" One shopper singles out the "snotty but cute cashiers.
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He singles out China, India, Vietnam, and much of Africa.
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The report also singles out North Korea's Special Operations forces.
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It singles out former Purdue Chairman and President Richard Sackler.
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He also singles out Apple as a name that concerns him.
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Finally, Horowitz singles out Comey for some tough criticism as well.
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Trump during speeches frequently singles out his daughter and her work.
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It's especially jarring when he singles out individual reporters for criticism.
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Winters, however, denied that the Highway Patrol singles out drivers from Colorado.
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Cruz singles out the attention from celebrities that Beto's speech got him.
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In particular, it singles out the Snapdragon 800 and the Snapdragon 820.
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It is Strzok, though, whom he singles out for the most scrutiny.
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And yet, the UN constantly singles out Israel for human rights violations.
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But he singles out former WWE Superstar Mike "Mikey" Mondo for praise.
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This, too, singles out and stigmatizes the church, breeding resentment against it.
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He singles out this paper for treating the Trump presidency as anomalous.
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He singles out a billiard parlor, "the devil's playground," as the root.
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Where's the "neutrality" when an employer singles out religious clothing to be removed?
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The family physician group also singles out heart attack survivors for depression screening.
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He singles out conservative talk radio hosts and Sean Hannity for particular criticism.
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Normally, artists preview their albums by releasing full singles out in the world.
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And she singles out the French tire maker Michelin as such a company.
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One singles out the plays that grapple with the high-tech future, now.
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It claims "overdevelopment" has "plagued" Rockland and singles out Wieder, an Orthodox Jew.
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The more Trump singles out the former VP, the more likely that scenario becomes.
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There is a reason the Constitution singles out transactions with foreign governments as forbidden.
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Indiewire's Kate Erbland singles out Will Smith's genie as the standout in the film.
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Berry singles out the film's action sequences and assorted spy gadgetry as specific highlights.
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The case report singles out vitamin B3, or niacin, for damaging the patient's liver.
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Trump despises the media and frequently singles out reporters at his rallies for ridicule.
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The list singles out the South and the West as the fastest-growing regions.
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Human rights advocates say the law unfairly singles out Muslim women who wear veils.
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The law singles out specific technologies all the time because they are so exceptional.
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Already, with just a few singles out, you have a distinct, warping and dreamy sound.
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Like America's Senate, the Euro-paper also singles out the Made in China 2025 plan.
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Greenberg singles out Amy Hill's role on Téa Leoni's NBC sitcom The Naked Truth. Why?
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Dee singles out Sarah Charlesworth as one of the primary and radical innovators of photography.
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She then singles out male co-stars that viewers have had the opportunity to objectify.
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But it's even worse when that person singles out predominantly black countries, as Trump did.
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Nuevo, which Iber singles out as "a diamond in the murk" of the CCF's Latin
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And she singles out James Comey -- a "rash FBI director" -- for direct and lashing criticism.
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Wasserman Schultz, who Brazile singles out for criticism, is no longer chair of the DNC.
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He often singles out companies like Carrier and Nabisco that have moved factories to Mexico.
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The Democrats' new proposal singles out China as a particularly serious threat to American jobs.
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Instead of an acceptance speech, he singles out the people he hated in high school.
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Simply put: There are a lot of singles out there looking for love right now.
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It singles out India and Italy, where the church operates many residential centers, mainly orphanages.
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WIRED: President Trump singles out a journalist sending his 44 million followers in to attack.
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It stigmatizes Mexico and singles out Mexico as this big problem for the United States.
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The filing singles out one administrator for not returning emails and phone calls for several weeks.
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He singles out Greg Clark, the business secretary, and Sajid Javid, the housing secretary, for praise.
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Going to Reddit's r/Android community intentionally singles out some of the most passionate phone buyers.
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Meeks singles out FANG stocks — Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google parent Alphabet — as likely winners again.
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He singles out Claire for her help with working with Petrov, which feels like a setup.
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But of all the companies Warren singles out, none receive quite as much attention as Facebook.
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The revised language also singles out users who add links to websites that feature adult material.
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" She also singles out Lady Gaga's performance as the ingénue Ally, describing her as "touchingly vulnerable.
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For all the singles out there without a special someone, here's one way to celebrate Valentine's Day.
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It just got a little harder for all the Trump-loving singles out there to find romance.
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The Chicago ordinance singles out women for this form of "indecency," and furthers sexualization of women's breasts.
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In his ranticle, McInnes singles out a slew of people protesting his pal Wintrich's pro-Trump show.
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The study singles out certain states as having even higher potential cost increases than the national average.
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Trump frequently derides negative coverage as "fake news," and often singles out individual news organizations or reporters.
