What about the idea that people are "silenced," then, says someone who's worried about being silenced?
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I wrote "Arizona" to combat being silenced, to insist that I could not, and cannot, be silenced.
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"We are not going to be silenced, my client is not going to be silenced," Avenatti said.
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But its critics, in many cases, are just as unwilling to distinguish feeling silenced from actually being silenced.
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The general argument among net neutrality advocates is that without an open internet, members of society who have historically been marginalized and silenced will be in danger of being further marginalized and silenced, or marginalized and silenced once more — particularly women and minorities.
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Paul Bertone I mocked up the silenced pistol and the silenced SMG, and as soon as I showed Joe, we were like, holy shit, okay.
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Sooner or later I'd be fired or worse — silenced.
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Is Mr. Kelly — a tough, sensible general — being silenced?
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"Ovid may have emphatically silenced his women in their transformation or mutilation, but he also suggested that communication could transcend the human voice, and that women were not that easily silenced," she writes.
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Most of those people have since been silenced or arrested.
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"And this event is saying women will not be silenced."
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We are either silenced or we are seen as buzzkills.
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And if you silenced an informant, was that not good?
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The time we spend finding our voice after feeling silenced.
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Are activists from ethnic minorities engaged in armed struggle silenced?
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Liberal activists who initially backed Sisi have also been silenced.
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We are outraged because we were silenced for so long.
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Too often we are silenced, even on the Senate floor.
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" She continued: "I will not be silenced on this issue.
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You're amazing, he means, because you let yourself be silenced.
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After just 16 hours worth of chats, Microsoft silenced Tay.
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Don't make the case that their voices should be silenced.
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They show how dictatorship flourishes when the press is silenced.
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"These women were silenced and intimidated for years," he noted.
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The home crowd, initially rooting for Robinson, were soon silenced.
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He silenced the voices of the majority in the House.
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"Sad news, but we shall not be silenced," he said.
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Issuing a fatwa against Salman Rushdie has not silenced him.
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And, still, Carson worried that she herself might be silenced.
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To be fair to Twitter, Jones has hardly been silenced.
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Raise your hand if you've been shushed, silenced, scolded etc.
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But visibility makes it hard as fuck to be silenced.
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He's not by any means a silenced actor in Washington.
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None of those policy debates have been preempted or silenced.
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"Throughout history, women have been traduced and silenced," she writes.
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His exuberance, the sharp shock of it, silenced them all.
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"But sadly, conservatives are too often finding their voices silenced."
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His haunting falsetto unwaveringly silenced the arena with unprecedented haste.
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And Virginia, finishing with four free throws, silenced its doubters.
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Students don't need to feel silenced by the current situation.
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Britton's account of losing her daughter that silenced the auditorium.
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Silenced by Ronaldo's goal, the Italians started to sing again.
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Local radio stations supportive of the opposition have been silenced.
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Silenced by its roar, all I could do was laugh.
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They left behind a placard reading "Silenced" on his chair.
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Another joined to show her generation will not be silenced.
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King's words and Sen Warren's voice should not be silenced.
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Voters will not be silenced by the House of Representatives.
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He took control of the courts and silenced the press.
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The Chinese rulers may think that, finally, they silenced Liu.
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The room was silenced and the cameras started rolling again.
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The few employees who raised objections were silenced or ignored.
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Rather than Bruce's critiques being silenced, they soon grew louder.
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Egyptian prosecutors have long urged that critical outlets should be silenced.
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This gave him a sense of pride that silenced the bullies.
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There's times that I do feel I'm being silenced or shushed.
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At worst, outspoken employees were silenced through intimidation or job termination.
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I am empowered yet silenced as a queer woman of color.
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That deal, which closed last month, effectively silenced Comcast once again.
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Cortana is even being silenced during the Windows 10 setup process.
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So there were a lot of people who wanted Sonny silenced.
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"They have been silenced," McMonagle said, according to CNN affiliate WHP.
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"We're not going to be silenced," Trump said, without offering evidence.
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We will continue to fight and we will not be silenced.
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In the end, she says, she chose not to be silenced.
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"We see voices being silenced on Twitter every day," Dorsey wrote.
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Unfortunately, many churches have silenced their speech, even from the pulpit.
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Suspects exploit pre-trial delays to have witnesses killed or silenced.
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Alarms must sound when science is silenced, manipulated, or otherwise compromised.
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All too often, she wrote, women are silenced everywhere they go.
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"I like the idea that the NFL silenced us," Stewart said.
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Most of the Sandernistas were silenced if not entirely won over.
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When you are silenced, we'll try to speak out alongside you.
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They did, but were savagely silenced in Tiananmen Square in 1989.
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On the streets, the security forces silenced protests by opening fire.
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No journalist has been indicted — or silenced — for publishing Snowden's secrets.
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The CIA destroyed most of its records and silenced its critics.
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It effectively silenced Ms. McDougal for the remainder of the campaign.
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Anyone who could cause it any headaches is being brutally silenced.
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"We are relevant, and we will not be silenced any longer."
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The one man here worth listening to has been effectively silenced.
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Professors and students who protest white supremacists are targeted and silenced.
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But he has emphatically demonstrated that he will not be silenced.
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For me, being silenced was a punishment equal to the molestation.
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He explains why conservatives say they're the ones being silenced today.
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" Ms. Warren said on Twitter that Mr. McConnell had "silenced Mrs.
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Two of journalism's most radical figures are now silenced, or shunned.
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However, Australia would not be silenced, Payne said late on Tuesday.
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Rwanda's political opposition is all but eliminated, its news media silenced.
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The band faced no criminal charges and yet, they were silenced.
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We will not be silenced by wealthy alumni and the police!
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The voice of millions has been silenced with dictatorial red tape.
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We will not be silenced nor suppressed by this evil act.
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Political opponents are not just silenced, many of them are imprisoned.
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We fought too long & hard to be silenced Si Se Puede!
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The band faced no criminal charges and yet, they were silenced.
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"I have been silenced for 20 years," she told the gathering.
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For starters, nobody has been "silenced" for criticizing American immigration policy.
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It's time that women not be silenced, and not be intimidated.
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Republicans silenced Elizabeth Warren in the Senate — so she took to Facebook Republicans silenced Elizabeth Warren in the Senate — so she took to Facebook Senate Republicans cited a rarely used point of order to silence Sen.
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"I have been silenced for 20 years," she said at the convention.
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A HHS official denied to Politico that the agency had been silenced.
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The survey did not ask which views respondents felt were being silenced.
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Ironically, the loudest voice in a growing chorus was "silenced," when Sen.
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The account has also been silenced for a total of 9216 hours.
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For months, Donald Trump's rise in the Republican Party silenced conservative elites.
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Go deeper: How businesses are silenced by China, Russia and Saudi Arabia
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This enrages those who are silenced; hardly a recipe for social tranquillity.
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Our team was attacked by Google, but we will not be silenced.
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Others recalled being silenced by Google's human resources department after reporting harassment.
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Had an assassin's bullet not silenced him, King would be at work.
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To Gaut, Twitter's failure to recognize this fact has silenced marginalized voices.
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But women, too often, are silenced, booted from their industry, and blackballed.
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Because once they think they've silenced us, we are all f—ed.
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"In the past, secular coup instigators silenced the ezan," a politician observed.
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The champ's eyes are shut, in other words, and his mouth silenced.
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She was powerless when gunfire silenced 14-year-old Alyssa on Feb.
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Or is it actually because they have been silenced for so long?
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But he quickly silenced the doubters, leading the league in hitting at .
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The all-important border would be invisible, that noisy argument suddenly silenced.
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Journalists are regularly jailed, and Putin has fatally silenced other political opponents.
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Once the car alarms had been silenced, the night was strangely quiet.
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"My actions have made another woman feel silenced and dismissed," Hall wrote.
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Even if all the roosters are silenced, the dawn shall still come.
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Several weeks later, she silenced her critics by making history in Naples.
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He had eliminated or silenced nearly all potential opposition to his rule.
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Miller silenced Ortiz with a slider, then retired his final five batters.
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In a 2017 study, participants completely turned off and silenced their phones.
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Conservative voices and views, already a besieged minority, are being silenced entirely.
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Under siege, it was silenced and cut off from the outside world.
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By late 2007, this frogs' distinctive call was silenced in the wild.
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Additionally, make sure to have your phone completely silenced or turned off.
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"Mark Marek was silenced, but his legacy lives on," the site reads.
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But we will not defeat it with closed eyes, or silenced voices.
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On Sunday night, at the 2016 MTV VMAs, she silenced those doubters.
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"The Silver Tongue Is Silenced," announced one of the many, many headlines.
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"There's no campus to shut down, but we're not silenced," Macheski said.
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His blast and animated prance around the bases silenced the home crowd.
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Their tale has been silenced, misunderstood, simplified and politicized for too long.
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"I cannot be silenced by Russell Simmons after all I've been through."
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"I'm tired of getting silenced, as many conservative students are," he said.
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"A brave voice, brutally silenced," former President Mohamed Nasheed said on Twitter.
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This wasn't the first time Chen has been silenced by Chinese officials.
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It's about creating a society where propaganda reigns and dissent is silenced.
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We see it, we experience it, and we are silenced by it.
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Think of how quickly individuals who may hold unpopular beliefs are silenced.
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The "silence breakers" may themselves be silenced, at least for a time.
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So what can we do to ensure their creative voices aren't silenced?
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I'm worried we will be silenced by others who shout very loudly.
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It's too easy for her to be smeared, silenced, belittled, or disbelieved.
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Black because we're done being silenced and we're done with the silencers.
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She has been silenced for six years, while he has been giving keynotes.
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"As survivors, we're so often silenced and not paid attention to," Carlo says.
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" Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky, silenced Warren, saying: "She was warned.
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"1, 2, 3, 4, we wont' be silenced any more," the crowd chanted.
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So when I'm not wearing leopard, somehow, a part of me is silenced.
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School officials silenced the sound system after she veered off a preapproved speech.
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Moore disappeared into the prison's shadows, silenced by the impact of the blow.
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In those weeks, the authorities silenced doctors and others for raising red flags.
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Our freedom is being silenced by the serial murder of bloggers and publishers.
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However, Wright-Phillips quickly silenced the crowd of 68,077 with that impressive equalizer.
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"You've been silenced, bitch!" are Winter's last words to him before they leave.
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Your friend won't know they've been silenced and you won't be unfriending them.
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The naysayers were proven wrong; the critics were silenced; the shorts would convert!
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Granted, any actual cursing Is silenced out but the message is still there.
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"I have been silenced for 20 years," she shared in a stirring speech.
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What's more, despite the mythmaking around Murray, nobody has silenced or stymied him.
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The conservationist and author of Silent Spring will never be silenced by Prince.
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Unfortunately for victims of revenge farting who are hurting and silenced, you cannot.
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Whose voice is being silenced using tradition and the establishment as an excuse?
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She believes she was being silenced, and that the information was being suppressed.
