I argue against Jennifer Hornsby and Rae Langton's notion of illocutionary silencing by challenging their claim that silencing occurs when there is a lack of uptake of the speaker's illocutionary act.
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Silencing the protests, silencing the Trump tweets, and trying to get the NFL out of partisan politics and contentious racial disagreements is kind of a no-brainer from a dollars-and-cents viewpoint.
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Silencing the markets is not the same as calming them.
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There was a lot of guilty silencing her incoming calls.
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"This is solely about the authorities arbitrarily silencing government critics."
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Now, game companies are silencing voices for freedom and democracy.
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It was a culture of silencing, and that was normalized.
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In the name of "safety," liberals are silencing campus debate.
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It could also be aimed at silencing his Western critics.
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Aug. 24: Social Media Giants are silencing millions of people.
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"Lucky," he repeated, silencing her with a quiet, gentle authority.
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They have chilling, silencing effects on legitimate and valuable speech.
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Generations of tall adults silencing manic kids with magical food!
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Last week, other demonstrators protested Ankara's silencing of its critics.
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My new body, my new life, wasn't about silencing anyone.
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Silencing critics In this oppressive climate, dissent is not tolerated.
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But this, to me, just feels like a silencing tactic.
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Silencing employees is no solution — and may make matters worse.
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Silencing alternative voices does not banish discontent; it bottles it up.
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Other media were sceptical about his chances of silencing his critics.
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Despite the silencing, Savannah said she "felt accepted" by her church.
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A woman silencing a woman is not the move in 29.
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Clinton of silencing women who came forward to complain about it.
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The police and the military are not alone in silencing women.
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That woman deserves a statue for her courage, not a silencing.
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I see Turkey's president silencing every critical journalist in his country.
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Daniels alleges Trump is aware of Cohen's attempts at silencing her.
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At the same time, the government was also silencing leading moderates.
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The marks alter gene expression, by activating or silencing certain genes.
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They said Warren was silencing the voices of poor black women.
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Instead of silencing their voices, Democrats should start listening to them.
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Why wouldn't she think that silencing them is a good thing, that it is the place of a virtuous woman to be silent, that by silencing June, she is helping a sinful woman to find redemption?
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In comparing left-wing and right-wing transgressions against free speech, there's a danger of getting into an escalating cycle of whataboutism, in which the silencing of one side becomes an excuse for silencing the other.
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But how could she possibly think that she's not silencing her Handmaids?
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He gave plum jobs to union officials, effectively silencing voices of dissent.
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He later posted on social media that local police tried silencing him.
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"Yet another example of establishment R's silencing real conservatives!" the group wrote.
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Other moves to curb the opposition have included silencing most independent media.
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So stopping the violence should be as simple as silencing the extremists.
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The silencing was a problem because of the values it acted against.
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The most unsettling choice is the gradual silencing of the ambient sound.
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Self-silencing because of fear is a hallmark of societies under dictatorships.
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Second, progressives are getting better and more aggressive at silencing dissenting behavior.
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"They've been getting away with this by silencing me," she told VICE.
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Back in 230, however, men almost succeeded in silencing the opposition. Rep.
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Back in 1991, however, men almost succeeded in silencing the opposition. Rep.
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For Division III athletes, the hypocrisy is a dispiriting act of silencing.
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But they appeared incapable of silencing the eruption of emotion this time.
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"It certainly reads as silencing her once and for all," she said.
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"We cannot give power to sexual violence by silencing survivors," she said.
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And today, these same sites are the ones that are silencing folks.
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The software also has a call-silencing feature to shut down robocallers.
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Mr. Abdullah criticized Mr. Ghani's security team for silencing the rally protester.
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They try to win debates through blunt force and silencing unacceptable speech.
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Among their responsibilities: silencing anyone who dares to complain about their scrapyards.
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My rapist attacked me from behind, silencing me with a choke hold.
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But as we wade into this debate, it's important to remember that censorship is the silencing of specific voices—or the silencing of a specific point of view—out of a desire to repress that point of view.
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Silencing voices and limiting action is not the way to achieve that goal.
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"In this fell swoop, they'll arguably be silencing civil society voices," she wrote.
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Google's board is being sued for allegedly silencing misconduct claims against former executives.
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What better way of silencing liberals than to threaten them with that label?
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Much of its violence has been aimed at silencing liberal and secular voices.
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This silencing of a very real aspect of our daily experience is dangerous.
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But: six goals, Pogba silencing the haters (Mourinho), and Mbappe—good God, Mbappe.
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Protest, when founded on genuine scientific understanding, is appropriate; silencing people is not.
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It can result in paralysis and speechlessness, a silencing of the one suffering.
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Silencing reporters and disappearing people were the hallmarks of Latin America's military dictators.
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It's about silencing dissent & making us afraid to speak honestly about tech & power.
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There are also darker chapters of silencing critical journalists, including accusations of murder.
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Silencing disagreeable speech certainly seems to be a motive of Citizens United's critics.
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The silencing of Justice Scalia's voice seemed to help other justices find theirs.
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This is about the defamation of, silencing of, and shouting down of women.
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It's a piece that speaks to the silencing of black women throughout history.
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Contrary to popular belief, I do not take enjoyment out of silencing people.
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Silencing discussions about race silences people whose lives have been shaped by race.
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Silencing American arts institutions hamstrings our country's most powerful method of soft diplomacy.
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Liberal ideology continues to dominate academia, at times silencing healthy and productive conversations.
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Much of China's success on the propaganda front still comes from silencing critics.
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"This is not a letter calling for silencing, nor censoring," the letter reads.
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There's nothing "America first" about silencing Congress to make a foreign dictator happy.
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Exploitation demands silencing any suspicion that his work is derivative in any way.
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And one priority is help in silencing businessman and human rights advocate Bill Browder.
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"People are the foundation of what we're building here," he shouts, silencing the room.
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I want to get to the idea of silencing in a little bit. Sure.
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Many of their attacks are aimed at silencing liberal and secular voices, especially bloggers.
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But ignoring – or silencing – these voices will only create more headaches for the administration.
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Peck shot us a withering glare, immediately silencing the murmuring of NAC 91-6.
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Their agenda includes silencing real people who voice opposition and support for certain views.
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Money and the push to challenge Iran are clearly silencing any protest so far.
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There was plenty of love for Sia's masterful effort at silencing blackmailers and leakers.
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No, now a kinder and gentler approach to shaming and silencing must be employed.
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They are proud, intensely competitive and thrive on exposing — or silencing — that day's foil.
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It's tempting to relate Jhabvala's emotional reticence to the great silencing of the Holocaust.
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The public outing of protestors on social networks is a chilling and silencing device.
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It's a pretty safe bet the "satisfaction" he's looking for involves silencing this debate.
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Everything he and his colleagues did was the very opposite of intimidation or silencing.
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Silencing me & treating me like a criminal is not what she wants for me.
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The attempted silencing of a great university should be met by an unyielding resistance.
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Worries about it should never lead to Americans silencing fellow voters on Election Day.
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But now the theater where she got her first break is doing the silencing.
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On Chinese social media platforms, authorities have paid a price for silencing the truth.
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LeMahieu provided a stadium-silencing, heart-stopping moment of hope in the ninth inning.
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How good do the good things have to be to justify silencing the rest?
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Silencing a voice, no matter how outlandish, constitutes a dubious move for any president.
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Here's what you need to know: • A silencing, a vote and an attorney general.
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Silencing facts is both undemocratic and it puts business interests and lives at risk.
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Snoozing requires a swipe of the hand over the phone, as does silencing phone calls.
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A narrative that involves men taking advantage of women, and silencing them with their power.
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If you're super popular on Instagram, and you quit Instagram, you're silencing your loudest voice.
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In Solnit's discussion, when women's stories are not heard, that is an act of silencing.
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Speaking our truth is better than scolding or silencing the voices that we don't like.
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When it comes to silencing women, Western culture has had thousands of years of practice.
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It's about something much more insidious: silencing news or opinion that is not left-leaning.
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And no event underscores that like Little Sister's suicide, the ultimate act of self-silencing.
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But what about this idea that often the pursuit of censorship is one of silencing?
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But as a means of silencing the masses, they are surgically designed for maximum impact.
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"It's about a culture of knowingly harboring and protecting predators while silencing victims," she said.
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But earbud to earbud, the Sonys do a slightly better job of silencing certain noises.
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The agenda: Discuss how the digital world is somehow silencing their extremely loud digital voices.
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The Honduran government under Mr. Hernández is not new to the business of silencing dissenters.
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"Silencing @SenKamalaHarris for not being 'courteous' enough is just unbelievable," Ms. Warren tweeted last week.
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More often, research suggests, they remove too much — silencing contested speech rather than risking liability.
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Not coincidentally, it is a silencing of a pain borne first and foremost by women.
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The visual of GOP men silencing Warren unleashed a flood of outrage on social media.
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" Warren blasted the decision after being removed from the floor, accusing McConnell of "silencing Mrs.
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What results is a silencing of many Muslims from speaking of Islamism in this country.
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YouTube is not the Star Chamber — stop playing God & silencing those voices you disagree with.
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That's because the Catholic hierarchy spent decades silencing its priests' victims, the grand jury said.
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Or is radicalism persistence in the face of a constant threat of erasure and silencing?
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While both are capable of alerting users to fires via smartphone apps, the Nest lacks any voice assistant or music playback support, and had its most interesting gesture-based alarm silencing feature disabled thanks to the risk of silencing the alarm during an actual fire.
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We're certainly into the idea of silencing the haters with the powerful weapon of personal style.
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For Warren's supporters, it was a textbook case of mansplaining followed by males silencing a woman.
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"Social Media Giants are silencing millions of people," Trump tweeted after his tweet about Reality Winner.
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The original implies that humans have devolved as a species, not succumbed to a silencing disease.
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Uncensored online forums can become co-opted by bigots and harassers, silencing their less powerful targets.
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The news anchor, Hamid Mir, has denied the allegations, saying they are aimed at silencing him.
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But instead of silencing it and turning beet-red, as I would, she picked it up.
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Silencing ChromeOpen up Settings from the Chrome menu, click Show advanced settings, then choose Content settings.
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If this was somehow a response to end the silencing of women, it missed the mark.
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Liberals saw Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) silencing Warren because he feared her message.
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"Stories like these will have a chilling, silencing effect on our immigrant communities," she tells Broadly.
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Wirathu reacted to his silencing by posting online photographs of himself with his mouth taped over.
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The suspension sparked serious backlash for allegedly silencing McGowan's voice, and her account was quickly restored.
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"That's like blocking out and silencing a whole human being and I hate that," she said.
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Tweaking the notification settings on these apps can be more effective than silencing your phone altogether.
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But getting the government in the business of policing speech will only lead to silencing people.
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Narrative became the battleground on which we began to wage the war on our systemic silencing.
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The Nationals hit two more home runs in the fourth, seemingly silencing the Mets for good.
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Shame and abortion stigma form the basis for these draconian laws by silencing stories like mine.
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Self-blame, shame and—particularly in the USA—fear of legal action can all be silencing.
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Today we saw voices silencing themselves and voices speaking out because we're *still* not doing enough.
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The subtle running theme is queerness throughout history — its persistent silencing, its coded expression through style.
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We end up silencing new voices with new solutions and repeat cycles of violence and inequity.
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From silencing medics to banning 'rumors': Here's why Iran is struggling to contain its coronavirus outbreak
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If that happens, we risk silencing the voices and perspectives we can least afford to lose.
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When the Nazis seized power in 1933 they lost no time in silencing Keun, then 28.
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Perhaps these providers worry about not living up to high standards and end up silencing themselves.
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Then, as now, silencing criticism is the number one goal of dictators during times of crisis.
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"That isolation and silencing was one of the hardest things I had to overcome," she said.
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But for the first time in years it seems silencing people may not be so easy.
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Let other people worry about silencing the political posers and online losers trying to stop you.
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But while the economy was flourishing, allegations of curbing freedoms and silencing dissent gained little traction.
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When will you stop silencing us & let us at least debate gun safety measures in Congress?
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Perhaps they really do not mind the silencing effect it had on people across the country.
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First alarm goes, and I'm rolling around silencing two phones (I guess they synced all data?).
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In a Thursday speech, Pence said that China was "coercing corporate America" by silencing companies and officials.
