This is not to single out any one platform just as we could not single out any one free email service or messaging service back in the day.
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We single out the vulnerable, the oppressed and the abused.
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WE single out the vulnerable, the oppressed, and the abused.
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Trump's own rhetoric suggests he intends to single out Muslims.
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Buffett did not single out any presidential candidates by name.
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The Pope did not single out any country for criticism.
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Of course, it wouldn't be fair to single out Priebus.
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What makes it compelling enough to single out for discussion?
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Variety's critic was right to single out Crawford's solo scenes.
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It doesn't single out the vulnerable, the oppressed, or the abused.
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The statement does not single out China or any other country.
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I did not intend to single out any individual or group.
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The president did not single out any Cabinet officials for criticism.
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He is wrong to single out the United States on protectionism.
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The killer tended to single out women who were wearing red.
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It's hard to single out one definite reason for this trend.
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Well, Tyler did single out one guy who was sitting down.
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Why then single out the Republican Party as an insurgent outlier?
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He's put another single out since then as well, the Heno.
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It's too rich a subject to single out one particular thing.
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Did you guys know Taylor Swift has a new single out?
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Trump will also single out Iran for criticism, said the official.
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"It's unfair to single out sugar and not starch," he said.
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Hellerstedt. According to Texas, a state may single out abortion for any
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I think it's unfair to single out voice devices as being worse.
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The guidelines single out men and boys for eating too much protein.
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It may seem unfair to single out South Africa for its corruption.
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Make a real effort to not single out students who need accommodations.
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So why did the task force single out pregnant and postpartum women?
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And more importantly, which offender within the specific medium to single out.
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If we can single out those using hate speech, so can Twitter.
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"It should never really be used to single out someone," she said.
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Is it fair to single out one person or family for help?
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White House officials called the order "agnostic," declining to single out China.
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Really what people have asked is, why single out the Catholic Church?
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But veterinarians single out overfeeding as the greatest contributor to pet obesity.
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The law may not single out particular religious groups for inferior treatment.
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But does it single out and rescue any particular individual from history?
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Of course, it's not fair to single out just The Washington Post.
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The researchers didn't single out ES&S election systems for their hunt.
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The draft motion does not single out China or Huawei, Bloomberg said.
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"Why you want to single out black people in a church?" he asked.
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President Obama has announced a series of new executive actions to single out
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Sadly, Lee could not single out a tech company that's doing things right.
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It was unclear to what extent the report would single out North Korea.
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The company is adamant that its goal isn't to single out these developers.
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The 26-year-old debuted her single "Out of the Darkness" on Monday.
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"It's very dangerous to single out individual groups based on religion," Williams said.
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That is one reason that it is fair to single out South Africa.
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If I had space, I would single out every one in the cast.
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We think it's dangerous to single out somebody based on secret police information.
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It does not single out Poland, though Warsaw feels targeted by the law.
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Here New York Times writers, editors and critics single out moments to remember.
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Well, The Times wasn't trying to single out Reykjavik as a bad actor.
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"It is short-sighted and irresponsible of the LME to single out cobalt and tin as higher risk metals above others, or to single out (artisanal) material as implicitly higher risk," the letter signed by 14 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) said.
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But, really, I could single out any of two dozen performances in this show.
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" But McConnell said: "I think it's best not to single out judges for criticism.
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Immediately, Twitter noticed Stone's deliberate choice to single out the sole female nominee, Gerwig.
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And when it comes to getting served information, it's weird to single out Facebook.
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The group who famously gave us "Poison" have a new single out titled "Run."
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And second, I really didn't want to single out any individual bishops for criticism.
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To single out platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google and others is short-sighted.
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But these bans apply to all travelers, and did not single out specific countries.
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This was once we had a band with a single out in New Zealand.
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Government officials have denied that the guidelines would single out Chinese companies like Huawei.
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But her campaign failed to single out veterans as a constituency worth specifically pursuing.
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Frazier departed following Trump's apparent unwillingness over the weekend to single out white supremacists.
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That President Trump will single out for examination every voter with a Hispanic name?
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All of the instructors single out one sailor who missed nearly every timed exercise.
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If the camera is robotic, it can single out and follow a subject or suspect.
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" He went on to single out Israel, saying: "We have Israel nearby, almost as neighbors.
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Mr Xi's innovation is to single out young Taiwanese and to pile on the blandishments.
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Major politicians can single out particular religious groups for discriminatory treatment in the United States.
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The Commission wanted to eliminate policies that "single out pregnant individuals," according to the document.
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They have hired psychologists to analyze his personality and single out what most upsets him.
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Mr. Johnson, an African-American, was hoping to single out white officers in the ambush.
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It's easier to single out the easy villains, the Sallie Maes and the Corinthian Colleges.
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Cornyn's legislation would not single out specific technologies that would be subject to CFIUS scrutiny.
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However, these hearings tend to single out one portion of the industry: oil and gas.
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But research shows that "crime-free" ordinances single out domestic violence victims who call police.
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"To single out someone because they're from a Hispanic origin is simply wrong," he said.
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It is the same today with those who single out all Muslims as dangerous extremists.
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In his speech, Odinga condemned violence generally and did not single out any particular attack.
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His Facebook posts were aggressively anti-religion, but did not single out a specific religion.
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Beijing is more likely to single out other actors, particularly the United States, experts say.
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Members of both parties lambasted Trump, saying his comments failed to single out white nationalists.
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It is not appropriate to single out certain aspects of the system and criticize them.
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But none of the above is what I want to single out about Sharp Objects.
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The fact that Trump chose to single out this particular protest, then, is rather telling.
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It has no biological preference… it doesn't single out the vulnerable, the oppressed or the abused.
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The move didn't single out Trump by name ... but it's pretty easy to connect the dots.
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The new order will no longer tell authorities to specifically single out and reject Syrian refugees.
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John Mayer, guitar noodler and crush of hot moms everywhere, has a new single out today.
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The new rules do not try to single out any one investment as a poor option.
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And they did not single out any cases with the potential to become the most controversial.
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He talked broadly about antitrust, "from pharma to farms," but did not single out tech companies.
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Why single out beverages and allow cupcakes, cannolis and Big Macs to escape the taxman's wrath?
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We are now suing PeaceHealth for their discriminatory policies that target and single out transgender individuals.
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Burgat and Hunt single out the two obvious culprits: increasing partisan polarization and declining staff capacity.
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The Christian Democrats, Greens and Liberals couldn't single out a project that should shape their tenure.
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The freshman lawmaker did not single out a specific campaign or organization in her Tuesday tweet.
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If people are going to make jokes about transgender people, they usually single out trans women.
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The E.U. advised members to limit "high-risk" vendors but did not single out any companies.
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And in Shanghai, facial recognition systems have been installed at some crosswalks to single out jaywalkers.
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Perhaps it's unfair to single out "Taken" for sins so many other series are guilty of.
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The new plan will single out a group of companies to become "sector champions" by 2025.
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Mike Mullen said in a statement that "there is no reason to single out" transgender troops.
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The letter accuses the principal of continuing to unfairly single out the students after the promposal.
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Not easy to always go do, but I wouldn't single out China versus any other country.
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I don't mean to single out two writers whose consistently smart Supreme Court analysis I admire.
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Some will no doubt point out that Mr Al Baker did not specifically single out female crew.
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Geran Tarr, viewed Eastman's remarks as racist because they seemed to single out rural, Alaska Native women.
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The organization appears to have many funders, but the search giant only appeared to single out Oracle.
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To punish suspects who face no criminal charges would illegally single out Muslims from any other group.
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Government accounts single out butchers who sold dog meat, suggesting it was unusual and worthy of record.
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For him to single out the Philadelphia Eagles, who never kneeled during the regular season, is outrageous.
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But Hong Kong does not single out those who destroy or damage the trees for harsh treatment.
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There is absolutely no reason to single out the countries he has for the reasons he has.
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We should go after terrorists based on evidence, not single out an entire group based on religion.
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The president's actions also single out an entire group of people for discrimination based on their religion.
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Brennan did not single out anyone, but his comments were an apparent reference to the Trump campaign.
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The latter fear is why British xenophobes also single out white immigrants—like Polish people—for opprobrium.
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" She expressed particular "concern" with some company policies that "single out low-income consumers for differential treatment.
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That led to fears that Trump's administration was undertaking a "witch hunt" to single out those workers.
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It would be petty to single out this misstep if this series were not packed with them.
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I will single out two producers that I especially enjoy: Château Gombaude-Guillot and Clos St.-André.
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We should also find new ways to single out and penalize individual Chinese officials involved in repression.
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However, these laws do not explicitly single out people of color as a class for subminimum wage.
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But he declined to single out Mr. Biden the way he did with Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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The complaints body, Mr. Siawash said, appeared to single out Kabul despite similar complaints in other provinces.
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But when you single out the most rigorous systematic reviews, empirical support for pay for performance evaporates.
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" • The order did not single out any nation or company, and White House officials called it "agnostic.
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It's hard to single out movements, or even moments, from the ensemble's accounts of the late quartets.
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And in China, facial recognition is ubiquitous, used to identify customers in stores and single out jaywalkers.
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"What is the point of a prize that refuses to single out a winner?" the paper asked.
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While the directive does not single out any country, the Chinese are clearly in the cross hairs.
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The Maoist rebels in the region, known as Naxalites, often single out government road projects for attack.
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So, amid the many horrific crimes in Syria, why single out Russia — and why does it matter?
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It's also possible to single out devices that pass through Trump Tower, the president's residence in Manhattan.
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That criticism about oversight is leveled at management generally but it does briefly single out one individual.
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He encouraged her to tone down the passage so as not to single out black victims, she said.
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But his message was nonetheless clear, and it appeared to single out House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
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The aim is to cut through the noise and single out several of Trump's most significant, lasting actions.
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We'll also single out the best piece of legislation he's signed—and yes, we will mention his tweets.
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Indeed, why single out robots to be taxed and not other technology that increases automation, productivity, or quality?
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Vivian Green has a new single out and it is going to take you into fall in style.
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By installing the PSU first, I can single out all the required wires, and make space for them.
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It would not be fair to single out USDA as the only entity that underestimates South American corn.
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The agreements do not single out Qatar, as the provisions included apply to all countries who signed it.
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Neither Glass, nor any other expert who alluded to allegedly unqualified competitors, would single out a specific person.
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The officials both single out NGOs as entities that will no longer be allowed to distribute lubricant anymore.
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Its author, Henry James, refuses to single out the good and the bad, the mad and the sane.
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While the rules did not single out this deal, one of the provisions takes aim directly at it.
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It did not, however, single out the powerful militia as a foreign terror organization through the State Department.
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Democrats held a heated internal meeting Wednesday to determine if the legislation should single out the Minnesota progressive.
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To Brennan's point, O'Malley was sure to not just single out covert human intelligence failures during his campaign.
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SpaceX has "successfully performed" five similar single-out parachute tests in the past, according to the SpaceX spokesperson.
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He did not single out China, but its banks are the fastest growing among foreign lenders in Australia.
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If I single out Aisha de Haas and Wayne Pretlow it's partly because they have the best material.
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In the past, people have summoned emotional arguments to single out slick-skinned exotic pets with bad reputations.
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The Legislature, which generally lacked the legal authority to single out New York City in its statutes, agreed.
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He said that government officials may not "single out" a voter based on the votes he cast before.
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Emergency declarations can appear to single out one country as a threat to the rest of the world.
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We need to scrutinize Mr. Trump's executive orders and any other attempts to single out groups for repression.
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This is an ensemble movie with a very good ensemble, so it feels rude to single out Haddish.
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Each one of those brand names represents an attempt to single out a specific niche and build a following.
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How do you single out favourite moments from a series that is so jam-packed full of brilliant bits?
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Mr Hsu argues that that would be discriminatory, in that it would single out gay people for different treatment.
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If I had to single out one thing, the perception of it being too cold is overplayed big time.
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You can single out India, saying that it is the only one having this problem, but it happens everywhere.
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It would be hard for the EU to single out Britain for tougher treatment for fund managers, he said.
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It will also help Trump speak briefly about the one thing about the environment the voter does single out.
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You can single out India, saying that is is the only one having this problem, but it happens everywhere.
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Though every reader's experience of this book will differ, there is no installment I could single out as weak.
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Seven other states have passed less sweeping versions that single out diapers as a necessity and therefore tax exempt.
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Lengthy image processing was also required, in order to single out photos that were pasted together like photo albums.
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Trump's election represents a failure so wide-ranging that it would be silly to single out culture for blame.
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Sotomayor was careful not to single out any state laws that might come under future scrutiny from the court.
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"It's a gray area," Fernandez said, explaining that the comment didn't single out a particular ethnic group for insult.
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"Sprint does not single out Skype or any individual content provider in this way," a Sprint spokesperson told Motherboard.
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But he said it was unfair to single out China for its advanced militarization in the South China Sea.
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"Truth be told, for me to put this single out and be out was very nervewracking," she says hesitantly.
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To single out a single race, for Mexicans, it's the same thing that happened to us as African Americans.
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Though President Trump, in his comments, declined to single out the white supremacist movement, many mainstream conservatives were appalled.
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But he added that it's unfair to single out the VA because other agencies should also be doing more.
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If you could single out one red carpet look as your favorite of all time, what would it be?
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Trump alluded to military costs and program delays in his remarks Saturday, but didn't single out the Ford carrier.
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The Mercatus report does not single out the Obama administration but spreads blame across all presidential administrations since 1980.
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Our social media/short attention span media culture makes this issue absolutely perfect for Trump to single out on Twitter.
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She suspects ICE did not exclusively single out fathers who had organized so it wouldn't appear they were being targeted.
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It does not single out Amazon, despite the presidential attacks that led up to the creation of the task force.
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With the intercom features, users will be able to single out a specific Echo device and communicate with it directly.
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Their product has not yet reached the zenith of niche dining — a fancy appellation to single out its best experts.
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If I had to single out one, I think it's the [gyms and raids update] that we just put out.
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To single out just five examples: Who directed the campaign's contact with Roger Stone—and what flowed back and forth?
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Attorneys from these organizations were afraid that ORR would either withdraw the funding or single out their clients for punishment.
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Is she right to single out Trump's suggestion that we should deal with potential terrorists by "taking out their families"?
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The recommendations single out partners of pregnant women because the virus has been linked to the neurological birth defect microcephaly.
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Although the supreme leader did not single out any candidate, it was easy to read it as aimed at Rouhani.
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The president did not single out the countries he thinks are guilty, but the panel includes China and Saudi Arabia.
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I single out Italian reds because the acidity and dry bitterness in particular need food to bring out their best.
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It is clearly anti-Semitic to single out Jews and to accuse them of dual loyalty if they support Israel.
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The report substantiates that there is no science-based reason to single out G.M.O. foods and feeds for mandatory labeling.
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If you want to tell everyone to stay celibate for a few days, that's fine, but don't single out MSMs.
