGAU, Germany — Angela Merkel has spent her political career playing down her gender: shunning a feminist label, offering modesty, caution and diligent preparation as an implicit contrast to male swagger.
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MEXICO CITY/HOUSTON, Oct 10 (Reuters) - More vessel operators and energy firms are shunning Venezuelan oil and the tankers that have carried it, according to brokers and traders familiar with the matter.
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The indifferent nature of the plotting involves basically beginning the story in the middle, with the heartbroken Dr. Dolittle having become a recluse, shunning people after the death of his beloved wife.
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Examples of this can be seen in BRI countries shunning Taiwan in favor of Chinese investment and allowing China to build military bases in those countries, both of which Tuvalu warned against.
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The other villagers are at first just part of the magnificent landscape in which the couple gambol, before their gossip and shunning and sabotaging begin to personify the evil that has encroached.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - North Korea boycotted a U.N. review of its human rights record on Monday, shunning calls to hold to account the Pyongyang leadership for crimes against humanity documented by the world body.
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But it does continue a trend of big-name artists shunning the show, and hint at the fact that the Grammys may not be the must-attend awards show behemoth it once was.
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Americans are spendings less and less money in brick-and-mortar stores during the run-up to the holidays, shunning the crazy lines they once formed outside big-box stores on Black Friday.
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Unicorn meltdown but don't count out all IPOs Investors may be shunning mega-unicorns like Uber and Slack but they have flocked to companies in hot sectors such as cloud security and software.
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NEW YORK/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Advertisers played it safe and light with the most expensive ever Super Bowl ad slots on Sunday, shunning previous years' attempts to be outrageous, emotional or thought-provoking.
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After shunning Trump for months because of possible blowback from the left, Schumer now has supreme leverage in December — hammer time for the debt and spending thickets that were postponed by the deal.
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Rather, they're shunning the shares of asset-management companies, which have shed anywhere from one-sixth to half their value in the past year, with most of the damage coming since last summer.
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Buyers are shunning diesel car purchases as Germany discusses driving bans and because of increases in car selling prices expected on the back of manufacturers' efforts to improve emissions-control technology, Fuss said.
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The cool kids only want to connect with other people who already share their enthusiasm for, say, a hip new hangout, shunning anyone who doesn't know (or simply doesn't care) about the place.
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The gathering called for a boycott of FPO ministers by other European governments and the shunning of Austria when it takes up the revolving European Union presidency in the second half of 2018.
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But for now, coking coal is responding just as it should, enjoying price gains in line with increased demand, but shunning the wild swings that come with large exposure to Chinese small investors.
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It is curiously ironic that we seem to have come to a place in this country where we seek to achieve the goal of social inclusion through the practice of exclusion and shunning.
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To her this means shunning wigs, embracing her buzz cut, and wearing makeup to the hospital every time she's due for a course of the chemotherapy that makes her feel like death. Cancer.
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Unlike his media-savvy predecessor, Simon Rattle, who is one of classical music's great communicators and advocates, Mr. Petrenko is press-shy, shunning interviews and preferring to let the music speak for itself.
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Mr. MacFarlane did not take venture capital money for several years and kept the company private, shunning the usual routine of selling shares to the public or being acquired by a bigger company.
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China's imports of soybeans are set to drop as African swine fever saps demand for the animal feed ingredient, making it easier for buyers to keep shunning U.S. cargoes amid the trade war.
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The reason for the uptick, according to NATS, is to do with British fliers shunning more politically volatile destinations such as Egypt, Turkey and Tunisia in favor of the U.S., Spain and Italy.
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With vigorous support from town leaders, the upstart Iowa Beef Processors (later known as IBP) bought and reopened it a few months later — slashing wages by more than half and shunning the union.
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In Greensboro, North Carolina, a group of young activists started a "Kickball for Kaepernick" league to protest the perceived shunning by league owners and coaches of former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
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The privately held chicken restaurant is known for its customer service and quality ingredients, often shunning over-the-top, limited-time offers and technology in favor of a simple menu and personal service.
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A day after shunning a high-profile U.N. meeting on climate change, Bolsonaro used his speech to the General Assembly to re-enforce Brazil's sovereign right over its 60% share of the Amazon.
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It's sad that we still need to say this in 2017, but you're not "good" for shunning sugar or fat or "bad" for eating them; eating clean doesn't make you a good person.
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Shunning the bright lights and loud music usually used at catwalk shows, Valentino set the mood for its Autumn/Winter 2016/2017 ready-to-wear collection with dim lighting and a live piano performance.
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Last year, just as Western banks and global development agencies were shunning coal projects on environmental grounds, India, the world's second-biggest burner after China, consumed an additional 27m tonnes, a rise of 4.8%.
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Although investors are increasingly shunning active fund managers who promise to beat the stock market in favour of cheaper, passive funds, which simply track it, BNP will continue both active and passive asset management.
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The announcement put the spotlight on Kraft's stagnating growth and the changing tastes of consumers, who have been shunning older, established brands for newer hipper products, cheaper private label brands and non-processed food.
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The move put the spotlight on Kraft's slowing growth and the changing tastes of consumers, who have been shunning older, established brands for newer hipper products, cheaper private label brands and non-processed food.
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Strayer is part of a U.S. delegation in Barcelona seeking to persuade governments and telecoms operators at Mobile World Congress, the world's biggest wireless fair, to follow the U.S. lead in shunning Huawei equipment.
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But after initially embracing the devices, gyms started shunning them, because many of their best clients were cancelling their pricey in-person training session to work out in front of the SmartSpot mirror instead.
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Not a bad idea, considering Kardashian is a "rule-breaker" when it comes to maternity wear — shunning pillowcase-like garments in favor of sexy, form-fitting clothes that show off her fabulous pregnant shape.
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In a society diverse enough to include such warring perspectives, we should not invoke the power and moral authority of boycotts and shunning to isolate Jaelene Hinkle or to punish those who will not.
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Patriarch's owner, Ms. Tilton, liked to put a friendly face on private equity, shunning the stereotype of Wall Street raiders out to strip companies of valuable assets or flip them for a quick profit.
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With inflation stubbornly shunning the BOJ's 2 percent target, the bank is in no rush to raise its 10-year JGB yield target either, and sees any such move as a long-term option.
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HIGH-GRADE ORE PREMIUM DROPS Anticipating further steel price declines, traders who typically replenish over winter ahead of a pickup in demand by spring are shunning restocking, pulling inventories to the lowest this year.
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Dershowitz's take: The other side: Emails published in the Boston Globe to Dershowitz from entertainment lawyer Walter Teller, a Vineyard resident, explain the social rejection: Go deeper: Trump officials face "public shaming and shunning."
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The Fox assets would boost Comcast's presence internationally and shore up its entertainment units at a time when consumers are shunning traditional cable operators in favor of internet-based video streaming such as Netflix.
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While Silicon Valley was shunning editing and curation done by humans, and instead relying on computers to spot and disseminate news, Snapchat began hiring producers and reporters to assemble clips into in-depth pieces.