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India wasn't supposed to be a country where journalists are silenced by bullets.
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In his failure, Ali not only lost, but more embarrassing, he was silenced.
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It's bad enough that chemicals and corporate greed silenced birds and other creatures.
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Those great early days silenced the fundamentalist movements and cast aside foreign interests.
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" Her own scream in response is silenced, implicitly blotted out by the "Mr.
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This is not to say that those with conservative opinions should be silenced.
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This unique and compelling voice for tolerance and equality should not be silenced.
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I do not want Charles Murray silenced, and he's a lovely guy interpersonally.
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That they wouldn't be silenced by their abusers, nor would they be ashamed.
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You can't be silenced as long as art is part of the movement.
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It interrogates who will be held accountable when women's voices are systemically silenced.
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I was silenced for years based on intimidation and threats to my career.
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In the din of conflict, the first voice to be silenced is theirs.
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Now those big laughs and cheers will be silenced for the foreseeable future.
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Even when women do try to speak up, they can effectively be silenced.
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But by keeping the campaign about Trump's racism, these divisions have been silenced.
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I'm walking out to give a voice to those whose voices were silenced.
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Government polls amplify that distortion, and the Kremlin has silenced independent national pollsters.
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Early criticism of his lack of experience and political naïveté was quickly silenced.
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"taylor will not be silenced," wrote one fan who earned acknowledgment from Swift.
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She gets upset sometimes because she wants to confront someone who I've silenced.
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Being able to just live in Peckham silenced that a bit for me.
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Independent voices describing the grim reality on the ground, meanwhile, have been silenced.
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Savile's victims were very effectively silenced, they were told they wouldn't be believed.
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Republicans are desperate to have any discussions about the crisis of firearms silenced.
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And though gone, the beloved instrument that she lost has not been silenced.
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Wuhan doctor Li Wenliang contracted the coronavirus after being silenced by local police.
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Historically, political opponents in Indonesia used to be silenced with accusations of treason.
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She told the theater in a statement, "I will still not be silenced."
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To report on the fate of silenced journalists is to continue their work.
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The riot that silenced Dr. Murray is not the only of its kind.
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His second life, as a silenced, immobilized symbol of peace, had begun. ♦
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Read those writers who bear witness to the silences and to the silenced.
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" As Rakowitz said, the project is "speaking to [a] more silenced Iraqi voice.
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Similarly, there's no indication that Trump's bullying of journalists has actually silenced negative coverage.
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Independent media have been silenced, with over 400 media and NGO websites completely blocked.
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The moment is appalling and freighted with symbolic weight: We're watching June be silenced.
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These voices must not be silenced by those who find them threatening or distasteful.
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" He told CNN in July, that he's being silenced because he's a "gay conservative.
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"Women have been silenced from a lot of the traditional storytelling process," says Harden.
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Fear has now silenced several of the computer scientists who first analyzed the data.
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I implore you to listen to the youth because I will not be silenced.
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Now, some in Wuhan are worried that another critical voice may have been silenced.
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Elizabeth Warren's silenced speech speech in opposition to Jeff Session's nomination as attorney general.
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He's really standing up for all Americans and making sure that conservatives aren't silenced.
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But Pdx1 is not the only gene that can be silenced in this way.
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It is our hope that we will never feel ignored or silenced ever again.
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It's also a way to express controversial, unpopular opinions without being harassed or silenced.
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She subsequently silenced her critics in a Twitter rant worthy of husband Kanye West.
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I am not comfortable with any of us being controlled, manipulated, silenced, or bullied.
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He silenced the crowd after the Blue Jays tied the game in the fifth.
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One false accusation hurts no one, but years of silenced accusations hurt us all.
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At one point, Warren effectively silenced Delaney by admonishing his dearth of policy ambition.
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People are thrown in jail, silenced, even murdered; they're prevented from accessing vital information.
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The results are devasting: a truncated conversation, with relevant voices absent, and thus silenced.
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It's more motivation, definitely more motivation," Ward says ... adding, "He needs to be silenced.
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But that's just too bad, corporate-ass America, because these brows can't be silenced.
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We are being silenced in the current paradigm and we need to change that.
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Conservatives have long complained of being "shadow-banned" or otherwise silenced on the platform.
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And although dissidents have been silenced for now, they could find their voice again.
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Several prominent bloggers with a huge following, known as "Big Vs", were soon silenced.
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We must extend protections to those who have been silenced and overlooked for decades.
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"We will never be silenced," it said on Sunday after the Dutch band's announcement.
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Mr. Modi recently threw his support behind it, which silenced some of the critics.
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Party officials who once spoke of the need for immigration reform have been silenced.
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It is not the first time that the clock has silenced its mighty bong.
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And then, with the gold medal finally around her neck, she silenced her critics.
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Actual women are silenced while you arrogate to yourself the overweening role of ventriloquist.
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Beijing also silenced a doctor who attempted to blow the whistle on the virus.
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It would allow him to mute whatever opposition voices have not already been silenced.
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This is a cause célèbre for conservatives, who argue their voices have been silenced.
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In that moment, I was silenced by my own thought — of course they would.
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The deal effectively silenced the model, Karen McDougal, for the remainder of the campaign.
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As a Jew, we've had our voices silenced over and over again through time.
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Authorities also censored information and silenced the whistleblowers who tried to sound the alarm.
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But there is no viable opposition in Rwanda, and dissenting views are frequently silenced.
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The notion that certain views should be silenced is popular on the left, too.
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The sentence meant Li would be "silenced for another four years", Poon told Reuters.
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Skeptics have been silenced by his far-reaching reforms, including allowing women to drive.
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However, they have been long silenced by the powerful forces that drive climate change.
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In 23, with his rivals cowed or silenced, Hun Sen held another general election.
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They have silenced social media accounts even if they are not located in China.
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" Some Sanders people covered their mouths with blue tape, on which they'd written " SILENCED .
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As it turns out, Zsofi is not the only choir member Erika has silenced.
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Its companies are geared toward unfussed people who keep their phones silenced and close.
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The U.N.C. Black Congress said on Twitter that the move effectively silenced student activists.
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Women who had previously been silenced shared their stories of sexual harassment and assault.
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Tyson will not be bullied and she will not be silenced by such threats.
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On his Monday evening show, he said: Those who won't shut up get silenced.
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Ears deaf to the screams: nose pinched, Fingers severed, another brilliant mind silenced forever.
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By making all tweets equally unreadable, no would could say they were being unfairly silenced.
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Manigault Newman responded that she "will not be silenced" or "intimidated" by the legal action.
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The noise of discourse and unsolicited comments on my every move and outrage were silenced.
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Navarro went absolutely ballistic, screaming "pussy" and making it clear she would not be silenced.
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"I knew the risk I was taking but never expected to be silenced," she wrote.
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I will not be silenced from praying with migrants or giving them a Christian marriage.
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The past year has seen Indian women speaking their truth, but all too often silenced.
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He was scolded and silenced by police and has since succumbed to the disease himself.
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The Grammys did what no one else ever has: Silenced Metallica lead singer James Hetfield.
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If you're in media and you step away from your job, your voice is silenced.
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Activists who call for pluralism are regularly jailed and criticism of China's authoritarian system silenced.
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And we can't be sure the researchers confirmed all of the phones were actually silenced.
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It's a vexed position from which to tell a story — gendered, racialized, and historically silenced.
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The women of the United States Senate will not be silenced when seeking the truth.
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Five years after the region's authoritarians silenced it, the Arab street is regaining its voice.
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The White House wants to know if you've been 'censored or silenced' by social media
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In no way would I ever intimate that I would want them to be silenced.
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Wu had a choice to make: speak up for what was right or be silenced.
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If 2017 has taught us one thing, it's that women will no longer be silenced.
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McGowan said after years of feeling silenced, she is relieved to finally speak her truth.
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Here's a quick recap of some of the musical talent that's been silenced this year.
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But the list also serves as a reminder that Weinstein's victims are done being silenced.
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Here's what Jack said on Twitter: We see voices being silenced on Twitter every day.
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We're prepared and willing to protest in the streets because we're tired of being silenced.
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Partly this is because he has silenced or removed some of the more disruptive ministers.
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Instead of being able to quote the important document, she was silenced by Mitch McConnell.
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Science is being silenced, in a truly unprecedented way — and we're all paying the cost.
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That's actually what we've gotten because we, the people, have allowed ourselves to be silenced.
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And if citizens are silenced, then the media and politicians are the only ones left.
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Opposition from political parties and activists has largely been silenced since a coup in 2014.
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"If safety information is silenced because, it's criminalized, that puts people at risk," she said.
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And just as in Paris, there's also a second target that needs to be silenced.
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She has given a voice to the silenced and the reviled, advocating for their survival.
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She said she could never have silenced herself, given how and where she grew up.
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Every appointee will be somebody that is corrupt or can be corrupted, can be silenced.
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Kids accidentally muted one another, and the rec leader was even silenced at one point.
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We have untapped resources, and they're a good portion of the population that we silenced.
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They are refusing to be silenced or to allow their peers to die in vain.
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And those who have been silenced may have more impetus to speak than ever before.
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History teaches us that witches are dangerous and must be brought down, punished and silenced.
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"It's an opportunity to engage folks who have been actively sidelined or silenced," Velasquez said.
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In recent years, at least three other anti-establishment activists have been silenced by bullets.
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Once the criminal case was closed, Mr. Weinstein silenced Ms. Battilana with a substantial payment.
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" When Bercow left his chair, a sign was left in his placed that read: "Silenced.
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But when those voters are systematically silenced by the lawmakers themselves, they have no recourse.
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On today's show, we discuss why conservative speakers on college campuses say they're being silenced.
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Read more:Deshaun Watson silenced a Chiefs player&aposs trash-talk by asking, &aposWho&aposs that?
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Few campus happenings are more irritating to the public than news of a silenced speaker.
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In Mr. Mayer's absence from the Top 40, guitars have been further silenced by electronics.
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The final edit, which Trouillot called history, emerges from the narrative that is not silenced.
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The party responded to Trump in a tweet, pledging not to be silenced or repressed.
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Josh: I think Giuliani will be more or less silenced within a matter of days.
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In the past, mandated arbitration has silenced women from speaking out about their experiences of harassment.
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While it didn't advocate actually killing me, I was marked as a person to be silenced.
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With his political opponents silenced, Hun Sen then turned his attention to the country's independent media.
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Attempts at "better" moderation have repeatedly silenced the vulnerable while tacitly endorsing the most adept manipulators.
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According to Jansen, it's generally a sign of abuse when BDSM participants are isolated and silenced.
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Two others will be silenced, at least until it all starts again before the Super Bowl.
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She wants the peanut gallery silenced while she figures out what to do with her man.
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But the photographs of a modest but extremely talented German insurance claims adjuster silenced us all.
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This Is How We Change That This Is Truly Our Moment & We Will Not Be Silenced
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Franklyn Williams was shackled and silenced by a judge who refused to listen to his pleas.