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To be clear, that does not mean Abbott's decision to single out four parts of the country is ideal policy.
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The measure seemed aimed at blocking sales by Huawei, though it did not explicitly single out any nation or company.
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But two high-level executives on the line rejected the idea, saying they didn't want to single out sick people.
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Dressing as he did also gave Mr. Wolfe the advantage of being easy to single out from the journalistic pack.
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The guidance did not single out Huawei or any other company and encouraged members to make their own risk assessments.
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" In the post, he said he found it "troubling that you choose me to single out in your recent documentary.
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Many GOP-controlled state legislatures have instead passed -- or tried to pass -- laws that single out the LGBTQ community for discrimination.
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"Listen, we can single out guys all we want," said Matt Martin, who scored the first of the second-period goals.
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And it's legitimately not the role of federal prosecutors to single out a particular business for extra scrutiny for political reasons.
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This mode also offers the user the option to single out certain panels of lights to show specific images or patterns.
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It was not appropriate to single out the Parkland students, but I stand firm in my defense of our constitutional rights.
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Which is why fascists tend to single out the smaller group as being responsible for or the cause of their grievances.
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When we hear politicians demonize religions, single out ethnicity, or resort to jingoistic talking points, it makes us more than cringe.
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If I had to single out what I liked least about the Spectre 15, it would be the keyboard/touchpad combo.
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During President Trump's weekend trip to Japan, he was quick to single out Akio Toyoda, president of the Toyota Motor Corp.
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Are we supposed to synthesize a comprehensive portrait of your life experiences and then single out the one that doesn't belong?
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It will also provide a steady stream of new people to scapegoat or single out for retribution on a rolling basis.
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The proposed policy changes single out immigrant families for different treatment, the effects of which also can trickle down to children.
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His Ghostbusters review, while negative, didn't single out Jones, and he wasn't directly responsible for the more egregious messages she got.
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Surrounded by Stormtroopers wielding stun batons, I single out the group's leader and use the Force to bring him to me.
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"It would be wrong — even illegal — to single out North Carolina for unfavorable treatment," Mr. Forest said in an emailed statement.
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And with America's myriad white militias, they said, it would be unfair to single out armed black groups as particularly sinister.
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And in 2013, a federal district court rightly struck it down as an unconstitutional effort to single out Muslims and Islam.
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He didn't name any film in particular but appeared to single out "The Hunt," which has been criticized by other figures.
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Whether or not it's "fair" to single out Muslims in such sensitive jobs for closer scrutiny, we'd be fools not to.
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It's not the first review or study to single out supplements as being useless for making the average person any healthier.
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This particular exercise was a "single-out" test, in which one of the four parachutes was deliberately disabled during the descent.
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" On Trump attacking the "so-called" judge opposing the order: McConnell said "it's best not to single out judges for criticism.
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Trump blamed "many sides" for what happened in Virginia and did not single out the white supremacist hate groups that marched.
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But why single out abortion for regulations when it's much safer than other procedures that don't have these regulations, justices asked?
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" In the article, Walsh points out that it might not be fair to "single out one person or family for help.
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The president did not single out other services in attendance for praise, such as the Transportation Security Administration or Coast Guard.
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And during his latest appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the actor was quick to single out Donald Trump.
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Imposing secondary sanctions that single out major Chinese banks and state enterprises comes with the risk of economic retaliation from Beijing.
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That his voice was distinctive is only one reason to single out abortion for still another appraisal of the justice's legacy.
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That his voice was distinctive is only one reason to single out abortion for still another appraisal of the justice's legacy.
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If that is a negative thing, we have a lot more work to do in the community than to single out me.
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Senior DOE officials should refuse to answer the questions that seek to single out scientists for their work during the Obama administration.
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Apple is introducing new tools that make this practice much more difficult, by removing characteristics that single out one device from another.
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It's difficult to single out the individuals that did the heavy lifting on data decryption, as it was evidently a group effort.
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Asked about the President's tweets, Schumer expressed surprise that Trump would single out the miners' benefits and called it a "weak" strategy.
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Sadly, so determined is Europe to single out the Jews that it manages to hurt the very Palestinians it purports to help.
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Read local newspapers, watch the local news, and keep an eye out for any measures seeking to single out clinics performing abortions.
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Both Mr Manson and Mr Chappell single out Mr Lavillenie, the men's world-record holder, for being particularly daring in his grip.
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Still, it is hard to single out individual performers in a production with a cast of such high caliber across the board.
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Therefore, there is no reason to single out these brave men and women and deny them the medical care that they request.
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Newsom's strategy had been to single out his opponent John Cox, a Republican businessman whom Donald Trump had endorsed in a tweet.
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The travel ban, in form and effect, does not single out Muslims; indeed, the countries with the largest Muslim populations aren't covered.
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The Globe's efforts pushed back against President Donald Trump's efforts to discredit American news outlets and single out journalists as political opponents.
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The pope, who has championed the cause of migrants since taking office in 2013, did not single out any country for criticism.
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But this time Wenger did something he has never seemed open to before: focus on one player to single out, namely Costa.
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Some experts panned the idea, saying it would be legally impossible to single out Mexican remittances from those going to other countries.
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If other common electronics with lithium batteries—like laptops and cell phones—can catch fire occasionally, too, why single out e-cigarettes?
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The executive order was "agnostic," White House officials said in a call with reporters, declining to single out China as the focus.
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I'm not trying to single out The Journal, but The Journal is part of it, who say it's still too print-centric.
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Tax reform advocates generally agree that a fair code shouldn't single out certain groups for favorable treatment at the expense of others.
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President Donald Trump and others in his administration often single out crimes committed by immigrants as a reason for stricter border control.
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He or she must address terrorist acts based on evidence, not single out an entire group of people based on their faith.
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"It's not like journalists single out the long shots and say, 'Tell me how it feels to be losing,'" Mr. Quenqua said.
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To single out something entirely not your business, and minor at that, then harp on it for the rest of everyone's lives?
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Ms. Yates became convinced, based on the president's own statements, that he had intended to unlawfully single out Muslims, senior officials said.
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Trump condemned the violence, but drew fire for blaming "many sides" and for refusing to single out white supremacists in his statement.
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At the same press conference, Trump declined to single out Russia as a "security threat" amid rising tensions among the Baltic states.
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Fortunately, it is not possible to reduce Rama's work to one discrete topic, nor is it possible to single out her style.
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These regulations single out abortion providers and require them to conduct medically unnecessary tests and procedures and operate in more expensive facilities.
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Another parent of a student present backed the spokesperson's claim that Northam did not single out African-American students, according to the Post.
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"Disproportionate attention was made to single out and target the presence of LGBT participants," the march's organizing committee said in a statement Sunday.
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Bongo's lawyer said the court should reject Ping's complaint, in part because it was wrong to single out one province for a recount.
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The usually mild-mannered Rodgers did not intend to single out his teammates, but he said he was frustrated with the scout team.
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Seen above, the iOS/Android app allows you to single out which frequencies are tailored for you and what instruments/sounds they represent.
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Dimon didn't single out any candidate, including presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, who has been the most vocal on the campaign trail.
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Taylor Swift opened the award show Monday night with her latest single, "Out of the Woods," in a beautiful, haunting and powerful performance.
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Watchers get to secretly single out another player and see two of the possible roles they might be, with only one being accurate.
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The action wouldn't single out China — but White House officials keenly understand that this would be viewed as a straight shot at Beijing.
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The President's use of his personal Twitter account is unprecedented, using the platform to break news, reverse plans and single out political foes.
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His failure to single out white supremacists after an opposing protester died on Saturday in Charlottesville, Virginia, sparked anger that crossed political lines.
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Patrick Leahy questioned why the administration chose to single out Cuba for its human rights record, while allying closely with other authoritarian governments.
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I guess the lesson is that Omarion didn't solve his relationship troubles but at least he got a hit single out of it.
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The ethics rule now forbids comments or actions that single out someone on the basis of race, religion, sex, disability and other factors.
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But women also single out some union representatives for praise, including one man who said he spent hours helping women fill out claims.
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And yet the only thing the resolution does about this problem is single out half a dozen North Korea-based companies for censure.
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But it almost feels like an injustice to single out those songs—every single project represented here is full of joy and life.
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By 2015, Mr. Kogan had shared his data and findings with Cambridge Analytica, which later used the material to single out American voters.
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BOOKER: Well, again I will single out companies like Halliburton or Amazon that pay nothing in taxes and our need to change that.
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Disciplinary actions that single out worker bees and allow the decision-makers to skate don't contribute to meaningful reform, and are not just.
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But Mr. Trump did not single out North Korea's short- and medium-range missiles, which threaten Japan but not the continental United States.
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On Tuesday night, Obama also appeared to single out conservative Texas Senator Ted Cruz, the top challenger to Trump in the Republican race.
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We expect the Select Committee will single out a number of high-level administration officials for criticism, including the former Secretary of State.
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It can bind "stink-eyers" going forward, but a piece of legislation cannot single out any individual or make past behavior retroactively illegal.
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Most of the regulations single out women — enforcing dress and morality codes — while others target religious minorities and gay, lesbian and transgender Indonesians.
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"A predictive model should be able to single out the high-risk people" — those most likely to benefit from interventions, research has shown.
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The top conservative group has yet to single out any specific senators or races but is keeping an eye on Heller and Flake.
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It's shocking and appalling that Trump continues to single out a federal employee for abuse and harassment because she criticized him via text.
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But to single out any one person is to ignore the systemic nature of the problem and the power-hoarding at its core.
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Still, Trump found time to single out Biden for Twitter abuse at least eight times in the first two weeks of the month.
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It's not the place of the actors to editorialize on the play they just mounted, or to single out a particular audience member.
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We're told church pastors did not single out Floyd as a bad influence, but Justin decided on his own he needed some distance.
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It's nothing that Hopkins or Pitt would single out as their best performances, but it's a compelling modern spin on Death Takes A Holiday.
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It's nothing that Hopkins or Pitt would single out as their best performances, but it's a compelling modern spin on Death Takes A Holiday.
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On the basis of this mildly facetious logic, there are a select band of professional footballers who we must single out for special praise.
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Still, it seems fair to single out the back who compiled 247 total yards of offense, leading Kansas City in both rushing and receiving.
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I don't want to single out Cadillac — this was just the most recent example of the joystick-with-a-flowchart shifter that I experienced.
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We get to know some of these women over the course of the show, which does single out Godless as an outlier among Westerns.
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Dan: If you were to single out the best opportunity when it comes to the property market in Asia Pacific, where would it be?
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It makes no sense for the American Health Care Act to single out Planned Parenthood, the engine behind this bipartisan victory for women's health.
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None of the ISPs talk about a promise to manage networks in a way that does not single out applications or classes of applications.
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I can't recall a similar response to conferences that single out other countries (Israel immediately comes to mind), especially when American interests are clear.
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The ministry did not single out the Hai Phong statues in the text of its directive but posted a picture of the 12 statues.
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In recent quarters, the firm began to single out its earnings for its booming fintech unit that contains its popular payments service WeChat Pay.
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In July alone, there have been several examples of photos and videos going viral that single out a particular person in a public setting.
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Before avatars became a technological, almost bureaucratic form of self-presentation, "avatar" was used to single out a rarer embodiment of culture and art.
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The report tracks statistics on child mortality, HIV rates and other areas to identify areas of need and single out successful methods for success.
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But given time constraints and the limitations of the congressional calendar, one would hope committees single out the most pressing issues facing their constituents.
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Swift performed her latest single, "Out of the Woods," while wearing a glitter suit — and apparently she wanted everyone in attendance to follow suit.
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Here in Bedford, he seemed to single out Rubio for his lack of accomplishments, a theme his campaign has been pushing in paid advertisements.
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The White House on Wednesday backed away from a high profile promise made last month to single out China for a new investment ban.
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Democrats Presidents often use State of the Union addresses to single out members of the other party, especially on areas where they might agree.
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The majority of the regulations single out women — enforcing dress and morality codes — while others target religious minorities and gay, lesbian and transgender Indonesians.
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One U.S. official said that while Qatar needs to do more to combat terrorist financing, it was inaccurate to single out that Gulf nation.
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Wild coach Bruce Boudreau didn't want to single out any player for disappointing him, so he threw his whole team under the bus instead.
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If you HAD to single out a single release as the one you were most excited about releasing, which would it be and why?
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Mr. Ward echoed that, and noted that the investigation had seemed to single out Mr. Hillary, even before the case was considered a murder.
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Current risk factors for heart disease, like high blood pressure or family history, don't always help single out who truly is most at risk.
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The data released on Friday did single out other causes of death in the United States that were higher than the firearm-related rate.
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So America's refusal to help children isn't part of a broad opposition to government programs; we single out children for especially harsh treatment. Why?
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Pope Francis did not single out any country, but he has expressed dismay over the harsh tone on immigration that Mr. Trump has taken.
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But prices will be set for lower bills, so every single out-of-network bill in the country isn't subjected to third-party arbitration.
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It also may single out Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who is overseeing special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, for reauthorizing that surveillance in 2017.
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It's also odd that Hakim would single out France: Pesticide use there has been declining, but it's been increasing in other parts of Europe.
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Jared Goff had an awful game, though it's unfair to single out a rookie on the road in New England making his third career start.
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So much so that he used Ames' Twitter account to single out famous figures in the industry, blaming them for the provocation of her suicide.
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Again, that seems like a strange thing to single out for praise, but in the world of Android phones that's been a disappointingly rare thing.
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It is highly unusual for a senior U.S. intelligence official to single out an American-owned company by name and publicly recommend it take action.
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This criticism is not to single out this particular paper; to my knowledge, no one has examined late-life mortality with a more sophisticated model.
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During teacher training programs, survivors say Choudhury would single out people, and tell them they were so beautiful he couldn't keep his hands off them.
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"I think it is best not to single out judges for criticism," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on CNN's "State of the Union" program.
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I don't mean to single out BF. Things like Amazon Prime, Uber, home loans, feeding the entire world [via Monsanto], and Favor are 'great ideas'.
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Unlike Trump, whose transition team made alarming moves to single out and intimidate climate scientists before he even took office, Zinke seems to value experts.
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Researchers single out CT because this form of imaging exposes you to levels of radiation "orders of magnitude" higher than traditional X-ray, Saini explains.
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If Vance can single out an unpopular individual and convict him again on the same crimes, he would eviscerate the core protections in New York.
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"I know some want to single out big corporations for all the blame," Biden wrote in an unsubtle jab at the rhetoric of Vermont Sen.
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Mr. Dabholkar said he believed the political authorities and law enforcement officials had been reluctant to single out Sanatan Sanstha because of its religious nature.
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Clappper will also single out the potential for vulnerabilities in the connected devices, such as appliances and home technology, as well as self-driving cars.
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In a statement, the California Beverage Association said it was "misleading to single out any single food, beverage or ingredient" in addressing these complex problems.
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Mr. Considine explained that there was "no practical way" to single out one bear for protection, however popular he may have been, during the hunt.