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At a time when many black athletes are publicly rebuking and shunning Mr. Trump over his treatment of other black athletes and racially charged language, Mr. Woods and the president dine and golf together.
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Kraft Heinz faces a more existential challenge beyond its accounting woes: How can it thrive at a time when many consumers are shunning heavily processed foods in favor of more natural and organic food?
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The full repeal brigade — shunning partial repeal and replacement In 2015, virtually every Senate Republican voted for a straight repeal of Obamacare — secure in the knowledge that then-President Barack Obama would veto it.
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Those feelings of tension also tend to dissipate when family members realize the boundaries were created for personal mental health reasons, and that setting boundaries doesn&apost mean a person is shunning their family.
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In a difficult year so far for emerging market investors, currency markets looked to safer bets in general, shunning high-risk-reward pairs such as the South African rand against a very strong dollar.
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The media storm, made worse by several contentious interviews given by Mr. Parker, 37, resulted in a poor performance at the box office for his film and its shunning on the seasonal awards circuit.
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In a difficult year so far for emerging market investors, currency markets looked to safer bets in general, shunning high-risk-reward pairs such as the South African rand against a very strong dollar.
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Brenda Lawrence (D-Mich.), another CBC member, said while she is "extremely disappointed in the lack of diversity — year after year — in the Academy's selections," she won't be joining those shunning the Oscars ceremony.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investors are shunning the mining sector, data from Thomson Reuters shows, as they struggle to forget the string of multi-billion dollar takeovers and expensive development projects that left them empty handed.
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Stuck somewhere in the heated debate are those who say that shunning "Girl" risks turning off cisgender viewers who might benefit from seeing a young trans character who's as likable as she is complicated.
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HIGH-GRADE ORE PREMIUM DROPS Anticipating further steel price declines, traders who typically replenish over winter ahead of a pickup in demand by spring are shunning restocking, pulling inventories to the lowest this year.
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When the HIV epidemic hit in the 2000s, governments in the Islamic world declared their countries were immune from the "Western" virus because of religious and cultural values shunning pre-marital sex while encouraging faithfulness.
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The regional CDU branch defied her by endorsing a local political leader helped into office by the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD), shattering a postwar consensus among established parties on shunning the far-right.
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The regional CDU branch defied her by backing a local leader helped into office by the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD), thereby shattering a postwar consensus among established parties on shunning the far-right.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - North Korea boycotted a U.N. review of its human rights record on Monday, shunning calls for the Pyongyang leadership to be held to account for crimes against humanity documented by the world body.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers basketball player and estranged partner of Khloé Kardashian has officially been unfollowed by the Queen Bee of the Kardashian hive, Kim Kardashian West, which marks his inevitable shunning from the famous family.
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S. "action plan" on trade, in an indication the new occupant of the White House is not as set on shunning free trade deals and promoting protectionism as some in Europe had feared he might.
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Last February his center-left government took in 25,000 Syrian refugees, one of his other campaign promises, at a time of fierce division and when so many other countries seem to be shunning asylum seekers.
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Instead of tuning in, women are increasingly shunning the idea they need to have a certain physique — like the models that strut down the fashion show's runway each year in angel wings and leather jumpsuits.
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The shunning comes in the wake of allegations the NFL tried to influence how its donation—publicized as an unrestricted gift that would fund NIH research on how concussions could affect football players—was spent.
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Some young Koreans are also moving out of city for farming or taking blue collar jobs abroad, shunning their society's traditional measures of success - well-paid office work, raising a family and buying an apartment.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's rich are foregoing fancy new private jets in favor of second-hand planes or rentals, reflecting how the country's business elite are increasingly shunning flashy signs of wealth amid slower economic growth.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The price of Australian wool favored by Chinese clothing makers has dropped as much as 20% in the last fortnight, sales reports show, with would-be bidders shunning auctions as the Sino-U.
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But if escalating tariffs and tensions result in China shunning U.S. energy for, say, Russian oil and gas, the president's chance of reducing trade deficits, growing the economy, and achieving global energy dominance will suffer.
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The European Union (EU) is proposing shunning contact with Myanmar's top generals as a first step toward new targeted sanctions to punish the military for the violence, according to a draft document seen by Reuters.
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Greenwood, who grew up enthralled by the possibilities offered by plane travel, is part of a growing group of environmental activists in Northern Europe who are shunning flights as concerns about global climate change increase.
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The pessimistic interpretation is that this shows how advertisers are shunning news websites in favor of social networks, and how publications will have to make painful compromises to gain a sliver of that advertising revenue.
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In its investigation, the attorney general's office found that while Mr. Moore appropriately addressed the beach incident, he never filed a bullying report about the shunning, nor did he investigate her other anti-Semitism allegations.
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While many venture capital firms spend their days either chasing the limelight or shunning it, for the last 42 years, New Enterprise Associates has just done the work of investing capital and building startup businesses.
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Unipec, the trading arm of China's Sinopec, Swiss trader Trafigura AG, oil firm Equinor ASA , Exxon Mobil Corp are shunning 250 crude and oil products tankers which have carried Venezuelan oil in the past year.
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But an analysis of pricing data for the year so far shows that buyers appear prepared to pay more for higher quality coal, while largely shunning the poorer grades produced mainly by top exporter Indonesia.
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He also said that shunning the agreement would create "collateral damage" for the United States, and that it was "completely plausible" that China could step in as leader of climate change talks in the US' place.
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As the youngest and most vigorous of the great powers, it was, he suggested, America's calling to promote peace and the settling of disputes by reason, shunning the "primal" and "ruinous" hatreds of the Old World.
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Friends Said Murder-Suicide Followed Shunning by Church Longtime friend Joyce Taylor told the Free Press that she and other friends believe an incident from five years earlier might have been a factor in Stuart's crime.
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Rubio drops out of race Many analysts, and Rubio himself, may chalk up his many losses to a smoldering anger among voters who are turning to Donald Trump and shunning every manner of traditional elected official.
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The Toronto-based company has been spending heavily to develop original content to attract the so-called cord-cutters who are shunning traditional cable bundle and opting for cheaper online streaming services such as Netflix Inc.
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They make all these sacrifices despite the likelihood that their son will be convicted — indeed, the likelihood of their son's guilt — and the shunning from a Muslim community that doesn't need more hostility heaped upon it.
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Younger voters are shunning the two major political parties on a scale not seen since Ross Perot's third-party bid for the presidency in 1992, a striking swing in public opinion that is cutting into Mrs.
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The high-profile lawyer was featured in a story in The New York Times that month that focused on how people on Martha's Vineyard were shunning him over perceptions that he had become a Trump defender.
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The big picture: "Anger and division in American politics are creating a rising phenomenon: the public shaming and shunning of political figures while they are going about their private lives," the Washington Post's Mary Jordan writes.
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Overseas investors are reviewing their investments or shunning Treasuries as rates at the short end rise above those at the longer end and make it unprofitable for holders of these bonds to hedge their currency risks.
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" May 19, 2018: Argento delivers a passionate speech at the Cannes film festival calling for the shunning of sexual predators and denouncing those who had "still not been called to account for their conduct against women.