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But legal scholars have pointed out that the law unfairly singles out one religion and cultural practice.
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He singles out former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, a Marine, as the rare, steadfast exemplar of integrity.
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This rule thus singles out struggling news outlets for stringent regulation while leaving the biggest players untouched.
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The DCCC also singles out two Republican seats that are likely to lose their incumbents: GOP Rep.
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The EO singles out seven specific nations — none of which were implicated in the 9/11 attacks.
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The cable also singles out those with ties to ISIS or who have been present in ISIS territory.
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Turns out, the school customarily singles out past great athletes and TEMPORARILY honors them with a solo banner.
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No wonder the National Security Strategy singles out climate change as an urgent and growing threat to America.
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The latest round of US sanctions singles out three Chinese coal companies -- Dandong Zhicheng Metallic Materials Co., Ltd.
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The president recently revived a divisive campaign that singles out athletes from the country's largest minority ethnic group.
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Make healthy food shopping and eating a family affair, not a punishment that singles out your overweight daughter.
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If all goes well, The Floor is Lava accurately singles out the actual floor to turn into lava.
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"We cannot endorse nor support a precooked process or any process that singles out anyone," Dr. Kaloyeros wrote.
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Although eight Twitter acquisitions were made public in 2015, the company singles out four in the 10-K form.
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In the Indian state of Assam, a trumped-up rule on citizenship singles out Muslims for detention and deportation.
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If the MT Riah was indeed the ship seized, the move directly singles out UAE-bound and based vessels.
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The White House says the restrictions will protect Americans from terrorism, although critics argue it illegally singles out Muslims.
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The report specifically singles out Paul Manafort and Michael Flynn as Trump associates whose information is now being shared.
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Huawei says the ban on its products is unconstitutional because it singles out the company for punishment without trial.
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The lawsuit argues that the law violates the United States Constitution and unfairly singles out app-based technology platforms.
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The report singles out three countries that made a comeback to the achievers list this year — Mongolia, Thailand and Montenegro.
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President Trump may have revised his executive order on immigration, but it still singles out those from Muslim-majority countries.
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In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, it seems as if Wood singles out one difficulty she had with the script.
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Since then the unique sound has lived on through the sonic production of popular mainstream singles out of the area.
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Just remember there are real singles out there who want to talk to you without making you a convert. 10.
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Huawei says that the ban on its products is unconstitutional because it singles out the company for punishment without trial.
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However, supplementary guidance published by the UK National Cyber Security Centre singles out the company as a high risk vendor.
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In the lawsuit, Ms. Lynch's organization specifically singles out Lone Star and its wholly owned mortgage firm, Caliber Home Loans.
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MONTREAL — The part of Quebec's government responsible for luring tourists to this city singles out one star attraction in particular.
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At Grist, Eric Holthaus singles out six states as potential climate champions, some, like New Mexico, not the usual suspects.
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" Koehler singles out Nelly's attorney for saying the accuser is "a person with an agenda and clearly she has one.
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The good news is that most of the time when Trump singles out a company or industry, it's a buying opportunity.
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The legislation singles out Planned Parenthood and is an attempt to stop the organization from providing essential healthcare, the group said.
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The move singles out the devices in millions of homes as a clunky and outdated symbol of corporate power over consumers.
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That advantage could be cut short, however, if Congress singles out the industry by removing certain provisions of the tax code.
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The statement also singles out the injured Capitol Police officers, David Bailey and Crystal Griner, who were on Scalise's security detail.
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The board singles out Tolstedt for far more criticism than anyone else for creating the problems and failing to address them.
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And though the panel's title singles out gender equity as its central concern, expect race to also factor into the conversation.
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One singles out "Roma," above, a Mexican remembrance of things past; the other has a four-way tie for first place.
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Kolanovic singles out the containment of the coronavirus epidemic as the catalyst that will drive another sharp rotation to value stocks.
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The memo reportedly singles out Rosenstein for extending a surveillance warrant on former Trump campaign advisor Carter Page without adequate cause.
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The author of the opinion piece specifically singles out oncology practices as a target for acquisition by hospitals and health systems.
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She singles out policy measures such as a stealth Obama tax cut that was intended as a stimulus to boost the economy.
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The document singles out credit default swaps, for enabling investors to bet on bankruptcy regardless of their exposure to the underlying borrower.
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In the spirit of conviviality, she singles out Gendry, legitimizes him as a Baratheon and makes him the Lord of Storm's End.
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Mueller's indictment singles out Aslanov along with the IRA and one other defendant, with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and bank fraud.
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Riley, who owns many of the major tech names in his portfolio, singles out Apple as a particularly bullish play right now.
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Overreaction, particularly overreaction that unfairly singles out all Muslims or all of Islam, directly serves the cause of ISIS and Al Qaeda.