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If I had to single out one piece of advice that's guided me through life, most likely it would be from my grandmother, Nellie Molonson.
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So why does the UN consistently single out Israel for human rights violations when its own study confirms the freedom and equality its citizens enjoy?
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Trump also came under fire for condemning "both sides" for the violence in Charlottesville and initially refusing to single out white supremacists in his statements.
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Many of the new United Nations sanctions single out luxury goods, which analysts believe are used to ensure the loyalty of the North's ruling elite.
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But I wouldn't single out just the biotech—I think it's more of a bigger picture; that commodification of identity that I was looking for.
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However, Shamsi argues that any proposal that would single out individuals based on race goes against the guarantee of equal protection of the American constitution.
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They aren't even the statements of a president using his "bully pulpit" to make a general point, because they single out particular companies and people.
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But because a majority is not willing to do that, it would be freakish to single out the provision at issue here for special treatment.
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But Mr. Trump did not single out China for criticism, continuing a pattern of soft-pedaling on a dispute that could annoy United States allies.
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But Mr. Pompeo detailed crackdowns on political protests, free speech and privacy — abuses seen in many countries — to single out China, Cuba, Iran and Venezuela.
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The Harvard researchers also single out the importance of good data — the raw numbers themselves — which were lacking in the early days of Italy's outbreak.
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Doing that without preening is tricky business, and so many of us bungle it that I'm not going to single out anyone in this column.
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While the chief talked about the bomber's impact on the community, he did not single out the effect of the attacks on blacks or Latinos.
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The joint letter, on the contrary, had no obvious coordinator or sponsor, making it difficult for China to single out a particular signer for retribution.
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The Department of Homeland Security counterextremism grants are intended to address all extremist ideologies and not single out one group, a department spokeswoman said Tuesday.
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She said she could not defend the president's executive order, largely because Mr. Trump himself had indicated that it was intended to single out Muslims.
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"If you are not able to find an IED or a bullet, single out the disbelieving American, Frenchman, or any of their allies," he said.
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One could argue that the only matter of concern to many of these repressive dictatorships is to single out one country: the State of Israel.
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But this practice also enables advertisers to single out small groups with false or misleading information that the broader public never sees — or fact checks.
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Although President Obama forcefully criticized Wall Street and the financial industry after Lehman Brothers collapsed in 226, he tended not to single out individual companies.
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But it's especially difficult to single out the effects of sand mining on the Yamuna because the river is troubled in so many different ways.
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And if it's not standard practice for a Broadway cast to single out a single audience member, Mike Pence is not a standard audience member.
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Fans were quick to single out the quote, sharing disappointment in Lorde's comparison on Twitter and schooling her on the realities of living with autoimmune diseases.
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Because this is my first time having a single out, I do feel very vulnerable, but I think that's actually a very good feeling to have.
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When Mohdin asked if Young would focus on any specific group in her diversity efforts, she replied she wouldn't single out any one demographic for advancement.
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The NYPD, like many police departments, has struggled with racism on the force and accusations that its policies single out people of color for harsh treatment.
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The precise role of climate change within any of these events is extremely hard to single out; the interactions of weather and climate are fantastically complex.
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"I have a project coming out November 15 that's going to be crazy, and I have a single out now, 'Pretty Little Thing' featuring Afro B."
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I single out gaming components because they're close to my heart, but the plague of overcooked positivity in branding names is pervasive across the tech industry.
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Online advertising has been accused of meddling in the 2016 presidential election, maliciously sowing fears about immigrants, and enabling potential ad buyers to single out antisemites.
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New government rulings on the Trump-imposed tariffs single out a couple of key devices buy name, including the Apple Watch, Fitbit trackers and Sonos speakers.
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But, notably, he did single out for compliments two leftist presidential hopefuls from other parties who were with him on stage, Manuela d'Ávila and Guilherme Boulos.
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While much of this is fresh judicial territory, one principle has taken deep root over the years: government may not single out people based on animus.
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The President's failure to single out white extremism was all the more notable because he's hardly been wary of doling out criticism in many other spheres.
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But in his remarks, Trump did not single out white supremacists as responsible for the violence, drawing criticism from some congressional leaders within his own party.
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The same rotation of memes scatter by so quickly in the comments that trying to dissect them would be like trying to single out a raindrop.
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To single out the Clinton Foundation would be grossly unfair and say we're changing the rules for this one foundation in the middle of the game.
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This week the European Commission said EU countries will be required to share data on 5G security risks but did not single out concerns about Huawei.
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Some took Baswedan's words to single out Chinese Indonesians - a minority that has faced long-running resentment for their control of trade and wealth in Indonesia.
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Mr. Guterres did not single out any particular country among the 81 that had not yet paid, and he acknowledged that countries followed different fiscal calendars.
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Uber supports a congestion plan for Manhattan — even running an ad campaign backing the idea — as long as it does not single out for-hire vehicles.
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Then they put matching bandages on the faces of the five decoys — or "fillers" — who sat alongside him, so as not to single out the suspect.
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But NERC does not prescribe the best way to address those concerns; it certainly doesn't single out one class of power plants as a magic solution.
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But Brock beat out a single after Harrelson made a fine stop behind second, and Vic Davalillo bounced a single out of Harrelson's reach to center.
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Mr. Duterte used his first state-of-the-union address in 2017 to single out Rappler, accusing it of being foreign-owned without giving any evidence.
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Software developers in Lagos, Nigeria's main commercial city, started a campaign against harassment by the police, who single out people carrying laptops or smartphones for extortion.
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In anticipation of the fact that those retaliatory measures — once enacted — would indeed single out Spanish olive oil, U.S. import figures for the oil surged significantly.
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"Sprint does not single out Skype or any individual content provider in this way," Lisa Belot, a spokeswoman for the company, said in an emailed statement.
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The letter and the study do not single out any individuals but come in the wake of high-profile cases involving war fighters in the dock.
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The majority of the regulations single out women — enforcing dress and morality codes — while others are aimed at religious minorities or gay, lesbian and transgender Indonesians.
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"You don't single out an audience member and embarrass him from the stage," the musician Steven Van Zandt, a bandmate of Bruce Springsteen's, wrote on Twitter.
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Abortion rights "just doesn't come up that often," he told POLITICO, saying instead the media and Newman are the ones eager to single out the issue.
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But despite countless loopholes, exemptions and special breaks in the tax code, there was never a move to single out employee compensation from other earned income.
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AT&T executives expected that Trump would single out the company for its ownership of CNN at some point, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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The ability to single out favorite sections promises to make shuffling through pages and pages of documentation significantly easier, as does the app's built-in search feature.
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That said, Gates could have used it as an opportunity to single out any of Microsoft's rivals and instead praised the innovation coming from the industry giants.
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" Cagle said Wednesday on Fox News that he didn't think it was right for Delta to "single out the NRA, and their membership, law abiding gun owners.
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CNN host Brooke Baldwin asked Travis why the president decided to single out ESPN and Hill, when plenty of others have criticized him for his racist views.
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"The intent has always been to support students and staff and prevent disruption to the education process and not to single out any student for any reason."
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Why it matters: While Trump has traded barbs with several Democrats on Twitter, it is unusual for him to single out Pelosi on the social media platform.
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She could be asking what makes the word teamwork important or (what she's going for) why a writer might single out a word with a different color.
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While Germany's hate speech laws single out anti-Semitism, the issue has come to public attention recently over speech targeted at the wave of refugees entering Germany.
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Perhaps he'd only single out her friends, or even Luca, as a way of removing the competition for his affections — he is a pretty messed up guy.
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It was unclear why del Rio did not also single out second-placed Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, a former World Bank economist who has also proposed civil unions.
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The case from Maryland involves a Democratic-led gerrymander, and therefore might offer the court a way to tackle this issue without appearing to single out Republicans.
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Trump drew fire for his initial comments on Saturday in which he blamed "many sides" and refused to single out the white supremacists who organized the rally.
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Others might argue against renaming on the grounds that it is unfair to single out philosophy: We do not have departments of Euro-American Mathematics or Physics.
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Critics say the principle is increasingly used to justify measures that single out Muslims, rather than keeping government out of religion and vice versa, the original intent.
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The confluence raises urgent questions about press freedom in this country: Who in the United States government authorized an operation to single out journalists in this way?
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In prison, when officers single out a prisoner from a group, the other inmates often stop to make sure nothing evil is about to happen to him.
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And at the state level, legislators are loath to single out a handful of hospitals as needing the most support for fear of angering their local facility.
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While, as The New York Times notes, the executive order doesn't single out Amazon by name, Trump has been ramping up attacks on the online retail giant.
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Unless the NBA can identify each of its stars with logo tattoos and threaten them with fines, however, it's unfair to single out just a couple players.
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While the IAB report doesn't single out specific companies, it does measure concentration in terms of how much spending is going to the top 10 ad sellers.
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Opponents argue that the taxes hit lower-income populations hardest, and that it is unfair to single out soda in the battle to fight obesity and diabetes.
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For juggling, I have to single out Mr. Freeman's performance as Dee, with its silky layering of wit and steel, its shocking blend of paranoia and pathos.
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Special guest Bret Stephens, one of The Times's conservative Op-Ed columnists, thinks American liberals often recycle anti-Semitic tropes to unfairly single out Israel for criticism.
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She did not single out Mr. Trump — with whom she has had a frosty relationship — for criticism, but she made clear that his language was not helpful.
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While the FDA didn't single out piracetam, it's one of the more common and worrisome ingredients in unapproved cognitive enhancement supplements, researchers note in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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President Trump is right to single out Iran's sponsorship of terrorism and continuing regional aggression and make them the core objectives of the new White House strategy.
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But critics argue that the crackdown has also given the state cover to single out members of the political opposition and reinforce Mr. Erdogan's increasingly autocratic rule.
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To single out one strand, recall the stories of flippers who would buy a house, fix it up, and resell it within months at a huge profit.
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And yet somehow proponents of familial searches believe that the state can single out the fathers, sons and brothers of convicted offenders for treatment as possible criminals.
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As recently as Monday, Trump declined to single out Russia as a "security threat" when asked about Moscow's role in escalating the situation in the Baltic region.
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When you can create your own genre, that's going to be hard to market unless there's a big corporation that really wants to single out an audience.
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In practice, these witch hunts tended to single out particular kinds of women, namely gender-nonconforming women, who threatened a social system characterized by rigid gender roles.
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It's always roaming, always looking for a way to single out the film's protagonist, who grows up isolated from so many in his life, including his true self.
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The Court said they could not do so, because the laws banning peyote use applied equally to all citizens and did not single out any sect for discrimination.
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I love reading tarot cards because I use them for journaling — they really help me single out different aspects of my life that I don't always reflect on.
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"If you are not able to find an IED or a bullet, then single out the disbelieving American, Frenchman, or any of their allies," he said in 2014.
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Although Vigneault did not single out any nation, Western governments are increasingly wary of what they say is possible Chinese state involvement in 5G and other communications networks.
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Most of the stock's drop came after the editor of Chinese newspaper Global Times speculated that the country may single out the aircraft maker in the trade war.
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But the questions sent by Trump's team ask for specific names and single out only the employees who are involved in the climate change field — and that's intimidating.
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As soon as we put the single out there, we went on a small little tour and played in Minneapolis, Cleveland, even Toronto — just that whole Northeast thing.
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Though he did not single out any country by name, the United States is the world's biggest economy and the second largest emitter of greenhouse gases after China.
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Apple boss Tim Cook went out of his way on Monday to single out a small French, Normandy-based firm Eldim behind innovative features in the latest iPhones.
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"Some of you already know that @sugarland has a new single out called #babe that sounds awesome," he wrote on Instagram after the song was released in April.
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"I'm really looking forward to seeing what people are gravitating toward the most as far as helping us pick our single out of these," says the native Mississippian.
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The clashes in Charlottesville sparked political fallout over the weekend, with critics blasting Trump for initially failing to single out white supremacists in his criticism of the violence.
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Trump's guy wants a judge to allow him and his team to review the seized docs first so they can single out paperwork they want protected from scrutiny.
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Today, I single out one of his great achievements – working with both Democrats and Republicans to write the Americans With Disabilities Act into the laws of our land.
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Every time it moves to single out the only true democracy in the Middle East for special condemnation, the value the UN provides to the world erodes further.
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Today's study, published in the journal Nature Communications, is the first one to single out exactly which types of asteroids are responsible for giving water to the Moon.
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Ten European nations, including the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Spain and Italy, have called for a new "equalization tax" supposedly intended to single out large multinational tech companies.
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They often single out Kennedy's floor speech as unfair at best and slanderous at worst, but also blame the Reagan White House for not rising to his defense.
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The measure failed after Rules Committee members, some of them lobbyists, defended the profession and argued that there is no reason to single out their line of work.
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King, who said he had had meetings with China's Ambassador to the EU, Zhang Ming, said there was no intention to single out Huawei because it was Chinese.
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LisaRaye appeared on "TMZ Live" in an attempt to clear the air, saying she didn't single out Dencia's line, and said she was talking about something called Whitealicious.
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The 2016 Race When Donald J. Trump asserts that the election will be rigged against him, he and his surrogates frequently single out one city for special scaremongering.
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The reason, it explained in a press release on the case, is that the company's rule didn't single out headscarves, and so did not constitute anti-Muslim discrimination.
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We hope it will be seen as a start — a way to single out these extraordinary books and the ability of fiction to challenge and reimagine the world.
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But I don't want to single out Beijing — there are also other big cities that are difficult, and Beijing has taken exemplary measures to help fix the problem.
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Mr. Trump issued an executive order instructing the commerce secretary, Wilbur Ross, to ban transactions "posing an unacceptable risk" but did not single out any nation or company.
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But it's important not to only single out Trump when, in actuality, there's a very long history of world leaders obsessing over appearances and shows of symbolic dominance.
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The threat has now significantly increased with the European Union's recent adoption of product labeling regulations that single out Israel, a necessary predicate for expansion of the boycott.
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The Constitution, however, appears to be no obstacle to one tax reform proposal under debate by congressional Republicans, which would single out advertising as a taxable business expense.
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Lots of prominent Republicans in New Hampshire say it is absurd, one even offering cash to anyone who can produce evidence of a single out-of-state voter.
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"We don't believe there are good, objective reasons to single out certain materials," Dart's chief executive officer, Jim Lammers, said in a recent interview at the company's headquarters.
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RHP Alex Colome continues to be the Rays' closer while Brad Boxberger is on the DL. On Monday, he recorded his fourth save, even with a single out.
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I mention this not to single out Haberman and Thrush, experienced political reporters, but to highlight a common practice: stories that offer too little help for incredulous readers.
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But we do a disservice to art when we start to single out certain categories of art as better suited than others to addressing the challenge of race.
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While the law does not single out any religion by name, debate has focused on the niqab, a full-face veil worn by a small minority of Muslim women.
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It's also worth noting that, once he catches wind of it, Trump will probably single out the paper just like he did to Vanity Fair and New York Times.