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Rothman's new album, The Book of Law, is a further shunning of ideas of fixed identity, exploring nine different personas over the course of its songs and visuals, each vibrant, colorful, and distinct from the last.
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"The [nominating] committees have been under increasing criticism in recent years for shunning films like The Lego Movie and showing a marked preference for hand-drawn or stop-motion films over CG movies," notes the Wrap.
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As young people are shunning government, the federal workforce is aging, with 45% over the age of 50, and 32% who were on the payroll at the start of fiscal 2018 eligible to retire in 2022.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The London Metal Exchange (LME) surprised the lithium market on Monday with its choice of Fastmarkets to provide a reference price for its planned new contract, shunning a rival widely regarded as market leader.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's coastguard said it helped rescue 801 migrants from two boats off western Sicily on Thursday, including many Syrians, amid signs that refugees from the Middle East are increasingly shunning the Greek route into Europe.
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The sector has been in recovery mode after a tough few years marked by a corruption crackdown in China which suppressed demand for expensive watches and Chinese consumers' shunning many luxury hotspots in Europe following extremist attacks.
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BERLIN, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Leading German Social Democrats (SPD) urged delegates on Tuesday to back coalition talks with Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and warned that shunning another tie-up would further damage the party's already dire ratings.
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Besides cooking, working at her new part-time job, shunning social media and spending time with her sons and other family members, the fiercely private Maldonado is in constant awe of her new life outside of prison.
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ROME (Reuters) - A referendum aimed at curbing Italy's offshore oil and gas industry was sunk on Sunday when it failed to secure the necessary quorum, with a majority of voters shunning the ballot, initial official data showed.
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He also had a dig at the Socialists' current leader Pedro Sanchez for shunning dialogue with the PP. As recriminations fly between parties, leaders of all leanings are increasingly defending their attempts to break the political gridlock.
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Kanye himself said he was shunning doctors who ordered him to take 3 pills a day ... he says it seriously messed with his mind in a big way and he's now taking 1 or 2 a week.
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He got a boost on Sunday when a referendum aimed at curbing Italy's offshore oil and gas industry failed to secure the necessary quorum, with a sizeable majority of voters shunning the ballot as Renzi had advised.
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Moving toward a more edited wardrobe, this key demographic is shunning traditional retailers in favor of niche brands with a clear mission and narrow range of products, more of which tend to exist in the digital space.
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So the TINA climate (There Is No Alternative) dominating financial markets will probably become even more prevalent and appropriate in the sense that investors will start shunning equities too and will switch more to cash and gold.
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This may be why an increasing number of young workers are shunning big corporations in favor of start-ups, which are smaller in size and can offer the same perks one would find at a large company.
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The four major agencies — William Morris Endeavor, Creative Artists Agency, United Talent Agency and ICM Partners — had been steadfast in shunning the writers' attempt to make serious changes to the structure that has long been in place.
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My reporting suggests Donald Trump is on a spiritual voyage that has accelerated in recent years, thanks to evangelicals who have employed the biblical mandate of sharing and showing God's love to him rather than shunning him.
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Until then, most immigrants arrived in the country either illegally or through international-marriage schemes designed to find wives for farm workers and other manual labourers, since South Korean women were shunning harsh lives in the countryside.
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Purely by chance the A-100 and Analogue Systems' RS Integrator System 1 were both "3U" in height (based on the 19″ rack standard), shunning the larger and more expensive "5U" design of most existing modular systems.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines will buy 16 Black Hawk helicopters from the Sikorsky Aircraft Corp for $5.63 million, shunning cheaper Russian equipment due to U.S. sanctions on Russian military exports, the Philippine defense chief said on Friday.
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Ryanair become Europe's largest airline by passenger numbers by running a bare-bones operation, which included shunning trips involving a transfer to a connecting flight to avoid the risk of having to compensate passengers for missed connections.
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In shunning the debate, Mr. Trump is making a gamble that Fox News's grip on the voters to whom he appeals — populists who are fed up with prescribed rules of engagement — is not strong enough to hurt him.
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Then in the 1950s he began publishing academic work on bargaining, using his crystal-clear prose to formalise concepts that gifted negotiators knew instinctively, and shunning what Richard Zeckhauser, a colleague, called the "Journal of Advanced Economic Gobbledygook".
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A German state premier was elected with the support of the nationalist Alternative for Germany (AfD) and Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives on Wednesday, shattering the post-war consensus among established parties of shunning the far right.
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We're not quite at the point where we're going to sit watching Netflix until we're dead, but we're spending a staggering amount of time binging peak TV, shunning other responsibilities and social engagements to interface with the screen.
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For example, practices of ousting or shunning members who have dissenting views, a blanket refusal to participate in politics and government as well as not celebrating Christmas or birthdays are all things that the special will reportedly cover.
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Shunning standard practice in Congress, Nunes did not share this intelligence with Democrats on his committee before meeting with Trump and disclosing the information to the press, possibly breaking the law by sharing classified information in the process.
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The State Department official was part of a U.S. delegation in Barcelona seeking to persuade governments and telecoms operators at the Mobile World Congress, the world's biggest wireless fair, to follow the U.S. lead in shunning Huawei equipment.
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Some Thai rice farmers have taken matters into their own hands and are turning to social media network Facebook to sell their grain, shunning rice millers, the industry's traditional middlemen, whose prices they say are simply too low.
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While Goldman - the leader in the lucrative business of advising on mergers and acquisitions - had previously thrived on keeping its head down, focusing on clients and shunning the media, it began to focus more closely on its reputation.
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O'Rourke has spent the two months since launching his presidential bid shunning the spotlight, traveling to 21625 states and holding more than 2900 small events in a bid to out-hustle his rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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MASTIC BEACH, N.Y. — It was only six years ago that residents here on Long Island took a leap into the unknown, shunning the Town of Brookhaven, where Mastic Beach was a lowly hamlet, and incorporating as a village.
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Citing Gandhi's boycott of foreign-made clothes, Tibetan cook Tsering Dorjee and his colleagues at the temple kitchen said shunning Chinese goods could become a powerful tool for them to sustain their fight even after the Dalai Lama.
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The Egerkinger Committee, a lobby group that succeeded through a referendum in 2009 in banning minarets, and wants to do the same for Muslim face veils, has called for immigrants shunning Swiss customs to be shown the door.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "France Elects Macron President, Shunning an Emergent Far Right" (front page, May 8): Emmanuel Macron's victory in France is seen as a turn away from the type of populism that elected Donald Trump.
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For this sin we've been sentenced to disappointment of Washington Post journalists, the shunning of the democratic establishment, and of course the quiet support of all of you and millions of people across America who have similar concerns.
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When millennials are buying, they're shunning the increasing number of baby boomer homes hitting the market because the houses are located in what they consider unappealing locations, like retirement communities; they're outdated and too big; and they're unaffordable.
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The tariffs will almost certainly prompt China to retaliate by imposing its own tariffs on certain U.S. goods, or by shunning purchases of U.S. soybeans and other grains or such items as Boeing aircraft and Caterpillar construction equipment.