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Our dead may be buried, but they are not silenced, says the movement as a whole.
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It was as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror, and were suddenly silenced.
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And, in solidarity with the silenced McGowan, women will be boycotting Twitter on Friday, October 13.
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Players in violation will be silenced, suspended, or even banned from the game as a result.
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With his death, millions of fan theorizers suddenly cried out in frustration, and were suddenly silenced.
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"You're again talking about a whole class of persons whose speech has been silenced," he said.
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He has magically silenced a law-and-order party as he hectors Justice and the FBI.
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The RedHawks were silenced the rest of the half while the Bulls made four free throws.
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All around her, she saw her fellow artists being silenced, exiled, driven to depression or suicide.
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In literature, women have been ingeniously silenced: In Ovid's "Metamorphoses," they're turned into birds and trees.
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But a former employee, Christopher Tarui, said the culture silenced employees who did not fit in.
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This will not happen if large segments of the population feel that they have been silenced.
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"They've silenced her in a very public way to function as a deterrent," Ms. Zakaria said.
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Critics of Israel have long understood that speaking too loudly would get them silenced and shunned.
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" Harris-Perry wrote in an email to colleagues last week that her show was being "silenced.
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Despite all of this, the transgender movement should not be silenced; instead it should be engaged.
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His death dramatically silenced a career on the rise, but instantly turned Dean into a legend.
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The car accident nearly silenced Pindell; "Free, White and 21" epitomizes her determination to speak out.
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Everyone has recognized that the one who uncovers wrongdoing is the one who then gets silenced.
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These dissenters were quickly silenced by a wave of shushes which easily overpowered the overeager fans.
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There's the sounds of exciting, groundbreaking voices that will be silenced if we don't pay attention.
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Even though I silenced my phone, I felt phantom vibrations coaxing me to check for messages.
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He repeatedly referred to himself as a "free thinker," someone who can't be silenced by convention.
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The museum blames misunderstanding, but zine artists say tribal perspectives on oil and gas were silenced.
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Why buy a smartphone when its bells and whistles are effectively silenced by hills and forests?
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The dialogue was abruptly silenced at that point in the censored film, and no subtitles appeared.
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Even so, many people, in China and elsewhere, remain concerned that the movement will be silenced.
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One of his victims commits suicide after reporting his behavior but being silenced by network executives.
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We — those with power and those who are silenced — live and die with its murderous potential.
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As soon as Game 6 started, the thousands waving yellow towels at Miller Park were silenced.
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The clock had been silenced in August for repair, and only this week began tolling again.
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For so long, stories of sexual misconduct were silenced, sealed up in binding arbitration, and ignored.
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Venezuela has also silenced many of Caribbean countries with its provision of petroleum at discounted prices.
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I've sampled the cinema, sipped the cocktails and silenced my cellphone at all five movie houses.
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Both see the other side not as opponents, but as evil that can justifiably be silenced.
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That quarter ended with a Sabally 3-pointer, and with Gampel's normally noisy crowd virtually silenced.
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During the short ceremony, the restaurant's sound system, which had been blasting Fetty Wap, was silenced.
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He died Thursday, still silenced and under guard at a government hospital, his writings still banned.
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Though she may think she is the Cersei of our home, I will not be silenced!
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When they did, their careers were derailed and they were silenced through settlements and nondisclosure agreements.
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On the left, aggressive protesters have silenced speeches by conservative thinkers, using intolerance to demand tolerance.
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I want it back for me, and for all those silenced by forced arbitration and NDAs.
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Nonetheless, his critics say they are troubled that an independent voice on science has been silenced.
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"With George Bush, I had absolutely no fear that I would ever be silenced," she said.
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But during the alleged coup it did far more than that—in effect it silenced everyone.
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Research shouldn't be politicized and scientific findings shouldn't be silenced to serve a president's partisan agenda.
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Many people responded angrily and viscerally to the way Warren was silenced but Merkley was not.
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Ellen DeGeneres had silenced the whispers, declaring "Yep, I'm Gay" on the cover of Time magazine.
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Many words could be used to describe Harris, but "silenced" is not plausibly one of them.
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In the past, mandated arbitration has effectively silenced women speaking out about their experiences of sexual harassment.
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What are you guys going to do about this both sides-ism, "conservatives are being silenced" notion?
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ISPs will also have the power to decide which voices are heard and which will be silenced.
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In the almost two decades he has been President, Putin has silenced critics and journalists at home.
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"Her music gives us life, her voice sings out for so many who are silenced," Wrabel said.
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"We also make a solemn promise to give voice to those who were silenced," her statement reads.
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The women told Politico they felt tokenized by senior leadership on the campaign and were often silenced.
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But things have shifted, if temporarily: When we speak now, we're often being heard, instead of silenced.
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Six minutes later, the Madrid crowd was once more silenced by another misunderstanding between Madrid's central defenders.
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Before the settlement agreement silenced him, von Bulow described the case as a disaster for all concerned.
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After tweet after tweet called me names and insulted my intelligence, they must've thought they'd silenced me.
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In this way, her poetics of haunting encourage viewers to fearlessly consider their own family's silenced histories.
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Historically our nation has not been inclusive and has silenced the voices of many of its citizens.
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He pulled the CD player remote from his pocket, silenced the music, and tossed the remote aside.
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Instead of seeing a woman who was struggling, they saw a problem that needed to be silenced.
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Jones pushed the senator to address concerns that conservative and far-right voices are being silenced online.
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The voices of those long silenced, and the memories of their families, may now be heard again.
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Beyond the research woes, for Paul, it's about sending a message that science will not be silenced.
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While the voices of the victims have been silenced forever, we the survivors have voices that matter.
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"Today one of the last opposition newspapers was simply silenced," the civil rights groups said on Facebook.
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Women like Rossetter have spent too much time being silenced, and it's their turn to talk now.
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The party is divided not because the delegates wanted to be heard, but because Preibus silenced them.
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Hannity targeted MSNBC's Chris Matthews as a top Trump critic who had been silenced by Comey's testimony.
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But they're silenced or scolded if they try, because other people's entertainment takes precedence over their pain.
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At the National Wildlife Federation, we noticed our members voices were being silenced, so we spoke up.
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He believes tech companies have become increasingly dogmatic—conservative voices are not just underrepresented, but actively silenced.
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"Having forced arbitration means you're silenced about it and can't take your employer to court," Robasciotti said.
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During the hearing on Wednesday, he interrupted and silenced one government witness who disagreed with his logic.
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We led the battle and refused to be silenced, and now we need to step up again.
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For more on how tech could fight abuse, check out our feature article Silenced by 'free speech.'
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And to tell that story, it pulls from a long tradition of silenced women in fairy tales.
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I feel oppressed and silenced every day, which has resulted in me feeling angry, depressed and unmotivated.
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Or perhaps you're going to pick off bad guys from the shadows with the newly silenced pistol?
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" View the full text of Dorsey's tweets below: "We see voices being silenced on Twitter every day.
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We must demand a real investigation into the plea deal that silenced the survivors the first time.
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Another factor: Subway emergency exit gates used to have loud sirens, but they were silenced in 103.
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Google has several biases and honest discussion about these biases is being silenced by the dominant ideology.
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But the owner silenced the D.J., and Mr. Levit played the final movement of Beethoven's "Hammerklavier" Sonata.
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He silenced a cousin, whom he had cheated, with a bogus threat of a mob contract killing.
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Then Mr. Cuomo silenced them with his promise of serving four years unless God and death intervened.
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The report concludes that Facebook's efforts to counter misinformation have silenced some conservative voices on the platform.
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Rather than contain herself, she used her rage for the countless women silenced by sexism and racism.
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Her rage was for the countless women silenced by sexist discrimination, not a simple pleading for herself.
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But in the real world — or at least on Twitter — basketball fans are not so easily silenced.
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"No, shush," he silenced the crowd at several points when audience members audibly protested, feigning exhausted scorn.
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A peasant girl, she silenced a horde of ransacking mercenaries with a raised glass and defiant toast.
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"I WILL NOT BE SILENCED!!!!!!!!!!" she posted on Instagram, along with the hashtags #trumpcult #trumpbribery and #corruption.
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He attributed the deaths to botched drug deals, turf wars between drug syndicates, or informants being silenced.
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Under Xi Jinping, the authoritarian Communist Party leader, China has silenced rights lawyers and human rights activists.
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Now any numbers that aren't in your contact list will be silenced and sent right to voicemail.
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His accusers refuse to be silenced • More than 200 of Nassar's victims will have addressed the courts.
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Yet here was Mauricio Rodas using the same means by which Correa attacked and silenced his critics.
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Owners are making a big mistake if they believe that players can be silenced by financial means.
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With Stone silenced, some of his supporters picked up the torch and pushed the limits even further.
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Famous singers, belly dancers and even puppets have been jailed or silenced for saying the wrong thing.
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The practice, known as "catch and kill," effectively silenced Ms. McDougal for the remainder of the campaign.
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The company effectively silenced her claims by buying the rights to her story and not publishing it.
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So many people were making fun of the ruling class that they couldn't be silenced or punished.
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Women who have come forward to say that he punched and choked and smothered and silenced them.
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Once vocal rights groups have also been silenced and media critical of the ruling party have been repressed.
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While it silenced the Dodger Stadium crowd, Astros fans erupted at a watch party in Minute Maid Park.
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Refusing to be silenced by President Trump, some of America's national parks have been tweeting about climate change.
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You have the microphone, and being handed that after so many times of being silenced is a relief.
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They're the ultimate nightmare, particularly for women: to be hunted, persecuted, sliced open, and silenced — unable to scream.
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It acknowledges the countless ways in which black women and girls are silenced and taught to silence themselves.
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Intellectuals, businesspeople, celebrities, civil society organizations (CSOs), media organizations and journalists are being silenced via threats and blackmail.
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"My high school era was 50 years ago and [victims] still feel like they've been silenced," she says.
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Black transgender women were our conscience Thursday night, reminding us they are here and will not be silenced.
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When members of her party started celebrating the outcome, Pelosi glared and fiercely silenced them with her gavel.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — Rarely are poets silenced when nations imprison them for speaking out.
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The Buckeyes shot 26 percent and struggled to pull away until Mitchell's 26 fourth-quarter points silenced Illinois.
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"We unequivocally recognize and support survivors of abuse who are often silenced in our communities," the scholars wrote.
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TEN years ago, Arnold Schwarzenegger made a speech at the California Republican Party's convention that silenced the crowd.
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I believe they could have brought about change, but they were too often dismissed and their voices silenced.
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"I ran my mouth like nobody else and now God has silenced me," he told his friend Shakir.
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It's actually sickening, since we know he's talking about a voice that once cried out and was silenced.
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And given the size of this squad, and this great nation, we cannot — we will not — be silenced.
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"We're not going to be silenced," Trump said, complaining about fluctuations in the number of his Twitter followers.