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In the midst of xenophobic vitriol, children's lives are at stake—silencing them with medications is malpractice.
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But, as the report concludes, "silencing online voices is becoming ever easier and cheaper on the internet."
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Maduro has kept a firm grip on power throughout these crises, imprisoning political opponents and silencing dissent.
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Rather than infantilizing the artists and silencing the media, an open and honest discourse should be encouraged.
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"Censorship and silencing those that we disagree with will never address the polarization that we all feel."
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It is remarkable that the authorities devoted so much effort for so long to silencing Ms Liu.
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Despite these interrogations and the trial itself, Bamseom Pirates' insist they were never subjugated to outright silencing.
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Nope, Republican lawmakers believe Big Tech — specifically Facebook, Google, and Twitter — are silencing voices of the Right.
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Scavino accused the social network of "silencing" him in his post, which drew more than 1,000 comments.
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Microsoft is also adding a new dictation feature, alongside an improved Focus Assist feature for silencing notifications.
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It works by targeting and silencing specific genetic material and blocking the production of disease-causing proteins.
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So far, supported controls include skipping songs, snoozing alarms, and silencing phone calls by waving your hands.
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The legislation threatens women's sports, shelters and schools, silencing female athletes, domestic abuse survivors, mothers, teachers, physicians.
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They promote the candidates who fall in line with their social initiatives, while silencing and excluding others.
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Under the "Call Silencing and Blocked Contacts" list, tap "Blocked Contacts" to see which contacts are listed.
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President Trump, hellbent on re-election, is focused on massaging numbers and silencing bearers of bad news.
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Server admins can enforce the rules by silencing or banning users, deleting or editing messages, and more.
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"When it comes to silencing women, Western culture has had thousands of years of practice," Beard writes.
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Violence, spectacle, intimidation and terror were not just aimed at bludgeoning opponents, silencing critics and empowering activists.
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Sims, in turn, sued the President to stop him from "silencing" Sims as he promoted his book.
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"I think the charges are about silencing a critical voice that's shining light on corruption," she added.
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And all are immersed in the granular, silencing atmosphere of Seurat's painstaking, if not obsessive, Pointillist technique.
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It focuses on silencing religious leaders from saying anything about their faith that could have political implications.
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"This is dangerous authoritarianism and they package silencing Americans who are popular and well-spoken," Jones said.
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If conservatives represented the majority of students on campus, I am sure they would be silencing liberals.
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I just think people should try to engage with arguments and avoid silencing people they disagree with.
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Moreover, by killing those who return the police may be silencing an effective form of anti-jihadist propaganda.
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Mr. Litvinenko's killing, after all, was primarily about silencing critics and scaring opponents rather than eliminating one man.
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I double tapped my head, silencing the voice, tore the device off, and shoved it in my nightstand.
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Some see a contradiction in this group that champions free speech while effectively silencing that of their enemies.
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It also means taking other precautions such as locking or barricading doors, turning off lights and silencing phones.
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The 49-year-old dictator is known for silencing dissenters and shoving them in prisons with deplorable conditions.
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Cox's husband, Brendan, said that instead of silencing her, the murder had allowed millions to hear her voice.
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It could be done in the name of safety, of course, but with a potentially massive silencing effect.
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"My lawsuit isn't about silencing victims because Lovecruft isn't a victim in this case," he told The Verge.
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We do not advocate silencing speech, but instead working to ensure hateful speech does not carry the day.
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"The US embassy has no interest in silencing Iraqi voices in Washington DC or anywhere else," Jones said.
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At the moment this dynamic appears to be working in Mr Trump's favour, silencing opponents and rewarding loyalists.
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It's like silencing the violins in an orchestra to see how important they are to the overall melody.
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And when it's not silencing them, it might be incentivizing them to behave badly, or basely, he said.
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Separately, Alnylam said it concluded its five-year gene-silencing drug research and option agreement with Sanofi SA .
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Unfortunately, it seems like the supermodel's mom, Vilailuck Teigen, didn't get the memo about silencing her daughter's haters.
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Texas A&M held a 42-28 halftime lead, silencing the huge partisan North Carolina crowd for stretches.
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"Silencing women for the powerful, or for your friends, or forconvenience, is neither acceptable, nor just," she wrote.
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If this sort of behavior on public transit (and elsewhere) continues unreported, then we are essentially silencing ourselves.
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The tepid international response, he warned, has empowered Arab governments to continue silencing their critics in the media.
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" "From R. Kelly to Donald Trump, what we can no longer accept is the silencing of Black women!
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They're protecting, from accountability and consequence, these predators who victimize and exploit others, all while silencing crime victims.
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In spite of the rules, Nunes sought to portray the incident as Schiff unfairly silencing a female lawmaker.
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"There is often a breakdown of communication, with partners often lashing out or, conversely, self-silencing," Kerner said.
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In her remarks, DeVos criticized university administrators, suggesting that officials are silencing unpopular views in a "patronizing" way.
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Ask if we want you to step in because there's nothing more frustrating than cis person silencing you.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Wednesday the United States is worried Maduro is silencing the opposition.
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Will Trump also try to crackdown on TV networks in the hopes of silencing comedians who mock him?
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"Today we saw voices silencing themselves and voices speaking out because we're *still* not doing enough," Dorsey tweeted.
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This silencing has created an ideological echo chamber where some ideas are too sacred to be honestly discussed.
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Without the safety blanket of net neutrality, what's stopping them from silencing social movements like Black Lives Matter?
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In the silencing of people like Dr. Li, they see the danger in clamping down on free expression.
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Critics say Mr. Sisi is seeking to consolidate his control by silencing even the mildest sources of dissent.
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"We didn't do it by silencing scientists," the former vice president said Friday night in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
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The lawsuit says Cohen has continued his attempts at silencing Clifford -- including as recently as February 27, 2018.
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While the alarm overrides any silencing of phones, it cannot switch on handsets that have been shut off.
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Other videos are just further proof of human rights violations, like police silencing people as they're being detained.
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RNAi works by targeting and "silencing" specific genetic material, blocking the production of deadly proteins that cause diseases.
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If people on the left can't win an argument, they have no problem silencing those they disagree with.
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It's worth noting the research that has linked self-silencing to domestic abuse, be it emotional or physical.
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Sturla Atlas was one of five bands to threaten to quit this year's edition over these silencing tactics.
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But a growing trend of arbitration clauses in contracts is effectively silencing many of the women she represents.
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How much of this is political intimidating and silencing of grassroots movement from our right to a reliable vote?
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It would also chill political speech, silencing those who fear their dissenting views would cause them to be targeted.
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The point is the fact that the president is silencing American citizens who are simply expressing their constitutional right.
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If it had not been so busy silencing its critics, it might have found better ways to answer them. ■
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Weeks before his inauguration, rumors of silencing the robotic version of Trump circulated in part due to a Change.
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But many people got upset saying that Twitter was "silencing" someone for speaking out against an alleged sexual abuser.
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"Jordan's authorities have an appalling track record when it comes to silencing critics both on and offline," Morayef added.
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Universities responded with speech codes which by some, on both sides of the debate, were deemed silencing or worse.
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The abuse of women, the shaming of them, the threatening, the retaliation, the silencing of them after the fact.
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Conservatives, including President Donald Trump, have repeatedly accused Twitter and other tech giants of silencing and discriminating against them.
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"Social Media Giants are silencing millions of people," the president mentioned today on his Social Media Giant of choice.
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When I asked for evidence of this silencing effect, everyone I spoke to raised the same name: Michele Dunne.
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As a black woman, I know all too well the direct result of silencing the voices of the voiceless.
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And of course, casting the Silencing Charm with Silenco will, logically, silence the ringer and notifications on the device.
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Speaking one's mental illness into existence—so it's "real" like a broken toe—chips away at that silencing shame.
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By silencing their calls, the drowning noise of seismic airguns is robbing these whales of their very survival skills.
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"This is not what America is about - silencing speech - especially in this chamber," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said.
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Most important, silencing critical public voices is one step on the road toward the ultimate suppression of the press.
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"Silencing me & treating me like a criminal is not what she wants for me," Tlaib said in a statement.
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Silencing that voice of wisdom and experience prevents political appointees from making fully informed decisions to the public's detriment.
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Meanwhile, some intelligence experts are worried that silencing ISIS on Twitter will represent a net loss of needed intelligence.
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"What the government gives, it can take away in a second," he said, silencing a cellphone in his pocket.
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Today, the conversation highlights the unique position Ms. Hill was placed in and the level of silencing she faced.
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I think there's a responsibility to take ownership of your platform's role in silencing different communities, mostly underrepresented groups.
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"Nants' ngonyama," she belted out, silencing the room with the Zulu lyric that has become the show's signature sound.
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I propose that we should look instead to standing to explain the phenomenon that illocutionary silencing intends to explain.
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And to exclude Afghan women means silencing the very group which has disproportionally suffered the most under the Taliban.
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The silencing finger is now an admonishing finger, only she cannot decide which of us to direct it at.
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But, in the end, Lamba decided she didn't want the trolls to feel they had succeeded in silencing her.
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These suits are aimed at silencing bad reviews of businesses and other entities, regardless of their honesty and accuracy.
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As history has taught us, silencing religion as an alternative to state power is a favorite tool of dictators.
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Simply hearing your own voice can make your intentions seem more "real," silencing any internal conflicts you may feel.
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Leftists, in an effort to make campuses welcoming — ostensibly, for everyone — end up frequently silencing conservative and libertarian students.
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As a result, Arab governments have been given free rein to continue silencing the media at an increasing rate.
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We have opposed the silencing of scientists and the public from decision-making processes and advocated for greater transparency.
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But Apple could be leveraging the tech for other uses as well, including automatically silencing notifications, augmented reality, and payments.
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"Deny" includes hiding, but it also means taking other precautions, such as barricading doors, turning off lights and silencing phones.
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They are silencing democratic debate and criminalizing all human rights groups, even Jewish ones, that are in solidarity with Palestine.
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In another shot, Cyrus is seen dressed as Hannah Montana with her finger to her lips in a silencing gesture.
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In 1992, Mr Boff received another silencing demand, but decided to leave the Franciscan order and revert to lay status.
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Trump assures his followers that they're the underdogs: that the nation's most powerful institutions are dedicated to silencing their views.
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She says they were silencing her, and she only agreed to sign it because she was in a desperate situation.
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In recent years, however, this longstanding tradition has fallen victim to the silencing culture prevalent at today's colleges and universities.
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Silencing Brooks's right to shoot the 30-footer in the final seconds despite an overwhelming lead is of course tyrannical.
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Some researchers are trying to remove further brakes on the system by killing or silencing some of its regulatory cells.
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Some of his most heartfelt essays and stories were portraits of writers prone to self-silencing renunciation: Kafka, Walser, Wittgenstein.
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So let me get this straight: we're fed up with men silencing us, so we're going to just silence ourselves?
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Moreover, by selectively silencing these regions, the researchers were able to essentially hard-wire different fish for winning and losing.
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Inside the square, Matt Devlin, the Raptors' television announcer, interrupted the celebration ceremonies at one point, temporarily silencing the crowd.
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But the tactic of silencing, which has been deployed repeatedly at universities around the country, only hurts these activists' cause.
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We cannot take personal experience (in any form) as an immediate cause to question credibility without silencing victims once again.
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His government is nominally socialist, but with Maduro's assorted power grabs and silencing of critics, Venezuela is not governed democratically.
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The Twitter boss banned political ads and did more than Mark Zuckerberg to prevent the silencing of Hong Kong protesters.
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It would have been banned from accepting anonymous tips -- silencing many potential whistleblowers -- and been barred from communicating to the public.
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Caldas said limiting whom people can talk to in a moment of crisis could have the opposite effect of silencing them.
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Their contemporaries in America experienced the silencing of political dissidents during the civil rights movement and the anti-Vietnam War demonstrations.
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The silencing of Li is part of a wider effort by Beijing to censor any negative comments about the coronavirus outbreak.
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That's why we were so happy to see that the singer has taken another brave step in silencing her inner critic.
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"One by one, extremists are silencing these voices, while the government looks on," the Committee to Protect Journalists said on Twitter.
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For now, perhaps the most interesting question surrounding gene-silencing sprays is whether they will challenge our notion of a GMO.