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As anti-ISIS forces pursue Mr. al-Muhajir and other senior members of the militant group, it is assumed that they avoid detection by shunning electronics, especially cellphones, and limiting contact with couriers, whose movements can be tracked.
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The election is a political sea change for Italy, with voters shunning the parties that have governed the country in recent years, including the center-left Democratic Party (PD) and Silvio Berlusconi's center-right Forza Italia (Go Italy!).
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Huawei's telecom equipment is also facing new roadblocks — SoftBank (SFBTF) announced last week that it chose Nokia and Swedish firm Ericsson (ERIC) for its 5G network, shunning Huawei which had been a vendor for the Japanese carrier's 4G network.
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Liza Essers and Hank Willis Thomas, the curators, have been wise in shunning a didactic approach, arranging the show instead around the biographies of the artists, each of whom has a "very deep personal connection to Africa and America".
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Yet the past offers a further lesson, one worrying for those on the left who are sure that the way back to power is to compete with Mr Trump's fiery economic populism, while shunning his taste for racial controversies.
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ROME, April 17 (Reuters) - A referendum aimed at curbing Italy's offshore oil and gas industry was sunk on Sunday when it failed to secure the necessary quorum, with a majority of voters shunning the ballot, initial official data showed.
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That could soon change, of course, as candidates step up efforts to raise small-dollar donations and distinguish their brand from a crowded field of fellow Democrats, nearly all of whom are shunning typical sources of big-dollar donations.
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Njoroge has also won praise for shunning the trappings of office in a country where officials often abuse state resources, using a modest official car and never moving to the sprawling governor's mansion in an upmarket part of Nairobi.
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As good as the bar looks, at a time when many businesses aspire primarily to be Instagram backdrops, it's encouraging that the menu is a good deal more engaging than, say, someone shunning conversation to scroll through her feed.
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While Arena was critical of his former star Landon Donovan for taking walkabouts from the sport, I got the feeling that Arena did not agree with Klinsmann's shunning of Donovan as he put together the 2014 World Cup roster.
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After Cruz gave his speech at the convention, in what appeared to be a symbolic act of shunning by his own party, he was blocked from entering billionaire Republican donor Sheldon Adelson's luxury box at Cleveland's Quicken Loans arena.
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The pope, who traveled through Dublin in a blue Skoda in keeping with his shunning of limousines and bulletproof cars, said Church leaders needed to remedy past mistakes and adopt stringent norms to ensure they do not happen again.
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As long as its wealthy residents keep shunning brick-and-mortar retail but shelling out on boutique fitness classes and luxury gym memberships, it looks like more and more of San Francisco&aposs storefronts may turn into luxury gyms.
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When he is drafted a few years later, he has decided to forswear allegiance to the Third Reich, a choice he knows will result in hardship for Fani, shunning by their fellow villagers and, most likely, his own death.
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Among other things, even in a social circle where nobody would actually defend Trump on the merits, it's easy to reach an equilibrium where reasonable people can disagree about exactly how much shunning of Trump supporters one should engage in.
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At a time when many ambitious Democrats are pushing to the left and shunning the party establishment, Mr Newsom is frank about his close ties to Nancy Pelosi, the longtime congresswoman from San Francisco and former Speaker of the House.
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After shunning Tunisia in the wake of 2015 gun attacks on a beach in Sousse that killed 248 tourists and one at the Bardo National Museum in Tunis that killed 2220, major European tour operators have started to return this year.
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LONDON, June 8 (Reuters) - Private equity firms are increasingly shunning banks to pre-place second-lien loans directly with cash-rich funds, which is reducing banks' returns as they lose out on the most profitable part of an underwriting fee.
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During periods of market turmoil, investors often hear about hedges like precious metals, but across all age groups these wealthy investors are shunning gold and silver, with only 1% at most saying they plan to allocate portfolio dollars to them.
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To help those Mormons with their crises of faith, a podcaster named John Dehlin runs workshops across the country that address the most difficult aspects of walking away from Mormonism, including crumbled marriages, lost job opportunities, and shunning from family members.
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EU nations will be required to share data on 5G cybersecurity risks and produce measures to tackle them by the end of the year, the European Commission said on Tuesday, shunning U.S. calls to ban China's Huawei Technologies across the bloc.
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Czechs are increasingly shunning fusty old watering holes and draft beer sales are sliding, so the world-famous brewers of pilsner are looking to inject some pizzazz into the traditional pub and attract younger patrons looking for a hip, modern feel.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global investors are unlikely to start shunning Russia's sovereign debt even though Russian entities and individuals are seen at risk of further sanctions over a nerve agent attack on a former Russian double agent and his daughter in Britain.
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To the extent that GOP mismanagement has a material effect on premiums and competition, it will be essential for Democrats to point to solutions Republicans are intentionally shunning, not just attack them for abdicating their obligation to faithfully execute the law.
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And Reince Priebus — well, let's just say that the Republican National Committee chairman has not shown the backbone of those corporations that have walked away from the Trump Convention, wisely shunning the man of big brains, big hands and beautiful walls.
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The company has enjoyed strong gains across developing markets over the last two years and said it expected more of the same in 2018 as investors bet on countries from Brazil to Vietnam and Rwanda after years of shunning them.
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NEW DELHI, July 30 (Reuters) - India is set to award its first global rail supplies tender to local firms, shunning major foreign bids, as part of its efforts to develop domestic manufacturing, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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He covered tennis for the first time when his editor apologetically sent him to Longwood for an event when everyone else on the paper's sports staff was shunning tennis, considered by many at the time as an outpost for elitist amateurs.
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Though there are plenty of shootouts along the way, the film isn't an action movie so much as it is a deconstruction and shunning of the aggressive masculinity so often associated with westerns, and the glamour that often accompanies such depictions.
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Highlighting the trade war's impact on China's corporate world, a private survey showed on Tuesday that Chinese private firms are shunning the United States in their overseas expansion, and generally prefer a home listing to a U.S. initial public offering (IPO).
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Appleby appears to be more scrupulous than another offshore firm, Panama-based Mossack Fonseca, about shunning overtly corrupt and criminal clients, based on a comparison of the Appleby files with the leaked Panama Papers, which drew global coverage last year.
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Shunning the long speeches for which his brother was famous, Raul Castro kept his low-key style even as he reached a landmark agreement in 2014 with former U.S. President Barack Obama to restore diplomatic ties with the United States.
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Hockney, of all people, is aware that averting one's gaze from the bare male form (as mainstream cinema has traditionally done, to its comical shame) means shunning a theme that has threaded like a vine through the history of art.
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Major European tour operators started to return last year, after three years of shunning Tunisia following an attack on a beach in Sousse that killed 39 tourists and a separate attack at the Bardo National Museum in Tunis that killed 21.
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STRASBOURG (Reuters) - EU nations will be required to share data on 5G cybersecurity risks and produce measures to tackle them by the end of the year, the European Commission said on Tuesday, shunning U.S. calls to ban China's Huawei Technologies across the bloc.