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Kershaw masterful as Dodgers breeze past Giants SAN FRANCISCO — Clayton Kershaw silenced the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday.
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Muslims in general, and queer and trans Muslims specifically, are often judged, silenced, and vilified in the media.
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Which hopefully is starting to happen more from people who historically are just silent or have been silenced.
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Now, when Aisha's phone buzzed with calls from other boys, she usually silenced the phone with a smile.
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It is far more likely that moderates will be silenced, and more extreme anti-American voices will prevail.
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He silenced a Detroit attack that highlighted a 9-6 win in the opening game of the series.
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Claudio Fava: The number of journalists being targeted, and in many cases silenced, by criminal organizations keeps growing.
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"To fight government censorship, we put silenced words on the map again," it stated in an online video.
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The wondrously subdued sounds silenced many, who listened closely even as street bustle and chirping birds blended in.
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This move, often referred to as the "nuclear option," effectively silenced half of the Senate during confirmation votes.
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Because of you, your courage and your refusal to be silenced, the R.C.M.P. will never be the same.
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Suffering for your art is one thing; to be completely silenced and expected to leave quietly is unacceptable.
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In a profession that's been repeatedly silenced by society, social media radically displays sex work to the public.
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"My actions have made another woman feel silenced and dismissed," Hall wrote, referring to statements from Dylan Farrow.
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They have also been ostracized, ridiculed and forced into unfulfilling unions that, in some cases, eventually silenced them.
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Protests to increase wages have been silenced by the government, with thousands of workers arrested in recent months.
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Scrooge is a loner by both choice and circumstance, and the film is about his suppressed, silenced desires.
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It is disturbing to know that the voices of many women, for myriad reasons, continue to be silenced.
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Big ups to those participating in #WomenBoycottTwitter but the foundation of my feminism is about NOT being silenced.
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The purpose of protecting all speech ensures that when you have an unpopular opinion, you are not silenced.
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The noise-canceling mic keeps distractions silenced and the mute switch and multiple connection options allow for flexibility.
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The strong performance by Kanter brought back the crowd's energy after it was initially silenced following Porzingis's injury.
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Today as well, I truly believe that women will not be silenced, and they were not last night.
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Back in London in the gallery, fire alarm safely silenced, we meandered through the rest of the exhibition.
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Most activists can't control how they're remembered; someone else ultimately writes their legacies once they're silenced or dead.
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Despite the Chinese government's best efforts to suppress it, the country's fledgling #MeToo movement refuses to be silenced.
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I want to create a choir of voices of females who have been unheard, who have been silenced.
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In an interview, he described the widespread persecution that has silenced independent voices under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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The barrage of artillery was too dangerous to drive through until airstrikes silenced the enemy's howitzers and tanks.
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Bourdain often spoke and wrote for those who had no voice and against those whose voices silenced others.
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Andrew Selee, the president of the Migration Policy Institute, said the organization regretted that Mr. McAleenan was silenced.
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But our philosophy is that nobody is voiceless, they're just voices that are more systematically silenced than others.
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But then reporting on Harvey Weinstein and others showed how the agreements often silenced victims and enabled abusers.
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Since the ban went into effect, Columbia played three games with its band sitting silenced in the stands.
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In those weeks, the authorities silenced doctors and others for raising red flags and played down the danger.
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She went after a colleague so forcefully that she was silenced by Mitch McConnell on the Senate floor.
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Now, after 22019 years of rollbacks on union and labor rights, workers have been silenced at their jobs.
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As pro-government activists sow violence in the streets, voices of dissent are silenced by arrest and assault.
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Globalization silenced the historic looms of Calais; blue-collar voters there represent the forces powering the far right.
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"Tesla's spectacular performance has silenced its critics, and the results have been fabulous for the shareholders," Cramer said.
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Time and again, the government has silenced those it disagrees with by using citizens' private information against them.
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I march for Muslims, and Queer folks, for folks who can't physically march, for folks who feel silenced.
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They drowned out freedom of speech, silenced those with whom they disagree, and attacked the defenders of democracy.
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There must be a way to express oneself while also ensuring that others aren't silenced, oppressed, and forgotten.
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Napoli's unexpected lead briefly silenced the stadium, except for the upper section, which was filled with Italian fans.
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THE STONE The immigrants, women and slaves who were silenced in Athenian democracy were given life on stage.
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Here, it is normal to be fearful and silenced, even though we know that we are a majority.
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One of the biggest roadblocks was that all of these women who had these settlements had been silenced.
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The argument goes something like this: Because a president might one day, over the next three or four years, change his mind and invoke executive privilege, I am permanently silenced by that looming privilege invocation in the future, so that I have to be permanently silenced, no matter who's asking.
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Anyone who dared in the past to publicly commemorate or even mention the events of summer 1989 was silenced.
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Ajster saw it as a move to discredit a critic and doubled down, refusing to be intimidated or silenced.
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As they escort her out, she sings about not being silenced anymore and imagines breaking free from the guards.
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We will power on with positivity so that other voices who are silenced can finally embrace their inner truths.
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Silenced from the land of celebrities that she puts on a Zara jacket and they absolutely lose their mind.
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On Wednesday, the White House launched a portal for people to submit testimony about being "silenced" or "censored" online.
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Indeed, Lyft's growth since last summer has silenced critics who insisted the market had room for only one player.
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He died in his garage after an afternoon outing with his family, shot four times with a silenced pistol.
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But at least the people being oppressed weren't being silenced in the forum meant to give them a voice.
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We are providing a voice to those who have been ignored by our media, and silenced by special interests.
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"We will not allow people of faith to be targeted, bullied or silenced anymore," Trump said at the time.
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" She continued: "By then, you'll be silenced into submission and it will take you decades to find your voice.
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Bogdanovic scored six points during that stretch as the Pacers silenced an early third-quarter spurt by the Timberwolves.
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And so if millions of people are being silenced anywhere, it's certainly not the MAGA trolls and the Resistance.
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Mohamed Koloub, the silenced MP, said he was not offended and Sisi had listened to his question off air.
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The little canary&aposs chirps were probably silenced just as the fire&aposs chocking smoke engulfed its tiny cage.
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We realize that we will not be silenced by the ways of the establishment or relics of the past.
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Reaching for my phone, I brace myself for the several dozens of notifications and reminders silenced during my slumber.
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The Hillary I've known for 24 years is someone who has always listened to those who have been silenced.
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However, with the issue of abortion being increasingly dictated by rhetoric, not medical fact, health providers are being silenced.
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But their stories often aren't heard, with immigrant histories silenced due to shame and stigma — especially around undocumented immigration.
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"The next generation of creators may be silenced if the economics don't justify a career in the music industry."
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It gave a voice to those who, in every other avenue of their lives, felt physically and figuratively silenced.
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But in our research, we have found these patterns are typical: Women are silenced when they are the minority.
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Hollywood's twisted norms are being ripped apart, from habitually silenced sexual misconduct to blatant whitewashing and irresponsible racial representation.
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Activists who worked to help earthquake victims were jailed and complaints about the quality of building materials were silenced.
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When Parkinson's disease mostly silenced him in public, Bush flashed his sense of humor by sporting colorful striped socks.
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The IRS's targeting inspired fear and silenced entire groups across the country, as they disbanded and discontinued their work.
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But the fact remains that there is much less evidence that Hillary silenced Broaddrick than that Bill raped Broaddrick.
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An image of Obama embracing the parents of a boy killed in the Sandy Hook shooting silenced the room.
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McDougal was silenced by Trump's friend, David Pecker, who bought her story for National Enquirer and then spiked it.
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Kelly's music is a part of American and African-American culture that should never -- and will never -- be silenced.
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A lack of investment in public housing has silenced the "voice of justice" President Johnson promised 85033 years ago.
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Angry voices do exist and need to be heard (not just silenced and hidden) if we're going to heal.
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The payment effectively silenced her, ensuring that her claims of an affair with Trump would not be made public.
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Whether it is a photographer in Iran or a blogger in Bangladesh, artists are being silenced for their stories.
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Mitchell wasn't publicly silenced, however, and he continued to make speeches around the country in defense of his concerns.
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It made me so angry to have my daughter silenced that I determined I would speak for her instead.
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Those provisions, combined with the state's libertarian bent on social issues, have largely silenced the issue in state politics.
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Where they are quietly silenced and begin to self-censor…That's what I want to look at in work.
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The cover of the new EP shows what is presumably a statue, gagged and silenced, strangulated under plastic foil.
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A primal scream emerges from my mouth, one that's immediately silenced by the piercing noise of a bullet offscreen.
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We are shocked but we will not be silenced: We have to stand up to antisemitism always and everywhere.
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But when his bank lost $6 billion on derivatives trades in 2012, he was effectively silenced for a while.
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Kelly's music is a part of American and African-American culture that should never — and will never — be silenced.
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" He added, "our spirit will not be broken, our hope will not waver, our music will not be silenced.
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Articles there are heavily censored, and many accounts with large followings have been temporarily silenced or even permanently suspended.
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They're saying that they don't regret the decision, and that they're tired of being silenced and shamed for it.
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She had the excellent sense not to bristle but to beam, and she vowed that she wouldn't be silenced.
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The result, of course, is the opposite — the silenced dissenter emerges as the righteous accuser, the tyrant as crook.
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The voices of fear and self-loathing were silenced by the screech of the subway and roar of traffic.
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Many easterners feel that their history — outside the evils of Stasi crimes and Soviet tanks — is silenced, he said.
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It's hardly an exaggeration to say that almost all of these people have been silenced in the public sphere.
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"Critical voices have been silenced," said Hong Zhenkuai, an independent historian who has challenged the denials of catastrophic famine.
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These fans don't ask about the women who've been sidelined or silenced or who have abandoned their chosen fields.
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Rowdy Ronda After a spectacular debut at WrestleMania, Ronda Rousey silenced (at least for now) whispers about her future.
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Many in Pakistan see Yousafzai as a hero, but others still think she's an agitator who should be silenced.
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Today he supports, albeit waveringly, the opposite: Those who willingly lie and misinform at great scale should be silenced.
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Memorable moments: Nick Diaz, one of the biggest trash-talkers in combat sports, got silenced by Georges St-Pierre.
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"It isn't fair for his victims that they be silenced because he's no longer here," Eirvin Hixon told CNN.
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Many respectable Brexiteers feel silenced and aggrieved, but you barely hear or see them for the bells and flags.
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On the sidelines, the women who had scraped together the courage to tell their stories sat stunned, silenced, dismissed.
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Journalists and civil-rights advocates identified several eyewitnesses to the murder, both black and white, but intimidation silenced many.
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"The systematic exploitation of young girls and women who often are poor, vulnerable, ignored and silenced," wrote Roxanne Jones.
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That cut the Patriots' lead to 14-183 and silenced a crowd that had reason to expect a blowout.
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Even if it would be allowed, no one will even discuss the possibilities because the entire topic is silenced.
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What other women in our industry and in other industries have been silenced and shut out in that way?