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On that day, one thing became clear: the potentially catastrophic impact of Trump's decision to single out the Environmental Protection Agency for the greatest budget cuts of any agency.
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While Trump's tweets did not directly single out Huawei, it's likely he was referring to the company as U.S. officials weigh an executive order banning Huawei's 5G telecommunciations equipment.
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"Having been around some really good players in our program, sometimes we single out kids who remind us of others," said Hector Lorenzana, one of the Show's longtime coaches.
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They said the campaign is evaluating the vulnerabilities of all the Democratic candidates and it was still too early to single out any of them as the likely nominee.
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Project Maven was focused on using AI to enhance military drones, building AI systems which would be able to single out enemy targets and distinguish between people and objects.
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Why single out renewable energy technologies when the grid is built and operated for a rare event such as a massive coal or nuclear plant tripping and going offline?
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Cambodia, once the most popular flag of convenience for North Korea, ended its registry scheme for all foreign ships in August, although it did not single out North Korea.
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This brings to mind the "driving while black" phenomenon, in which police officers stop African-American motorists without cause, or stop-and-frisk practices that predominantly single out blacks.
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Democrats and agency employees said they feared the information could be used to single out department employees whose views on climate differ from those of the incoming Trump administration.
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This can make it extremely difficult to single out a favorite meal—but it also means that when we do, you know it's the real cream of the crop.
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Previously, users were able to link up their Facebook, Instagram, add an email and a website, but couldn't single out a specific button based on their talents or needs.
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While the new tariffs don't single out any one country, Chinese steelmakers, which produce about half of the world's steel, have long been a target of US import duties.
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The company had never intended to single out any particular artists for punishment, he said in an interview at the Code Conference, organized by the technology news site Recode.
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It wasn't an obvious piece of work to single out: As Wing acknowledged, Asperger's study had received almost no attention from English-language researchers in the decades since publication.
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Grand Slam leaders maintain that it is unfair to single out their tournaments and that regular tour events should be carrying a greater share of the prize-money load.
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"Rather than single out Google, we wanted — and still want — to have a deeper conversation about what we expect from companies who participate in Pride," reads the organizers' statement.
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Many academics responded by arguing that inequality, disease and discrimination were forms of systemic or structural violence and that it was unjust to single out student violence for condemnation.
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Whether Trump will continue to single out companies in the White House remains to be seen, as ethics rules are supposed to bar federal officials from making direct endorsements.
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There wasn't even any of Trump's signature effusive praise, the heap of compliments he can be so generous with when he wants to single out a particularly "terrific" person.
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The president initially failed to single out white supremacist groups that fomented the violence, and he bulldozed over a specific condemnation made by the White House a day later.
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The legislation was aimed at addressing concerns about China acquiring sensitive U.S. technology through its overseas investments, though the new regulations do not single out any country by name.
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Though he's declined to single out Moore, it's hard to argue that Moore isn't a partisan Republican after his time at the Club for Growth and The Heritage Foundation.
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The bank, which could find itself cut off from the international banking system, is not among China's biggest, raising the prospect that the administration could single out larger ones.
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And they hope to better single out whether it's exposure to animals (which would include pets, not just farm animals) or other aspects of rural life that explain the link.
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Nor does it make sense to single out Amazon and not the litany of other large corporate actors that also frequently fail to uphold their part of the social contract.
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Calvery outlined a system that could draw on big data to assign a financial crime score to each customer and single out those with a higher probability of committing crime.
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Unfortunately -- and perhaps as a reaction to growing support for LGBT individuals -- states like North Carolina and Mississippi have chosen to single out their LGBT residents for exclusion and intolerance.
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The lawmakers' letter did not single out any articles or news organizations, but appeared to endorse Harry and Meghan's assertion that the duchess's privacy has been violated by tabloid coverage.
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Trump wants to single out Iran, especially when it comes to ballistic missile proliferation during the era of the Iran deal, according to a source familiar with the administration's plans.
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Titanfall 2 is the other game I'd single out, because its campaign mode came out of nowhere and is Nintendo-like in its devotion to wild invention around every corner.
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To help you sift through it all and make good choices, the Mashable Gaming team all put our heads together to single out the 23 titles we're most excited for.
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Furthermore, since MBS used his corruption crackdown to single out rivals and opponents, it's unclear if his allies will clean up their act or assume they can act with impunity.
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He's not the first of our nation's leaders to single out a company or industry with a public comment and send that company or industry's shares into a major tailspin.
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But in a "Squawk on the Street" interview, ahead of the scheduled evening House vote on the GOP health-care bill, Sebelius did single out one provision as a positive.
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Several congressional aides also told the newspaper that the new immigration directive does not seek to single out a preference for Christians, with restrictions mainly focusing on areas with terrorism.
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The budget does single out health professions and nursing training programs, though, "which lack evidence that they significantly improve the Nation's health workforce" and proposes cutting them by $20173 million.
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"That already exists and to single out Planned Parenthood, which provides services to so many low-income women for family planning and woman care, is just wrong and not logical."
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Johnson's letters single out of the Labor Department's overtime and fiduciary rules; the EPA's clean power plan and waters of the United States standard; and the FDA's electronic cigarettes rules.
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The conspiracy has also allegedly played a role in several criminal plots, leading the FBI to single out the conspiracy as a domestic terror threat in a recent leaked report.
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The markers that show which phone a call is coming from could be randomized by the attack program, making it impossible to single out the phones that should be stopped.
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There's so much to like about the Mint Theater Company's revisiting of "A Day by the Sea" that it's hard to know what to single out for first-paragraph attention.
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"It's a bit rich of President Obama to single out Britain and France, and not include the United States," Malcolm Rifkind, a former British foreign secretary, said to the BBC.
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Last year, they became the first administration to single out a health care provider in a budget, when they proposed that Planned Parenthood be barred from receiving any federal funding.
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An April 3 indictment, which lists eight charges against Mr. Wood and 211 other defendants, "does not single out Mr. Wood for anything arising from the demonstration," Mr. Cohen said.
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Colonel Cook said he was there to watch the entire company, but he largely appeared focused on Third Platoon — even as he took pains to not single out Lieutenant Hierl.
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Obamacare didn't single out the medical device industry specifically; instead, the medical device tax is part of a larger suite of taxes on different sectors of the health care industry.
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Governors and legislative leaders in New York, California and other states are considering legal challenges to elements of the law that they say unfairly single out parts of the country.
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I'm not going to single out any particular pundits and tweets, because there were many and because, under different circumstances, one of those tweets could easily have come from me.
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To single out Israel, the only liberal democracy in the Middle East, for demonization and isolation, while ignoring egregious human rights violators aplenty, once again smacks of anti-Jewish hatred.
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"Our objective is not to single out China or treat them differently, but that we have the necessary tools to protect U.S. investments," Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, said Wednesday.
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In fact, you could argue that the way the traffic stop is designed is inherently racist, since it encourages stop-and-frisk methods that unfairly single out African-American drivers.
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Without fanfare, the administration should single out such businesses for the harshest and strictest enforcement possible of all regulations governing imports to the U.S. and regulations governing doing business here.
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I single out the January 2016 season in which the Trisha Brown Dance Company danced a program of her "Proscenium Works" for — as it announced in advance — the last time.
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They press themselves to single out a college at the start of senior year, when they may not understand themselves as well as they will toward the end of it.
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"These defendants used Grindr to single out their victim(s) based on sexual orientation — something the Northern District of Texas simply will not tolerate," U.S. Attorney Erin Nealy Cox said.
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The Digital Goods and Services Tax Fairness Act also prohibits discriminatory state and local taxes that single out digital goods and services merely because they are transmitted over the Internet.
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In responding to the violence in Charlottesville involving neo-Nazi and white supremacist groups, Trump condemned bigotry and hatred "on many sides" but did not specifically single out the groups.
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Notes from the therapist obtained by the Post show that Ford mentioned an incident with boys from "from an elitist boys' school," but do not single out Kavanaugh by name.
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I would single out Vinson Fraley, Jr.—you can't take your eyes off him—and Tamisha Guy, and Kyle Abraham himself, but all the performers are miracles of unshowy expressiveness.
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Johnson's letters single out the Labor Department's overtime and fiduciary rules; the EPA's clean power plan and waters of the United States standard; and the FDA's rules on electronic cigarettes.
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"I believe it is wrong and offensive to single out any group based on their religion," Mr. Straus, a San Antonio Republican, said in a statement released by his office.
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In public appearances leading up to the new term, Ginsburg has publicly criticized originalism, Gorsuch's judicial philosophy, although she does not single out Gorsuch or any other justice by name.
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"This weekend, we will see exactly where everyone's at," Froome said, explaining that the top 10 riders were still too close together for him to single out a primary rival.
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The soda industry has filed a lawsuit against the city, saying that it doesn't have the right to single out soda given that it's already subject to Pennsylvania sales tax.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday said both sides were to blame for the violence, drawing condemnation from both fellow Republicans and Democrats for failing to single out the white nationalists.
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So why does PETA single out Hermès and Prada, especially given that a brief foray into the latter's physical and online stores find only a smattering of ostrich products on display?
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Don't be fooled -- he promised again and again during his campaign that he would single out and persecute a specific religious group, and that's exactly what he's trying to do now.
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But despite a pledge by the Justice Department in September to go after executives responsible for corporate wrongdoing, federal prosecutors stopped short of criminal charges and did not single out individuals.
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Hawks in the White House had, after all, pushed for harsh restrictions on Chinese investors in late June, but Mr Trump went for a softer option, refusing to single out China.
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" In their History of Women's Suffrage, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony single out Spiritualism as "The only religious sect in the world…that has recognized the equality of woman.
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Still, Volvo doesn't want to tempt fate by giving hot-headed or aggro drivers any reason to single out their test cars rom the crowd, and that's probably for the best.
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TO to single out two former top executives over its accounting problems is likely a bid to win leniency with government agencies investigating the drugmaker, according to accounting and securities experts.
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With a handful of exceptions—Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell notably said "it's best not to single out judges for criticism"—Republicans on Capitol Hill have decided to pretend nothing happened.
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In such a strong market, Jim Cramer finds it fruitful to single out the big winners, the stocks that, rather than being lifted by the market's strength, are actually driving it.
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Advocates for investing in the nation's infrastructure are hesitant to single out certain projects as deserving priority over others, arguing that sustained funding and attention is needed equally across the board.
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The agency said that similar activity is likely to target Canada's next federal election, but did not single out a specific nation-state or hacker group as particular cause for concern.
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That record has fueled the perception that the court applies justice unequally — by some accounts, prejudicially — passing up cases involving major crimes to go after easier ones that single out Africans.
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He offered an amendment – which was defeated in a 9-13 vote – to express a sense of Congress that it's unfair to single out one airport or country under the bill.
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And really, with Anheuser-Busch and Poker Stars courting the eSports audience, it seems a bit weird to single out YouPorn as a sponsor you don't want playing in your tournament.
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Some of those allies, like Egypt, Jordan and Iraq, are major recipients of U.S. military or economic aid, although the U.S. threat to cut aid did not single out any country.
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Although police officers are allowed to film any protest where they suspect criminal activity, the fear is that without enforced regulations, cops may single out individuals of interest for undue surveillance.
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Though, Kirby noted, the ban applied to both Republicans and Democrats and did not single out a particular member of Congress, as Trump did before his administration issued a blanket ban.
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White House officials said the executive order does not single out Russia, but applies to any country that could embark on disinformation campaigns intended to sow chaos and upend the election.
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Yet it did single out abortion clinics with targeted letters to the state's providers, even as businesses including gun stores and marijuana dispensaries were deemed essential and allowed to remain open.
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"We realized that they exchanged saliva because they were playing beer pong," using their mouths, he said, although he did not single out any specific bars where the game took place.
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They have pored over the bill to single out the most far-reaching provisions, then relayed them to senators from moderate districts, hoping to convince them to vote against the bill.
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He should single out North Korea's nuclear and missile programs as the key current threat to global peace, and reassure South Korea and Japan that the U.S. stands firmly behind them.
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If I had to choose one to single out this year, it would be Ms. Mohapatra, the illustrious Odissi dancer who opened the Drive East season at Dixon Place in August.
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"The requirement covers all public places in Ningbo, and does not single out churches," Jin Ke, deputy director of Ningbo's ethnic and religious affairs bureau told state media outlet the Global Times.
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ILO officials rejected claims that India was being targeted by the data, saying that there were no national figures in the data, and that the estimate did not "single out any country".
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The executive action does not explicitly single out members of a single faith, but the countries impacted are Iran, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Libya, Yemen and Somalia, according to a White House official.
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Not for nothing did one of the pioneer thinkers of ethnology, the great Marcel Mauss, single out women and death as the outstanding sources of highly dangerous magical power in human history.
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"In the Hobby Lobby case, Judge Neil Gorsuch revealed his eagerness to single out women's health for discrimination and enable employers to meddle in their workers' most intimate health decisions," she said.
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But the LME, seeking to avoid overly punishing small mining brands to the benefit of larger miners such as Glencore , said it would not single out cobalt and tin for accelerated auditing.
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For the iPhone X, on the other hand, you could crack and replace the screen twice under warranty ($257) and still pay less than a single out-of-warranty screen replacement ($279).
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In terms of areas and industries that are catching the firm's attention, it's a mark of the relative health of the market, I think, that Brenner declined to single out anything specific.
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And while Trump failed to single out white supremacists and "alt-right" groups at the center of Saturday's violence in Charlottesville, the ministers who spoke out in statements were not so reticent.
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But the LME, seeking to avoid overly punishing small mining brands to the benefit of larger miners such as Glencore, said it would not single out cobalt and tin for accelerated auditing.
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"I used a poor choice of word that doesn't reflect who I am or what I believe," the athlete continued, adding, I did not intend to single out any individual or group.
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Its latest single, "Out of My Head," premiering on Noisey below, is a testament to the group's cinematic influences, a lilting piece of orchestral pop about confronting anxieties that also assuages them.
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" Asked for a comment by the Daily Beast, Joel Coen wondered "why they would single out a particular movie and say, 'Why aren't there black or Chinese or Martians in this movie?
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"People have a very good understanding of what it really means to single out the Olympic Games to make an ostentatious gesture which allegedly costs nothing but produces international headlines," Bach said.
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"So as we think about internet policy, we should look at the entire internet economy — not single out one part of it," Pai wrote in a Washington Times op-ed on Tuesday.
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Bloomberg was then asked whether it was right for law enforcement to single out Muslims for surveillance, to which he replied the nature of the 9/11 attacks demanded such a response.
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The letter states that posters and speech about Black Lives Matter are protected speech under California law for the student and the parent volunteer, and the school cannot "single out" the projects.
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President Trump condemned the violence at the rally but refused to single out white supremacists in his comments, drawing fire from GOP senators who demanded he call the event a terror attack.
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I can't even blame McDonald's for the tepid response that fails to single out the legions of screaming fanfolk for ganging together and angrily demanding more of a promotional Chicken McNugget sauce.