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In July, Carlson accused Ailes of ongoing sexual harassment and claimed he fired her from Fox News on June 23, nine months after allegedly "ostracizing, marginalizing and shunning" The Real Story anchor after she refused to engage in a sexual relationship with him.
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In fact, by preserving its forests, using "green building" design and shunning the diesel that once powered generators in homes and hotels, the city is "carbon negative" - meaning it pulls more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than it emits, according to the audit.
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Outside the G7, the leaders of Russia and India are shunning Davos, while China - whose president, Xi Jinping, was the first Chinese leader to attend the elite gathering in 2017 to offer a vigorous defence of free trade - is sending his deputy instead.
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It has threatened the kingdom's business relationships, with several senior executives and government officials shunning an investor conference in Riyadh scheduled for next week and some U.S. lawmakers putting pressure on Trump to impose sanctions and stop arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
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But today, in the last week of December 2017, after two years of shunning my old beauty routine, I've committed to make more of an effort and take at least 20 minutes each morning to spend more time on myself in 2018.
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MILAN/LONDON (Reuters) - The third-quarter reporting season kicks off this week with European companies on track for a second year of solid profit growth, but investors are shunning them even though valuations have not been this cheap since the euro zone crisis.
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The rising popularity of Spotify's subscription services have led stock market investors to once again prize the music industry after shunning it for more than a decade amid a wave of piracy by users and in the face of major technology shifts.
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He gave in, but he did so on his own terms—shunning long-abandoned offers of label advances in favor of keeping things at home, recording guitar and synth parts himself and enlisting friends for any aspects he couldn't handle on his own.
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The statistics of a stunning campaign tell an astonishing tale of how Leicester have turned the clock back by shunning possession and glorying in the long ball to a pacey striker, while spurning rotation in favor of a settled, almost self-selecting side.
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ABB Chief Executive Ulrich Spiesshofer has been shunning the risks of taking on the prime contractor role in a range of markets since being hit by hundreds of millions in losses on big engineering projects, including North Sea wind parks in 2013.
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Back in 2013, Parisian restaurant Georges made headlines after one of their former waitresses came forward and detailed to Le Canard Enchainé how her boss had enforced a policy of actively guiding the "handsome and beautiful" towards visible seats while shunning unattractive patrons.
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The designer - who is buying back full control of her eponymous brand from French luxury group Kering - is well-known as a pioneer in using recycled or sustainable fabrics and in shunning animal fur in an industry that is increasingly following that lead.
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But questions abound about whether this 64-year-old son of a paddy farmer, has who spent his political life shunning the limelight despite holding top ministerial posts, could be the one to finally lead this country into an era of peace.
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Major European tour operators have started to return to Tunisia, after three years of shunning the country following the attack on a beach in Sousse that killed 39 tourists and a separate attack at the Bardo National Museum in Tunis that killed 2.
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But you'd be wrong: Weidel appears to share many of the Alternative for Germany's most far-right positions, from shunning Germany's participation in the Euro and sharpening border controls to banning the wearing of the hijab (Muslim head covering) in the street.
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Outside the G7, the leaders of Russia and India are shunning Davos, while China - whose President Xi Jinping was the first Chinese leader to attend the elite gathering in 2017 to offer a vigorous defence of free trade - is sending his deputy instead.
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In the staid auto industry, the brash Mr. Agee, who gained a reputation as a rock star chief executive (Fortune called him "America's first yuppie"), had earned fame for ushering in business casual, doing away with boardroom tables and shunning executive parking spaces.
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Though she performed well in Cincinnati's biggest court, Sluiter acknowledged that playing under a magnifying glass as the champion of one of the biggest U.S. Open lead-in tournaments may be unpleasant for Bertens, a shy player who prefers shunning the spotlight.
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If you accept the liberal premise that society is truly irredeemable and that all of us are walking around micro-aggressed and misunderstood, then shunning and screaming at those who are harming you is the opposite of what we should be doing.
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After months of shunning legislative activity in favor of confirming President Trump's judicial nominees — and a brief detour for the president's impeachment trial — Mr. McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, is expected to bring the bills up for votes on Tuesday.
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Yet the slow-moving cash inflows into Pimco Total Return and Unconstrained Bond come as fund investors have been mostly shunning risk in the third quarter, preferring bonds to equities despite historically low bond yields and flat quarter-to-date bond returns.
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The oddities Indeed, the oddities help get to the heart of what the impeachment proceedings are about: Trump's distaste for presidential norms, his shunning of career professionals and his embrace of free-radicals the likes of whom have surrounded him for decades.
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"I ran against a 40-year incumbent Democrat who Nancy Pelosi supported and when I got elected, instead of shunning me, she asked me to lead a group of young members to try to bring into Congress more young members," he said.
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Shunning the country's traditional alliance with the United States, Correa turned instead to China, a decision that, as The New York Times has documented, ended in billions of dollars being misspent on Chinese-built hydroelectric dams that don't actually work at full capacity.
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Outside the G7, the leaders of Russia and India are shunning Davos, while China - whose president, Xi Jinping, was the first Chinese leader to attend the elite gathering in 2017 to offer a vigorous defense of free trade - is sending his deputy instead.
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But by subscribing to dietary principles like gluten-free, non-GMO, and nightshade-shunning macrobiotic—which have absolutely no nutritional or health advantages (unless, in the case of gluten, he has celiac disease)—Brady is devaluing all of his advice by association.
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It's something that's been pioneered by a group of designers from Eastern Europe, a place that has been traditionally had its sense of style mocked, since their shunning of Western culture during Soviet reign meant that they were always behind with recent fashion trends.
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I'm not claiming that's entirely rational, because fear isn't rational, but it sure does explain the response to being told that our culture is broken and must be adapted to accommodate the very people who rallied it into being by shunning us from theirs.
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Thomas Kemmerich, a little-known liberal Free Democrat (FDP) in the eastern state of Thuringia, on Wednesday became the first state premier to be elected with the support of the AfD, shattering the post-war consensus among established parties of shunning the far right.
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Thomas Kemmerich, a little-known liberal Free Democrat (FDP) in the eastern state of Thuringia, on Wednesday became the first state premier to be elected with the support of the AfD, shattering the post-war consensus among established parties of shunning the far right.
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Sales in Europe's second-largest autos market had fallen for a year due to buyers shunning diesel over fears of possible new taxes and weaker consumer confidence in the wake of the Brexit vote, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has said.
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The Belgium-based maker of Budweiser, Corona and Stella Artois is looking to boost its presence in Africa and Latin American countries to offset weaker markets such as the United States, where drinkers are shunning mainstream lagers in favor of craft brews and cocktails.
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Instead, the 20-minute address was a sort of victory lap for Trump's campaign, touching on shunning the media and the political establishment and vows to "make America great again" — themes that have dominated Trump's rhetoric since his early days as a presidential candidate.
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This election cycle has seen many candidates embrace policies that the centrist consultant class, their media allies, and the Democratic speaker of the House will warn over and over again are not popular in the heartland, shunning the conventional wisdom about what voters want.