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Rights campaigners and scholars in the West have dismissed the broadcasts as part of a propaganda campaign aimed at silencing dissent.
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The SCN9A gene is a major player in controlling the body's response to pain by activating or silencing the sodium channel.
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Google is clearly manipulating and controlling the political narrative in favor of Democrats and the left, and silencing conservatives and Republicans.
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It also said independent media outlets faced harassment and closure and critical journalists faced threats and intimidation aimed at silencing them.
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Perhaps these instances are examples of the silencing of congresswomen of color that political scientist Mary Hawkesworth identified in the 1990s.
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But there is, if not a silencing effect, a stifling one whenever critics with a platform offer such broad-stroke prescriptions.
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Silencing Elizabeth Warren backfires on Senate GOP Qualifications Harris is a former San Francisco prosecutor, and is at home at hearings.
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Do Not Disturb is nice for when you go to the movies, because silencing your devices is only a single action.
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This practice has the effect of silencing teachers who support school choice and forcing them to fund opposition of school choice.
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"Silencing me & treating me like a criminal is not what she wants for me," Tlaib wrote on Twitter, referencing her grandmother.
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"Silencing these voices is an affront to the First Amendment and to the core values of our democracy," the group wrote.
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Soli will enable motion gesture controls for things like skipping songs, snoozing alarms, and silencing phone calls by waving your hands.
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Yes, conspiratorial malarkey will always thrive -- but silencing the latest flavor of it is just a game of whack-a-mole.
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But Los Angeles predictably bounced back, silencing the audience of 13,21 with two goals in the third period's first eight minutes.
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Instead of silencing students, schools should promote student voice and a robust exchange of ideas, just as our Founding Fathers intended.
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That's fine when it's consensual, but perhaps the unwanted behavior here, and elsewhere in WoW, has inspired the upcoming silencing patch.
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The Chinese Communist Party is extending its surveillance of critics abroad, reaching into Western academic communities and silencing visiting Chinese students.
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Part of the focus will be on claims by President Trump and other critics that Silicon Valley is silencing conservative voices.
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The ad ends with Durant silencing his critics by winning the championship, as the words, "Debate This" flash on the screen.
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The silencing of these North Vietnamese "antiwar" voices was intimately connected to the strategy deliberation for the upcoming 1968 military campaign.
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By recalling her own self-silencing, Alexievich takes a place among her subjects and masterfully sets out to correct the record.
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The #MeToo movement is about empowerment, not silencing, so to adopt the movement in this way seems incredibly insensitive and misguided.
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Critics say the erosion of freedoms and silencing of political opponents is the worst Egypt has seen in its modern history.
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I work in solidarity with the protestors in Iraq today who are fighting against the silencing of their voices and desires.
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The brief list below shows that the silencing of cultural expression continues to happen in different forms all over the world.
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Also, if his complaints are all about, say, workplace conditions, then silencing or dismissing him could run afoul of labor laws.
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What we think we know: A few ways it might work, including skipping songs, silencing calls, and checking your lock screen.
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Now, new research by scientists at the University of Pittsburgh's psychiatry department has tied self-silencing to increased arterial plaque buildup.
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Ms. Le Pen has said that the investigation into her Twitter posts is a political witch hunt aimed at silencing her.
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The student also accused the school of ignoring complaints about institutional racism and silencing sexual violence complaints while raising tuition prices.
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Because you can effectively use your speech, particularly automated speech, to harass other people off the platform, thereby silencing their speech.
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The fascist dictatorship had produced a "dirty war," which meant that a military regime had begun silencing leftist sentiment by force.
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He said the international community had turned a blind eye to the increasing rate at which Arab governments were silencing the press.
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Allowing that to happen will only have a silencing effect on people who have been assaulted or abused by people like him.
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She thinks these genomes must have replaced the ability to knock out transposons with a novel and effective way of silencing them.
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But in subsequent conversations, it quickly became clear that the Trump Organization had been accustomed to silencing critics by threatening to sue.
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Yet, this freedom is fragile – for example, Amnesty's research has shown that online abuse can have a silencing effect on its targets.
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Some of these next steps might include silencing this neural circuit, and seeing if that prevents anxiety caused by hyperventilation, says Yackle.
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No-platforming, or denying public figures speaking engagements or writing publication, is particularly problematic because it is quite literally a silencing tactic.
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Progressives, by their account, are out to destroy free speech, labeling anyone who disagrees with them racists and sexists, before silencing them.
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In his first term, won in 2013 in another dubious vote, he eroded democracy by silencing critical media and eviscerating the constitution.
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Conservatives in Washington are alleging that the gatekeepers to big media and communication channels are silencing their voices and censoring their perspectives.
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Silencing FirefoxIf you're using Mozilla's browser to guide your online travels, open up the main browser menu then choose Options and Content.
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"UNSMIL stresses that silencing the voices of women in decision-making position will not be tolerated," the mission said in a statement.
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There is a contradiction between liberalisation and party control, between giving markets their say and silencing them when their message is unwelcome.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer had gone as far as silencing collective Democratic cheers on the Senate floor during the 2 a.m.
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Free speech warriors say that overzealous students are cramping academia's intellectual environment by silencing the speech of those with whom they disagree.
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Further, the action elevated Brennan's profile and provided an even greater platform for his ongoing criticism of President Trump — hardly silencing him.
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As more aspects of human rights work have moved into the digital sphere, so have the means of attacking and silencing it.
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And thus did Leigh Alexander's commentary on the pluralism of gaming today get equal time with a campaign bent on silencing her.
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At the same time, Google said that the initial use-cases for Motion Sense — skipping songs, snoozing alarms, and silencing phone calls —
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When the government starts silencing scientists for reasons that have no apparent social benefit, therefore, we should all be worried — and vigilant.
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He attacked Khizr Khan, the bereaved father of the late Army Captain Humayun Khan, by falsely accusing him of silencing his wife.
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But far from silencing her, that first flare-up simply led to the next — her comments about allegiances to a foreign country.
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To see in print that police sources had called me a liar had a silencing effect on me, to say the least.
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"I want to use this as an opportunity to shed light on negative effects of silencing in the Jewish community," he said.
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If you're tired of the distraction, here's how to deal with those annoying group messages without silencing everything else on your phone.
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Anti-fascists, or antifa, clad like ninjas and hellbent on silencing a speaker (the provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos), smashed windows and set fires.
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Activists said the crackdown, unprecedented in its scope, was illegal, effectively silencing millions of people in Kashmir, a mountainous, predominantly Muslim region.
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The ballpark erupted, the Cleveland fans — including LeBron James, up in a suite — at last silencing the boisterous Cubs fans among them.
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Demagogues will enjoy impunity with the lack of free press if they are successful in silencing a critical voice in the society.
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He defends himself by saying Caelynn accused him of seducing her and then silencing her, which aren't "light allegations," as he says.
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Tech Fix We tested the new suite of privacy tools in Apple's latest mobile software, from minimizing location sharing to silencing robocalls.
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Unlike Do Not Disturb, which can mute sounds, stop vibrations and block visual disturbances, Focus Mode is only about silencing specific apps.
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" The Haitian anthropologist Michel-Rolph Trouillot argued in "Silencing the Past" that "human beings participate in history as both actors and narrators.
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However, SB 4's implementation would have had the opposite effect intended — silencing the very people who could bring criminals to justice.
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She called for a thorough investigation of a system that she said enabled a "monster" to thrive for decades by silencing victims.
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But instead of silencing their opponent, Cruise and Vogt may have just handed him the platform to very publicly ready his defense.
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Elizabeth Warren on to talk about her formal silencing on the Senate floor while reading a letter from Coretta Scott King regarding Sen.
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The hosts discuss their experiences with silencing their notifications, and Tristan Harris's theories about how to loosen the grip of always-on electronics.
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"The Mueller report being issued with redactions would actually reveal the silencing, or the silences, more than any unredacted report would," Reddy said.
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That's what connects the pay, the representation, the harassment, the assault — it's a continuum of behavior that's silencing and very violent and devaluing.
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As Democrats rally against many of Trump's cabinet nominations, an arcane rule was whipped out of Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's pocket, silencing Sen.
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Those who advocate silencing their opponents seem hell-bent on engulfing us in strife and increasingly heavy coercion to achieve their policy objectives.
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In his new book, Silencing the Bomb: One Scientist's Quest to Halt Nuclear Testing, Sykes chronicles his efforts to end explosive nuclear testing.
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Silencing men's voices in the #MeToo debate can lead to miscarriages of justice and alienate the very people whose behaviour needs to change.
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Retribution intentionally damages the offender, but it can also accidentally leave victims with new injuries by neglecting their needs and silencing their voices.
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The abuse of women, the shaming of them, the threatening, the retaliation, the silencing of them after the fact ... It has to stop.
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Years of clicking "report spam or abuse" may now have normalised the idea of silencing speech one disagrees with rather than debating it.
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Doubt over presidential actions, including the imposition of martial law in the city of Marawi and the silencing of critics, underlined the movement.
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It has been a long held American ideal that we win the day with better arguments, not by silencing those we disagree with.
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But in reality, a dark web of corporations and wealthy donors dead set on destroying unions and silencing workers were behind this case.
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Recent changes in federal research funding suggest that the Trump administration is deliberately silencing science that could call its policy decisions into question.
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Mike Cernovich's campaign against Seder shows how setting a low bar for fireable offenses will lead to the silencing of important progressive voices.
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And these cases show us that sexual shaming is a way not just of humiliating, demeaning, and hurting women, but of silencing them.
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Sporting a thick mustache and forceful demeanor, Maduro has moved to consolidate his power by stacking government institutions with loyalists and silencing critics.
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This kind of thuggish behavior, aimed at silencing complaints about the election, is unacceptable in a country that claims to be a democracy.
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The revelations about Alzabarah come in the midst of a larger report detailing Saudi Arabia's apparent playbook for silencing dissent on social media.
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I don't remember silencing my phone at 23 AM, but my nocturnal self must have quickly nipped that minor interruption in the bud.
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"To us, it says a lot about society," offers Laurie, who agrees that social media warriors have a silencing effect on bigger conversations.
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There's no way to know how many potential lawsuits against the association have never been filed solely because of the rule's silencing effect.
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In the new version, a jaded man plans a "Taxi Driver"-like rampage against "people/Who need silencing," but this time he listens.
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Silencing the outside noise wasn't an option, because people are going to make noise no matter what, and they have a right to.
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Hun Sen has seized on the platform's popularity, using the tool to cement his 33-year grip on power while silencing opposing voices.
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The project, code-named Dragonfly, has upset employees who feel Google would be playing a part in silencing dissidents and spreading government propaganda.
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But the company was on the Capitol Hill hot seat this pat week, as lawmakers questioned whether Google services are silencing conservative voices.
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That it happens to be a literalization of a metaphor — he was actually silencing a woman, choking off her speech — does not help.
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Colleges are taking heat for their supposed liberal bias; it is bad press for them to be seen as "silencing" more conservative viewpoints.
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Already, three key witnesses have agreed to cooperate with Mr. Mueller against the president, so it's probably too late to start silencing witnesses.
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Reports from inside described frantic shoppers fleeing, hiding in food court kitchens and behind cash registers, holding their breath and silencing their phones.
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In college, I was rejected by a girl specifically because I was conservative and that hurt, but not enough to justify silencing myself.
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U.S. President Donald Trump criticized social media companies on Friday for silencing "millions of people" in what he called an act of censorship.
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But self-silencing can also be as simple as declining to tell your partner their "cute" nickname for you actually hurts your feelings.
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The government has "developed several methods for pressuring and silencing journalists who criticize Duterte's notorious 'war on drugs,'" according to Reporters Without Borders.
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Silencing voices may be faster than addressing the issues raising those voices, but it does a lot less for us as a society.
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Yet here at their new home and haven, they find instead a new hell, as tear gas rains down upon them. Suffocating. Silencing.
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Sajudin's the third potentially damaging story about Trump that Cohen appears to have played a part in silencing and the second involving AMI.
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The appeal then went down to defeat in a 43-50 vote, effectively silencing Warren for the duration of the debate about Sessions.
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Silencing leftist academics is a dangerous game, and a slippery slope—and ironically, defending speech on campus is a favorite right-wing talking point.
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China's government operates a comprehensive online censorship system to stop citizens from accessing information that it deems unsavory, as well as silencing opposing voices.