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If there were any doubts about Cardi B's ascension to superstardom, the Bronx rapper silenced them over the weekend.
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This without fear of being silenced, arrested or incarcerated — unlike most of the Middle East and, yes, the world.
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All that remain in these rusty ruins are the faint hum of our memories, silenced by the machines' drive.
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Her voice was silenced by whoever killed her — and, given the fact that Lifetime's movie is titled Who Killed JonBenet?
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But today, Gigi silenced that speculation when she announced on Instagram that she would return to the runway another time.
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There are several different noisemakers and instruments, including cowbells, but they&aposre all silenced when the Colombian national anthem starts.
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Elizabeth Warren drew national headlines after she was silenced during a Senate debate about confirming Jeff Sessions as attorney general.
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In addition to shutting down the main opposition party, a crackdown on the media has silenced almost all critical voices.
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After McConnell and the GOP silenced her on the Senate floor, Warren took to Facebook Live to read King's letter.
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"I wanted the video to be raw and pure, focused on the emotions that spur from being silenced," she said.
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Those who are menstruating are not in power on a global level, and we are silenced from talking about it.
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The doctor who tried to warn the world about coronavirus in December and was silenced by Chinese authorities has died.
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Shihabi said that Prince Mohammed possibly silenced many different groups with extreme demands, perhaps to the benefit of ordinary people.
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She's the victor who constantly casts herself as the victim, the one with the megaphone who thinks she's being silenced.
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Todd pointed out that Stone hasn't exactly been silenced, seeing as how their conversation was taking place on national television.
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She used her time on the stage to celebrate diversity and champion the free press from being destroyed or silenced.
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After Clinton officially secured the Democratic nomination on Tuesday in Philadelphia, the "Bernie or bust" contingent had largely been silenced.
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Social conservatives often use terms like "graceful" and "classy" to describe women like Melania, but don't be mistaken: She's silenced.
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After being silenced by my stroke for so long, writing became my catharsis — my way of connecting with the world.
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Richter's embroidered jacket remains unusual, but she wasn't alone in turning to fabric to articulate what had been silenced elsewhere.
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The death of the doctor whose warnings about the coronavirus were silenced has become a potent symbol of Beijing's failures.
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Travis, silenced by a stroke five years ago, beamed as Bryan leaned over to greet the 903-year-old legend.
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While the mice were exploring the cocaine-paired environment, the researchers switched on the light, which silenced the tagged neurons.
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"I NEVER ghosted Caelynn, I NEVER called her a mistake and I absolutely NEVER EVER EVER silenced Caelynn," he insisted.
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I'm speaking out for all the other women who have been silenced, to let them know it's not their fault.
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For 11 minutes Thursday, a lowly employee on the Twitter customer support team silenced the president of the United States.
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In other words, they'll be able to decide which companies succeed online, which voices are heard — and which are silenced.
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Kocian said she felt that she and her teammates were silenced at the Karolyi Ranch by a culture of fear.
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For a number of reasons, trans masculine people have been much more invisible and much more silenced in their histories.
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That sound you're hearing is a multitude of professionals crying out and then being silenced... because Slack is down. pic.twitter.
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Victims have been silenced and my artwork is to help start a dialogue and voice for those who were censored.
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Mulvaney has completely silenced the voice of consumer advocates at an agency that is supposed to be about consumer protection.
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They were silent screen actors of color, so perhaps doubly silenced, by the genre and by the socio-political context.
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Those gains silenced the cries of "Where are the jobs?" that helped Republicans recapture the House of Representatives in 2010.
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This alert will ring no matter what time of day it is, and sometimes even if your phone is silenced.
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Mari forced the American public to reckon with the reality faced by a vast yet silenced segment of the country.
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Farrow mentions Bill Cosby, whose initial accusers were silenced by him and the media who chose to ignore the allegations.
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Vietnam stands as an example of the difficult future that may await them all if ever the guns are silenced.
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How was she going to gain attention in a society where older women are neglected, silenced and often cast off?
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The White House silenced experts like Dr. Nancy Messonnier at the C.D.C. and improperly classified deliberations on the disease response.
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Here's the truest conundrum of the social media age: Those who complain loudest about being silenced never ever shut up.
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For those who have long been silenced — and often remain so — being able to tell those stories is clearly monumental.
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I understand the idea behind #WomenBoycottTwitter but I don't personally agree that silence is the right protest to being silenced.
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Washington, he said, had now silenced the most moderate voices within Iran's government and those most likely to advocate talks.
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Sometimes, journalists were silenced, forbidden to write for months as punishment for writing articles that ran afoul of the censors.
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Rizaeva, now living in Kiev with her 17-year-old son, refuses to be crushed and silenced by her experience.
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The issue has become a cause célèbre among conservatives, who argue that their voices are being silenced on liberal campuses.
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They do, however, see their mission as communicating the concerns of groups that may feel silenced, like minorities and migrants.
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Political observers got a great example of this sort of thing recently when Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell silenced Sen.
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I didn't notice, at the time, how I was being mistreated, but I felt very silenced and hidden from view.
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"We have stuff to say, and we won't be silenced after a matter of days, or even weeks," she said.
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The harsh conditions have silenced the Opportunity Rover, which is facing the most serious struggle of its 14-year mission.
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L.G.B.T. rights groups have been silenced after trying to raise the issue of discrimination with Mr. Moon at public forums.
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Bigotry that had been silenced by diminishing social acceptance has found a warmer climate in the Britain of recent years.
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The substance of Murray's work was immaterial—what really mattered is that he was being silenced for pursuing "scientific" inquiry.
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Katie Hill will not be silenced, despite a year of scandal and controversy that ultimately chased her out of Congress.
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Victims were silenced, intimidated, repeatedly told it was medical treatment and even forced to go back for continued sexual assault.
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It's a disturbing trend when journalists and others who are trying to make the country better are silenced through detention.
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And I thought about myself, a censored author in Cuba, a 21st-century woman whose voice has long been silenced.
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One version held by Mr. Putin's critics claimed he was silenced before he could cooperate with federal authorities investigating corruption.
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Will the new Multicultural Majority remember what it was like to live in a country where our voices were silenced?
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His last days, spent silenced and under guard, reflect how human rights issues have receded in Western diplomacy with China.
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Marginalized employees felt silenced by the cutthroat environment and executives like Korey who used mistakes as an excuse to nitpick.
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They've been held hostage by oppressive community systems and silenced in the interest of institutional concerns for far too long.
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US officials think it's possible the crown prince wanted Khashoggi silenced, but miscalculated the global impact his disappearance would have.
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Now, the music and singing that has been such a huge part of the protest movement cannot be silenced either.
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We might have spoken, but the unreality of that strange beauty, the inarticulacy of this or any miracle, silenced us.
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US officials think it's possible the Crown Prince wanted Khashoggi silenced, but miscalculated the global impact his disappearance would have.
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"We know you are trying to drown this out and silence everyone, but we will not be silenced," he said.
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The day's stories of heartbreak and trauma had begun to blur together, but one had silenced the small exam room.
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Daphne Caruana Galizia, journalist, blogger and crusader against corruption and cronyism on the island of Malta, had finally been silenced.
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This extraordinary object gave me the idea of an empty pulpit to symbolize Martin Luther King Jr.'s silenced voice.
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And an American-based consultancy company helped the government identify and target dissidents on Twitter who were later punished and silenced.
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Almost as soon as McConnell silenced Warren, his own words were used against him as a battle cry for Warren online.
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"After all, monosexual queer people can be biphobic too, which means that we're also silenced within the queer community," she adds.
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"It's not like people are silenced, but I think they know there's a big pool of money out there," he says.
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They will remember nights like last night, when a female senator was silenced for reading the words of a female icon.
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"We are providing a voice to those who have been ignored by our media, and silenced by special interests," Trump said.
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It's for the women who will not be silenced, who are changing the landscape of our country and world without fear.
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Netiwit has emerged as a rare critic of the military junta, which has silenced most dissent since seizing power in 2014.
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"We've sought to be heard for a long while, but they silenced our voices and image with jail," Romeva told Reuters.
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So, about half an hour before the episode came on, I silenced my phone and put it in my laundry basket.
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O'Neal suggested that he and others would not be silenced by threats of financial repercussions, especially on their social media accounts.
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But I refuse to be scared and silenced by him, and if he's reading this, I'd like him to know that.
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Some believe she was silenced after tweeting and speaking out against Harvey Weinstein's sexual abuse, including one about Ben Affleck's complicity.
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As night fell on Sunday, so did the veil on the Internet, and underneath lay the silenced remains of Thursday's anguish.
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In keeping with the theme tonight, I,Tonya seeks to tell the story of a woman who was silenced by history.
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The same culture and organization that groomed young gymnasts for success is also one that silenced survivors and enabled an abuser.
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One of the most powerful things a story can do is to amplify the voices of people who have been silenced.
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"There is a huge risk of women's voices being silenced as they censor themselves online, fearing for their safety," warns Ganesh.
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"My friend, Rose McGowan, had been very hurt and silenced for a long time and she was fighting back," answered Milano.
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But while AAC provided Moira with "voice" to some extent, on multiple occasions she also encountered social institutions that silenced her.
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Many of the journalists who had been critical of Putin have left the country or have been silenced in various ways.
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I'm fond of buying an advanced, silenced pistol and going in with plenty of recycler charges, because lord, Mooncrash ain't easy.
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Google's progressive biases, Damore argued, alienated conservatives and effectively silenced voices that weren't aligned with a specific brand of social justice.
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Instead, Walters said Del Toral was silenced, told not to talk about Flint and not to talk to people in Flint.
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THINX seeks to break barriers for the marginalized and uplift the silenced, and clearly, we still have a ways to go.
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She says people like Mayer and Rachel have no good options: They're ostracized if they leave, and silenced if they stay.
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Voices are being silenced and bodies criminalized over access to water and rights of the sovereign nation to protect their lands.
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The 31-year-old silenced critics earlier in the day when she reposted the photo, addressing the issue in her caption.
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Three years later, the 24-year-old from Northern California is in the Super Bowl and his critics have been silenced.
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Recovering silenced accounts of the past has the potential to challenge dominant narratives and become a tool for advocates for change.
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While a white person was being praised for trying to combat racism, Indigenous people were being silenced for the same reason.
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And he was right: Exterminating the disbelievers and removing the rebel sympathizers effectively silenced discontent, rewriting history in one fell swoop.
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The findings of this story revealed a public health crisis as families were silenced into living in unbearable and unsafe conditions.
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It is pro-Israel students who are silenced out of fear of being denied recommendations, graded down, or shunned by peers.
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Witnesses say a man, later identified as a Russian citizen, shot Khangoshvili twice in the head with a silenced Glock pistol.
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Most live for just a few months, and even the most pampered katydid will be silenced by the first autumn frost.
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"We were silenced, we were mocked, and our abuser was told time and time again, 'I'm on your side,'" she said.