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A Saturday tweet calling an arbitrary subset of Trump's political enemies "savages" attracted attention because there's something fishy about his decision to single out Jewish and nonwhite members of Congress for criticism.
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But the government has used them to serve other ends: to stifle discussion on social media, to make it harder for citizens to organize protests, and to single out populations like Kashmiris.
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It is so vast, eclectic, and often overwhelming in appearance that it is difficult to single out and appreciate so many pieces in turn, to not consider it as a collective whole.
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With their first single out in nearly five years, a hit Las Vegas residency, a tenth studio album on the way, plus an upcoming world tour, the Backstreet Boys are stronger than ever.
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It also comes just three days after Trump refused to single out Russia as security threat to the United States, despite Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine and meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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While Muir specifically asked about GOP front-runner Donald Trump, the president refused to single out one candidate's actions, but Obama's comments touched on points that are constantly tied to the billionaire businessman.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday called CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta an "enemy of the people," the first apparent time the president has used the term to publicly single out one reporter.
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"I have difficulty believing that a government like the United States organised a press conference yesterday to single out one particular company, and I wonder why it is going so far," she said.
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"I have difficulty believing that a government like the United States organized a press conference yesterday to single out one particular company, and I wonder why it is going so far," she said.
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On Wednesday, he said the purpose of the contest was "not to single out or to discriminate" against the LGBT community, but to explore views among teens and identify gaps in health services.
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The Supreme Court's decision won't single out Uber, but if the court decides in favor of employees and the National Labor Relations Board, Uber will have to rethink its strategy for handling disputes.
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With hindsight, there was no need to single out Russia for special tariffs treatment since the administration knew it was about to slam the door on Russian aluminium imports via sanctions on Rusal.
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U.S. Sues Volkswagen in Diesel Emissions Scandal | Federal prosecutors stopped short of criminal charges and did not single out individuals in the scandal, but the Clean Air Act penalties could top $19 billion.
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That means advertisers can no longer single out people who Facebook's advertising algorithm identifies as interested in key phrases related to known vaccine conspiracy theories, like the myth that vaccines can cause autism.
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That has real political consequences: the NSA can use the same system to track users across the web, and political firms like Cambridge Analytica can use it to quietly single out particular subgroups.
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Democrats earlier Wednesday held a heated internal meeting in which they debated whether to single out Omar, one of the first Muslim women elected to Congress, by passing a resolution condemning anti-Semitism.
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Nor is this to single out the Trump Ring and its allies for their abuses or to imply that they are the only individuals who have brought the country to this low state.
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Clinton allies on Capitol Hill did not attack the report directly but said it was wrong for Republicans to single out the former first lady, given OIG criticism of officeholders in both parties.
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But in Hong Kong, protesters have come up with elegant, low-tech solutions to foil China's ubiquitous facial recognition software, which could be used to single out and punish individuals in the crowd.
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"Don't be fooled — he promised again and again during his campaign that he would single out and persecute a specific religious group, and that's exactly what he's trying to do now," he said.
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"In our complaint, we noted the importance of allowing pre-boarding for passengers with food allergies and did not single out peanut and tree nut allergies," FARE CEO Lisa Gable told Allergic Living.
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But Legend managed to turn that negative into a positive, in a wry text that said maybe Kanye could at least mention Legend has a new single out while he's at it. pic.twitter.
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Some point out that it would be difficult to single out the Islamic State when there are so many suspected war crimes being committed in the countries where it operates, Syria and Iraq.
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Groups like Britain First and their counterparts across Europe were inspired by Mr. Trump's refusal to single out for condemnation the white supremacists; they understood his reticence to be a wink of recognition.
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It's no hyperbole to single out the watch as a remarkable achievement, nor to suggest that only a few years ago, it would have been unthinkable that Bulgari would be claiming this crown.
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It is unusual to see revenue growth increase significantly at Amazon's size and in a hypercompetitive market, and it seems to have prompted Mr. Bezos to single out the business in his statement.
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They're much more likely to say that being of European heritage is very important to being an American, and that we should increase surveillance of mosques and single out Muslims for airport screenings.
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In the apologetic tweets, some of which were quoted by The Sun Journal, Mr. Gibson acknowledged that his responses were "harsh and uncivil" and said it was "inappropriate to single out" the students.
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More valuable yet have been his new ballets (several for City Ballet): I single out "Concerto DSCH" (City Ballet, 2008) and "Serenade After Plato's Symposium" (Ballet Theater, 2016) from a genre-expanding list.
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Try Egg Picking It's not fair to single out just one foliage location in Vermont, but consider Manchester and its relaxed and sophisticated ambience, which makes it a popular destination for all seasons.
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As news of Mr. Innes's death spread, each social media post by admirers seemed to single out a different sketch or song or television show that he created or to which he contributed.
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Opponents had long argued that a ban on menthol cigarettes would single out black smokers and lead to over-policing of black communities, where menthol constitutes a disproportionate share of the tobacco market.
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You mention in the article that both SNAP and non-SNAP shoppers buy comparable amounts of junk food, so why was it necessary to single out those who are on the SNAP Program?
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With hindsight, there was no need to single out Russia for special tariffs treatment since the administration knew it was about to slam the door on Russian aluminum imports via sanctions on Rusal.
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MAXINE WATERS: Why does he call-- JOHN HARWOOD: Why d-- why does he go-- why does he single out you-- MAXINE WATERS: Okay, let's-- let's just-- why does he call Elizabeth Warren Pocahontas?
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El Nacional's independent reporting and headlines documenting power cuts, allegations of electoral fraud and strikes by desperate workers have prompted senior government leaders to regularly single out El Nacional's coverage for public criticism.
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Most of Mr. Struth's photos single out specific buildings and interiors — including Tel Aviv's City Hall, where Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated by a right-wing Jewish extremist — and give them a slightly sinister glamour.
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When asked to explain his Saturday comments about Charlottesville, Trump looked down at his notes and again read a section of his initial statement that denounced bigotry but did not single out white supremacists.
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But the US Department of Commerce did single out Huawei last week for inclusion on the Bureau of Industry and Security's Entity List, which details companies considered to be a potential national security threat.
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" Danon, however, believed the decision to be an extension of Raicovich's personal agenda and called for her immediate dismissal, declaring, "It is unacceptable for BDS activists to single out Israel and ban our event.
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An initial attempt by the FSB to single out which funds are globally systemically important and needing tougher rules was derailed by IOSCO, the global securities market regulators body after opposition from big funds.
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It's difficult to single out the exact cause of any cancer, but a host of studies have identified possible links between air pollution and ovarian and breast cancers, which are unusually prevalent in Chester.
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Because we are able to provide the sound we can also cancel the sound, and because we can cancel the sound we are also able [single out sounds] like a voice and its commands.
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He would single out Jeb Bush and other opponents and explain to the audience that he had donated lots of money to them over the years, and had expected full political corruption in return.
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Although the committee did not specifically single out China, the country has a major impact on the industry as the world's biggest producer and consumer of steel, as well as being a large exporter.
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Maybe it's unfair to single out one of the kickers involved in Sunday night's comedy of errors, but it was Catanzaro who had the shorter miss in overtime—24 yards to Stephen Hauschka's 28.
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Trump's frequent use of Twitter to single out companies for criticism or praise has created volatile spikes in trading of their shares, which is good for online brokers including Charles Schwab and TD Ameritrade.
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I single out Christopher D'Ariano, who on Tuesday gave an exemplary account of the Phlegmatic variation, caught up in the movement as if infected by it; but I'm tempted to name several others, too.
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These and other reports, single out Albania not only as a major producer of illegal drugs, but also as a transit point for drugs coming in from Asia and making their way throughout Europe.
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The one moment both Mastromonaco and Litt single out as being monumentally disappointing was Obama's disastrous first debate with Mitt Romney in the 2012 campaign, where it was clear that he didn't come prepared.
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"To single out our building is disingenuous, in that, we are nowhere near, not even close, to the condition of Ghost Ship," Laura Shapiro emphatically says to me over the phone in mid-December.
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Ban Ki-moon, the secretary general, said in May that he was "outraged by racism and hatred, especially when voiced by politicians and would-be leaders," but he did not single out Mr. Trump.
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Although Trump has not said much on the subject, he did single out public health workers as being exempt from a hiring freeze he has planned for the first 100 days of his administration.
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Given that major cancer centers, including Memorial Sloan Kettering, are now doing just this, it is a great disservice to single out and publicly humiliate one of the most devoted clinicians of women's cancers.
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Though the bloc's leaders deny that they single out American firms, opponents point to an array of investigations against household names for suspected violations ranging from how they handle user data to antitrust complaints.
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When Robbins was alive, his ballets were important stages of the journey for most dancers in City Ballet; he was a famously inspiring coach, and he was quick to single out newcomers for attention.
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Instead, information would be distributed via tokens that could single out the information needed by the app and provide it in a secure form, as opposed to opening up a customer&aposs entire account.
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The Court of Justice concurred on Tuesday with the advisory ruling, saying that Ms. Achbita had not been subject to discrimination because the internal directive was broadly written and did not single out Islam.
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The GOP has long been reluctant to single out and support women because of so-called "identity politics," the belief that women — and other marginalized people — have unique experiences that can shape their policies.
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There's also the idea that it's unfair to single out Jenner because she's not the only very rich person in the world who was born into privilege or who comes from a famous family.
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"It's an easy way to single out those individuals," said Tal Wagman, an associate creative director at the advertising company Zambezi, based in Los Angeles, and one of the four creators of the website.
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This approach is much less aggressive toward China: It uses less stringent rules to block foreign investment; it will be backed by both parties in Congress; and, crucially, it won't single out China specifically.
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Co-director Joe Russo didn't provide any numbers, but he did single out two characters in particular — out of at least 40 — whom fans should prepare to see a lot of in the coming movie.
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Now, from the narrow perspective of scoring political points, perhaps Trump has an edge here — his choices broadly reflect wide ignorance about foreign policy, but it's difficult to single out one as evidence of corruption.
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And though Trump did not single out South Africa specifically for criticism, he did warn more broadly that deals would need to be rethought because the United States is always losing out on trade agreements.
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But laws that single out transgender people and attempt to exclude us from these spaces deny us our shared human dignity, and they make it very difficult for us to go about our daily lives.
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Surely, the scandal suggests we should revisit the entire issue of how to set goals for employees that rewards and encourages right behavior on their part, but hardly requires that we single out Wells Fargo.
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"Thousands of transgender Americans are currently serving in uniform and there is no reason to single out these brave men and women and deny them the medical care that they require," he told USA Today.
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Lecia Brooks, SPLC director of outreach, said she thinks the guide could have been helpful in that situation, because it could have helped single out the violent groups that went to Charlottesville for the rally.
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Several senior Canadian government ministers visited Washington this week to meet their U.S. counterparts as part of a charm offensive designed to persuade the Trump team not to single out Canada during the NAFTA talks.
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Lead singer Darius Rucker, Mark Bryan, Jim "Soni" Sonefeld and Dean Felber hope to have a new single out by the spring and a completed album ready for summer 2019, they told the Associated Press.
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That order did not single out a particular rule, but called on the Treasury Secretary to consult with other regulators, including the SEC, and come back with a report outlining possible regulatory changes and legislation.
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I single out Ricardo Graziano, Victoria Hulland, Daniel Pratt as Elgar, Lady Elgar, and Jaeger, who, with subtlest movements of the eyes and gestures, brought, most musically, many of the ballet's suggestions to new life.
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The reading was part of an effort to gain support for legislation that would single out universities that do not properly address campus assaults, said Representative Jackie Speier, Democrat of California, who organized the reading.
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But on Thursday night, 25-year-old Micah Johnson, an African-American, drove his car to a rally against police violence and began killing officers in downtown Dallas, hoping to single out the white ones.
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"If you are not able to find an I.E.D. or a bullet, then single out the disbelieving American, Frenchman or any of their allies," the group's spokesman, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, said in a speech.
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"This is someone who claimed to be a conservative leader," said AFP's president, Tim Phillips, explaining the decision to single out Ellmers among so many other House Republicans who have voted for the same bills.
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An amendment to specifically recognize that gay people are targets of the Islamic State caused a stir among more conservative delegates who said they felt there was no need to single out any one group.
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The Chinese government, having gathered biometric data on its citizens, is trying to use big data and artificial intelligence to single out "threats" to Communist rule, including the country's Uighurs, a mostly Muslim ethnic group.
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While the president did not specify what those "tools" might look like, Trump seemed to be suggesting that companies could use predictive software to single out potential shooters based on their activity on a platform.
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Yet our critics in the General Assembly single out my country for unwarranted and excessive attention, while giving a pass to some of the world's most brutal and despotic regimes like Syria and North Korea.
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Trump is facing major backlash for his comments on the violence at the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, in which he blamed "both sides" for the violence and initially declined to single out white supremacists.
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"(The BOJ) is carrying out policy as a package on the whole, so it's not appropriate to single out a particular measure and discuss its pros and cons," she told reporters after delivering the speech.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel recognized on Thursday that he and Ferrari had made mistakes this season but refused to single out the moment where his hopes of winning a fifth Formula One title ended.
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That order did not single out a particular rule, but called on the Treasury Secretary to consult with other regulators, including the SEC, and come back with a report outlining possible regulatory changes and legislation.
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His death, at a rehabilitation facility, was confirmed on Sunday by his wife, Camille Gibson, who said that he had been ill for some time and that she could not single out a specific cause.
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Ms. Sanders is using her Twitter platform as press secretary to single out Mr. Trump's "haters," using a March Madness-style bracket to identify perceived enemies of the administration, most of them journalists, by name.
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We single out the industrial revolutions of the past as major turning points in human history because they marked major ways in which we changed our surroundings to make our lives easier, better, longer, healthier.
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Specifically, he will likely continue to single out specific businesses and institutions — and their leaders — as he has done in recent days with Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Carrier, Chuck Jones of United Steelworkers 1999, and drug companies.
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She found it "a little bit misleading" that the scientists would single out pasta in their analysis, and stick "pasta" in the title, when the dish wasn't a core part of any of the underlying trials.
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He did not single out U.S. President Donald Trump for personal criticism, but said Trump's behavior was unpredictable as a result of political foes who were preventing him from fulfilling almost all of his policy pledges.
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In particular, rapper XXXTencion, who was one of two artists single out by the service (along with R. Kelly), was reportedly going to be added back to Spotify's popular Rap Caviar playlist at some unspecified point.
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"I know it can be problematic to single out a group or whatever, but something has to be done for us as a collective black community to know that we are all welcomed here," added Ross.
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Security officials, it noted, are more likely to single out travellers who exhibit "shaking or trembling hands, rapid breathing for no apparent reason, cold sweats, pulsating carotid arteries, a flushed face, and avoidance of eye contact".
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" Cook didn't single out any company by name, but said, "It feels a bit crazy that anyone should have to say this, but if you built a chaos factory, you can't dodge responsibility for the chaos.