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Though Democrats in Congress are likely to demand further changes first, its chances should be helped by the silencing of Canadian and Mexican complaints.
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Through manipulations of material, scale, and symbols, Mattai's work highlights how monuments can create quick, consumable triumphs, silencing the casualties of the preceding struggle.
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It's a quiet but potent condemnation of society's built-in skepticism of the Black experience, and especially of its continual silencing of Black women.
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Defining extremism might sound like a good idea, but for freedom advocates, almost any definition proposed runs the risk of silencing the merely eccentric.
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The serve clock has succeeded on one count, silencing doubters who feared that a countdown would draw too much attention and create a distraction.
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But silencing RT would have consequences too, dealing a blow to free expression on a platform that hosts a great deal of public discussion.
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But hopefully, there's at least one thing it will be more careful about moving forward: Silencing women without offering an immediately clear reason why.
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After other users, including Jessica Chastain and Anthony Bourdain, pointed out the ban looked like deliberate silencing, Twitter released a statement regarding McGowan's account.
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The idea that someone's decision to abstain from sex implies any one set of character traits, meanwhile, is not only misguided, it is silencing.
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It effectively bans settlement agreements from silencing survivors of sexual assault, harassment, and discrimination, arguing that his client would potentially fall into this category.
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The fact that Facebook explicitly stated which pages were deleted seems to have done little to reduce the anger over the allegedly clandestine silencing.
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Yehuda Shaul, co-director of Breaking the Silence, said the larger attack on civil society groups is about silencing opposition to the Israeli occupation.
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The hypocrites at NRA headquarters have no problem exploiting those living with mental illness or silencing researchers whose findings might hurt their profit margins.
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A common theme in many personal stories about pregnancy and birth complications, including Williams's, is medical providers' inattention to symptoms and silencing of concerns.
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With that same hand, she is doing a shushing motion, as if preemptively silencing the haters before they read the circumstances of the bling.
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Silencing their voices fosters risks to the safety, health and well-being of the country in ways we are only just beginning to understand.
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Meanwhile, studious readers poring over the company's collections sighed a breath of relief when the machine's handle broke in 1843, finally silencing the beast.
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"This case bears all the characteristics of something which is systematic in Turkey: the abuse of anti-terror law for silencing critics," Bihr said.
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"What you're doing now is silencing speech," said Theodore Ruger, the dean of the University of Pennsylvania Law School, before the event was ended.
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The goal is not really to win a lawsuit but to intimidate critics into silencing themselves or else face costly and time-consuming litigation.
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North Korea, which followed suit by silencing its own critical broadcasts ahead of the summit, is also expected to remove its loudspeakers this week.
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But that public funding does not extend to silencing providers who are meeting their ethical obligations when they offer critically important information to patients.
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When Kavanaugh isn't doling out legal protections for the country's biggest corporations and richest executives, he is silencing the civil rights of everyday people.
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Gene-silencing, or RNA interference (RNAi) technology, is considered an important new frontier in medicine with the potential to treat a variety of diseases.
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In the wrongful death complaint, relatives said the attack was premeditated and aimed at silencing journalists in a bid to crush the political opposition.
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These payments were made, Cohen has attested in court, because Trump believed silencing Daniels was important in order to win the 2016 presidential election.
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President Donald Trump is an enthusiastic proponent of hunting down journalists' sources and silencing whistleblowers, building on precedents set by his predecessor Barack Obama.
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Trump's silence on Manila's deteriorating rule of law or the silencing of critics in Hanoi and Beijing could exacerbate the spread of undemocratic policies.
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It turns out that the players had no First Amendment right to kneel, because the government was not silencing their speech — team owners were.
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For so-called anger management to be truly relevant, it must focus equally on self-silencing, somatization, unhealthy anger diversion, and negative social responses.
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If, by "bolstering the rights of the accused," DeVos means "silencing survivors and stopping them from reporting," then she will have accomplished her goal.
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The story is interpreted as criticism against patriarchal control and the silencing of women—but the parallel in this movie is purely coincidental, apparently.
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"This isn't just us being killed as people, this is a silencing of those who talk," freelance journalist Paula Monaco said at the protest.
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In April, for example, members of Congress browbeat Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg for ostensibly silencing Diamond and Silk, sisters who produce pro-Trump videos.
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Why did Trump fail to report payments during the campaign to his attorney for silencing women who claimed they had extramarital affairs with him?
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"To see in print that police sources had called me a liar had a silencing effect on me, to say the least," she wrote.
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Conservative politicians and pundits, including Mr. Trump, have in recent years criticized Google, Twitter and Facebook, accusing them of silencing voices on the right.
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"These [NGOs] view differences in perceptions of society and the state as being sufficient justification for silencing or delegitimizing others," as Jamal puts it.
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"Now we know that these rights are thrown out of the window when it comes to silencing dissenting voices, and independent journalists in particular."
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"By silencing my voice they've also taken away, or tried to take away, my First Amendment rights to speak," Hargrave said in the video.
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"The coup must clearly be condemned... But waves of purges, silencing those who think differently is in our opinion the wrong way," he said.
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About 30 National Assembly opposition members are abroad or in hiding due to judicial proceedings that government critics say are aimed at silencing adversaries.
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A previous hearing back in April featured a couple of YouTubers, sisters named Diamond and Silk, who claimed that Facebook is silencing conservative opinions.
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Twitter's decision will inevitably encourage criticism — particularly from the right — that it is silencing speech from a democratically elected president of the United States.
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In response to the note and report, Twitter pointed to its abuse behavior policy does not allow for harassment, intimidation and silencing of other users.
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She has been surrounded by controversy and personal attacks since she took office in January — attacks that are explicitly about silencing outspoken women of color.
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The company was quickly pilloried for suspending McGowan's account, with many suggesting the social network was silencing the voice of a victim of sexual harassment.
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At the Wilson Center in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, Pence accused China of "coercing corporate America" by silencing companies, think tanks, scholars and government officials.
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There's plenty of work to do: Twitter's suspension of Weinstein accuser Rose McGowan's account reminds us that silencing isn't a relic of some distant past.
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"Silencing women for the powerful, or for your friends, or for convenience, is neither acceptable, nor just," Gillibrand wrote of the reporting in the story.
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Microsoft is now in the middle of re-positioning Cortana on Windows 10, including separating it from search and silencing the digital assistant during setup.
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"That's what connects the pay, the representation, the harassment, the assault — it's a continuum of behavior that's silencing and very violent and devaluing," she said.
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READ: Trump's immigration crackdown is silencing domestic violence victims Cover image: Rosa Maria Hernandez, 10, at a hospital in Corpus Christi, Texas with her cousin.
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NDAs were exposed this year for the long role they have played in silencing victims and enabling men to commit serial misconduct and avoid repercussions.
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So the people who are ... the silencing is pervasive because there are people who just will not touch these topics for fear of being fired.
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Over the past 18 months, federal courts have issued nearly 2,600 secrecy orders "silencing Microsoft from speaking about warrants," the company said in its lawsuit.
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Rights groups have accused Biya, 85, of silencing opposition voices throughout his 36-years ruling the central African cocoa and oil exporter - charges he denies.
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Silencing Elizabeth Warren for breaking an arcane senate rule was simply a more genteel way of telling a woman to sit down and shut up.
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Put differently, Uber's board and the United States Senate are part of the same phenomenon: They both vastly under-represent women, thereby silencing women's voices.
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All the while, he consistently praises Vladimir Putin, whose apparent ties to organized crime and notorious silencing of critics has been repeatedly and widely reported.
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These factors, combined with the silencing of veteran voices and widespread misunderstanding of veterans' needs and experiences, have contributed to the number of veteran suicides.
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Mainstream Sunni Arab rebel groups and their regional sponsors were hitherto unwilling to contemplate silencing their guns absent a commitment from Assad to step down.
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More dangerously, yakuza with ties to nationalist organizations would act as muscle, putting down public protests and silencing activists, never hesitating to stoop to murder.
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She's also sought public admission from the company that it was working on behalf of Trump or his associates with the goal of silencing her.
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YouTube is not the Star Chamber—stop playing God & silencing those voices you disagree with," tweeted the Texas Republican, adding: "This will not end well.
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Wirathu reacted to his silencing by posting online photographs of himself with his mouth taped over, and by continuing to post videos and comments online.
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He drove in Story for what would prove to be the winning run, sending the Rockies dugout to cautious celebrations and silencing the stunned stadium.
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Tellingly, some think tanks that publicize all-female panels also bar junior fellows from speaking to the news media, silencing the women in that role.
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Though aware of the need to stand up for the powerless and voiceless, Tara and Karan also end up becoming complicit in their own silencing.
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Independent investigations and traditional journalism in Venezuela are hindered by the Maduro government, which maintains its grip on power through intimidation, violence and silencing reporters.
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Decamous reveals time and again that nations with nuclear powers retain these weapons, in part, by silencing those who have been harmed by their fallout.
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The "left" is comprised of snowflake crybabies, who are also authoritarian bullies systematically silencing conservatives and indoctrinating the younger generation through the media and culture.
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Other documents seized included information about the role of The National Enquirer in silencing one of the women, people briefed on the investigation have said.
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Dr. Li's death provoked anger and frustration at how the Chinese government mishandled the situation by not sharing information earlier and silencing whistle-blowers. Feb.
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READ: Here's how China Is silencing coronavirus critics in the U.S. Tencent, the company that operates WeChat, did not respond to questions about the incident.
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What is certain is that the massacre cast a long shadow for decades, with fear of reprisals silencing those who witnessed and survived the terror.
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So it is not surprising that the government's response to the current coronavirus epidemic has included silencing or otherwise covering-up news of the outbreak.
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Police say they have killed only in self-defence, and the deaths of other dealers and users was down to vigilantes or gangs silencing informants.
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The Republicans' silencing of Senator Elizabeth Warren for airing Coretta Scott King's criticism of Mr. Sessions from decades ago appeared to only amplify her message.
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I was taking part in that toxic culture and no matter where I was on the ladder, I bear that responsibility and helped in her silencing.
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RELATED: Silencing Elizabeth Warren backfires on Senate GOP She said Democrats are intent on showing that Trump's Cabinet nominees' records run counter to his campaign pledges.
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So when he came across Australian researchers already doing it in potatoes, he wasted no time in licensing their technology, a technique known as gene silencing.
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Ecuador's president insists that his country isn't giving in to any pressure from the United States or other countries that may have interest in silencing Assange.
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Schulz has described Merkel, known for pragmatism rather than vision, as a vacuum cleaner of ideas and has also accused her of silencing debate on issues.
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"I think every win that I've been going through, it's been silencing anyone's doubts or even my own doubts, whether or not I belong," said Shapovalov.
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As a feminized robot, Alexa is given voice only in response to other voices, a perpetuation of the gendered silencing at the root of Western civilization.
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Dr. Li's death provoked anger and frustration at how the Chinese government mishandled the situation by not sharing information earlier and by silencing whistle-blowers. Feb.
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"In siding with the Chinese Communist Party and silencing free speech, the NBA is acting like a wholly owned subsidiary of the authoritarian regime," he added.
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Elton John was totally down for fighting on a Wednesday night when a fan whacked him in the mouth with some beads ... temporarily silencing the legend.
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It's worth noting that unlike Instagram, Twitter is notoriously averse to silencing even the most negative voices on its platform, except when they're reported by users.
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Attempts at silencing Mr. M'bala M'bala have created tensions over free speech and gained him support among some French Muslims, as well as far-right sympathizers.
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On Cuba, the report rebukes the government of Raul Castro for silencing political opposition despite the administration's re-establishment of diplomatic relations with Havana last summer.
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"In siding with the Chinese Communist Party and silencing free speech, the NBA is acting like a wholly owned subsidiary of that authoritarian regime," Pence said.
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Burying happens by people — we bury the dead, but also the intentional and unintentional silencing made possible by human actions, of ideas, of memory, of voice.
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The report made news around the world because it seemed like the latest example of Russian President Vladimir Putin or his allies silencing a prominent critic.
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Chinese authorities have also reiterated their firm support for Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam and the Hong Kong Police, silencing rumors of an impending resignation.
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Under the voyeuristic gaze of male-centric Dead Girl Narratives, men are celebrated as the heroes of women's pain, while also literally burying and silencing it.