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He is surrounded by family and associates who enable and empower him, say yes to him, or are silenced by him.
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Acosta lost his press credential temporarily, but he was free to continue commenting on the news, so he wasn't exactly silenced.
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Conservative lawmakers spent a hearing last month talking about charges that the social network and its competitors have silenced conservative voices.
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So I thought this novel was an opportunity to restore a voice to groups of people who have historically been silenced.
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We've known groupthink is a problem for a long time: We've watched ill-fated wars unfold after dissenting voices were silenced.
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To understand why embryonic cells make viral proteins, scientists have run experiments to see what happens when viral genes are silenced.
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I won't be stopped or silenced by President Trump's false personal attacks," he said, calling the attacks "ridiculous" and "total nonsense.
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If they choose social justice, demanding that the Nazis be silenced, they are open to charges of rejecting the First Amendment.
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If the decision to allow the champion to skip media commitments was criticized by some, Hamilton's race performance silenced the doubters.
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It calls for special protections for women in sexual assault cases because it views women as an oppressed and silenced class.
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The jungle is, for once, quiet — the chirps, the roars, and the howls have all been silenced by the overpowering heat.
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Their study suggests that the Dutch Hunger Winter silenced certain genes in unborn children — and that they've stayed quiet ever since.
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Once Ms. Barr was fired, however, some well-known conservative performers defended her and claimed that conservative voices were being silenced.
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Any time some segments of a culture are silenced by others, power is being wielded at the expense of somebody else.
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To paraphrase "Star Wars," it was as if millions of fan voices suddenly cried out in ecstasy and were suddenly silenced.
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Throughout the coronavirus crisis, the government has silenced a large number of critics, including journalists and the whistleblowing doctor Li Wenliang.
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The novel is set in 1957 in Franco's repressive Spain, where women are silenced and Republican sympathizers are rounded up regularly.
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Yes, he silenced haters with Ws and trophies, but for someone with his drive and talent, that wasn't the difficult part.
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"I don't think that people of Hollywood should be silenced because of what we do for a living," Ms. Washington said.
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In a videotaped response to the verdict, which he did not attend in person, Wilders said: "I will never be silenced".
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Redemption for Harden, who has silenced any critics by orchestrating the offense as — wait for it — a pass-first point guard.
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The campground was still noisy with late arrivers and late-night revelers, but when I closed the doors, all was silenced.
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The electric car maker's sturdier financials have silenced critics who warned it would run out of cash and file for bankruptcy.
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It is obvious that in any dispute, if one side is silenced, the words of the other side will go unquestioned.
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It's part of a troubling counterforce to the #MeToo movement, as abusers realize that accusations can be silenced by legal threats.
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Dispatch Was there a woman who didn't recognize herself in the specter of Elizabeth Warren silenced by a roomful of men?
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Samuelson's roar was audible in the silenced Maryland arena as she sat on the floor, pumping her fists in the air.
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She wrote about trying to find her voice again after feeling it had been silenced by the criticism of other students.
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Ciudadanos, the party I preside over, began from a Catalan civil movement representing a majority of Catalans silenced by Catalan nationalism.
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Australian and international news outlets with offices in the country were all silenced, including The Times, Reuters and The Associated Press.
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He says the aim is to first get the issue on the table, and prevent it from being forgotten or silenced.
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It's why the cries of dozens of women with accusations against R. Kelly were silenced with settlements and non-disclosure agreements.
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There, we'll walk in solidarity with people from all over the world to send a clear message: We will not be silenced.
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But when Twitter lets trolls bully and shout down those they hate, it's the victims' voices that are silenced by 'free speech'.
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The man who dead-eyed jabbers on about any polemic sports take with octave-jumping incredulity was all of a sudden silenced.
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Yet if the Colorado Civil Rights Commission had its way, Jack's voice would have been silenced; his hands would have been tied.
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"This is strange development—a journalist being silenced because someone has figured out a tool powerful enough to silence him," Peterson says.
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Omar's case is, sadly, not unique: She is just the latest example of outspoken black women in Congress being scolded and silenced.
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Both were outspoken — and learned from each other Their personal struggles never silenced Reynolds or Fisher from talking frankly about their pains.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - If Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes still had any doubters going into the Super Bowl, he silenced them on Sunday.
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Women have been silenced too long about saying what they feel when they want to, but it's more important now than ever.
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On Instagram, however, she doubled down on her proclaimed innocence, and vowed not to be silenced and to keep living her life.
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Moving forward, we must equally protect students of color, whose voices are too often silenced by the threat of retribution for dissention.
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If there were any doubts about the commercial viability of pastel in the artist's time, this work certainly would have silenced skeptics.
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Brennan, who led the CIA under Democratic President Barack Obama, on Thursday called Trump's denials "hogwash" and vowed not to be silenced.
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He suggested that Ghazala Khan had not spoken at the convention because she was silenced on the basis of her Muslim faith.
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The thin piece of fabric, the only thing between my vagina and anything else, was missing and everything inside me was silenced.
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Nineteen-year-old Olatiwa Karade, a sophomore at Montclair University in Montclair, New Jersey, was irritated with being silenced all the time.
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FREEDOM OF SPEECH, one of the five rights enshrined in the First Amendment, offers little solace to people silenced by private entities.
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Her ongoing photo series Flowers for Immigration documents the resulting arrangements — quiet, beautiful manifestations of opinions that are often unspoken or silenced.
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Rembi had looked medal-bound as she silenced the roaring Brazilian crowd and beat local favorite Nathalie Moellhausen in the quarter-finals.
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As the misty air hits your taste buds, millions of tiny soil bacteria suddenly cry out in terror, and are suddenly silenced.
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"He then told Mr. Cohen on the phone that the deal was done — Ms. McDougal had been silenced," the court documents say.
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"I want people who feel silenced, objectified or victimized, to understand that they can be agents of change," Sandberg said to HuffPost.
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"We are providing a voice to those who have been ignored by our media, and silenced by special interests," Trump told Congress.
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AMI&aposs payment effectively silenced McDougal through the election, though days beforehand news of the deal emerged in the Wall Street Journal.
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The common thread connecting these disjointed individuals is that they have all been silenced, forced to settle their disputes behind closed doors.
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"We are providing a voice to those who have been ignored by our media, and silenced by special interests," Trump said. Rep.
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"A lot of the Breitbarts of the world, they can claim that they're being silenced because they're on the right," he said.
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I've been silenced in similar ways, though the oppression white transgender people and Indigenous people of all genders face is very different.
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"The next generation of creators may be silenced if the economics don't justify a career in the music industry," the letter reads.
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Whoever killed Sister Cathy, this documentary ensures that they didn't succeed in their ultimate mission: In death, she has not been silenced.
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Researchers soon silenced any remaining doubts over Morris's findings, repeatedly demonstrating that physical activity helped reduce deaths from heart disease and stroke.
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The Mets' offense, however, showed no signs of a breakout, their bats silenced in a 4-0 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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"He just silenced our bats," said Mark Teixeira, who had two home runs and seven R.B.I. in the Yankees' first three games.
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But selling off CNN and having the network silenced are two different things and should be viewed in that less dire context.
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But those changes have not silenced all the critics and a group of councils near to Heathrow have already brought in lawyers.
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"The Commander in Chief can block @VoteVets, the voice of 500k military veterans and families, but we will NOT be silenced," VoteVets.
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Guo was a "veteran political prisoner" whose voice had been silenced for demanding reforms, said Zhang, who lives in the United States.
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I want people who feel like they've been silenced to not give up and to know that their voices will be heard.
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Our voices have been so silenced since the advent of moving pictures that whenever we're thrown a bone—we throw a party.
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As a result of these events, Melville and others started an online sexual harassment advocacy group called Sexual Violence Won't Be Silenced.
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One employee has sued Chancellor Bouchard in New York federal court claiming the decision silenced his right to speak against the sale.
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Then at 2.30am, as Black Rod ceremonially prorogued Parliament, MPs tried to pin Mr Bercow to his chair, wielding placards saying "Silenced".
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She has showed up this tournament time and time again for this team, and I hope it silenced a lot of people.
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The Titans had just silenced the raucous New England crowd, scoring the game's first points on a methodical 11-play touchdown drive.
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As the storm blotted out the sun, it also silenced Opportunity, one of the two NASA rovers studying the planet's surface features.
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They seem to silence genes — at least, researchers have found that silenced genes often have a collection of methyl groups lurking nearby.
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And Fauci is far from silenced; he's been a ubiquitous presence on television, appearing on multiple Sunday news shows and giving interviews.
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"It's a very Russian tradition to resist influences from abroad," he said, but the success of the park had silenced the criticism.
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When food is restricted, or a metabolic pathway is silenced or slowed down, nucleoli shrink, making fewer ribosomes, and cells live longer.
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They sense an encroaching "homonormativity," the idea that there is one acceptable mode — white, male, gay — with everyone else marginalized or silenced.
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One of Pakistan's most brilliant voices, after being hounded for two years, is now being silenced, in the name of national security.
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For all the complaints at CPAC about being "silenced" by "the left," there were some conservative voices who felt even more aggrieved.
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Then, with the buyer silenced, he took over his Wickr account and contacted Zaron with another order to keep up the ruse.
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But this is a critical moment— if my campaign can't raise $800,000 by October 31st, my campaign will be silenced for good.
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Without affordable, high-quality broadband, low-income households and communities of color are politically silenced and effectively left behind by today's economy.
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"I did not see that we had silenced, with our jokes, the first feminist words that appeared on social networks," he wrote.
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As stories like Joanna Ong's make clear, young female academics often get silenced, or converted into objects of desire, by overbearing dons.
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Dissent among Sunnis critical of domestic policies is silenced by invoking the warlike situation with Iran, especially the civil war in Yemen.
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Over the past two months, Chinese doctors, journalists, and citizens reporting the truth have been hunted down and silenced, or have disappeared.
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I do not believe that such an error could possibly account for the extent to which conservatives are silenced by Big Tech.
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I was traumatically 'silenced' and intimidated into silence by my grandparents on both sides because they didn't want to talk about anything.
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The momentous demonstration outside the White House spawned a nation-wide movement, reminding the Trump administration that we will not be silenced.
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Several victims, including Amanda Thomashow, say they told university officials about Nassar's abuse, but were either silenced or no action was taken.
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Compounding the original trauma is the fact that victims' voices are often silenced, sometimes by those in positions of trust or power.
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As it happens, "Patriots Day" works so well on a dramatic level that my qualms were silenced almost entirely from the start.
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The National Enquirer tried to "strong-arm an American citizen whom [Saudi] leadership wanted harmed, compromised, and silenced," according to de Becker.
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We join in sorrow so that silenced violence will find its echo in our spirit, not by imagination but by artistic vision.
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Donald Trump's candidacy inspired millions of Americans to join his quest to give a voice to those who have long felt silenced.
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The venerable nightclubs Cielo and Output were shuttered, and their Funktion-One speakers, considered among the best in their class, were silenced.