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SHANGHAI, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Chinese private firms are shunning the United States in their overseas expansion, and generally prefer a home listing to a U.S. initial public offering (IPO), a private survey showed on Tuesday, highlighting the trade war's impact on executive decision-making.
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With foreign tourists shunning the French capital since last November's attacks, weeks of violence-marred street protests against planned labor reforms and torrential rains that caused the Seine river to burst its banks in May have added to worries for local authorities and businesses.
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Claire Stapleton, a longtime Google employee and one of the main organizers of last year's walkout, announced on Friday that she will be leaving the company amid what she described as "flogging, shunning, and stress" and a campaign of continued retaliation by higher-ups.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Will Smith and Spike Lee may be shunning the Oscars party next month but while the absence from the contest of actors of color for a second year has sparked hand-wringing in Hollywood, few other celebrities plan to follow their lead.
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Too many Canadians want to accept Syrian refugees, and the government can't provide enough to satisfy demand: Across Canada, ordinary citizens, distressed by news reports of drowning children and the shunning of desperate migrants, are intervening in one of the world's most pressing problems.
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But in taking down a digital villain, Johnny opts to go Luddite, shunning a smartphone in favor of old-school gadgetry like exploding Jelly Babies and magnetic boots, all packed in a flirty red Aston Martin V8 Vantage that Atkinson bought for the film himself.
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Mr. Broeksmit couldn't believe he was voluntarily meeting with the F.B.I. An unemployed rock musician with a history of opioid abuse and credit card theft, not to mention a dalliance with North Korea-linked hackers, he was accustomed to shunning if not fearing law enforcement.
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BANGKOK, Feb 14 (Reuters) - The plight of the cruise ship off Japan with more than 200 coronavirus infections and the shunning of another by five ports despite no known cases has led to a sharp change in tack for an industry in shock: avoid Asia.
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Now the Palestinians are refusing to meet with any member of the Trump administration, shunning Vice President Mike Pence, due in the region next week, and Jason Greenblatt, Trump's Special Envoy for International Negotiations, who has in the past met multiple times with Palestinian leaders.
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One reason why these restrictive diets might work is because despite their odd rules, they push people to consume more fresh vegetables — a key source of nutritional fiber — while also shunning the processed fare that can lead people to eat more and get hangry faster.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Honduras has no intention of lifting its total ban on abortion though it may soften its stance on the morning-after pill, the government says, shunning calls from human rights groups to get rid of an abortion law decried as draconian.
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He has isolated himself and alienated the US by shunning allies, picking fights with NATO and G7 partners, turning his back on a Pacific trade alliance, declaring Jerusalem as Israel's capital and -- most shockingly in the court of international opinion -- withdrawing from the landmark global climate agreement.
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President Trump reportedly plans to nominate Stephen Hahn, the chief medical executive of the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, as the next head of the F.D.A. Deals • Investors are increasingly shunning independent shale oil drillers, leading to a rise in bankruptcy filings across the industry.
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In the first PSA from his #RightToBeMe series, Rossi – who founded Dos Dudes Pictures and Go Get It LIFE – strives to show people "that we all need to have more compassion for one another and embrace our differences instead of shunning them," he tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Expectations that his administration will bring tax cuts, higher spending and deregulation have boosted U.S. bond yields and the dollar, to the detriment of many emerging economies that have benefitted from cheap dollar funding and had attracted trillions of dollars from investors shunning low U.S. yields.
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"There are giant segments of society in this country who endorse the kind of prejudice and hatred and shunning of transgender persons in a way that is dramatically different than the way we treat race in this country," argued attorney Rodney Smolla, on behalf of Simmons.
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"With valuations for bonds and equities at their seventh highest reading in 13 years, investors may be turning to cash to protect against the downside while shunning risk assets where valuations constrain the upside," said Michael Hartnett, chief investment strategist at Bofa-ML, in a statement.
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Haftar, a one-time ally of Muammar Gaddafi who fell out with the former Libyan leader in the 1980s, emerged as a strongman in eastern Libya over the past three years, using the Benghazi campaign to build up his forces whilst shunning a U.N.-mediated peace plan.
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However, shunning all stocks within the cyclical sectors (those like consumer discretionary, industrials, and technology that fluctuate with the ebb and flow of the economic cycle) may paint the equity market with too broad a brush and you may risk missing out on compelling investment opportunities.
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"What we're seeing are some of the 75 million millennials who are living in major metropolitan areas shunning purchases of houses and automobiles in favor of experiences," said Michael D'Agostino, the founder and chief executive of Tentrr, which he described as a rural version of Airbnb.
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In an interview with The New York Times published on Saturday, Dershowitz dove into the fallout he received following a column he penned for The Hill, in which he argued that he had fallen victim to McCarthy-like shunning tactics by his colleagues in Martha's Vineyard.
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The meeting was held to discuss the ongoing funding issues faced by non-banking finance companies (NBFC) after a series of debt defaults by one of the country's largest infrastructure funding companies in September triggered a heavy sell-off with lenders shunning the entire shadow banking sector.
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At the time, Cardi and a large number of hip-hop stars slammed the NFL over the league's perceived shunning of Kaepernick — the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback who was the first to take a knee in September 2016, launching a trend of protests on the field.
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Private equity firms and hedge funds that specialise in corporate upheaval — so-called distressed debt investors that snap up struggling companies, taking them over in a restructuring and hopefully engineering a recovery — are largely shunning traditional retail, wary of the immense challenges, according to restructuring advisers.
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After decades of the war on drugs, much of America's drug policy is colored by a criminalized, stigmatized approach to addiction — one that demands shunning and shutting down all drug use, and trying to make sure that nothing is perceived as even remotely enabling or allowing drug use.
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"Shunning the concept of the inviolability of the person of the King of England and the bounds of the monarch's protective screen covering the Crown's actions from legal scrutiny, the Founders disclaimed any notion that the Constitution generally conferred similarly all-encompassing immunity upon the President," Marrero wrote.
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Les Chants du Hasard goes all in on neoclassical grandiosity, shunning traditional rock instrumentation like guitar, drums, and bass altogether in favor of orchestral instruments, coupled with the kind of unhinged, emotive howls that helped characterize 90s black metal genre-busters like Ved Buens Ende, Fleurety, and Arcturus.
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Read more:Followers of the high-fat, low-carb keto diet are shunning 'some of the most healthful foods on the planet,' a kidney doctor says14 photos that show the surprising amount of salt in America's favorite condiments7 signs you have high blood sugar even if you don't have diabetes
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Since the franchise expired, though, he has made smart choices, shunning the anodyne and finding employment with venturesome directors: David Cronenberg, for "Cosmopolis" (2012) and "Maps to the Stars" (2014); Brady Corbet, for "The Childhood of a Leader" (2015); and James Gray, for "The Lost City of Z" (2016).
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But the fear is that the negative headlines generated by the predicament of the Diamond Princess ship off Japan - the location of the most new coronavirus infections outside China - as well as by the two-week shunning of the MS Westerdam will spill over to the entire industry.
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But the fear is that the negative headlines generated by the predicament of the Diamond Princess ship off Japan - the location of the most new coronavirus infections outside China - as well as by the two-week shunning of the MS Westerdam will spill over to the entire industry.