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The law, they say, "targets pro-life facilities" and violates a long-standing First Amendment principle barring the government from silencing one side of divisive debates.
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So here's an admittedly incomplete timeline of the scandals, explaining how Trump got entangled with Daniels and McDougal, and how Cohen got involved in silencing them.
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" She added that "silencing behavior ranges from security w/in the firm creating files on women, to potential violations of revenge porn laws, to grotesque threats.
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Political figures benefit and encourage ineffective means of rioting and protests while successfully silencing a vast amount of Americans from speaking their minds with vile tactics.
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By silencing itself, the U.K. has actually lost power and control over its domestic affairs and economy, and therefore has forfeited some of its precious "sovereignty".
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This not only suggests to most black voters that the party is inhospitable to their interests; it also ends up silencing black voices within the party.
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Now they have grabbed the lead in the A.L.C.S., silencing a Blue Jays team that grumbled about the strike zone but never did anything about it.
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"The leadership of this House is so enamored with silence that one of the only policies that they will talk about is silencing guns," Clark said.
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Silencing Jameela Jamil on beauty standards because of the way she looks is as much a problem of patriarchy as the slimming teas she rightly denounces.
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" The suit said USAG had "a plan to keep the sexual abuse of Nassar quiet, and allow Nassar to quietly leave USAG, further silencing his victims.
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Twitter, to that extent, has started making some moves toward silencing abuse in order to curb the harassment problem that's plagued the platform throughout its existence.
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They will have the effect of harming our public discourse by silencing necessary voices that would otherwise speak out about the public issues of the day.
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She brilliantly captured the tragedy of Howe's silencing as well as that of other women writers imprisoned by the patriarchal expectations and rules of their day.
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Instead of just declining or silencing the call — and forgetting to call your madre back later — there's another super-useful way you can handle the situation.
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And since then has developed a series of gene-silencing therapies and designer DNA drugs – including a drug that turns-off the gene for Huntington Disease.
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Sony makes our favorite noise-canceling headphones, so it makes sense that it would make the first really outstanding pair of sound silencing wirefree earbuds, too.
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Then, finally, a pinch-hit single by Devers in the ninth put the Red Sox ahead, and Pearce added a Dodger Stadium-silencing bases-clearing double.
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Then consider that the National Rifle Association and its Republican consorts would like to enact legislation that would ease current restrictions on silencing devices for weaponry.
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It's not the far right that has to change fundamentally, if you accept his arguments — it's the activists and people of color who are silencing them.
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Motherland's premise, that instead of silencing these women, the country instead put all its faith behind them — literally entrusting them with America's national security — is powerful.
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In it, he blamed the government for silencing whistle-blowers and trying to conceal the outbreak, which began in the central city of Wuhan in December.
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Hua has accused the US of "lying and slander" as Ortagus has called China out for destroying virus samples, silencing doctors, and censoring public concerns online.
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There is no better symbol of change than the silencing of Mr. Patterson by the victims of domestic abuse he had long counseled to keep quiet.
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Corruption, impunity and violence in prisons are mostly tolerated, these advocates say, because the system serves the party's interests by silencing dissidents and enriching prison guards.
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And they are seeking to end the debate not only by silencing the other side, but also by controlling the very messages the other side expresses.
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The firing set off a furious debate over Google's handling of the situation, with some accusing the company of silencing the engineer for speaking his mind.
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Indigenous languages are an integral part of the American lexicon though their systematic silencing continues today; there is no American Arts and Letters without their inclusion.
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I asked them to consider the impact on democratic culture and public debate should politicians like him replicate the behavior of silencing critics through intimidation tactics.
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By doing so, it ends up silencing the stories of our communities, who for hundreds of years, have been resisting the root causes of climate change.
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"I can't think of another artist who works in that same way—the more that attempts at silencing happen, the more potent they become," she said.
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All four have been surrounded by controversy and personal attacks since they took office in January — attacks that are explicitly about silencing outspoken women of color.
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Your show fills the time slot left by Melissa Harris-Perry, who left MSNBC after she felt the network was "silencing" her because of her politics.
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Some Democrats have supported calls for a vote on the floor, hoping it could bolster their case in court as well as silencing their GOP critics.
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The C.C.P. could have lured him back to China and packed him off under some pretext like poor health while silencing the rest of his family.
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"She was specifically targeted because of her profession, for the purpose of silencing those reporting on the growing opposition movement in the country," Judge Jackson wrote.
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On air, he thanked officials at Fox News for backing him, and portrayed himself as a target of a liberal "mob" intent on silencing conservative voices.
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One right-wing personality they didn't de-platform, however, was President Trump, who used his Twitter to repeatedly complain about the silencing of right-wing ideologues.
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The silencing of black pain is written in the DNA of this country with white men historically using assault as an excuse to protect white women.
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In prepared remarks, Sessions complained that protesters are silencing speakers, and said the department plans to file a brief in a college free speech case this week.
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It said in an article on its website that it would appeal Friday's court ruling, which it called "another blatant attempt" at silencing its reporting in Azerbaijan.
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Earlier this month, J&J inked an agreement with Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals to develop its gene-silencing Hepatitis B treatment and take a minority stake in the company.
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The old Sony headphones, which I used on countless commutes between Brooklyn and Manhattan, succeeded just fine at silencing conversations happening nearby me on the subway car.
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We might all agree, Prince argued, that content like the Daily Stormer shouldn't be online, but the mechanism for silencing those voices should not be vigilante hackers.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump accused social media companies of silencing "millions of people" in an act of censorship, but without offering evidence to support the claim.
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Having studied these behaviors, Hawkesworth sees the backlash against Omar, Ocasio-Cortez, and Tlaib as merely a continuation of a longstanding pattern of silencing women of color.
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The decision has been viewed as a heavy blow to the nation's artistic community and a means of silencing artists who could air the government's transgressions abroad.
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The appointment of another unpopular chief executive would probably boost their support—and increase the risk of further intervention by the central government aimed at silencing them.
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Advocacy groups for rape victims are lobbying in some states for measures known as anti-SLAPP laws, which were developed largely to stop corporations from silencing whistleblowers.
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This didn't stop her: When the 12-hour ban elapsed, McGowan hopped back on Twitter and accused Jeff Bezos of silencing her via one of his employees.
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Notably, the agreement does not include a nondisclosure agreement, something Argento and others have spoken out against due to their role in silencing victims of sexual assault.
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Silencing that alarm shouldn't be so easy, so Christopher Guichet built an alarm clock that can only be deactivated with a perfect shot from a Nerf blaster.
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It comes with a whole host of challenges for silencing your alarm, from taking a photo of something like your bathroom faucet to solving a math problem.
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The only way to overcome this injustice, in Marcuse's view, is to allow those who oppose the status quo to speak, while silencing those who defend it.
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Wadia sought legal advice on the company's effective silencing of the independent directors and was told that it was not only inappropriate, but also illegal, he said.
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This situation was no different: conservatives quickly defended Lord and blamed CNN for what they viewed as another left-wing outlet silencing the views of the right.
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" The suit alleged that USAG had "a plan to keep the sexual abuse of Nassar quiet, and allow Nassar to quietly leave USAG; further silencing his victims.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 24 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump criticized social media companies on Friday for silencing "millions of people" in what he called an act of censorship.
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Silencing Oracle Arena in a closeout tilt is too much to ask even of Lillard, and especially of Al-Farouq Aminu and Mason Plumlee and the rest.
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Worst of all, many companies—Uber included—require employees to sign non-disclosure agreements that serve as gag orders, silencing survivors with the threat of a lawsuit.
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He has cut down the religious establishment by stripping the religious police of the power to arrest people, and by silencing clerics who oppose his social reforms.
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"The Chinese government persists in its old ways: silencing its critics rather than listening to people who promote rights-respecting policies that actually solve problems," she said.
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Silencing athletes should never be tolerated and to threaten them with removal from the Olympic Games is another sign of the imbalance between sport leaders and athletes.
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The technology works by silencing the expression of genes that are critical for vital functions like movement, but are also unique to a given species of insect.
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With the silencing of Mr. Sadat in Parliament, Hussein Gohar, an official with another opposition party, said politics had become a dispiriting and perilous pursuit in Egypt.
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Concerns of silencing civil society The company's announcement shows just how fraught policing the site has become in areas where political divisions are complex and ever-changing.
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It passed a law aimed at silencing NGOs that monitored the Israeli military's human rights abuses in the Palestinian territories, and attacked the independence of the judiciary.
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Smallwood wrote that he has "participated in the silencing of employees trying to protect them from the malicious activities of senior leadership at HUD," according to Politico.
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We might even see a majority of Trump fans support silencing "SNL," especially since the right has long viewed Hollywood and the entertainment industry as anti-Republican.
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Human rights groups have accused the Egyptian regime of carrying out widespread and systematic torture of political prisoners, silencing dissidents and using death sentences to settle scores.
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Sharing your truth about sexual violence is never easy for any survivor, yet I would argue that this specific form of silencing is unique to Black women.
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Any vague opposition to gender-critical thought in the UK brings accusations of "silencing women" and a splashy feature or op-ed in a British national newspaper.
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But much of the policing of imperfect language, silencing of dissent and shaming of dissenters runs counter to that goal, alienating the very onlookers who need illumination.
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And in a lawsuit seeking to invalidate the silencing agreement, the judge found there was nothing to litigate because Ms. Daniels was already speaking openly without consequence.
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Many thought Twitter was silencing McGowan by choosing to suspend her account, although Twitter later argued that it was because McGowan had violated the company's user guidelines.
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He capped a 213-219 run with a 27-pointer to put the Sooners ahead by 28-26 with 218 minutes 210 seconds left, silencing the home crowd.
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The foreseeable threat is that without fighting in support of this kind of speech, brands could scare artists from fairly using their marks, silencing artists and curbing creativity.
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Photo: Northern Illinois UniversityNoise-cancelling headphones, like Sony's excellent WH-1000XM3, do an impressive job of silencing the world around you—assuming you're actually able to wear them.
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Now, without human data, it's a little premature to say that ultrasound is a cure-all for the delivery problems facing gene therapies using Crispr and RNA silencing.
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Seitz said later that she was "unfairly cut off" for trying to address the silencing of victims of sexual assault, something she said she experienced on the campus.
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That was likely how C became targeted, though he couldn't be sure, and it brought home how effective the death lists had been in silencing a whole country.
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As Pozner sees it, failing to address harassment stifles free speech in a far more harmful way: by actively silencing marginalized communities and forcing them off the platform.
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Liara Roux, a sex worker and organizer focused on sex worker safety and queer issues, noted that social platforms like Twitter began silencing sex workers long before SESTA.
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"The arguments about blocking particular websites or silencing particular voices are always framed in terms of misinformation, counter-terrorism, and protecting the safety of the population," says O'Brien.
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"In siding with the Chinese Communist Party and silencing free speech, the NBA is acting like a wholly owned subsidiary of the authoritarian regime," the vice president said.
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She writes about the American case here, but it's just as easy to translate to the situation in France: We are (rightfully) concerned about silencing voices or communities.
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The move comes just days after the circulation of a staff email in which Harris-Perry blasted the network for what she called its "silencing" of her series.
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Carriers have then stepped in with their own measures, like AT&T's DriveMode, but these focus on silencing calls and text alerts, but not push notifications from apps.
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That means posting realistic departure times when flights are delayed, designing fees that are transparent and uncomplicated, and silencing repeated airport announcements aimed at a traveler from Mars.
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As with Twitter's backtracking here, social media companies have not done enough to counter this "conservative silencing" narrative — instead appeasing conservatives to show just how unbiased they are.
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"Survivors still largely face the same cultural attitudes that contribute to silencing them and preventing them from coming forward as when I started on the show," Hargitay writes.
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In doing so, I was able to raise awareness, bring comfort to those who have experienced the same trauma, and break the silencing of childhood sexual abuse survivors.
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But there are a number of other measures government bodies and tech companies can take that don't involve silencing and punishing people for posting so-called fake news.
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Ted Cruz, and others have charged that Big Tech is silencing right-wing views specifically, the lefty critique suggests that Silicon Valley is quashing independent creators more broadly.
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Just 1:02 into the first round, the Russian crumpled his opponent with a thudding right hook to the chin, silencing the New Jersey crowd as he did.