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Do we do it for dishwashers because it means people don't have to wash dishes; there's no reason to single out something called robots and very difficult to judge what kinds of capital are replacing people.
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The new suggestions do not single out men who have an increased risk of prostate cancer, such as African-American men, who are roughly twice as likely to die of prostate cancer as the general population.
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The singer, who performed her 1989 single "Out of the Woods" in a sparkly black jumpsuit with pal Jack Antonoff on guitar, was caught by Grammys audience cameras wiping away a tear shortly after the performance.
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The notion that an American President would personally single out a senior political figure in a closely allied nation that is counting its dead from a terror attack, rather than simply express empathy, seems barely credible.
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I warned that President Trump would escalate his attacks on the media, disregard political customs and democratic norms, and single out judges or other government employees who might challenge the legality or ethics of his actions.
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I'm concerned that these efforts may be an attempt to apply an ideological 'litmus test' to career civil servants and to single out employees whose views on climate change may differ from the incoming Trump administration.
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Who, after all, anointed a handful of Times editors to stand by the roadside as a parade of humanity passes and single out this one, this one — but not that one — as worthy of being remembered?
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In doing so, one could be helping Facebook to refine its algorithms so that it can better single out specific individuals for certain purposes, some of which could be as nefarious as those of Cambridge Analytica.
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Moreover, given that the president is angry more or less all the time, it's particularly difficult to isolate moments when he is especially angry, let alone single out moments when he is angry about something important.
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While the report, published recently, suggests that a disproportionate amount of food stamp money is going toward unhealthful foods, the U.S.D.A. said it was unfair to single out food stamp recipients for their soft drink consumption.
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The ideological basis for the anti-Israel labeling penalty is clear: In 85033, Germany's National Democratic Party (NPD) submitted a bill in the parliament of the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania to single out Israeli products.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement earlier this year that he "firmly opposes proposals by any country to single out digital companies," noting that those companies were key contributors to the U.S economy.
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U.N. experts say it is hard to single out climate change among other factors pushing people to leave home, like gang violence, a lack of jobs, and wanting to be reunited with relatives already living abroad.
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"We single out ethereum as the overwhelming driving force for GPU demand given its larger size (market cap) and higher mind share relative to other coins," analyst Vivek Arya wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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Critics of patient-transfer agreements say they're just another form of so-called "TRAP laws," or laws that specifically single out and hold abortion providers to medically unnecessary standards in an effort to close clinics down.
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Heredity could be used to single out why a certain race was inferior, justify the superiority of kings, explain—incorrectly—why the poor had lower intelligence, and encourage laws to prevent certain people from having kids.
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Trump is known to single out an individual in front of large crowds -- and these days, plenty of GOP lawmakers are learning what it's like to be unexpectedly called on by the President of the United States.
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He showed me the bullet holes dotting peoples' homes in the way someone might single out the houses of celebrities in Beverly Hills, and said things have only grown worse around here since he was a kid.
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Sandberg should also tell Trump that she won't allow him to single out ordinary Americans for attack on Facebook -- like the 18-year-old college student he bullied on Twitter who later received rape and death threats.
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Even as he mentioned them, Trump took the time to single out half a dozen proposals that would appeal to African-American voters — a core Democratic constituency — and recognized one of the last surviving Tuskegee Airmen, Col.
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But the fact they are only mentioned one time and halfway into this article -- along with the Biden campaign's decision to single out Facebook in their first letter -- might reflect the media's and Washington's obsession with Facebook.
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Under state and federal law, no company is allowed to single out and exclude one group of individuals from medical care that is prescribed for them by their doctors and that the company routinely provides for others.
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Mike Pence Defends Trump's Charlottesville CommentsVice President Mike Pence has defended President Trump's remarks on Saturday's violent far-right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, countering criticism over the president declining to single out white supremacist hatred and violence.
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"Thousands of transgender Americans are currently serving in uniform and there is no reason to single out these brave men and women and deny them the medical care that they require," Mullen's quote in the letter reads.
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Stage 2570 was a single out-and-back loop of 81 miles, with an elevation of 6,500 feet going through the beautiful Golden Gate Canyon park and taking a fun detour onto dirt roads in the foothills.
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I single out Aaron Loux, always the most immediate and immersed member of the group, but it must also be said that Mr. Estrada has now gained remarkable authority, while Mr. Black's capacity for intensity is riveting.
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Most mainstream scientists and science communicators are aware of Janitch and other earthquake conspiracy theorists, but decline to discuss them specifically, saying it's not necessary or productive to single out a single person or their fringe theories.
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Republican campaign chiefs raced to distance themselves from Trump's decision not to single out white supremacists for condemnation, acutely aware of the potential damage the comments could have on the party's prospects in the 2018 midterm elections.
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"The [Department of Homeland Security] has told the committee that to single out one specific foreign airport for this type of reporting requirement would be unprecedented... and could have a chilling effect with international partners," Thompson said.
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The second is the resurrection of the "Holman Rule," which empowers any member of Congress to propose an amendment to appropriations bills that would single out a government employee for salary reduction or cut a specific program.
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An initial attempt by the FSB to single out which funds are globally systemically important institutions (G-SIFIs) and needing tougher rules was derailed by IOSCO, the global securities market regulators' body after opposition from big funds.
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But Ben Wizner, the director of the ACLU's Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project, said the president's authority is not limitless: it would be unconstitutional to single out certain groups from receiving or keeping security clearances, he said.
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At a Wednesday press conference, the NYPD seemed to confirm at least part of that narrative, suggesting the crime was "clearly racially motivated" and that the Jackson was "specifically intending to single out" black men for assault.
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These groups have supported hundreds of religiously inspired local bylaws in the past decades, the majority of which single out women — enforcing dress and morality codes — while others target religious minorities and gay, lesbian and transgender people.
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The social media company didn't single out President Donald Trump when it announced the move, but it came after criticism from users who wondered why tweets from Trump that appear to break Twitter's rules are not removed.
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Hill said she had to rush the single out "by virtue of the impending legal deadline" — that deadline presumably related to the three months she was about to spend in prison for failing to pay income taxes.
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Khosla&aposs attorneys wrote in the complaint that "this case involves a concerted effort by state and local officials to single out, coerce, and harass one coastal property owner for refusing to cede its private property rights."
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The law's passage is a victory for anti-hunger activists, who have long been critical of lunch-shaming practices that single out children with insufficient funds on their electronic swipe cards or who lack the necessary cash.
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At school, teachers should not single out their students who don't celebrate Christmas — instead, they should give these students the chance to tell the class more about their family traditions during another, more important time of year.
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It's more sophisticated than current lifelogging cameras; it will use both machine learning to curate your moments as well as facial recognition to automatically single out the people (and cats and dogs) you spend the most time with.
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Check out the companies making headlines midday Monday: Boeing — Boeing shares dropped more than 4.5% after the editor of Chinese newspaper Global Times said China could single out the aerospace giant as the U.S.-China trade war continues.
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Were the EU to single out cars, say, for barrier-free trade with Britain, the EU would be obliged by the WTO's non-discrimination rules to offer the same deal to all WTO members, including China and India.
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Silver PCH 2 Pulse Massager with Neck Attachment — $49 See Details Achieve targeted deep tissue relief with the Hammer NRG Massager, a cordless gadget with an ergonomic handle that makes it easy to single out specific sore spots.
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During his speech, Trump did single out Cabinet members, including Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and Small Business Administration head Linda McMahon, as well as members of Congress — more than a dozen people in all.
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"Twenty years ago, an awkward teenager at St. Joe High School in South Bend, Indiana, who didn't know a single out LGBTQ student there, never would have imagined how far we would come as a country," he writes.
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But the decision by the center to single out Trump for his efforts at an event that substantially restricted student and faculty access at the predominantly black college was a showcase in hypocrisy and rightly garnered widespread condemnation.
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Let me once again single out Williams, who is giving one of the best performances on TV right now, but is so isolated in her own storyline that she seems unlikely to receive, say, award nominations from it.
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Villeroy, who is also governor of the French central bank, did not single out Italy, but Rome's decision to ditch previous deficit targets agreed with the European Union has put Italian assets under pressure, raising financial stability questions.
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Politicians differ deeply over how to define laïcité; some acknowledge that it is increasingly used to justify measures that single out Muslims, rather than to keep government out of all religion and vice versa, the principle's original intent.
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US President Donald Trump has been reluctant to publicly criticize Saudi Arabia for its rights record, and the State Department was criticized for failing to single out the kingdom in the introduction to its 2017 human rights report.
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We see it right here in Mississippi — just two weeks ago — how swiftly progress can hurtle backward, how easy it is to single out a group and marginalize them because of who they are or who they love.
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That he will be skeptical of a law that allows a state to single out and deny preschool kids access to a neutral and widely available recycled tire program just because their school is religious seems a given.
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The Army cannot single out a captain who is Sikh for special testing to decide whether his hair, turban and beard interfere with the fit and functioning of his helmet and gas mask, a federal judge has ruled.
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And the Europeans are unwilling to single out the United States as a villain — in large part because they agree with Mr. Trump's complaints about China's predatory behavior and would rather join with Washington to alter Beijing's practices.
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The president took a harder line later in the day, saying he was considering the drastic step of "stopping all trade with any country doing business with North Korea," but he did not single out China by name.
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I'll single out just four: Lesley Garrison (the most vividly suggestive of diverse moods), the duo Dallas McMurray and Noah Vinson (central together to the visions of "Within You Without You"), and the brilliantly precise apprentice Brandon Cournay.
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The lawsuit devotes almost eight pages to past statements on immigration and immigrants by Mr. Trump, during his candidacy and presidency, and by administration officials as evidence of the administration's intent to single out foreigners as a threat.
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Accordingly, she said, when she met with power company executives that afternoon, she did not single out the residence when she urged them to move all nursing homes and senior communities to the "critical" category for restoring power.
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Recent reports on the crisis of access to medicines by the United Nations and the British medical journal The Lancet single out D.N.D.I. as evidence that different approaches to research and development can provide improved efficiency and affordability.
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"A tax should be based on income, not sales, and should not single out a specific industry for taxation under a different standard," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said last week, urging a global solution instead of "unilateral action".
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"In the music business, if you care about the Grammys and submitting your stuff before a certain time frame, you want a single out in the summer," she said in a new interview with V Magazine published on Wednesday.
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He said that while the diplomatic language for the final declaration would not single out any party, the message was that Saudi Arabia and Iran should not influence Lebanese politics and that Hezbollah should rein in its regional activities.
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A resident of Charlotte, North Carolina, Rankin, 64, told the Post in a story published Monday that he chose to single out McConnell because of what he said was the Kentucky lawmaker's impact on his own late brother's life.
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Gregory Belzley, lead lawyer for the protesters who have sued Trump, said the President's initial Charlottesville remarks declining to single out the white supremacists may suggest a broader approach that is oblivious to the possible dangers of his language.
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Israel's Foreign Ministry said it totally rejected the resolution, adding the entire purpose of the council was "not to investigate the truth but to compromise Israel's right to self-defense and to single out the Jewish state for demonisation".
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For this reason, if the governor of a state issues a broad order closing a state's nonessential businesses, and that order does not single out gun shops for inferior treatment, gun stores typically should be bound by that order.
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When it comes to weight gain, the sugar industry and purveyors of sugary beverages still insist, a calorie is a calorie, regardless of its source, so guidelines that single out sugar as a dietary evil are not evidence-based.
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Like other targeted regulation of abortion provider (TRAP) laws, extensive reporting requirements make it more difficult and expensive for abortion providers to operate and they single out abortion for excessive regulation despite the fact that it is exceedingly safe.
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The office has played a crucial role in protecting the rights of transgender students and victims of sexual assault and especially in forcing school districts to abandon disciplinary policies that unfairly single out minority children for suspension and expulsion.
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A first attempt to single out funds as being systemically important and needing tougher rules because of their size was derailed by IOSCO, the global securities market regulators body, resulting in a switch of focus to the sector's activities.
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The fund-raising haul also shows that corporate America is coming around to the reality that it will have to do business with Mr. Trump, who has shown himself more than willing to single out individual companies for criticism.
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The move, which does not single out any countries or companies, comes amid U.S.-China tensions that have sharply escalated since Washington put Huawei on a blacklist that effectively bans U.S. firms from doing business with the Chinese telecoms equipment giant.
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Officials with Florida's State Board of Administration, which manages the state's $160 billion retirement fund for teachers and other public employees, said its equity holdings were invested in broad indexes, making it expensive to single out gun stocks for divestment.
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The fact that the decision was "per curiam" means all the judges agreed with the result, but they wanted to avoid assigning any particular judge to write the opinion, probably so Trump couldn't single out one of the judges for criticism.
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A first attempt to single out which funds are globally systemically important and needing tougher rules because of their size was derailed by IOSCO, the global securities market regulators body, resulting in a switch of focus to the sector's activities.
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The commerce ministry did not single out any country or company, but the threat could further heighten tensions after Washington this month put Huawei on a blacklist that effectively blocks U.S. firms from doing business with the Chinese telecoms equipment giant.
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I single out three women: Sarah Haarmann, Lindsey Jones and Maggie Cloud, all so happily unalike and purposeful, and the phenomenally long-legged Joshua Tuason, a quiet dancer until the size and shape of some moves makes him register hugely.
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It's possible to play one tape and understand it, just as it's possible to single out one layer of imagery in these photos, but if you were to play all the tapes at the same time, consciousness would become blurry.
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But now, for the first time, a case is moving forward where DNA was used to single out a suspect not from a match within CODIS, but from clues inside a public repository of spit kit results uploaded by genealogy enthusiasts.
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While Mello expressed virulent misogynist sentiments and called for violence against women in general, he appeared to single out Dolores Aronovich, a professor at the Federal University of Ceará (UFC) and the publisher of the feminist blog Escreva, Lola, Escreva.
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But the judge ruled in The Post's favor, writing in his opinion that the statements from the newspaper's coverage often did not single out Sandmann in particular, and merely quoted Phillips' opinions, which are considered protected speech under the First Amendment.
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The debate over debts and child nutrition has spilled into state legislatures and reached Capitol Hill, as child advocacy groups question whether schools should be allowed to single out, in any way, a child whose family has not paid for meals.
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Certain breeds of dogs have also been banned in the United Kingdom, and in the United States the effectiveness of such laws is controversial because it is not clear whether they work, and they single out one type of animal.
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" In September 2014, ISIS spokesman Abu Mohammad al-Adnani called for lone wolf attacks using improvised weaponry, "If you are not able to find an IED or a bullet, then single out the disbelieving American, Frenchman or any of their allies.
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When Netflix is dedicated to launching a new show, or a new season of a show, on every weekend but a couple of holiday weekends, it's hard to single out "fall" as a particularly important part of the TV calendar.
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I'll tell you what: I got tired of the internal marketing process and, again, I don't want to single out The Journal, I think this is true at a lot of publications, it's probably still true at some web publications, frankly.