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This singles out the student and makes them vulnerable to bullying, which needless to say, can affect their self-esteem and studies.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan singles out health care reform as a potential negative if it reduces the number of insured Americans.
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" He typically singles out the press at his raucous campaign rallies, which has resulted in crowds jeering reporters and chanting "CNN sucks.
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He often derides negative coverage as "fake news," and singles out organizations including the Times, CNN, NBC News and The Washington Post.
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Right now, the Hyde Amendment singles out abortion as the only medical procedure ineligible for insurance coverage through any federally funded care.
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AT&T could still focus on its argument of so-called selective enforcement that singles out its proposed merger with Time Warner.
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Its strict "take" prohibition singles out some property owners by depriving them of their rights to use their land, without compensating them.
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Hoyer singles out Amash as the 'only member of this House who has no allegiance to either party, but to his country.'
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Menendez's letter singles out Robert Blau, the organization's vice president of compact operations, for statements at a company town hall last June.
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Brown's lawsuit singles out Andrade for his social media posts, accusing him of mocking Brown with racist language and celebrating his arrest.
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The study singles out Los Angeles as the most congested US city, with the index of lost time put at 41 percent.
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It is strong visual analysis which convincingly supports Nochlin's interpretations and singles out key identifying symbols artists have chosen to signify misery.
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But the worst part about this advertisement is that it singles out women (and only women) for something that isn't actually a problem.
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Opponents of the ban say it singles out Muslims who traditionally wear garment items that cover part of or all of the body.
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" He singles out a Wall Street Journal story from July 51 that "falsely accused me of taking a mini-fridge from junior staffers.
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" He singles out a Wall Street Journal story from July 2017 that "falsely accused me of taking a mini-fridge from junior staffers.
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Under this rationale, stopping trans students from using the bathroom that aligns with their gender identity singles out trans people for discriminatory treatment.
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Greg Mankiw singles out for praise a group in Washington seeking to put a revenue-neutral carbon tax on the ballot (I-22020).
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When asked which of the five he would buy, Evercore ISI's head of technical analysis, Rich Ross, also singles out the media company.
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"Without any valid justification, it singles out labor organizations and their representatives for disparate, negative treatment as compared to individuals," the lawsuit states.
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" And although it's very different, he also singles out at least one budget airline for praise: "I think JetBlue does a good job.
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Trump singles out Lynch President Trump tweeted that Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch should be suspended for sitting during the national anthem.
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" AT&T is "overt" with its conservative views, "yet CNN is what the president singles out," Cramer marveled on "Squawk on the Street.
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Specifically, he singles out the "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" sequel Netflix released a year ago, as one of its first forays into movies.
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The lawsuit argues that the ban is unconstitutional because it singles out Huawei as a danger without giving it any chance to appeal.
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The so-called Nunes memo — an effort by House Republicans to cast aspersions on the Russia investigation — evidently singles out Rosenstein for criticism.
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The complaint singles out those countries because they are among the 44 that have accepted the convention's jurisdiction to hear complaints against them.
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The new batty quarter singles out the National Park of American Samoa, the only U.S. park where the Samoan flying fox is found.
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Instead, the website published an abbreviated version of all of her ideas with a scare tactic headline that singles out Meredith's old hospital.
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Yoshimura says the statue is unfair because it singles out Japan among the many nations that forced women into sexual slavery during wartime.
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Harper singles out three cases:--Trayvon Martin: The Skittles-carrying, hoodie-wearing teenager was shot to death by George Zimmerman in Florida in 2012.
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Craig Johnson, managing director at Piper Jaffray, disagrees with the list and singles out Delta in particular as the worst bet of the five.
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The analyst also singles out the XR, which many anticipated would be a hit for the company, courtesy of a considerably low price point.
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Mark Carney, who is due to step down next year, singles out climate change as a significant emerging risk for insurance companies and markets.
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Netflix, specifically, has an array of sweet films for any couples — or singles — out there looking to celebrate the holiday in a relaxing way.
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He singles out the company's new autonomous driving technology as a compelling safety feature that will significantly reduce occupant and pedestrian injuries and fatalities.
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" The officials added that "the desire to accommodate others' discomfort cannot justify a policy that singles out and disadvantages a particular class of students.
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The Senate bill singles out individuals who purchase stocks, while exempting mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, and other regulated investments from the FIFO regulation.
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Goop singles out Gunter in the third paragraph of the statement and then invites two of its affiliated doctors to add their two cents.
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It claims "overdevelopment" has "plagued" Rockland, which is about 25 miles north of New York City, and singles out Rockland County legislator Aron Wieder.