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Barbara MikulskiBarbara Ann MikulskiLobbying World Only four Dem senators have endorsed 2020 candidates Raskin embraces role as constitutional scholar MORE criticized the GOP on Thursday for silencing Sen.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, who has called for Trump's resignation amid allegations of sexual misconduct, told reporters that she sees Trump's attacks as a "sexist smear" aimed at silencing her.
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Many warned it would have the unwanted consequence of silencing the views and experiences of minority users, including women and people of color who comment on the site.
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Police say they have killed only in self-defense, and the deaths of other drug dealers and users was down to vigilantes or narcotics gangs silencing potential witnesses.
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Speier has referred to the process that Conyers used to reach a settlement with his former staffer as designed to protect the guilty party while silencing the victims.
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Ever since Facebook news "curators" admitted that they suppressed stories from sites like The Daily Caller in 2016, Republicans have argued that Big Tech is silencing conservative voices.
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From the 1990s through today, she has been variously accused of enabling her husband's sexual misconduct, of being too weak to curtail it, and of silencing his accusers.
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The problem is that McDougal was done through a third party who does not appear to have received any real value from the payment other than silencing McDougal.
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A SESTA for the opioid epidemic would likely have similar far-reaching effects by silencing legitimate speech and preventing people from sharing resources that help address the problem.
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And it allows the wide mix of American denominations, including non-Christians and the theologically heterodox, to freely participate in public life without silencing or diminishing their faith.
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Thiel and his buddy David Sacks argued that colleges were bowing to political correctness, dumbing down their admissions policies and silencing intellectual dissent in the "name of diversity."
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As DeVos observed, institutions once dedicated to the exploration of ideas now seem bent on "silencing the First Amendment rights of people" with whom those in power disagree.
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Trump went out of his way to build a bridge with a repressive leader who deals with opposition and criticism by silencing it and putting it in prison.
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It's time for the labor movement to grasp that its strength comes from helping its members express themselves, not silencing them while claiming to speak on their behalf.
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While Bryan's reflex volleys were decisive throughout the match, it was Harrison's forehand return winner that sealed it on the Americans' second match point, silencing a raucous crowd.
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Actress Candis Cayne is outraged at President Trump's reported plan to enforce strict new guidelines about transgender people -- because she says his real goal is silencing the community.
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His prolonged detention came to symbolize the Communist Party's growing readiness to override promised legal protections if they got in the way of silencing perceived threats, they said.
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Cara Mund, whose reign as Miss America comes to a close next month, accused the pageant's parent organization of systematically silencing her in a letter made public Friday.
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Lockdown drills are now commonplace, and if safely escaping is not possible, teachers are advised to protect students by shutting off the lights, barricading doors and silencing cellphones.
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Worst of all will be if these small-scale reforms, and the silencing of feminists, slow the momentum for pushing the Saudi regime into making more meaningful change.
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For decades, the Cuban state has relied on this weapon to justify the silencing of critics and create a vast Soviet-trained security apparatus and culture of siege.
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The irony: While conservatives in Congress have alleged all year that Facebook is silencing their voices, Democrats now argue that Facebook is not doing enough to censor them.
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Even Hu Xijin, the editor of the nationalistic Global Times, has called out the Wuhan government for silencing whistle-blowers in the early days of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Any vague opposition to gender-critical thought in the UK brings along accusations of "silencing women" and a splashy feature or op-ed in a British national newspaper.
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As detailed in Amnesty International's recently-released annual report, The State of the World's Human Rights, authorities across Eurasia spent much of the last year silencing their critics.
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You can't dole out tens of thousands of dollars for the express purpose of silencing people with damaging allegations right before voters vote -- and then never report it.
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The #MeToo movement has brought renewed attention to forced arbitration and the role it plays in silencing women who complain about sexual harassment in Hollywood and Silicon Valley.
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This is about more than just the new Trump administration silencing federal agency Twitter accounts—it's a brazen GOP effort to fundamentally undermine the power of US regulatory agencies.
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AppBlock, for instance, is primarily designed to block access to apps when you want to focus, but it works for silencing notifications until the time of your choosing too.
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Australia's indigenous people are entirely absent from all the paintings—an unnerving reminder that Australia's identity also emerged from violence against indigenous people and the silencing of their culture.
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With the release of its debut report, FACE presents national Muslim leaders a choice: Will they defend the old ad hoc responses that protect influential men by silencing women?
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Silencing an alarm can be done via the touchscreen, a single hard tap on top of the clock, or by saying "stop" without having to say "Hey Google" first.
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Asked for comment, a senior administration official denied that there was any silencing of officials and said the issue was merely one of coordinating a message across several departments.
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The decision has been viewed as a heavy blow to the nation's artistic community and a means of silencing artists who could air the government's human rights transgressions abroad.
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The Sweden Democrats, who evolved out of neo-Nazi groups, have been shunned by every other party, silencing Sweden's conversation on migration—and driving sceptics to the extreme right.
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Even more intriguingly, the researchers say that silencing the gene for that enzyme doesn't appear to have an impact on other signs of tomato ripeness, like color or taste.
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"Society is constantly silencing people with disabilities," says Haben, who has a guide dog and communicates via a dual keyboard system she devised to convert type to Braille text.
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In August, Alnylam Pharmaceuticals received the first U.S. approval for an RNAi drug, affirming the gene-silencing class of drugs as a new frontier in the field of medicine.
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The couple have announced that Montag is pregnant, thus silencing for a little while at least the haters who said they were just together for publicity and wouldn't last.
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Rather than spending time and energy silencing journalists, the U.N. should focus its efforts on getting its house in order and doing a better job of protecting public health.
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The federal lawsuit filed in the Southern District of New York argued that Trump was suppressing dissent in a public forum by silencing those who had disagreed with him.
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"This ludicrous charge must be dropped as it is aimed solely at silencing a dedicated, peaceful human rights activist," the London-based rights group said ahead of the trial.
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It was a culture of silencing, and that was normalized... May we teach our children that speaking out without the fear of retribution is our culture's new North Star.
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But Brennan said he feared the revocation sends "a very chilling message" to the national security community about silencing dissent, whether it is made in public or in private.
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As technology companies discriminate against a particular political viewpoint, they fulfill the ultimate objective progressives are encouraging in front of agencies: the regulation and silencing of online political speech.
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The older, more experienced warrior had upset the odds and beaten the home fighter, silencing the many fans in attendance who had thought the bout was a foregone conclusion.
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By silencing Warren so shamefully, McConnell did a huge favor for the civil rights movement by giving drawing attention to the King letter and giving it huge national attention.
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Beijing (CNN)Authorities at China's prestigious Peking University have tightened their grip on campus, following a nationwide government crackdown aimed at silencing left-wing youth advocates for labor rights.
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" The president's eldest son asserted in a tweet that Facebook and other big tech firms have engaged in the "purposeful & calculated silencing of conservatives," and it should "terrify everyone.
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" The president's eldest son asserted in a tweet that Facebook and other big tech firms have engaged in the "purposeful & calculated silencing of conservatives" and it should "terrify everyone.
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The news reports, which gave only the man's surname, Mo, said he then took out an air rifle and opened fire, apparently with the goal of silencing the party.
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This is about more than just the new Trump administration silencing federal agency Twitter accounts—it's a brazen GOP effort to fundamentally undermine the power of US regulatory agencies.
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And then there was the fact that many of his subjects had been poor and often living in small villages, where news — and a silencing shame — could spread quickly.
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We don't know yet how far the president is prepared to go in silencing critics who do not meet his test of patriotism, perhaps further than Russia and Turkey.
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Disputes over India's data prompted rancor, including complaints from 108 economists and social scientists who signed a letter in March that contended the Modi government was silencing bad news.
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Specifically, Trump was said to have overseen the silencing of two women who claimed they had affairs with him, and whose stories might have damaged his bid for office.
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Zhong, who had initially made several appearances on Chinese television, has not been featured on broadcasts in recent days, with some speculating that the government is now silencing him.
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Mund has accused Carlson of "silencing her" by forcing Mund to focus her public comments on the new company line -- talent and scholarship -- and not her own pet projects.
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Political advertising has long been controversial, but broad bans on digital platforms will harm our democratic process by silencing voices and reducing the range of views that reach voters.
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"Silencing athletes should never be tolerated, and to threaten them with removal from the Olympic Games is another sign of the imbalance of power between sport leaders and athletes."
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Here's where the real silencing happens in the comedy world:So many would-be comics — women, people of color, other marginalized groups — are silenced from the beginnings of their careers.
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Separately, Alnylam said it concluded its five-year gene-silencing drug research and option agreement with Sanofi SA. Reporting by Saumya Sibi Joseph in Bengaluru; Editing by Maju Samuel
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A federal jury in Delaware on Wednesday ordered Apple Inc to pay a patent licensor $3 million for infringing its patent on technology for silencing a mobile phone call.
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Maybe, but Ellis himself claims to be taking a brave stand against "stamping out passion and silencing the individual," in what reads very much like a morally superior position.
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The Lenz case is important because, while art should be protected, it should not be at the cost of silencing free speech or deterring others from creating transformative works.
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We might be witnessing not only the apparent silencing of a critic, but a spasm in Saudi Arabia's long-running struggle for power between the kingdom's sprawling royal lines.
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A WOMAN IS NO MAN By Etaf Rum In a hushed bedroom, a woman smears foundation over the bruises on her daughter-in-law's face, layer after silencing layer.
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Silencing Horvath-Cosper not only prevents her from doing work that her program requires, it also hurts the practice of family planning medicine, both now and in the future.
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The suspension of the accounts, both inside and outside China, elicited criticism from US Senator Marco Rubio, who tweeted the company was silencing voices on behalf of the Chinese government.
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Warren's House and Senate colleagues pointed to the optics of a man from the South silencing a woman, while men who followed her were able to read the letter uninterrupted.
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But it triggered a three-year campaign that steadily built resistance against the Conservative government's cuts to research funding, its silencing of government scientists, and its intransigence on climate policy.
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Microsoft's Cortana chief also departed last year, and the company has repositioned Cortana on Windows 10, including separating it from search and silencing the digital assistant during the setup process.
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Bangladesh (CNN)Bangladesh has become a dangerous place for anyone who dares to cross an invisible line set by Islamic extremists intent on silencing dissenting voices with knives and guns.
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But silencing an entire account until a tweet is removed instead of removing that tweet itself could also be Twitter's way of rationalizing that it's not really removing that content.
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The #MeToo movement has brought renewed attention to forced arbitration and the role it plays in silencing women who complain about sexual harassment in Hollywood, Silicon Valley, and the media.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump accused social media companies on Friday of silencing "millions of people" in an act of censorship, but without offering evidence to support the claim.
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The US government has known since the early 1960s that the devices that detect quakes can double as secret nuclear test monitors, according to Sykes' new book, Silencing the Bomb.
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A former justice minister who has become an outspoken critic of the government, Mr. Nauimi represents dozens of Qataris who have suffered under the absolute monarchy's silencing of opposition voices.
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It's never clear from Shriver's speech, or indeed in the entire debate over supposed P.C. silencing, is the scale of the problem—to the extent that it exists at all.
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In some ways, the controversy over politically correct speech is as much about how we choose to engage with one another as it is about free speech and silencing critics.
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Well, we now know what that was all about: The Moana pair was filming a PSA that will play at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema locations warning patrons about silencing their phones.
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Rights groups accuse the government of curbing freedoms and of silencing dissent, while the opposition complains of harassment, a lack of access to air time and draconian restrictions on campaigning.
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May's comments were more restrained than those of her Brexit minister, David Davis, who said on Tuesday that the silencing of Big Ben for such a long period was "mad".
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Hearing the voices Hiller has compiled is a necessary reminder that beyond a leisurely pursuit, collecting may be an act of necessity to safeguard against the silencing of particular stories.
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Democrats slammed McConnell and GOP representatives for silencing Warren, thrusting her into the limelight just as rumors continue to circulate that she could run on the Democratic ticket in 2020.
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Meanwhile, town halls, opportunities that should allow for a respectful dialogue between elected officials and voters, have become opposition events where silencing and jeering the politician has become the norm.
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Even though I am a liberal and a university professor, I find this to be a continuation of a disturbing trend of silencing Conservatives' free speech rights on college campuses.