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The decision by Mr. Grassley and Mr. Graham to single out the former intelligence officer behind the dossier infuriated Democrats and raised the stakes in the growing partisan battle over the investigations into Mr. Trump, his campaign team and Russia.
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But under the Trump administration, Mr. Rosenstein decided that the case should not involve criminal charges in part because it was unfair to single out one of the many banks caught up in the mortgage investigations, two of the people said.
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While President Donald Trump has been reluctant to single out white supremacists for blame, Booker's plan would put those threats at the fore, establishing a White House Office on Hate Crimes and White Supremacist Violence to coordinate his administration's efforts.
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Tensions always emerge between an administration and the reporters who cover it, and it is not unusual for a White House to single out groups of journalists for special briefings outside of the daily on-camera question-and-answer session.
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It was an embrace of sectarian violence on a scale rarely seen before in Egypt, with the Islamic State suggesting that it was prepared to single out Egyptian Christians much as it did minority Shiites in countries like Iraq and Syria.
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Widodo declined to single out any groups but this month officials said that Hizb ut-Tahrir Indonesia (HTI), an Islamist group that calls for a state based on sharia law, would be disbanded because it wanted to undermine the secular system.
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I think a lot of the candidates wanted to single out Beto in particular to praise him for how he handled the shooting in El Paso and then Beto finally got his moment to speak about it and actually delivered.
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Mr. Obama did not single out any candidates by name, and said he was encouraged that they are proposing "bolder" ideas and expanding on policies that he tried to "push the envelope" on during his administration, such as criminal justice reform.
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"According to this court's First Amendment retaliation and ballot access cases, government officials may not single out particular individuals for disfavored treatment on the basis of the views that they have expressed at the ballot box in prior elections," he said.
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The best argument the Trump administration has in response is that the executive order doesn't do anything to single out Muslims — it bans people based on nationality, and the vast majority of Muslims don't live in the seven countries singled out.
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In particular, I want to single out Clarke, who took a whole bunch of scenes where the show's writers just sort of threw up their hands and said, "Dany: The struggle is real!" and found some genuine meat in them.
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"We think that the mayor's attempt, while maybe having the best intentions, is pretty misguided to single out beef as something that can have a significant impact," said Jennifer Houston, president of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, a lobbying group for beef producers.
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"Over an agonizing five hours, the 2019 Booker Prize judges discussed all of the much-loved books on their shortlist, and found it impossible to single out one winner," said Gaby Wood, literary director of the Booker Prize Foundation, in a statement.
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Of all of Leonard's work, it's hard to single out a favorite, but one picture that definitely stands out is the image of Ella Fitzgerald singing into the microphone with Benny Goodman and Duke Ellington sitting in the audience at the Downbeat Club.
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Writing is so ingrained in human consciousness and so intertwined with people's imaginative lives that any attempt to single out its impact on the course of history is bound either to end in bland generalities or to be marked by arbitrary selectivity.
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Inciting hatred can carry a prison sentence of up to five years, Hitler's "Mein Kampf" is available only in annotated form, and it is illegal to single out any part of the population for insult or other abuse that could "breach the peace".
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"We see it right here in Mississippi just two weeks ago how swiftly progress can hurdle backwards, how easy it is to single out a small group and marginalize them because of who they are and who they love," she told the crowd.
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The President-elect did, however, single out two provisions he planned on keeping, one of which prohibits insurers from denying individuals coverage based on preexisting conditions and another that allows young people to stay on their parents' insurance plans until age 26.
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While he isn't willing to single-out specific products, Wolfe says athletes who want to maximize muscle gains should look for EAA supplements that contain 20 percent to 30 percent leucine (which, again, is the muscle-synthesis-stimulating QB of amino acids).
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Some claim that government policy is partly to blame for the recent fires, and often single out the C.R.P.—the Conservation Reserve Program, a federal initiative that, since the nineteen-eighties, has paid farmers to replant and maintain grass cover on their land.
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The issue seems to be Mourinho's censure not only of the squad as a whole — he has suggested on several occasions that his players lack the "mental" strength to cope with defeats — but his decision to single out specific individuals, most notably Shaw.
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In her latest video for "What You Want," her new single out via Hand in Hive, she hires a couple important looking people to follow her around and take notes on her life so she can become the best person for everyone else.
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"We're conscious that we carry a lot of exceptional people every day, including veterans, police, paramedics, nurses, firefighters and others and so we find it difficult to single out a particular group as part of the boarding process," Qantas said in a statement.
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At least a half-dozen times in the postgame news conference, he used the phrase "not playing the game the right way," and he was not at all reluctant to single out Conforto's poor throw from center field in the seventh inning.
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When she addressed criticism of her proposal to tax vast private fortunes, for instance, Ms. Warren suggested her opponents believed it was "more important to protect billionaires than it is to invest in an entire generation" but did not single out her rivals.
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Instead, Mr. Trump used the occasion to single out several service members who have died in combat in recent years and also honored former Senator Bob Dole, Republican of Kansas, who was wounded in Italy during World War II and attended Monday's event.
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Mr. Trump chose instead to single out Iran, the leading Shiite-majority state and Saudi Arabia's main enemy, as a threat because of its support for militias in Lebanon and Yemen and for its backing of President Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
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The new president characterized his order as a way to protect Americans from terrorists, and he insisted in a series of Twitter messages that his order, which named seven predominantly Muslim countries, was not an attempt to single out a religion for discrimination.
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Deutch gave a floor speech earlier this month in which he blasted fellow Democrats for failing to single out anti-Semitism in a resolution prompted by the Omar controversy, and was asked during his panel Monday why he chose to do so.
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"When you single out any particular group of people for secondary citizenship status, that's a violation of basic human rights," said Carter, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002 for his work with the Carter Center promoting international democracy and human rights.
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Steve Stivers, the chair of the House Republican campaign arm, sharply criticized King in a tweet on Tuesday, calling recent comments and actions by the GOP lawmaker "completely inappropriate" though he did not single out or specify any particular comment or action.
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What we can't do is try to operate under conditions where the regulators disagree, fail to provide us with fair notice of the required regulatory conduct, and decide to single out our business as the battleground for imposing new and unscientifically proven standards.
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Teooh won't be available in VR, instead focusing on mobile and desktop platforms, hoping to pitch an alternative to teleconferencing software like Zoom that is more bespoke for meetups where participants can single out and chat with individual users in a virtual environment.
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A digital trail The creases spotted in the documents would have alerted investigators to the possibility that the watermarks were embedded in the documents, and from these it would have been a relatively easy job to single out Winner as the culprit.
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Even if a court ruling were narrowed to only allow Phillips's standard for cases involving gay people, this would still pose widespread consequences: It could effectively single out gay people as legally legitimate targets for discrimination, even as other groups remain protected.
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" The 38-year-old actress went on to say that by trying to single out Trump for all of his wrongdoings, people simply "... created empathy in a big group of people in America that felt bad for him and that are believing in his promises.
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And congressional Democrats are pressuring him to do just that: On Wednesday, 51 House Democrats signed a letter to Obama and Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson asking them to revoke the regulations that allowed the government to single out particular countries for immigrant registration.
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And while it's easier to blame the single, out-of-control CEO or handsy VC or arrogant brogrammer or useless HR staffer or press-release-spewing reporter, it is incumbent on everyone who is part of the system to be part of its improvement.
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Dan Garisto at ScienceNews reports:Two new studies — one examining zebra finches published March 28 in Journal of the Royal Society Interface, the other looking at European robins published January 22 in Current Biology — both single out Cry4, a light-sensitive protein found in the retina.
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In the wake of the 2016 election, those critiques of the 1990s, and the way politicians talk about issues of racial inequality and injustice, have become a standard feature of American political life, especially as President Trump continues to single out black politicians and protesters.
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While Mahathir acknowledged the importance of environmental sustainability and deforestation in trade talks, he said, "The answer is not to single out one commodity and ban it" and called the EU's move "a form of modern colonialism that has no place in today's world".
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To hold this coalition together, it looks like Trump is going to square the circle via political theater—using the spotlight he enjoys as president-elect to single out individual businesses for populist ire, while handing the levers of power to corporate leaders like Puzder.
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To be clear, the announcement and the wider report that lay out the conclusion in greater detail do not single out Facebook or FreeBasics by name, but it was the emergence of this program that caused outcry and prompted the investigation by the regulator.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A senior Uighur Communist Party official in China's far-western Xinjiang has urged Uighur cadres to reveal "two-faced people" and "clean them out", the latest in a string of senior figures to single out their own ethnic group in the restive region.
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Not only are we worried that residents might single out our somewhat ambiguous-looking child, but we also wonder if we are obligated to explain the situation to J.G., who doesn't know about the law or the extent of the animus toward L.G.B.T. people.
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While Szczepanik did not single out any specific ICO, she said all too many are designed not to launch the currency but to raise money for the company behind it and allow investors to speculate — the very definition of a security under the law.
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Under the new policy for example, Sierra Club or gun rights advocates could still promote their causes, but they would not be able to single out politicians they support or target those they would like to see defeated in elections, or lobby for political outcomes.
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Rouhani on Tuesday called it "incorrect and unwise" for the United States to single out Iran as the only country in the region it would block from exporting oil, according to an official translation of Rouhani's comments at a Tuesday news conference in Bern, Switzerland.
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" To qualify what makes a city increasingly prosperous, RENTCafé looked at six indicators in cities with populations exceeding 100,000 to see how they've improved "between 533 and 2016, according to U.S. Census data, and single out the ones that have made the most progress overall.
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There have been so many baffling moments in this presidency that it would seem fruitless to single out one moment as more baffling than the rest; it is as if the country is in a constant fugue state, losing its grasp on what it is.
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"The U.S. Supreme Court made clear ... that video games are entitled to the full protection of the Constitution and that efforts, like Pennsylvania's, to single out video games based on their content will be struck down," spokesperson Dan Hewitt told the Inquirer in a statement.
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The knockout photography, by Kar-wai's frequent collaborator Christopher Doyle, veers from vivid colors to selective desaturation to straight-up black-and-white, with tiny freeze-frames and step-prints to single out and slow down moments of intimacy, fleeting though they may be.
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Respawn Entertainment said it planned to keep its anti-cheater plans secret but that it's reaching out to experts outside of publisher EA. The biggest upcoming change will be a reporting system that will let players single out cheaters directly to Anti Easy-Cheat.
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He kept talking about establishing a database of Muslims and banning Muslims from coming to the US. His racist rhetoric attracted the supported of outright white supremacists, whom he has pointedly declined to single out for condemnation, even when they were implicated in murder.
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We thought maybe we can have a variety of densities, so not everything looks busy all the time, and we can single out the masterpieces, change the lighting, so there's kind of a temple that people feel like they're invited to be part of.
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But he said that using the data to single out hospitals for discipline could lead to problems like the 2014 wait-time scandal, when managers who could not meet goals for prompt scheduling of patient appointments started keeping secret off-the-books waiting lists.
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Titled "Uncensored: A Word From Our Doctors," Goop's "we go high" post seemed to single out Dr. Gunter (without naming her but referring to her "wielding the lasso of truth" line) as looking to "critique Goop to leverage that interest and bring attention" to herself.
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People who dismiss the New Deal and kindred universalist federal programs in general as racist often single out the Social Security program, which in its early years excluded agricultural workers and domestic workers from coverage and eligibility for the old-age and survivors' benefits.
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The measure nullifies an Obama-era rule that was enacted specifically to protect Planned Parenthood from the GOP's passionate crusade against the reproductive health organization, and will allow individual states to single out abortion providers and deny them Title X funding for political reasons.
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A bipartisan statement urging states to take cybersecurity precautions was ultimately released ahead of the 2016 election, but it didn't single out Russia specifically or mention that the Kremlin was partnering with WikiLeaks (and, indirectly, the Trump campaign) in an anti-Hillary Clinton influence operation.
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This trajectory resonates with Detroit's DIY gallery culture, and is perhaps what led Hoffmann to single out Martínez for the slot in the 2017 "Detroit Affinities" line-up, which alternates between Detroit-based artists and out-of-towners whose work resonates with one another.
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It is unlikely that any member of the United States women's soccer team will be pregnant or will plan to become pregnant during the Olympics, and it is thus a mark of fear-driven gender bias to single out those women as an at-risk population.
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"You look at what happened, how many people were hurt, their lives were destroyed, and nothing happened with all the people that did it and launched this scam," Trump said, going on to single out former FBI officials including James Comey, Peter Strzok and Lisa Page.
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" Cruz, running for POTUS as a religious freedom purist, advocates we single out neighborhoods for extra policing based on inhabitants' faith — Betsy Woodruff (@woodruffbets) March 22, 2016 "The far right are successful not because they are strong, but because the mainstream political forces appear to be weak.
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"In the music business, if you care about the Grammys and submitting your stuff before a certain time frame, you want a single out in the summer, and then you want to have your record [out] before the Grammys [consideration] deadline, which has changed," she explained.
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But the officials said the administration had been working even before the passage of the legislation to single out officials for possible sanctions in an effort to expose officials in the North Korean regime who are responsible for serious human rights abuses and censorship in North Korea.
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The tweet signaled the President is not just ready to target the House Freedom Caucus as a group but is equally ready to single out individual members, raising questions about whether he will support primary challenges against individual members ahead of the midterm elections in 2018.
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While he lost out to Luis de Guindos, Dublin had laid down a marker ahead of changes at the top of the ECB for a candidate who fellow rate-setters often single out as a top authority on monetary policy, and whose views are closely watched.
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In an email exchange, Kolko told me: Harvey and Kasriel are correct to single out the vast concentration of income at the top, comprised largely of non-wage earnings like capital gains, interest and dividends—which combined are how the wealthy make most of their money.
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So all of them are exceptional offensive players, but I wouldn't pick out, I couldn't single out—with the exception of the Patrick Beverleys of the world—when you're talking about guys scoring 20-plus points a night, I wouldn't say any of them are exceptional defenders.
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While the strongest demand for EB-5 visas is from China, Mr. da Silva, who made a fortune — his net worth was $444 million in 53, according to Forbes Brasil — building a chain of English-language schools in his native Brazil, decided to single out his countrymen.
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LONDON — A company can bar a Muslim female employee from wearing a head scarf at work, as long as the policy applies to all religious garb and does not single out Islam, according to an advisory opinion that the European Union's highest court released on Tuesday.
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"When you single out any particular group of people for secondary citizenship status, that's a violation of basic human rights," said Mr. Carter, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002 for his work with the Carter Center in promoting human rights and democracy in many countries.
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"I've studied this enough to know that in more than 200 years of often acrimonious relations between presidents and the press, this really does reach a new low of personal vindictiveness to single out and shame a particular reporter in such a public fashion," he said.
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I single out Nayon Iovino (the chief dancer in "Faun"; the man in the Bach duet), Natalia Magnicaballi (the solo woman in "Syrinx" and one of the two Chloés) and Mimi Tompkins (Iovino's partner in the Bach, and the other Chloé), but many others caught the eye.