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He singles out the company's new autonomous driving technology as a compelling safety feature that will significantly reduce occupant and pedestrian injuries and fatalities.
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Both Democrats and Republicans attacked Trump's latest directive, saying it singles out Muslims and violates U.S. constitution, amid court challenges and protests at U.S. airports.
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The report singles out certain groups of additives among the more than 10,000 that are used in the U.S. to preserve, modify, or package foods.
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In her Georgetown paper — the basis for her talk — she explicitly singles out Brimelow's VDARE as a place for "thoughtful discussion" of "cultural distance" nationalism.
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The agency singles out weight and vital-sign trackers, but providers will have the authority to decide which incentives would work best for their patients.
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And in a recent interview, the actress says she's "confused" by hype that singles out Wonder Woman for its portrayal of a strong female lead.
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Nintendo singles out Yoshi's Woolly World as a "steady" new performer, though it hasn't made the list of the 10 best-selling Wii U titles.
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The lawsuit alleges "abhorrent, intolerable, unlawful and hostile racial discrimination," and singles out former comptroller Judith Slater as a specific instigator of racially discriminatory behavior.
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Rights activists say Ministry of Justice officials are considering changing the public indecency law so that it no longer singles out homosexual acts or relations.
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"It is surprising that Trump singles out the carmaker that exports more vehicles from the United States than any other manufacturer," Evercore ISI analysts said.
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The Guttmacher Institute singles out 2011 as the beginning of the country's recent crackdown on abortion; 92 provisions that restrict access to abortion were enacted.
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While serious actions are needed to protect our country, these must not be done in a way that singles out any specific nations or ethnicities.
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The president often singles out female Democrats for ridicule, including Ms. Warren, Representative Maxine Waters of California and Representative Nancy Pelosi, the House minority leader.
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Like Chavez before him, Maduro often singles out the long-haired, U.S.-educated Mendoza in public tirades, accusing him of hoarding products and provoking shortages.
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The platform, approved Monday by a voice vote of delegates, singles out the healthcare provider by name for the first time in history, Planned Parenthood says.
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In the 20th century, electron microscopes and other innovations moved microscopes beyond glass, yet Revealing the Invisible singles out contemporary innovations involving glass, like the Foldoscope.
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In particular, the complaint singles out the way companies obtain consent for the privacy policies, asking users to check a box in order to access services.
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The media sometimes singles out President Lenín Moreno of Ecuador to show that there is a "center-left" presence in this illegal and somewhat barbaric enterprise.
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Huawei also claims it's being unfairly singled out in an unconstitutional bill of attainder — where legislation singles out a person or entity for punishment without trial.
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Satinder Singh, a computer science professor who wrote an accompanying article on DeepMind's research in Nature, praises the company's work as "elegant," and singles out these aspects.
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In the book, Hill House is a malevolent entity which singles out inhabitants and bullies them with strange events — blood oozes out of walls, random messages appear.
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"This amendment raises serious constitutional concerns because it singles out same-sex couples for discrimination," Jeffrey Mittman, executive director of ACLU of Missouri, said in a statement.
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The letter singles out Juul in particular, citing a New York Post report stating the company generates $2.3 billion in sales from its mint e-cigarette pods.
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Opponents say it unfairly singles out left-wing groups critical of Israel's policies toward Palestinians, as most right-wing groups mostly rely on private donations from abroad.
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The Canadian government advises its citizens that violent crime is "generally more prevalent" in the United States than in Canada, and it singles out the Miami area.
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For whatever reason one thing that still is the same is that the implication is this: I am somehow doing something more that just putting singles out.
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It singles out Sanders as the candidate who will end the union's health care among the top six Democratic candidates, pointing to his Medicare for All plan.
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It weakens the Antiquities Act, and it singles out Minnesota's national forests as not being allowed the same protections that national forests in every other state receive.
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David Lammy, MP for Tottenham—where 17-year-old bystander Tanesha Melbourne was killed in a drive-by shooting on April 2—singles out the cocaine trade.
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But others argue the bill singles out cruelty toward one particular type of animal, while ignoring the way other species are slaughtered every day in the United States.
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Using machine learning and "bio-acoustic monitoring," White analyzes the noises recorded by the sensors, singles out these sounds, and pinpoints the location sent by the Guardian device.
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The Australian HILDA survey locates the lowest life satisfaction at age 220, and the Australian Bureau of Statistics singles out the 230-241 age bracket as the glummest.
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Michael Collins, owner of North Kingston-based M&D Trucking, says the law unfairly singles out his industry, and he says it could put him out of business.
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He singles out "pink hats" for disdain, and his lack of any descriptors to characterize them makes his logic clear: It goes without saying that pink is unserious.
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" He added that, "while serious actions are needed to protect our country, these must not be done in a way that singles out any specific nations or ethnicities.