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With the Social Democrats insisting they will go into opposition and all parties shunning the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD), parliamentary arithmetic favors a "Jamaica" coalition of her conservatives (black), the pro-business Free Democrats (yellow), and the Greens - so named because their party colors reflect the Jamaican flag.
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With the help of Korean chef Deuki Hong, the executive chef of Kang Ho Dong Baekjong in New York's Koreatown, we are pleased to present a food that will have you shunning Cheetos or breakfast cereal or six-year-old Mallomars, or whatever your go-to was before this momentous occasion.
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What we're reading More doctors embrace membership fees, shunning health insurance (Chicago Tribune) HUD Is Failing to Protect Children From Lead Paint Poisoning, Audits Find (The Southern Illinoisan and ProPublica) New CDC director targets opioids, suicide and pandemics (The Wall Street Journal) Could genetic testing help reunite separated immigrant families?
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Mawlawi Haibatullah's perceived strengths, and the very traits that made him attractive as a potential unifier, lie in a slower kind of influence: his shunning of the limelight and his deep ties to the radical religious schools that for years have provided the Taliban with an ideological core of committed fighters.
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With just six weeks to go until Election Day, younger voters are shunning the two major political parties on a scale not seen since Ross Perot's third-party bid for the presidency in 22012, a striking swing in public opinion that is slicing into Hillary Clinton's thin margin for error.
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By making every vote a matter of securing a near-unanimous Republican majority -- and by shunning any possibility of working with conservative Democrats on select issues -- Ryan, like his predecessor, John Boehner, has placed himself in thrall to the most hard-line conservatives in his conference, the so-called Freedom Caucus.
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From Brexit to the election of Donald Trump to the polls showing Front National leader Marine Le Pen leading the pack in the upcoming French election, there is a new permissiveness displayed toward populist speech that highlights nationalism over globalization while shunning immigration and outsiders, especially Muslims and other non-Christians.
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Chinese teens are shunning WeChat in favor of Douyin (the Chinese version of TikTok, also owned by ByteDance) and the venerable QQ. (South China Morning Post) Libra launched a bug bounty program in case you find a bug in it, such as that its success could destabilize the existing political order.
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Check out the pitch deck the e-commerce company VTEX used to get a $140 million funding round led by SoftBankTwo Brazilian entrepreneurs spent years shunning external funding as they grew their business before deciding to take on SoftBank cash in a bid to take the company to the next level.
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" The post goes on to cite "good evidence" of Trump shunning his base, pointing to the GOP's death on healthcare reform last month, removing White House chief strategist Steve Bannon from the National Security Council principals committee and appointing Cabinet members from Goldman Sachs and the "Military Industrial Intelligence Complex.
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Like some delirious artist standing in the desert, Soloway seems to be trying to stretch her stoned fingertips wide enough to embrace the stars, finding links between gender fluidity and Jewishness, between Fascism and other sorts of political shunning, locating the brutality in being ostracized from a family of any kind.
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Suddenly the center of attention after years of shunning the spotlight, the woman Bill Cosby is charged with sexually assaulting kept her composure on Wednesday under a second grueling day of cross-examination, as her credibility emerged as the crucial factor in whether the world-famous entertainer will go to prison.
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Islamic finance emphasizes real economic activity based on physical assets, shunning interest payments and outright monetary speculation Cryptocurrenices have drawn conflicting rulings from scholars, but the assessment from SRB could help narrow the debate as it compared trading of Lumens to transfer of rights, which is deemed permissible in Islam.
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Read more:22 fun and affordable Christmas decorations from TargetTarget is shunning tradition by selling a 6-foot artificial palm tree for Christmas12 white Christmas trees that give you a blank canvas for ornaments and decor16 festive Christmas table decorations that will impress friends and family at your next holiday dinner
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Read: IAC&aposs Dotdash got profitable by shunning the sexier parts of digital media, and now it&aposs applying that playbook to online beautyYouth-aimed Complex Networks built a profitable company that was on track to do $200 million in revenue this year by eschewing much of the digital media playbook.
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Shunning traditional campaign tactics such as mass rallies or erecting tents in the street to distribute leaflets, he has relied heavily on social media and comedy gigs where he pokes fun at rivals, presenting himself as an everyman who stands up to corrupt elites — a man to whom Ukrainians can relate.
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Coke hopes to attract more Millennial customers Quincey said during the conference call that the strong sales of smaller-sized sodas and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar are examples of "a revitalization of the sparkling business," adding that the company is starting to win over younger customers that may have been shunning Coke products.
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Alternatively, the more you favor a left-wing politics that stresses economic forces above all else, the more you'll cast Trump's blue collar support as the bitter fruit of the Democratic Party's turn to neoliberalism, and argue that social democracy rather than shaming and shunning is the cure for right-wing populism.
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Ari Fleischer, who served as White House press secretary under George W. Bush, said Ms. Sanders's image had been boosted by her public shunning at the hands of progressives, both at the Red Hen and as the butt of brutal jokes by Michelle Wolf, the comedian at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner.
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That kids like me were punished by being locked in a closet for a whole day, or being deprived of food, or being beaten while everyone else was brought out to watch, or being the object of shunning, when no one was allowed to look at you or talk to you for days.
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Commentary's Noah Rothman, for example, argues that it would be inconsistent or unprincipled for Republicans to put Kavanaugh below combating Trump: If conservatives were to oppose this nominee not on his merits but to communicate some ancillary message to the White House, they would be guilty of betraying principle and shunning their constitutional prerogatives.
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You flick past Philippe's condensed accounts of how 13th-century theologian Saint Thomas Aquinas, Aristotle, and an Etruscan-shunning Roman republic all set back years of sexual liberation by claiming that women were inferior to men, and shouldn't enjoy sexual pleasure of their own—and, obviously, that homosexuality wasn't meant to be a thing.
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So if you're wealthy, or you're someone who has built a career by reliably serving the interests of the wealthy, the choice is clear — as long as you don't care too much about stuff like shunning racism, preserving democracy and freedom of religion, or for that matter avoiding nuclear war, Mr. Trump is your guy.
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In April, I argued that it's important to think about next steps, beyond shunning, when considering what should happen to the #MeToo-ed men who aren't headed to court — not out of sympathy but because it's delusional to think these guys will simply disappear once they've been fired or otherwise pushed out of their industries.
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In interviews conducted over three months, gay and transgender Indians from across the country described the cost of living in a country that has forced them to be outlaws: shunning by parents, social isolation, few protections in the workplace, and a frightening vulnerability to both police abuse and sexual assault with limited legal recourse.
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The really crucial point in all of this is that while Dershowitz would like you to think that we are talking about his social life because he is being shunned over his pro-Trump book, the truth is the opposite — we are talking about alleged shunning (or lack thereof) because he is out promoting a book.
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The recent riot, slowness in rolling out major infrastructure projects such as a rail link with China and HSBC Holdings' recent shunning of the city for its headquarters, are posing a stiff test for Hong Kong's Beijing-backed leader Leung Chun-ying and have tarnished its reputation as a law-abiding and efficient global business hub.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE says Democrats shunning his inauguration this Friday should return their tickets.