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It's also impossible to single out hip-hop as a negative influence on young people based on this study because the researchers didn't look at any other music genres, said Sonya Dal Cin of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, who wasn't involved in the study.
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For another, kids today (like kids of yesterday) are already swimming in advertising and to some it may seem strange to single out a smartphone game when YouTube, traditional TV and other forms of media are rife with marketing laser-focused on the valuable minor market.
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With Gronkowski scoring 79 touchdowns in his career, it's hard to single out one that typified his style of play, but a 19-yard catch-and-run against the Kansas City Chiefs in 2011, Gronkowski's second season, revealed the kind of mettle he brought to every snap.
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Although it is difficult to single out any one factor in the evolution of a particular hurricane, Dr. Kossin said that Hurricane Andrew, a Category 5 storm that devastated South Florida in 1992, was an example of a storm that intensified rapidly during the latest quiet period.
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But he also acknowledged that it is difficult to single out the program's impact on the economy, as there are two other major dampeners on India's growth: A high level of debt and short-term uncertainty caused by the implementation of the goods and services tax.
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In such acts of public omission, the Christian right saw the makings of a new legal stratagem, one that might confidently single out the most marginalized figures in the LGBTQ coalition, pitting their fight for equal rights and due-process protections against allegedly religious-based discrimination.
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For his part, Thomas E. Perez, the labor secretary, argued in an interview that it simply was not possible to single out the Obama salary limit as extreme or arbitrary while accepting the previous increases, since the new limit was in line with some of them.
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PARIS, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Apple boss Tim Cook went out of his way on Monday to single out a small French firm behind innovative features in the latest iPhones ahead of meeting with President Emmanuel Macron, who has called for a tougher line on technology company taxes.
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In a case in May, Juliane Kokott, an advocate general with the court, issued an opinion saying that a company could prohibit a Muslim employee from wearing a head scarf, provided that the policy applied to attire for all religions and did not single out Islam.
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His decision this week to single out Frey, though, initiates the Minneapolis mayor into a separate class of online adversary — lesser-known government officials who are thrust toward the forefront of news cycles and vaulted onto the national stage after being hounded in tweets by Trump.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads My choice for the top work in the Venice Biennale, as I wrote in Hyperallergic Weekend last month, was Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler's video installation Flora; now that I've been to Skulptur Projekte Münster, I'd like to single out one piece there.
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Despite not actually identifying the man, whom he later interviews and discusses obliquely after the fact, Reed provides a few details about him that could potentially make it possible to single out someone in a small town, or at least make them a target of suspicion and hostility.
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Too many observers have casually assumed that all but the most outrageous laws are neutral and generally applicable — that the Free Exercise Clause now bars only laws that single out religion for uniquely unfavorable regulation, or perhaps only laws that stem from government hostility to the regulated religion.
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These were both situations where Trump wasn't really acting on longstanding Republican policy ideas: The Muslim ban was something his campaign came up with, and the Republican leadership mostly opposed Trump's refusal to single out white supremacists as responsible for violence in Charlottesville (a refusal that has real consequences).
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And as the military employs the use of drones on a more regular basis, the military will create an "R" designation that can be attached to certain non-combat performance awards to single out those drone operators who had a remote but direct impact on combat operations overseas.
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As a result, the final three episodes of The Handmaid's Tale season two — which include the acclaimed "Holly," a wonderfully written and directed showcase for star Elisabeth Moss that aired on June 27, 2018 — are eligible for Emmys this year, but only in categories that single out individual episodes.
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"[R]aised by a single mother on welfare, [Kesha] was always more at risk for sexual assault, because predators tend to single out girls who are less likely to be noticed or heard and we've set a cultural precedence for her to not be taken seriously," Henderson writes.
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In a joint statement that did not single out China or any other country, the three economic powers said they would work within the World Trade Organization and other multilateral groups to eliminate unfair competitive conditions caused by subsidies, state-owned enterprises, "forced" technology transfer and local content requirements.
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"It will be a broad debate, not intended to single out any countries, but more just to talk about the topic and how that relates to conflict and if there are things that we can be doing going forward," U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley told U.N. member states on Monday.
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We can either continue to reject sound science and single out this pipeline from the more than 85033 million miles of pipe already transporting energy in the United States, or we can finally put a stop to the unnecessary delays and make this important investment in our energy future.
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A second source who attended the meeting said Key did not single out any specific Trump policies that might not be in the platform, but he stressed the GOP can maintain distance from its presumptive nominee's ideas when it crafts its platform at the Republican National Convention in July.
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But, as the campaign to single out Israel — a democratic state that shares our American values continues — as the sole reason that Palestinians do not have a homeland, Congress is right to ensure that individuals and corporation do not adhere to boycotts that are contrary to U.S. foreign policy.
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The law does not single out President Trump, but it will permit the House Ways and Means Committee — which has so far been stymied by the Treasury Department in its investigation of Mr. Trump's taxes — to obtain evidence of his tax reporting practices and the results of I.R.S. audits.
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In 2003, when Ben Brantley, chief theater critic of The New York Times, checked in on "The Producers" to write about some of the replacement players in what was by then a long-running show, he felt compelled to single out Mr. Beach, who was still in the role.
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As perverse as it may seem to single out a sober little violin tune amid so much great musicianship and irreverent good humor, David Greenberg's account of "Lament for the Death of His Second Wife," by the Scottish fiddler Niel Gow, in the best Celtic manner, was exquisite.
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"It's one thing to wave a rainbow flag and an LGBT-themed logo, celebrate Hispanic Heritage or Black History months or run diverse ads, it's another thing to make sure every single business decision you make doesn't single out a group and promote racism, bigotry, and hate," Allieri added.
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However, as we also noted at the time, meat-eating is still prevalent, slaughter methods vary, and standards of welfare and the definition of cruelty are not always congruent across the globe, making it difficult to single out one animal, or one dish, that doesn't make the ethics cut.
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The HFPA also recognizes television, which is often something of an afterthought because of all the year-end awards-season focus on movies; still, the Globes have historically capitalized on their position in the calendar (the show will air January 8) to single out fresh new series before the Emmys can.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican officials from 16 U.S. states led by Texas said on Tuesday they have come to the defense of President Donald Trump's ban on travelers from six Muslim-majority nations, telling the Supreme Court the order did not unconstitutionally single out Muslims and was needed to protect national security.
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Aware that the next 14 days probably represent their last chance to salvage their flagging endeavor, President Trump, Vice President Pence and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) intend to single out individual senators and escalate a broad defense of the evolving proposal, according to Republicans familiar with their plans.
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In an advisory opinion issued in May, in a separate case, Juliane Kokott, another advocate general with the court, said that a company could bar a Muslim female employee from wearing a head scarf at work provided the policy applied to all religious attire and did not single out Islam.
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So in attempting to single out some of the best in movies and TV (and even then leaving a few worthy titles on the cutting-room floor), the scales tipped toward those concepts that possessed significance at this cultural moment, or pairs of projects that elevated or helped define their genre.
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He mentioned the need to work with South Korea, Brazil and India, but did not single out China, which is the country most often cited as the source of excess steel and aluminum production that has been flooding markets and causing job cuts both in the G7 countries and worldwide.
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But last March, the Trump Organization announced that it would not begin making those donations until 2018, an announcement that was followed in May by another one in which the organization declared that it will be "impractical" to single out foreign guests in order to transfer their payments to the Treasury.
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The dinner discussion caught the attention of other leaders around the table, some of whom later remarked privately on the odd spectacle of an American president seeming to single out the Russian leader for special attention at a summit meeting that included some of the United States' staunchest, oldest allies.
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The AG's office in a filing in federal court in Los Angeles on Thursday said the groups, which sued last month, were unlikely to win on their free speech and equal protection claims because the law known as AB5 does not directly regulate speech or unfairly single out groups of workers.
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"The proposed rule would single out legal immigrants who use just a small amount of benefits and punish those who are hard-working," said Theresa Cardinal Brown, director of immigration and cross-border policy at the Bipartisan Policy Center, which advocates for policies it says stand the test of research.
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"It struck a nerve in me, a very strong feeling that I will never allow anybody to single out a musician in my orchestra and disadvantage that person because of their origin, skin color, religion or any other factor," Mr. Fischer said in an interview at his hotel on Tuesday.
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"In the face of a regional housing crisis, the City of Newark has inexplicably taken a page from the Trump playbook, building a wall to single out and prevent families from seeking housing where they want to live," de Blasio's Deputy Press Secretary Avery Cohen told The Hill in a statement.
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"This complaint is part of a continuing effort by contingency fee counsel to single out Purdue, blame it for the entire opioid crisis in the United States, and try the case in the court of public opinion rather than the justice system," according to a statement from Purdue spokesman Bob Josephson.
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If signed into law by President Trump, the measure will allow individual states to single out abortion providers and deny them Title X funding for purely political reasons—the previous rule only allowed an organization to be denied Title X funding if it was unable to provide patients with quality care.
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The governor's office said that Ms. Northam did not single out the black students, but handed the cotton to those nearest to her so that they could pass it around and everyone could feel the sharpness of the stems and leaves, and consider handling the rough materials all day, every day.
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Though Roberts did not single out President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE for criticism, the chief justice has previously rebuked Trump for his attacks on judges.
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"[W]hile we acknowledge in our report that it may be difficult to single out an individual agency's contribution to these activities, we continue to believe that finding meaningful ways to measure any federal strategy designed to combat it is important, particularly because the threat is imminent and evolving," the GAO authors responded.
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I worked to prevent the election of Donald Trump, and since his swearing in, I have been critical of many of his actions, including his travel ban, his rescission of protections for "Dreamers," his telling the Russians about intelligence gathering and his failure to single out white nationalists for their provocations in Charlottesville.
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" In a statement, Purdue Pharma said that the complaint was "part of a continuing effort to single out Purdue" and that the company and the individual former directors mentioned in the suit "vigorously denies the allegations in the complaint and will continue to defend themselves against these misleading and deliberately inflammatory allegations.
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"Our results suggest that, rather than having left in a separate wave, most of the genomes of Papuans and Aboriginal Australians can be traced back to a single 'Out of Africa' event which led to modern worldwide populations," noted Manjinder Sandhu, a senior author from the Sanger Institute and University of Cambridge, in a statement.
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You can put multiple Homes in your house and only the closest one will respond to you — heck, if you have an Android phone, watch, and multiple Homes, Google says that it can single out the best device to listen to you by the time you finish your request, and stop the others from responding.
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They worked together to single out local officials who supported the governor's 2013 re-election bid for perks and to mete out revenge to those who did not — including Mayor Mark Sokolich of Fort Lee, N.J., a Democrat who, having declined to endorse the governor, got a catastrophic traffic jam in return, prosecutors say.
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In a 7-4 vote along party lines, the special panel voted to approve Republicans' 800-page report into the attacks on a U.S. diplomatic compound and nearby CIA annex, which faulted multiple parts of the Obama administration but did not provide any "smoking gun" evidence or single out one person for blame. Rep.
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The Texas church gunman, an Air Force veteran separated from the service via a Bad Conduct Discharge (BCD), exhibited astonishing indifference as he casually walked the aisles, executing congregants who cowered under pews, even taking the time to single out crying children and dispatching many of his victims with a rifle round to the head.
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"There are no public health reasons to single out this particular deception," said Buchanan, who published a paper last May documenting the history of HIV prosecutions in the US. There have also been cases of people prosecuted for so-called "gender fraud"—lying about, or failing to disclose, their birth gender to sexual partners.
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Ahsha Tribble, who oversees power efforts for the Federal Emergency Management Agency in Puerto Rico, said it was unfair to single out Fluor for leaving before restoration was complete, because other private companies that came to the island from New York and other states under mutual assistance agreements were also considering scaling back soon.
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"It seems that you are O.K. with using race to single out some Americans for extra security measures because they look different, but you're not O.K. with using race to help promote diversity," Mr. Booker said at one point, while disclosing that the committee had a confidential email titled "racial profiling" relating to Judge Kavanaugh.
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" They also single out members of the government for specific criticism, such as the deputy leader of the junta, who was discovered last year to own more expensive watches than he could have afforded on his modest salary (he says they were a gift from a dead friend): "A country where a minister's watches belong to a ghost.
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If we single out firms that have both a high number of rounds in female-founded firms and those rounds also represent a high percentage of their total, we find a small collection of firms that share a clear attribute: The partnership was either founded by a woman and/or there is a relatively high percentage of female partners.
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The move does not single out any countries or companies, but the report cited a ministry spokesman as saying the "unreliable entities list" will apply to those that flout market rules and the spirit of contracts, block supplies to Chinese companies for non-commercial reasons and "seriously harm the legitimate rights and interests" of Chinese companies.
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" Ben Brantley, the chief theater critic for The New York Times, last month described Mr. Grandage as one of the best directors working in London at the moment, writing, "Among the mainstream establishment, I'd single out Michael Grandage and Mr. Hytner (who both now run their own theater companies) for combining original theatrical wit and resourcefulness with commercial instincts.
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He acknowledges, though, that the city is also organic, morphing so rapidly that some of its little secrets that he had decided to single out were obliterated before he had finished the book (others, he writes, could not be photographed because they were shrouded in the ubiquitous scaffolding that defines New York as a work in progress).
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Although most in the group had not heard of the project until recently, they were old enough to recall the historical circumstances that led the government to single out this picturesque place in southwestern China — also the backdrop of the writer Peter Hessler's best-selling memoir "River Town" — as the site of a massive nuclear complex.
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With the formidable Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE serving as U.S. ambassador to the U.N., the United States is no longer allowing this biased international body to castigate and unfairly single out Israel.
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Sen. Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Fla.) tore into President Trump Saturday for refusing to single out white supremacists at a white nationalist rally in Virginia.
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" But in a letter sent this week to Virginia lawmakers and the governor's office, Leah Dozier Walker, the mother of one of the black pages, wrote, "I cannot for the life of me understand why the first lady would single out the African-American pages for this — or — why she would ask them such an insensitive question.
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I'd single out rookie left tackle Taylor Decker, underwhelming second-year right guard Laken Tomlinson, center Travis Swanson (for whom the Lions just drafted a competitor, Graham Glasgow), inconsistent right guard Larry Warford, or the position-switching Reiff, but all five will be under particular scrutiny as they collectively try to buy Stafford time against Detroit's big, talented defensive front at camp.
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We have already seen states, under the guise of informed consent, single out abortion from all other medical procedures and try to force physicians to provide inaccurate or misleading information about the risks of abortion, all in an effort to make it more difficult for women to access a legal health service that they have already decided that they need.
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Chamberlain, himself a Christian, argued in the lawsuit that the table should not single out any one faith, according to the AP. The Bible in question was carried by a prisoner of war during World War II and is part of the hospital's Missing Man Table, which commemorates prisoners of war and missing-in-action veterans, according to the news service.
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