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It unfairly and unnecessarily singles out a group of people whose crime rate is, according to several studies, lower than that of people born in the United States.
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Trump's administration says the ban is in place pending study of how to keep militants out, and denies accusations by rights groups that the move singles out Muslims.
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Instead of serving a practical purpose, lunch shaming is detrimental to students' wellbeing; it singles out students whose parents are unable to pay, stigmatizing the most vulnerable kids.
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The group also singles out Madonna's willingness to speak out against anti-LGBTQ policies and practices around the world, particularly in the United State, Romania, Malawi, and Russia.
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In the book, Clinton singles out the Times for hammering away at her e-mail issue in a way that she says overwhelmed any negative coverage of Trump.
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In recent years, we have seen that this effortlessly shifts into ancient anti-Semitic motifs, especially in Europe, and singles out Jewish collectivity from all peoples on earth.
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" The president went on to condemn Mr. Trump and his defenders and enablers for "language that singles out immigrants and suggests entire religious communities are complicit in violence.
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He also singles out Teams, which allows companies to functionally build their own versions of Stack Overflow for internal use and share knowledge, as a particularly big opportunity.
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"At potentially great cost to and significant impact on DOD's mission, the legislation singles out DOD, only one contributor to this national issue," the White House statement said.
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As is consistently recognized in civil rights cases, the desire to accommodate others' discomfort cannot justify a policy that singles out and disadvantages a particular class of students.
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Companies like Juul, which Bloomberg Philanthropies singles out by name, are already taking steps to curb the use of vaping products among minors, according to their own statements.
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" The claim singles out Dr. Michael Schulenberg, saying that the physician "had a duty to provide the quality of care consistent with the standard of acceptable medical practice.
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One of them, the "Buy American, Hire American" order, singles out the H-220B visa program for skilled workers who otherwise would not be allowed into the country.
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The company will argue that the provision amounts to a "bill of attainder," or a legislative act that singles out a person or group for punishment without trial.
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It singles out the country's special forces for carrying out most of the killings and manipulating the crime scenes to suggest that the victims were shot for resisting arrest.
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One of the apps that the petition singles out, Plastic Surgery Simulator ("turn into a Victoria's Secret model at once"), has been downloaded anywhere from 24,22015 and 22016,22017 times.
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Cikara singles out an intriguing experiment published in the journal Psychological Science that demonstrates it's possible to teach people to downplay negative emotions in us-versus-them decision-making.
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"It singles out Planned Parenthood, guts programs designed to help women and their families put food on the table, get the medical care they need, and make ends meet."
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Opponents of the product labeling say that it unfairly singles out Israel by delegitimizing settlements, sets a dangerous precedent of politicizing the consumer market and plays on anti-Semitism.
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Trump, who has continuously railed against the media throughout his presidency, often singles out the press during his rallies and urges audience members to heckle networks and individual reporters.
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"We hear language that singles out immigrants and suggests entire religious communities are complicit in violence," Mr. Obama said at the Treasury Department, without mentioning Mr. Trump by name.
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McClary singles out three operas on topics of doomed passion: Salvatore Sciarrino's " Luci Mie Traditrici " (1998), Kaija Saariaho's " L'Amour de Loin " (2000), and George Benjamin's " Written on Skin " (20163).
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In her book, Powell singles out ex-Louisville staffer Andre McGee -- a graduate assistant who became director of basketball operations -- claiming he was the point man who paid Powell.
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The three governors plan to argue that the federal tax law's cap on state and local deductions singles out Democratic states and tramples upon states' rights to self-governance.
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In W. Kamau Bell's recent Netflix special, "Private School Negro," the "as a" cue, explicit or implicit, singles out various of his identities over the course of an hour.
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William Holman who served back in the 1800s, allows an individual congressperson to propose an amendment to an appropriations bill that singles out an individual government employee or program.
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The White House report singles out Boston and New York, where in recent weeks officials have expanded the use of police to round up or push out the homeless.
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In addition, the UNHRC's Article 7 singles out the "human rights situation in Palestine and other occupied territories," the only region-specific issue on the council's agenda every month.
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He also singles out American billionaires like Robert Mercer and Sheldon Adelson for "promoting a shared agenda of intolerance and bigotry" as part of a "common front" of authoritarianism.
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The proposal, first reported by Reuters in February, singles out immigrants who have used services that provide food, healthcare, transportation and housing vouchers, and pre-school for the poor.
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The lawsuit is expected to challenge the law on the basis that it singles out a person or group for punishment without a trial, which the US Constitution prohibits.
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One of the primary means by which the ruling party singles out people to intimidate is by asking for proof that they have registered to vote in the May referendum.