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In her speech, she mentioned that Lemonade was meant to give a voice to the pain of people who are typically silenced.
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He acknowledged that "the heart-wrenching pain of these victims, which cries out to heaven, was long ignored, kept quiet or silenced".
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Brown's is an important voice working to expose problems within the cybersecurity industry—let's hope he's not silenced again for speaking out.
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"What had been silenced and ignored by my family, I had to excavate," he said during a visit to New York last month.
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As Rambis was answering a question, a photographer's cellphone went off, playing about two seconds of a guitar riff before it was silenced.
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China's harshest internal critics have always been silenced by authoritarian powers but King gives us a China where some critics can merrily escape.
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Best of all, he has silenced the nay-sayers who perpetually complained that this is not the way Chanel would have done it.
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"At a time when so many women's voices are still silenced, Nadia's has been heard around the world," Clooney said in a statement.
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" And then: "Tonight @SenateMajLdr silenced Mrs King's voice on the Sen floor - & millions who are afraid & appalled by what's happening in our country.
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"I will speak out for the millions of children and young people whose voices have been silenced for far too long," she said.
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" After reading Farrow's statements about Allen, Hall said she came to understand "that my actions have made another woman feel silenced and dismissed.
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Their anger at being supposedly sidelined and silenced has spawned hashtag campaigns, think pieces, and now, a brand-new social media platform, Gab.
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The chutzpah of the long-silenced and economically deprived Iranian public could be becoming bolder, or perhaps simply more desperate to be heard.
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The protest made national headlines and now the students claim Howard is going the extra mile to make sure their voices are silenced.
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"I think the critical voices within the country have been pretty much silenced at this point" on public platforms like Twitter, he said.
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"Kelly's music is a part of American and African-American culture that should never — and will never — be silenced," Kelly's camp fired back.
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In June, California senator Kamala Harris tweeted about women on the U.S. Senate being "silenced," after she was interrupted twice by male colleagues.
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I went to school with the same understanding children until college, so the outlier bully was silenced by teachers or shunned by peers.
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Such "RINO hunts" pushed out or silenced much of the remaining moderate resistance, and the KCRCC began to veer far to the right.
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But he was reprimanded and silenced by the police in Wuhan, made to sign a letter that said he was "making false comments."
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Finishing his Instagram, the Wild 'n Out host reminded West and the rest of his followers that his voice would never be silenced.
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Enrique had been the person who let the army trucks go past the checkpoint, supposedly (in actuality, Jorge just silenced the walkie talkies).
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Rather than being haunted by the past, Jane Wong views "going toward the ghost" as a method of reclaiming her family's silenced histories.
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And as someone who'd worked on the product, you'd have the knowledge that someone's voice had been silenced by something that you built.
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Its banner is a picture of the Virgin Mary with her mouth sealed by sticking-plaster, implying that she has been unfairly silenced.
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It's all about telling stories that have been silenced and swept under the rug by history and telling them in a new way.
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But when Caspar Hallmann of Radboud University in the Netherlands combed through the data in 2017, all doubts about their significance were silenced.
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But for Obama, the appointment was a political victory as it effectively silenced a potential serious critic of his administration and its policies.
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Mickens silenced the Bengals (3-5) when he weaved across the field for a touchdown on the second play of the fourth quarter.
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This time, it was Schill who was silenced by protesters with a wide array of grievances, from tuition to fascism to white supremacy.
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After the ceremony, at the start of two weeks of feasting, when someone starts to beat a drum, the sound is quickly silenced.
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Melbourne Archbishop Philip Freier said he felt a "personal sense of shame and sorrow" at the way the church had apparently silenced victims.
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In males, both those chromosomes make proteins, but in females, one of the Xes in each cell gets silenced—it's called X inactivation.
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I can&apost be a good mother, and I can&apost be a good senator if I'm silenced just because he's my friend.
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" Finally, speaking directly to Murad's former captors, the attorney said, "Nadia Murad's spirit is not broken, and her voice will not be silenced.
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"The Commander in Chief can block @VoteVets, the voice of 500k military veterans and families, but we will NOT be silenced," VoteVets wrote.
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John Kennedy Pennsylvania's map had been so aggressively gerrymandered for partisan purposes that it silenced the voices of Democratic voters in the state.
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"As a spectator to the abuse you were silenced by the fear that you would become the next target," she told the Times.
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The words of the prophets, our elders long gone, men and women who marched against bitter resistance - their words will never be silenced.
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"I am very proud to have stood with my brave clients who stood up for themselves and all the silenced women," she added.
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We won't back down, we won't be silenced, and we will not let these politicians attack our health and rights without a fight.
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But amidst a stunning upset showing by the Republican nominee, speculation was silenced that "the Trump effect" would adversely affect incumbents down-ballot.
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But he did leave a seat open in the first lady's guest box, in a stark reminder of silenced victims of gun violence.
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At the same time, Trump has also seized on the conservative narrative that their voices are being suppressed and silenced on social media.
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In response, Sanders committed to combating Islamophobia and invited Abdelgader, who challenged stereotypes that Muslim women are silenced and submissive, to the stage.
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VIDEO: Leinonen honors son at Democratic National Convention "(My son's) voice was silenced ... I'm obligated to be his voice for him," said Leinonen.
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To those who are so often silenced and invisibilized and erased, it tells them that we got you and that we see you.
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During the speech, Trump argued that religious leaders have much to contribute to U.S. politics but are being silenced by the Johnson Amendment.
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The publication of NASA's paper silenced some objections to EmDrive research based on the lack of peer-reviewed publications in top scientific journals.
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But when a journalist's freedoms are infringed, the primary victims are those at the center of the story, those whose voices are silenced.
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It's about the incarcerated Inuit men who had found voice enough to defend their human rights, a voice effectively silenced by the department.
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He and his regime have imprisoned their opposition, denied free speech, silenced the media and manipulated the election process to ensure that outcome.
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But for now let us congratulate Eddie Alvarez on his greatest achievement yet, and be glad that he silenced his detractors so emphatically.
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For a few terrifying minutes, a warplane circled over neighborhoods and humming afternoon markets before dropping a bomb that momentarily silenced the guns.
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Still, the show was portrayed in the media as giving voice to a supposedly silenced segment of America — white working-class Trump supporters.
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But the consequences remain the same, important voices for free speech have been silenced in the places where they are needed the most.
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"Unwilling to be silenced or intimidated, Stormy has been standing up to bullies her entire life, and that continues today," the website reads.
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" This was too unconventional at the time: "I was silenced so quickly that I felt that possibly I had suggested an unmilitary movement.
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Pecker has denied burying negative stories about Trump, but acknowledged to the New Yorker last summer that McDougal's contract had effectively silenced her.
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They reminded these men that they needed their support for other bills and that allegations of this nature should be heard, not silenced.
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In a series of tweets, the Twitter CEO pledged to do more to ensure that women's voices are not silenced on the platform.
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White House officials were in a meeting discussing border security last August when a sudden outburst from aide Stephen Miller silenced the room.
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It's the underside of "hateration" that Trump's campaign exploits: the seething resentments of people — particularly white people — who feel disenfranchised, silenced and oppressed.
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The company&aposs payment effectively silenced McDougal through the election, though days beforehand news of the deal emerged in The Wall Street Journal .
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As a result, the opponents of U.S. LNG exports have been largely silenced and even many of the most skeptical politicians won over.
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Tapper: Covid-19 started in Wuhan, China, and the Chinese government tried to keep it quiet and even silenced those sounding the alarms.
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By talking around her, rather than to her, she felt silenced; ironic, she says, given the piece was mostly about black women's voices.
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Instead, populists often suggest in a more or less veiled manner that they are dealing with not a silent but a silenced majority.
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Not only did Gurley get involved with the touchdown run — welcome back, Todd — but the Rams also absolutely silenced the crowd before halftime.
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That narrative, supported by China's political and economic muscle, has silenced many countries, especially those that are predominantly Muslim, human rights groups say.
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During the current outbreak, at least five people in China have disappeared, gotten arrested, or been silenced after speaking out about the coronavirus.
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Ren Zhiqiang appears to be the latest government critic silenced by the Communist Party as it cracks down on dissent over the epidemic.
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I think finally the web allowed people who had been silenced to have a voice, that's one of the wonderful things about it.
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Once a vibrant movement that simply aimed to hold the government accountable to its own laws, human rights advocates have been effectively silenced.
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"The people who were silenced and thrown out and kept from working by these predators will be able to go forward and thrive."
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When I saw a news clip of Elizabeth Warren being silenced, it brought back memories that it turned out many other women shared.
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He maintained a great sense of humor and refused to be silenced by the powerful criminal organizations perpetrating violence and corruption in Sinaloa.
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He said Bennell had silenced him during the years of abuse with threats of further violence and of undermining his prospective soccer career.
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He kept in place a ban on the Muslim Brotherhood and silenced secular political movements that might have challenged his monopoly on power.
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He kept in place a ban on the Muslim Brotherhood and silenced secular political movements that might have challenged his monopoly on power.
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The central idea of this show that it is to open up dialogue on the Iraq wars, but instead it has been silenced.
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Liu Xiaobo, China's most prominent political prisoner and a Nobel Peace Prize recipient, died, still silenced and under guard at a government hospital.
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But the rhino, too, stands on extremely fragile legs and the great roar of the lion could within 15 years be silenced forever.
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With one crisis of violence in minority neighborhoods and another with police department morale, he had all but been silenced on national politics.
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Awkwafina and J.Lo's performances — specific representations of a particular American experience — gave voice to communities too often silenced by the larger Hollywood establishment.
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In a series of tweets, the Twitter CEO pledged to do more to ensure that women's voices are not silenced on the platform.
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It is ordinary Americans who want to participate in the political process who may be silenced by the additional costs and compliance burdens.
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I sympathize with this passionate urge to help the dead speak, rescue a voice of love that has been silenced forever by violence.
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During Saturday Night Live on NBC, guest host Dave Chappelle used two of those words on nine different occasions and they were silenced.
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Even before the #MeToo explosion, women in conservative Christian circles have been pushing back against strictures that have often sidelined and silenced them.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren was formally silenced by her Republican colleagues during a debate on Mr. Trump's nominee for attorney general, Senator Jeff Sessions.
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"It was heartbreaking that an advocate of democracy, a courageous voice was silenced," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone from Peshawar.
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We are tired of being ignored, silenced and pushed down by politicians who listen to everyone but the voice of the American people.
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Their cases show that American reporters can and will be silenced, threatened, and prosecuted if the federal government takes offense to their reporting.
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"The fear that has silenced so many voices in Chinese society will keep spreading," writes James Palmer, the Asia editor at Foreign Policy.
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When women take money and are silenced by that money, even though they took the money and were silenced because they were told, beyond the money, it was the right thing for them to do, keep quiet, don't make too many waves, it is going to hurt your career, when they do it, nonetheless, does it set back the cause of change?