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Appealing to Americans who want to feel safe from Islamic extremism but who wonder what almost 15 years of intervention in the Islamic world has achieved, Mr Trump has spent months promoting an America First policy of unleashing no-holds-barred violence, including torture, against foes in the Middle East, while shunning nation-building far from home.
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This year will always go down as historical, but maybe this is where a social change comes in, too: naked right-wing opinions are OK now; being really stupid and uninformed is part of our DNA, our emotions and opinions are ruled by extremes of right and left, and we are also gak-using, condom-shunning dickheads.
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Former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisMattis warns of 'storm clouds gathering' without commitment to allies Only Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria MORE warned against shunning allies and America breaking down into "tribalism" in his first extensive remarks since leaving office.
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But in the more than a year since he began his White House bid, the Republican nominee has not held a single event aimed at black voters in their communities, shunning the traditional stops at African-American churches, historically black colleges and barber shops and salons that have long been staples of the presidential campaign trail.
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But even if one honestly believes that religious freedom legislation and the recent Supreme Court decision allowing a baker to refuse to make a wedding cake for a gay couple on free speech grounds are discriminatory and bigoted, reacting by shunning Trump administration staffers' as they go about their private lives is hardly a principled position.
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Gerwig mischievously works in quotes attributed to Alcott rather than her characters (including a favorite of mine, about her thoughts on marriage: "I'd rather be a free spinster and paddle my own canoe") and uses her screenplay to illustrate just how "Little Women" ended up with a puzzlingly cheesy romantic ending for its cheese-shunning protagonist, Jo March.
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Yet the facilities remain highly controversial in the U.S. After decades of the war on drugs, much of America's drug policy is colored by a criminalized, stigmatized approach to addiction — one that demands shunning and shutting down all drug use, and trying to make sure that nothing is perceived as even remotely enabling or allowing drug use.
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Setting Nike shoes on fire or cutting up socks allows these users to voice their displeasure with Nike, and to assert their own identity in a public space that might invite some mockery, sure, but will also reward them for their performance: In shunning Nike on Twitter, they're also courting follows, likes, and retweets, the platform's main currency.
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Interjections from various jazz instruments lend the album a voguish, avant-garde feel in the wake of recent acclaimed jazz-influenced albums by D'Angelo and Kendrick Lamar, and insofar as it focuses on the workings of a live band in the studio without also shunning the digital alienation effect, Blackstar has more in common with D'Angelo's Black Messiah than one might guess.
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Appealing to Americans who want to feel safe from Islamic extremism but who wonder what almost 15 years of intervention in the Muslim world has achieved, Mr Trump has spent months promoting an America-First policy of unleashing no-holds-barred violence, including torture, against foes in the Middle East, while shunning anything that smacks of nation-building far from home.
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Laura Kelly, in the race for governor, shunning Republican Kris Kobach (Kansas City Star) … In Georgia, a judge said it's too risky to compel the state to switch to paper ballots this fall, but she warned state officials to improve election security, including voting machines, in time for 2020 (The Associated Press) … And speaking of 2020, another Democrat, Colorado Gov.
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"After plaintiff rejected Thomas's sexual advances, Thomas changed her demeanor toward plaintiff by shunning him, ignoring him, refusing to talk with him, and otherwise treating him in an unprofessional manner; moving him out of an office into a cubicle farther away from her office; criticizing his work performance; and ultimately terminating his performance on June 13, 2005," the lawsuit said.
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I had called Mr. Dershowitz on Tuesday to tell him I was going to be on the island for a long-planned vacation, and I suggested we get together to talk about the stir he kicked up when he wrote, in a column for The Hill, that he had been subject to McCarthy-like shunning tactics from people in his Vineyard social circles.
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You can read this for a primer on mogulfest, and, below, are photos of some of this year's guests: Cook has become very visible in the last few years, recently raising money for the GOP's Paul Ryan (despite shunning Donald Trump) and spending a week in India to shore up Apple's business (so as not to rely too much on China).
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The social lives of crayfish, the partner preferences of fish, the shunning by birds of flock members that don't conform to the group — all this and more is being investigated by scientists precisely because these animals' neurobiology is relevant to humans and can contribute to our understanding of the origins of any number of societal challenges, from educational attainment to bullying.
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It can mean different things to different people, but in general it encompasses a variety of consumer trends, such as a preference for whole, organically produced foods over "junk foods," the shunning of dairy, meat and other animal products as well as other "problematic" ingredients like gluten and grains for not always clear reasons, and an obsession with "superfood"-packed juices and smoothie bowls.
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"Today the director outlined in powerful words how Russia intervened massively in our election; how during the course of that intervention they made multiple approaches to the Trump campaign, and far from shunning that foreign involvement in our election, the Trump campaign welcomed it, made full use of it, put it into its communications and messaging strategy, and then lied about it," said Rep.
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Sugar is a dangerous carb, but not all others are like itRead More: Followers of the high-fat, low-carb keto diet are shunning 'some of the most healthful foods on the planet,' a kidney doctor saysThe healthiest fats in the world are not from animals, they're from plants Greeks, Romans, and other populations around the Mediterranean sea have known this intuitively for centuries.
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While he disliked the prospect of being called a racist for allying his movement with an avowed Islamophobe like Wiegert, he worried that simply shunning Wiegert and the many townspeople who agreed with him would split the opposition to Costco—and ultimately speed the construction of a plant that would profit from immigrant labor and pose a direct threat to the health of people of color.
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Froman, who was also a lead negotiator of the Trans-Pacific Partnership — the multinational trade agreement Trump abandoned soon after his inauguration — said that Trump is right to complain that some countries have higher tariffs and are more restrictive than the US. But implementing across-the-board tariffs while at the same time shunning regional trade agreements and criticizing the World Trade Organization isn't the solution.
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With much of the Republican national security establishment shunning their party's presidential nominee, it's unclear who would serve in Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's Pentagon if he won the White House.
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" In July, Carlson accused Ailes of continuous sexual harassment and alleged he fired her from Fox News on June 23, just months after "shunning" the anchor for refusing to engage in a sexual relationship with him Fox News reached a $20 million settlement with Carlson in September with the network issuing a statement: "During her tenure at Fox News, Gretchen exhibited the highest standards of journalism and professionalism.
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Or maybe Oozing Wound just defy all comparisons because by churning out fierce fuzzy riffs, shunning indulgent guitar solos, dropping weird passages of noise-rock, penning songs about Rambo, science fiction, life's general suckiness and dead Soviet space explorers, they're one of the most mightily distinctive metal bands to have emerged since Lars Ulrich placed an advertisement in a Los Angeles newspaper looking for like-minded musicians who were into Tygers Of Pang Tan.
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Ruiz dismissed certain administration officials — including former Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE — who attributed the deaths of minors in CBP custody to medical challenges and illnesses due in part to challenges faced during their journey to the U.S. "It is absolutely zero, zero legitimate, it is a shunning of moral responsibility," he said.
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