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"The President will retain influence over the institution, which not only sets tariffs but also singles out the oligarchs who would benefit from them," MP Serhiy Leshchenko wrote on Facebook.
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An effusive Jardine, who takes the lead on the raucous "Help Me Rhonda," singles out moments from 1966's Pet Sounds, Wilson's legendary spiritual opus, as a major album highlight.
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This old "boys club" strategy is familiar: the blatant disrespect and machismo that singles out women, especially intelligent women of color, who insist on being a part of the conversation.
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He singles out the work of William Holman Hunt and, especially, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, whose The Maids of Elfen Mere he names the most beautiful illustration he has ever seen.
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He singles out the House Democratic leader, Nancy Pelosi, and Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, for being staunch critics of the Trump administration while simultaneously granting it more power.
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" • The lawsuit argues that a ban on U.S. government agencies buying its hardware "is unconstitutional because it singles out Huawei as a danger without giving it any chance to appeal.
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" She later singles out Lady Gaga's performance as Ally: " A post-Madonna pop artist known for her elaborate stagecraft and costumes, she has been stripped down here, her mask removed.
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He singles out accounting giant KPMG, which cut a deal with the CRA to avoid serious penalties after it was caught offshoring SOME $130 Million to the Isle of Man.
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"As is consistently recognized in civil rights cases, the desire to accommodate others' discomfort cannot justify a policy that singles out and disadvantages a particular class of students," the directive says.
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"As is consistently recognized in civil rights cases, the desire to accommodate others' discomfort cannot justify a policy that singles out and disadvantages a particular class of students," the guidance says.
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The petition singles out Bank of America, HSBC, UBS, Wells Fargo, Chase and Citibank, which are named in various SEC filings as lenders or partners in groups that support the pipeline.
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The president argues that his action will protect Americans, but critics say it illegally singles out Muslims, violating U.S. law, and defiles America's historic reputation as a welcoming place for immigrants.
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You're seeing that play out in terms of failed legislation, and you see that played out when the President goes after and singles out individual members of Congress and attacks them.
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Yet even when it does happen, Uber's regulatory filing singles out the possibility that rivals could commercialize driverless systems before it can, and it that case, it would be hurt financially.
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Farrow singles out Kate Winslet, Blake Lively, and Greta Gerwig, who have spoken out about sexual misconduct in Hollywood, but haven't fully confronted the fact that they've appeared in Allen's movies.
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It's true of Andrew McCabe (the former deputy F.B.I. director whose firing Trump successfully lobbied for), Andrew Weissmann (the only official working for Robert Mueller whom Trump singles out publicly) and others.
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In a bit about the ridiculousness of being criticized for using the word "niggardly," he singles out a white man in the audience and asks him to say it into the microphone.
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He singles out figures like Senators John McCain and Ben Sasse to rescue the "independence of the F.B.I." and restore what he says are eroding checks and balances on the president's power.
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The on-pitch action is primarily based on speed and extravagance, rather than the kind of diversity and ability to learn that singles out the best managers and players in today's game.
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The system, which takes its name from the combination of artificial intelligence and analyst intuition, reviews data from tens of millions of log lines each day and singles out anything it finds suspicious.
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The bill proposed this week singles out CEU — a stalwart of liberal international education in Hungary — with a set of rules it might find prohibitive for continued operations, CEU leaders said on Wednesday.
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Officer's Facebook posts Tuesday's lawsuit singles out Officer Erik Andrade, one of the responding officers -- not so much for his actions during the arrest, but for his social media posts after the incident.
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He singles out Japan (like Norway and Sweden, a tightly-knit, homogenous society) as precisely the kind of peculiar place that should remain peculiar—that should remain distinctly Japanese, unadulterated by foreign influences.
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Why it matters: The result of the test, which compared all 535 members of Congress against 25,000 public mugshots, fuels the debate over whether algorithmic bias singles out more minorities by law enforcement.
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The Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, for example, singles-out Israel for human rights scrutiny while completely ignoring the brutal and systemic violations of fundamental rights by most other governments in the region.
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Mr Zadrozny is unhappy about how he was treated, and singles out Paddy Tipping, the police commissioner for Nottinghamshire and a former Labour MP. "I can't wait for parliamentary privilege," says Mr Zadrozny.
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This sentiment — that the UN is biased against Israel and that it unfairly singles out Israel for censure while ignoring egregious actions by other countries — is also shared by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
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The scenarios she singles out allow the past to glisten ("I took you swimming by my house / We skinny dip and rip my flowers out"), in the way that rose-tinted memories tend to.
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Jan-Werner Müller of Princeton University singles out its exclusive claim to represent a "morally pure and fully unified people" betrayed by "elites who are deemed corrupt or in some other way morally inferior".