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These critical opinions, however, were quickly silenced through official censorship efforts, which criminalized anti-war speech and encouraged people to spy on their neighbors.
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But Britain's online pollsters silenced their critics in the Brexit vote, where they came two percentage points closer than telephone pollsters to the result.
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We cannot allow comedy to be silenced or infringed upon in any way simply because Trump is too thin-skinned to take a joke.
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I've seen others I normally consider confident and animated outside of the Overcooked kitchen silenced by the sheer intensity of the vegetable-chopping rush.
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We cannot allow comedy to be silenced or infringed upon in any way simply because Trump is too thin skinned to take a joke.
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"Most importantly, though, when I silenced all the noise and listened to myself, I made my decision based upon how I felt," Levine said.
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The project, called View-Through, aims to highlight and subvert the way prison populations are systematically isolated and effectively silenced by various institutional policies.
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The MCX was "engineered from the ground up to be short, light and silenced," according to a Sig Sauer promotional brochure for the rifle.
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They have also silenced Muhammad Khatami, his reformist successor as president, banned his name from the media, and barred him from attending the funeral.
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"Rules like this will only force dissidents and those who are speaking truth to power to silence themselves or risk being silenced by Twitter."
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"Some of our previous stances on issues that are really important to Tumblr employees and its community are being silenced," said the former employee.
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Virtually silenced by a stroke in 2013, Travis was still ready for the moment, and he gave out a lusty "Amen!" to deafening cheers.
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When protests over the schools threatened to spread out of control, the Beijing authorities silenced the criticism and limited judicial actions against the contractors.
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The suspects were made to wear bullet-proof vests, reflecting Malaysian authorities' fears that others involved in the killing could want the women silenced.
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This makes it possible for players to see enemies before they engage them in combat and use silenced weapons to pick off the stragglers.
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That has little to do with Beyoncé and almost everything to do with the way country music's black voices have been silenced or forgotten.
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Despite the popular claim among Murray supporters that he's been silenced and unfairly maligned, his views have shaped — and still shape — American policy outcomes.
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"Rosemary's voice had been silenced for so long and she would want her voice to be heard," says Larson, who is speaking on Sept.
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Meanwhile, the immense popularity of Duterte's crusade and a climate of fear whipped up by the bloodletting have together silenced dissent from civil society.
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"We got silenced a little bit at home in the Toronto series, so not totally surprising we bounced back," Mariners manager Scott Servais said.
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"We will not allow people of faith to be targeted, bullied or silenced anymore," Trump proclaimed, which were marking the National Day of Prayer.
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In a country where black voices are consistently silenced and suppressed, it feels necessary to extend any platform i'm given to voices of color.
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When right-wing activist Ben Shapiro tried to give a lecture at Cal State, those who wanted him silenced resorted to violence as well.
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Because if they don't, both risk being silenced by a leader from the other side with no interest in a woman's voice at all.
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So to all you haters out there, whether of peanut butter, pickles, or this season's Bachelor, we won't be silenced by your snack-shade.
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There, I think, that a lot of the Breitbarts of the world, they can claim that they're being silenced because they're on the right.
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The Communists had been violently suppressed, the liberal opposition silenced, and the Islamists—well, the Shia clergy were powerful, but had they ever ruled?
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These include unpunished bad behavior, misaligned incentives, silenced whistleblowers or worse, and persistent personnel-related complaints from troubled operations — in other words, culture failures.
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According to the International Crisis Group and Human Rights Watch, the government has silenced critics by resorting to enforced disappearances, torture and extrajudicial killings.
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The key player the Diamondbacks acquired for Gregorius in a three-way deal with Detroit, the left-hander Robby Ray, mostly silenced the Yankees.
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Moreover, a Congressional committee carries a different kind of imprimatur and would give institutional and political voice to those who feel silenced and unheard.
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The writer, a pediatrician, is the author of "The Silenced Child: From Labels, Medications and Quick-Fix Solutions to Listening, Growth and Lifelong Resilience."
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We must remember to continue speaking for those whose voices have been quite literally stolen away by a system designed to keep them silenced.
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Royals 7, Tigers 0 Mike Montgomery pitched seven scoreless innings and struck out a career-high 12 batters as Kansas City silenced host Detroit.
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"Speaking to reporters outside federal court in Manhattan on Tuesday, Giuffre said: "I will never be silenced until these people are brought to justice.
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As president and as a former community organizer who has used and agrees with their tactics, he must ensure that they are not silenced.
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No matter your views, if you suspect political bias has caused you to be censored or silenced online, we want to hear about it!
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Works on slavery and segregation by once silenced African-American artists such as William Edmondson and Elijah Pierce tell another kind of unspoken story.
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Cochrane said that he was made aware of how women are silenced and objectified at a young age when his childhood friend was raped.
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When I pull the trigger on 47's silenced pistol, or attempt some mad trap to eliminate my targets, any damage done will last.
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The Trump advisers who favored preserving it had been effectively silenced; McMaster and Tillerson were gone, and Mattis had given up making the case.
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We talk about college campuses being open and honest and free but ignore the countless examples of conservative or Trump-supporting voices being silenced.
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One of Maurice's owners, Corinne Fesseau, told Reuters the court in Rochefort, western France, rejected a demand from the neighbors that Maurice be silenced.
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"I see, not only how complicated this matter is, but that my actions have made another woman feel silenced and dismissed," Ms. Hall said.
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The novel's structure reflects how history comes at us in scattered shards, the way voices are amplified or silenced, story lines invented or forgotten.
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Subway exits once had loud sirens that rang when the emergency door was open for too long, but the alarms were silenced in 2014.
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A few would embrace the new order (Kustodiev went on to paint children's books on Lenin); most would be co-opted, silenced or exiled.
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And of course, patronizing defenses of unfettered speech, not thoughtful concern for those individuals who have been silenced and violated by that same speech.
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As has been thoroughly documented, Chinese scientists who raised the alarm about the new pathogen infecting patients in Wuhan were detained, harassed and silenced.
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The fear he inspired not only silenced dissent but, combined with the high expectations he set, arguably contributed to VW's costly diesel-emissions crisis.
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"It becomes a struggle to exist when you're being silenced, when you know they're doing everything in their power to restrict you," Chambers said.
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Whistleblower doctor Li Wenliang, 34, who was silenced by Chinese officials and then died of the COVID-19 virus, was part of that group.
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I had been so completely silenced that although I was central to a story that had ignited a global movement, I did not participate.
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Since Mr. Xi took office in 2012, China has detained many dissidents and human rights lawyers, while liberal former officials have often been silenced.
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Pittsburgh bounced back from a 4-1 loss at Boston on Thursday in which it was silenced after Crosby scored in the first minute.
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She knows sex workers across the country are also questioned as parents and students and employees; that they're underestimated, silenced, and sidelined every day.
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If we have the words, we are not silenced, although we learn, through the enforced quiet of reading, what it means to be silent.
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Pittsburgh bounced back from a 22-21 loss at Boston on Thursday in which it was silenced after Crosby scored in the first minute.
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Women across the country are being silenced by domestic abusers with guns; they are being controlled by an oppressor using a tool of oppression.
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But cases handled before then may have silenced victims with binding legal terms -- a situation the New Jersey dioceses now are trying to rectify.
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The National Enquirer tried to "strong-arm an American citizen whom[Saudi Arabia's] country's leadership wanted harmed, compromised, and silenced," according to de Becker.
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One of them, former business partner Veaceslav Platon is now sitting in a Ukrainian jail awaiting extradition to Moldova where he may be silenced.
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"I understand the idea behind #WomenBoycottTwitter but I don't personally agree that silence is the right protest to being silenced," wrote one user, @kateleth.
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The women commenting on her post banded together to form a group called Sexual Violence Won't Be Silenced, and launched a petition against Alchin.
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In doing so, she allows populations that have been historically silenced and fetishized the opportunity to reclaim their own images in these contested spaces.
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BARCELONA'S STARS SILENCED Barcelona drew for a third time in four rounds of the Spanish league, being held to 0-0 at crosstown rival Espanyol.
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Because they create this environment where you're silenced, where you're shamed if you talk, where you have to sign nondisclosure agreements, and non-disparagement agreements.
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"Whilst your local indigenous voice is being silenced, it is your global indigenous voice that will be heard," the school posted on its Facebook page.
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He still posts on social media — attacks on liberals and left-wing politicians, and complaints that critics of Islam such as Robinson are being silenced.
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"I think a lot of us feel like we've been silenced by these platforms and they control so much," Unbound CEO Polly Rodriguez told TechCrunch.
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It comes just months after an investigation into USA Gymnastics' former team doctor Larry Nassar, whose abusive behavior and sexual misconduct went silenced for years.
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"I'm at KL Court today as a citizen who has been silenced, persecuted & sentenced to jail for speaking up against @NajibRazak," Fahmi said on Twitter.
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Unfortunately, the Queen frontman's singular voice and songwriting talents were silenced 25 years ago, when he passed away from complications due to AIDS on Nov.
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And Miss Teen USA 2019 Kaliegh Garris first defied critics by competing with her natural hair and then silenced critics by winning the national title.
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The card is changing so that it stops casting random spells at random targets if it is destroyed, silenced, transformed or returned to your hand.
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In this world, women have been virtually silenced — and are forced to wear monitoring bracelets that pick up how many words they speak a day.
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Dr. Li Wenliang was silenced by police for trying to warn about the coronavirus that has killed hundreds and infected tens of thousands in China.
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The synchronicity has nothing to do with the state of American politics and everything to do with amplifying silenced voices for the world to hear.
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Members of the GSA posted a note to Twitter regarding the alleged incident, saying they refuse to be silenced as a result of the harassment.
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"Unlike Donald Trump, I will not pander to the gun lobby, and we will not be silenced and we will not be intimidated," Clinton said.
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" REALTED: Aly Raisman Speaks Out on Surviving Sexual Abuse: 'I Won't Be Silenced' Nassar, 54, has been called "the most prolific child molester in history.
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"We are wearing black today in solidarity with women and men everywhere who have been silenced by harassment, discrimination or abuse," Justin explained on Instagram.
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Women who did nothing more than refuse to submit to expectations have been held back, silenced, or branded a villain and left in the dust.
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"Overall, the Republican foreign policy community has been I think pretty silenced, if not like a [Brookings Institution fellow and neoconservative] Robert Kagan, pretty hostile."
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Opposition activists and parties are not silenced, as in a true dictatorship, but rather crowded out by government-funded media outlets supportive of Orban's rule.
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Silenced no longer, we rise to give voice to our experience and to change the tide of how sexual abuse victims are treated in America.
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Oxford students have demanded that John Finnis, one of the world's most distinguished legal scholars, should be silenced for the sin of opposing gay marriage.
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"We will not allow people of faith to be targeted, bullied or silenced ever again," Trump told reporters at a ceremony at the Rose Garden.
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"Our fear throughout this process has been that the entire grand jury report would be shelved and victims&apos truth would be silenced," Shapiro said.
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