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While some may criticize DeGeneres for silencing those who don't share her core values, she already spreads a positive message of love and acceptance without the appearance of the POTUS.
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South Sudan's action in silencing Ms. Mednick was indeed uncanny, and unconscionable, and warrants the loudest protest from organizations and governments that deem peace and elemental human rights worth defending.
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Among the more dramatic changes of our culinary revolution has been the recent and urgent attention given to the longstanding discrimination against and silencing of women in the food world.
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Frans Nielsen put the Islanders on the board by banging home the rebound of Thomas Hickey's wrist shot from the slot 13:31 into the first period, silencing the crowd.
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Rights advocates said the prosecution and conviction of a sitting member of Parliament for speaking publicly was unprecedented and was aimed at silencing one of the government's most vocal critics.
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Duterte vehemently denies police are in cahoots with vigilantes and has said drugs gangs are killing rivals and silencing informants and it was taking place long before he took office.
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But thanks to President Trump and his allies in Congress, managers now have freer rein to defraud veterans and taxpayers alike, all while silencing anyone who stands in their way.
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Hong Kong's constitution protects Causeway's publications under the banner of "free speech," but mainland China has no such right guaranteed to their citizens and a bad reputation for silencing dissenters.
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But this was another Jared misjudgment: M.B.S. imprisoned business executives, kidnapped the prime minister of Lebanon and surely had knowledge of, if not a hand in, the silencing of Khashoggi.
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In interviews, bloggers described the silencing of Ms. Ma as a clear warning to independent media in China: The party is in charge, and writers must play by its rules.
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In an opinion piece published last week in Haaretz, the Israeli daily newspaper, Al Jazeera's Jerusalem bureau chief questioned why Israel was joining other Arab countries in silencing the network.
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Protesters in Russia Accuse Government of Entrapping Young Critics As the number of Russian teenagers arrested on extremism charges rises significantly, parents and others accuse the government of silencing dissent.
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But that does not mean this silencing of Celtic Park was entirely without significance, or that it can be written off as a meaningless mismatch, a heavyweight pummeling a fly.
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What if your abuse amounted to a re-silencing because a twist of genetic fate left you unable to hear or speak, and your silence had confined you all along?
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It passed a law aimed at silencing non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that monitor the Israeli military's human rights abuses in the Palestinian territories, and attacked the independence of the judiciary.
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The imagery of a man silencing a woman struck some as all too common, and his language rang familiar with many women who had their own stories of being silenced.
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In 2011, an FAA official gave a public presentation explaining that research on silencing sonic booms has progressed far enough that it may be time to consider a noise standard.
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Fans and followers of McGowan immediately began criticizing Twitter for, among other things, silencing a sexual assault advocate while not suspending someone who uses his account to instigate hostile foreign countries.
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At the time, BlackBerry cited seven patents that relate to security, user interface features, battery-efficient status updates, mobile messaging in games and, similarly to its issue with Twitter, silencing notifications.
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"She was specifically targeted because of her profession, for the purpose of silencing those reporting on the growing opposition movement in the country," the judge wrote in her opinion, published Wednesday.
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Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey, announced on Twitter that the company would be making more changes to its anti-harassment policies following a boycott of the platform protesting the silencing of women.
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The op-ed denounced specific actors for refusing to acknowledge the allegations in interviews — Farrow cited Blake Lively, Kate Winslet, and Greta Gerwig as actors who were complicit in silencing Farrow.
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On silencing the noise around youAs I continued to evolve and get comfortable as a composer, I also had to find the courage to write the music I wanted to write.
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It's worth noting that Deadline reports Dave Becky, Louis C.K.'s former manager who was accused of silencing the women who spoke out, is also an executive producer on the show.
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"The midnight move is a slap in the face to the people of Utah, attempting to silencing the voices of those who will bear the heavy burden it imposes," said Rep.
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"They are trying to impose a narrative that we are in a culture and civilization war," Scheuring-Wielgus said, adding the bill is aimed at intimidating and silencing educators and activists.
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While I understand the reasons why some believe 13 Reasons Why could be triggering for those struggling with suicidal thoughts, I take issue with silencing all talk of the Netflix series.
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Duysak, who had not previously been identified as the person behind the takedown, told TechCrunch that he considered Trump's temporary silencing a "mistake" and never thought the account would get deactivated.
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When citizens cease to listen to speech but insist on rioting or otherwise silencing others, we know that a polity has ceased to contain a ruling body that depends on persuasion.
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The MPAA denied the charge, but the idea of a Hollywood institution deliberately silencing missionaries of Christ had consumed evangelical blogs and pulpits—which inevitably made the film an instant hit.
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DeGeneres isn't silencing Trump by not including him on the show — but she also doesn't need to give him a bigger platform than he already has if she doesn't want to.
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Of course, of late, a certain crowd is not only using single words, but completely silencing that which they don't want to hear and have decided no one else should either.
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The only things that actually move on a modern smartphone these days are the silencing switch, the lock button, a volume rocker, and (if you're lucky) a dedicated button for Bixby.
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NPS did not respond to a request for comment, but Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, who oversees NPS, is a known climate-change denier who reportedly is silencing mentions of climate change.
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Though Vikingdom2016 reportedly told The Daily Dot that the attack had nothing to do with the Cosby story and was done because he "hates New York," it reeks of victim silencing.
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For 35 women to come out and accuse one of the entertainment industry's most powerful men of repeated sexual abuse is an act of defiance against a history of systemic silencing.
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The constant barrage of abuse, including death threats and threats of sexual violence, is silencing people, pushing them off online platforms and further reducing the diversity of online voices and opinion.
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The two-time UFC world champion has a knack for getting under peoples skin, for correctly predicting how he will defeat his opponents, and silencing other athletes with x-rated comebacks.
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Ms. McDougal filed suit earlier this week to get out of her deal with American Media, saying she signed it under pressure and false pretenses, effectively silencing her on the affair.
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In a country that has a history of silencing journalists, RT was set up in 2005 to improve the image of Russia abroad, or "provide unbiased information" as station puts it.
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Juanita is behind the restaurant's signature platters, including the birria, mole, and a runny egg folded into one of Tere's tortillas, the stickiest, most world-silencing taco special I've been served.
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On the campaign trail, liberals assail the power of big tech and call for breaking up Facebook and Google, while conservatives decry their power and accuse them of silencing their voices.
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Press rights advocates jumped to Greenwald's defense on Tuesday, warning that the accusations against Greenwald could be seen as a silencing effort and a slippery slope toward criminalizing important journalistic practices.
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When the governing model of democratic expression means shouting down and silencing the opposition, we're going to need all the critical words — and images — at high volume that we can get.
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Silencers can cost as much as $1,000, and given the fact that there are about 300 million guns in the country available for silencing, we're talking about quite a potential boom.
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Wi-Fi complaints, weekend visits that turn into weeks, other people's grandchildren — it's no surprise that by mid-August many collapse, too weakened to even defend themselves by silencing their cellphones.
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Those are just some of the illicit offerings members of the Council of Europe's parliamentary assembly are accused of accepting in return for silencing discussion of human rights violations in Azerbaijan.
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Such constant barrages of abuse, including death threats and threats of sexual violence, is silencing people, pushing them off online platforms and further reducing the diversity of online voices and opinion.
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"I do think that the conversation about cultural appropriation is incredibly important, but I also think that there is a danger sometimes of going too far toward silencing people," she said.
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Guns in situations like these create an impetus for violence, not only silencing the first amendment rights of counter-protesters through intimidation, but also sows confusion and chaos for the police.
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"If journalists feel that they're going to get retaliated against, or attacked or threatened, because of the reporting they're doing, that could have a silencing and a chilling effect," Radsch said.
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But on the flip side, a win would help the real estate magnate regain his form, establishing him as a bona fide threat to win the nomination and silencing his doubters.
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A tendency to self-censor may result, which the philosopher Kristie Dotson calls "testimonial smothering" -- a coerced self-silencing due to the pernicious, often willful, ignorance of the would-be hearers.
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Warsaw has pulled at the fabric of the European Union as it has pursued a series of anti-democratic steps, silencing independent media, politicizing security services and undermining the judicial system.
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The Red Sox, who have the highest payroll in Major League Baseball, got contributions on offense up and down the lineup while silencing opposing teams with an aces-loaded pitching staff.
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Last week, both Airbnb and eBay said they too would be ending the controversial legal practice, which has come under fire in the #MeToo era for protecting serial harassers and silencing victims.
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The workplace environment created by Weinstein sounds eerily familiar to those who've read the countless accounts of his sexual assaults; tactics of intimidation, manipulation, shame, pity, dominance, showboating, fear, gaslighting, and silencing.
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The gesturing feature lets you activate often used features—like turning on the flashlight, opening the camera app, or silencing your phone—by flicking your wrist or flipping your phone upside down.
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Now Hurts has been given free rein to let loose, silencing detractors who felt he hung on to the ball too tightly or bailed out of the pocket too frequently at Alabama.
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These include an app timer and a new tool called "shush", which automatically turns on "do not disturb" when you put your phone facedown, silencing any incoming calls, texts, and push notifications.
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In finale "The Silencing Properties Of Snow," the last thing we see in Julia's office isn't the woman herself, but her hand reaching for manual The Only Pregnancy Book You'll Ever Need.
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Twitter, on the other hand, arguably contributes to the silencing of minority groups by giving hate speech and bullies a platform, making its inaction an object lesson in the Paradox of Tolerance.
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The more that citizens rely on social media to document offenses like police brutality, or the silencing of peaceful protesters, it's necessary that Facebook loosen its role as gatekeeper of the internet.
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"Deny" means taking away a shooter's chance to kill you, whether it's by barricading a door, turning out lights, silencing your phone or hiding, preferably behind something that will stop a bullet.
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For such virile displays of his manhood — but also for silencing the press, imprisoning journalists, having political rivals assassinated, invading neighboring countries and bombing civilians in Syria — Trump gives Putin high marks.
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The experiences of students and academics like these are a part of global but rarely acknowledged problem: the silencing of students and scholars in authoritarian and near-authoritarian states around the world.
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These outlets are provoking outrage to pressure Facebook into silencing conservative blogs and news sites, which have been conveniently labeled "fake," because they see it as an opportunity to stomp out competition.
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In a sudden explosion of movement, Romero leapt into the air and struck Weidman in the head three times during the course of his flight, silencing the raucous NY crowd almost instantly.
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" Consistent with those instructions, Custer said agents also found the Mason jars, "suggesting that Bennett had many times cast a 'hoodoo spell' in hopes of paranormally silencing the SEC attorneys investigating Bennett.
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"Right now a company can secretly settle allegations of sexual harassment in the workplace, silencing the victim, and making it harder for other victims to come forward to seek justice," Pachon said.
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Stocks "are bouncing back ... in what is proving to be a year of amazing of resilience for the asset class and silencing the bears," said Nick Raich, CEO of The Earnings Scout.
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The Newcastle United striker took Tadic's pass in his stride and rifled in a spectacular shot on the turn from 18 meters, silencing a vociferous home crowd in the Boris Paichadze Arena.
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The tester was impressed not only with how quickly their hair dried but also with how quiet the hair dryer was, thanks to the motor being housed in the noise-silencing handle.
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" Instead of protecting victims, they argue, FOSTA would "force online web platforms to police their users' activity much more stringently than ever before, silencing a lot of innocent voices in the process.
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It's the silencing of Roth's unmistakable voice—hectic, quibbling, exhortative—that, even more than his relentlessly autobiographical tendencies, makes one feel as though a garrulous, ever-surprising old friend has been lost.
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"Wait, wait, wait!" shouted Robinson at one point, silencing a verbal free-for-all that had erupted among Richman, the ACLU's Ho, and Kobach, who were all speaking at the same time.
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The Pennsylvania scandal echoed the abuses exposed in Boston 16 years ago, punctuating what critics have called the Catholic Church's ingrained culture of masking criminal conduct, protecting deviant priests and silencing victims.
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For many people in China, the doctor's death shook loose pent-up anger and frustration at how the government mishandled the situation by not sharing information earlier and by silencing whistle-blowers.
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"If this bill passes, the change that it would make will have this silencing effect on the Internet," said Elliot Harmon, an activist with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital rights nonprofit.
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But, unlike the sad story of the Violence Against Women Act, which was essentially gutted in the Morrison case, this time let's prevent the Supreme Court from ever again silencing our voices.