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Ellen's reacting to E.T.'s tweet, in which he suggests the "who to follow" feature of Twitter is somehow part of the "Deep State," and he singles out Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Ellen.
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Huawei's suit is likely to argue that the provision is a "bill of attainder," or a legislative act that singles out a person or group for punishment without trial, according to the newspaper report.
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The feds then filed a lawsuit of their own charging that North Carolina's law "stigmatises and singles out transgender employees" and "perpetuates a sense that they are not worthy of equal treatment and respect".
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To that end, when José Antonio Meade, the finance minister, lists the Mexican economy's strengths, he singles out the importance of the new energy laws that broke the 75-year monopoly held by Pemex.
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What's more, while it is true that Trump's executive order on refugees singles out seven majority-Muslim nations for special scrutiny, most of those nations have more diverse populations than that shorthand description indicates.
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Trump has argued tougher vetting of immigrants is needed to protect America from attacks, but critics complain that his order unfairly singles out Muslims and defiles America's historic reputation as a welcoming place for immigrants.
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The draft document singles out refugees from Syria as potentially holding beliefs or associations that may lead them to engage in violent activities, and outlines measures to monitor them even after they gain Australian citizenship.
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The company says it plans to eventually expand the policy to cover dehumanizing language that singles out others based on their race, gender, or sexual orientation, though it's not clear how long that might take.
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The Lugar Center, for instance, publishes a Bipartisan Index that singles out those legislators who work hardest to reach across the aisle and co-sponsors bipartisan staff outreach on arms control and global food security.
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" Hatch said Tuesday that the bill "makes clear that no criminal will be able to escape justice when he singles out and assaults those who put on the badge every day to keep us safe.
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Here are six new pieces of information it contains, in order of appearance: Trump says that the United States is doing much more for Ukraine than European countries, and singles out German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Mr. Blackwell, who began his career selling Jamaican singles out of the trunk of his Mini Cooper in London, built Island into a major power with Marley, Steve Winwood, Cat Stevens, Grace Jones and U2.
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Karen Bass, the chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus, told CNN that the criticism that Pelosi singles out women of color is not correct and that she planned to talk to the freshman Democrat about it.
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Transgender students campaign against legislation "It singles out transgender individuals and forces them to use something that they're not comfortable using," Nathan Leonard, a transgender teen and high school freshman from Watertown, told CNN last month.
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A declaration issued by the foreign ministers of the United States, Britain, and other member states on responsible behavior in cyber space all but singles out Russia for using cyber intrusions to meddle in democratic elections.
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It always singles out groups that can be blamed for society's ills, and that may be subject to state-sanctioned discrimination and belittlement — L.G.B.T. Americans, secularists and Muslims are the favored targets, but others are available.
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F.D.A. Criticizes Walgreens and Other Retailers for Selling Tobacco Products to Minors FDA singles out Walgreens for high rate of tobacco sales to minors — but gas station stores and other retailers had an even higher rate.
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Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak and Indonesian President Joko Widodo have called the move discriminatory, saying it singles out palm oil even though the production of other vegetable oils has also "shown to contribute to the deforestation".
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When the only American citizen President Trump singles out for China's investigation is his political opponent in the midst of the Democratic nomination process, it strains credulity to suggest that it is anything other than politically motivated.
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The practice, known as "lunch shaming," publicly singles out these kids by forcing them to wear wristbands, assigning them chores, and even making a display of taking away a meal from them after it has been served.
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Just as the government singles out certain areas with insurance against natural disasters, they say, it ought to stimulate demand for workers in places like the Eastern Heartland that are "semi-permanent" problem regions of the country.
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Macron describes globalization as a positive force and marches boldly toward the future, while Trump singles out globalization as the primary source of America's "decline," promising to restore policies and jobs that secured prosperity in the past.
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Many see government persecution in limits on their official religious activities at work, and complain that the Internal Revenue Service — an agency that the right views with a special ire — singles out churches dominated by Christian conservatives.
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When the only American citizen President Trump singles out for China's investigation is his political opponent in the midst of the Democratic nomination process, it strains credulity to suggest that it is anything other than politically motivated.
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Romney: When the only American citizen President Trump singles out for China's investigation is his political opponent in the midst of the Democratic nomination process, it strains credulity to suggest that it is anything other than politically motivated.
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There is a small gay nightlife scene, and Senior Advice also singles out Wilton Manor, a community there of nearly 12,000 with a 14% LGBT population, according to the site, and it's considered Florida's most famous gay neighborhood.
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And it singles out girls as being responsible for the desires of males students (and teachers, yuck), as though their bodies are so inherently sexualized for male consumptions and absent of any sexual agency the girls may have.