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Called 'self-silencing,' this behavior pattern includes things like consistently prioritizing a partner's needs at the expense of one's own, or declining to express negative emotions in order to appease a partner.
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The relationship between Hungary and the US had become frosty under the Obama administration, as Orban implemented draconian anti-immigration policies and set about systematically silencing voices of opposition in his country.
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The American white-collar class just spent the year rallying around a super-competent professional (who really wasn't all that competent) and either insulting or silencing everyone who didn't accept their assessment.
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"It's really for every single person alive that is dealing with that inner critic that tells us that we're not good enough – and silencing that inner critic," Morris told PEOPLE of the song.
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The party's nationalistic Global Times tabloid, which reported Wednesday on the phenomenon of the growing Maoist movement, opined in a separate piece this week that Mao Yushi's silencing should serve as a lesson.
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" Slate's Carl Wilson makes the case for silencing Jackson's music for the sake of those who have experienced sexual assault, writing, "Their potential trauma outweighs any other consideration, at least for a while.
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In its complaint, BlackBerry alleges Twitter has infringed and continues to infringe on six of its patents, which cover things like push notifications, silencing notifications for a message thread and mobile advertising techniques.
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Trump uses the static and noise of media coverage to his advantage, often conflating volume with veracity, substituting entertainment for dialogue, and appearing to get a thrill from dismissing and silencing his critics.
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It might also have gone some way toward silencing doubters, particularly of quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo, who had thrown for just 77 yards in his team's NFC championship victory against the Green Bay Packers.
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It will be held up as further proof of the silencing of the right, the discriminatory leftist leanings of Hollywood, and/or the inability of snowflake social justice warriors to take a joke.
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Trump's attack against the Alphabet Inc unit follows a string of grievances against technology companies, including social media Twitter Inc and Facebook Inc, which he has accused of silencing conservative voices, and Amazon.
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It's only fitting, then, that Meyers (as a symbol of patriarchy) is hell bent on silencing three generations of Strode women (Laurie, Karen, and Allyson), who band together to end his tyrannical predation.
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A black belt in jiu-jitsu, Diaz then slipped behind him and applied the choke hold that finished the fight, silencing the thousands of Irish fans for the first time on the night.
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"I'm shocked that a university that I love and have been a part of for 35 years is silencing that debate because of my request for an apology," Scaramucci told the Boston Globe.
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The video shows the visibly nervous girl in a red tie declaring her identity, with church leaders cutting off her mic in the middle of her testimony, silencing her for unapologetically coming out.
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He became a prominent member of a direct-action group, ACT UP. According to Ms Laing, linking art and protest forced him finally "to resist the silencing and isolation he'd suffered from lifelong".
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The rest of the time I shoot sleep darts from the shadows and tiptoe my way toward silencing any backup-calling sorts before they so much as get a hunch to my presence.
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There are 91 entries on Columbia Law School's "Silencing Science Tracker," a searchable database released Friday that intends to document every instance of information censorship or restriction since President Donald Trump was elected.
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If he did that, he could argue that, while he continually denounced the investigation and the investigators, he never actually took obstructive steps like firing Mueller, silencing witnesses or withholding the final report.
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The DNC is silencing the voices of Democratic activists, many of our progressive partner organizations, and nearly half of the Democratic presidential field, who want to debate the existential crisis of our time.
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On Monday, The New York Times reported that the president is silencing critical government research on climate change and creating a panel to question the scientific consensus that greenhouse gas emissions cause warming.
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This is vital recognition and a moral marker, as the Committee to Protect Journalists releases yet another depressing year-ender, concluding that silencing journalists all over the world is now the new normal.
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That Cohen and AMI have engaged in these behaviors -- with the end result silencing those who accused Trump of engaging in extramarital affairs before the campaign -- is something the White House should address.
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It's a flawed ideology that results in massive damage to the free speech and healthy conversation he professes to want to champion because nazis are great at silencing people they hate and harass.
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His government has also been pilloried for relying on draconian measures, including silencing and punishing a young doctor and whistleblower who alerted a small group of friends and family about the coronavirus's existence.
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Mainland Chinese-born journalists working in Hong Kong who have immediate family in China -- people authorities could detain in hopes of silencing them -- or activists and NGO workers, face a even greater danger.
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As I read these words, I realized again how complete is the silencing rhetoric among conservative evangelicals in the United States today, and how deeply they indemnify themselves from blame for adverse outcomes.
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Playing down the outbreak From the start, the Chinese authorities wanted to control information about the outbreak, silencing any voices that differed with their narrative -- regardless of whether they were telling the truth.
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He also attacked Hillary Clinton for purportedly silencing women who accused her husband of sexual misconduct at the same time Trump's lawyer was making illegal hush payments to women to cover up affairs.
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Turning the phone off completely was much more effective than silencing it, not because I wasn't curious about who might have e-mailed me but because turning it back on was a hassle.
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Vice President Mike Pence slammed the NBA Thursday, saying it was "silencing free speech" in the wake of a since-deleted tweet from the Houston Rockets general manager showing support for Hong Kong.
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Berry, a 2016 Olympian who, along with Imboden, was put on probation for 12 months following their demonstrations, criticized the new guidelines in an interview with Insider, saying the IOC is "silencing" athletes.
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Some AirPods Pro owners have been complaining about degraded noise cancellation in recent weeks, claiming that Apple's latest earbuds suddenly got less effective at silencing ambient noise after receiving a firmware update. Rtings.
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Massachusetts-based biotechnology company RXi Pharmaceuticals Corp is suing its former chief scientific officer, saying she misappropriated trade secrets related to its gene-silencing research that could be used to develop drug treatments.
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" Silencing facts CNN national security analyst Samantha Vinograd emails: "The job of a cabinet secretary — in a democracy at least — isn't to be the President's personal censor, especially when lives are at risk.
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"We have to ask ourselves, if the cost of not bringing a good brother down is always silencing the black woman, then what the hell kind of racial progress is that?" she said.
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Meanwhile, Breitbart News not only stood by and did nothing outside of tepidly asking for an apology, they then attempted to abandon Michelle by silencing staff from tweeting or talking about the issue.
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They allowed women the space to discuss, share their experiences, and have an honest discourse without silencing or diminishing, while the news focuses on condemning the actions of those who should be held responsible.
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And during several Congressional hearings about the effect of Big Tech, especially Facebook, on the 2016 election, Republicans have relentlessly questioned executives about silencing the voices of the Right through their algorithms and policies.
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"Thank you for acknowledging my ability to continue my career for 34 years in the face of blatant misogyny, sexism, constant bullying, and relentless abuse," Madonna said, effectively silencing the entire room of attendees.
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By singling out and effectively silencing Mr Bormuth, calling him names (including "nitwit") and denying him a seat on the solid-waste board, the Jackson county commissioners, the panel ruled, leapt over that line.
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She demands so little of me now — a phone call every two weeks, a card on her birthday, a silencing of past grievances — but I still have a hard time giving it to her.
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The boycott — which calls for a one-day break from Twitter using the #WomenBoycottTwitter hashtag — is being held in response to Twitter's speech rules, which many joining the boycott claim are disproportionately silencing women.
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The literal silencing of Mitchell, and the stolid refusal to credit Ford's account of Kavanaugh's behavior, shows just how much contempt the modern Republican Party has for the idea of taking women's equality seriously.
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Though Twitter later claimed her account was suspended because one of her tweets featured a private phone number, she labeled the incident a silencing attempt, saying there were "powerful forces at work" against her.
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He doesn't get too many of the words right, but in true Will Smith fashion, he follows it up with a second post silencing his critics by screaming the full song in his car.
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As part of the president's sustained assault on "fake news" pretty much ever since he took office, he's lately blaming Silicon Valley for silencing his and other conservative voices — all without any real evidence.
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At the beginning of the year, the sell-offs were vital to fill state coffers, temporarily silencing those in the government and the Kremlin who do not believe the state should divest its assets.
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The French remained the only team in the 16-nation tournament with a 100 percent record after a 30-27 win over Croatia at a packed Zagreb Arena, silencing a passionate 15,000 home crowd.
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Pasadena, California-based Arrowhead uses its proprietary Targeted RNAi Molecule (TRiM) technology to develop RNAi medicines that treat diseases by targeting and silencing specific genetic material, thereby blocking the production of disease-causing proteins.
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Dylan Larkin scored his team-high 31st goal and added an assist, and the host Detroit Red Wings rolled to their fourth consecutive victory by silencing the New Jersey Devils 4-0 on Friday.
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Clinton's allies have vehemently denied that she was involved in silencing Mr. Clinton's accusers, but Mr. Trump will continue to push that assertion as the two candidates battle for the support of female voters.
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This, in turn, would increase inflation and put new pressure on Mr. Sisi, who has responded to criticism with an iron fist this year, silencing critics and street protests through mass arrests and convictions.
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To be included in the Silencing Science Tracker, a federal government action must have the effect of "prohibiting scientific research, education or discussion, or the publication or use of scientific information," the site says.
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If we allow them to turn the power of art and humanities into a privilege for the rich, we will be accomplices to the effective silencing of every non-affluent person in the country.
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Now known as The Coalition, we organized the mass walkout and occupation of the DNC media tent at the National Convention to underscore the silencing of voices by establishment efforts throughout the Democratic primary.
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"Conoley has lost a 14-year veteran of the university who stood up for her principles, while silencing perhaps the most provocative performance of the season," he wrote on the Arts Integrity Initiative website.
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Time and time again, Republican lawmakers and now, this administration, have tried to gut NEPA policies with an eye toward silencing public input on important projects affecting the life of communities throughout the country.
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The world witnessed his gradual decline over the decades as tremors and stiffness set in, replacing his athletic stride with a shuffle, silencing his exuberant voice and freezing his face into an expressionless mask.
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"Worst of all will be if these small-scale reforms, and the silencing of feminists, slow the momentum for pushing the Saudi regime into making more meaningful change," she wrote in a U.S. newspaper.
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A December report by Pro Bono Australia and the Human Rights Law Centre, two rights groups, found Australian NGOs were often pressured into "self-silencing" their advocacy work fearing funding cuts and political retribution.
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This desire not to be disliked or seen as crazy, irrational, or dangerous, masks the lack of control that we already live with as the result of the silencing, sublimating, denying, and social opprobrium.
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Since he rose to power following his father's coronation in 2015, bin Salman has sold a popular and ambitious vision of the future, delivering long-awaited reforms while silencing critics and cementing his power.
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That's because he solidified his power base during the first term by waging an aggressive campaign against corruption and dissent, silencing political rivals and stacking the ruling Politburo with loyalists reluctant to speak up.
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But instead of instigating liberalization, Western capital fattened the pockets of the Communist Party leaders, giving them the power to prolong their rule by silencing dissent at home and expanding the country's global clout.
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In a statement earlier this month, Human Rights Watch accused the Russian government of intensifying the persecution of the Tartar minority in Crimea, "with the apparent goal of completely silencing dissent on the peninsula."
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The Google Assistant lets you use voice commands for tasks like texting and sharing photos, while the Quick Gestures function will have you skipping songs and silencing calls with a wave of your hand.
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More than 8,000 people have been killed since Duterte took office eight months ago, mostly drug users killed by mysterious gunmen in incidents authorities attribute to vigilantes, gang members silencing informants, or unrelated murders.
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But Yoshihiro Mineno, Daikin's senior executive in charge of Asia, said the company is used to silencing critics, recalling the controversy more than 211 years ago over its decision to target mass markets overseas.
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Or, when he was speaking pridefully about how the "Black Lives Matter" hashtag was first mentioned on Facebook, he might have also acknowledged his company's role in silencing important speech related to the movement.
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With this, the leaked papers underscore the C.C.P.'s vast power: The party can round up hundreds of thousands of people and detain them indefinitely, while silencing other citizens and compelling obedience from officials.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Jeff Sessions was confirmed on Wednesday as President Trump's attorney general, capping a bitter and racially charged nomination battle that crested with the procedural silencing of a leading Democrat, Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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And because of this willful ignorance, victim silencing and mishandling of sexual assault reports against Larry in '97, '98 and '99, I walked through Larry's door in 2000 and never walked out the same.
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It was the latest salvo by Trump against social media and technology companies such as Twitter, Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google for what he has described as "silencing" conservative views on their services.
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