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Republicans in Albany were irate with both bills, calling them "bills of attainder," a legislative act that singles out a person or a group for punishment without trial, and a blatantly political act in a deeply blue state.
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Unlike Unesco's World Heritage Center, which singles out cultural and natural landmarks like the Great Wall of China or the Great Barrier Reef for their universal value to humanity, the Creative City designation is looser and more dispersed.
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EARLY JUNE 1998 A book written by Mark Fuhrman, a former Los Angeles police detective known for his role in the O. J. Simpson case, singles out Mr. Skakel as the likely killer, reigniting interest two decades later.
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"When the only American citizen President Trump singles out for China's investigation is his political opponent in the midst of the Democratic nomination process, it strains credulity to suggest that it is anything other than politically motivated," Sen.
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The measure represents a major escalation of pressure against the Kremlin, because it singles out a number of key stakeholders as a way of ratcheting up the costs to Russia's leadership of their country's increasingly hostile international behavior.
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Li singles out states including California and New York as two with congressional maps that are "responsive" to voters; in other words, districts where a party increases its seats as it picks up a larger share of the vote.
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That's what makes Monday's decision so gut-wrenching — it singles out immigrants, primarily women, fleeing domestic violence, and forces them into an even more deeply vulnerable position by denying them protections that we afford other survivors within our borders.
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The statement specifically singles out the "local distributor" in Russia, calling the changes "a sad reflection of the divided world we still live in and how it can be so cruelly unaccepting of the love between two people." pic.twitter.
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I've got two singles out on iTunes right now, and I've got a new single which is dropping this Friday, and something very special that is happening within the next week and half or two, so watch this space.
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According to one of the people familiar with the matter, Huawei's lawsuit is likely to argue that the provision is a "bill of attainder," or a legislative act that singles out a person or group for punishment without trial.
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Their critique of the "regime of 1978" — a term they use to refer to Spain's current constitutional order — singles out the shortcomings of a Constitution that was written primarily to guarantee a peaceful transition from dictatorship to liberal democracy.
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Amazon is under the microscope for what critics say is its corrosive effect on jobs and competition, and Mr. Bezos has become a bête noire for President Trump, who repeatedly singles out him and Amazon for scorn on Twitter.
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The statement only explicitly singles out Google and its move to limit targeting capabilities, but it also alludes to Twitter's decision, effective in the U.S. today, to ban campaigns, elected officials, PACs and other expressly political groups from advertising.
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According to one of the people familiar with the matter, Huawei is likely to argue that the provision is a "bill of attainder," or a legislative act that singles out a person or a group for punishment without trial.
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She also singles out NBC's Matt Lauer for using what was to be a forum on national security to ask not one but five questions about the then-closed FBI private email investigation, burning away much of her 30 allotted minutes.
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The Black Hokage, like several YouTubers and reddit-lurking whingers before him, singles out the footage of "the idiot at Polygon providing this incompetent level of DOOM gameplay" as an example of how games journalism is in a sorry state.
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A lawsuit from the Counsel on American Islamic Relations challenges the policy on the grounds that it unconstitutionally singles out Muslims, and New York's attorney general has joined a federal lawsuit in his state making similar claims among broader constitutional arguments.
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Larry Chang, an associate professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins who has worked on global HIV/AIDS response for the past two decades, singles out "the convening power of Clinton" as a key factor in getting the price reduction done.
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This poses a dilemma for Trump: If he just singles out Chinese steel, he won't really be slowing the flow of steel into the US. It would be symbolic, but it wouldn't actually do much to help American steel manufacturers.
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"The CBO also states that the 'defund' provision singles out Planned Parenthood, which reaffirms that the provision's primary purpose is political, not budgetary," Dana Singiser, Vice President for Public Policy and Government Relations at Planned Parenthood said in a statement.
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Some of its critics describe it as anti-Semitic, arguing that it unfairly singles out Israel for human rights violations when other countries have worse records, or that it's a crude tool that can alienate people sympathetic to its cause.
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Bachosens as a very low risk virus, in part because the attack singles out only a handful of specific firms rather than the wide-ranging, random attacks used by many cyber criminals to scoop up the greatest number of victims.
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Gingrich singles out the example of the Colorado senator Cory Gardner's election in 2014: Gardner went from between 6 and 8 percent support among Colorado's Latino voters in January to tying incumbent Senator Udall at 48-20083 on Election Day.
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The Conference Board, one of our nation's leading champions of the enduring virtues of free-market capitalism, singles out today's big-money, special-interest dominated campaign finance system as suppressing product innovation and market competition and eroding public support for capitalism.
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Under the bill introduced Tuesday, it would be up to the Trump administration to decide the retaliatory measures for potential election interference by China, Iran and North Korea, and any other nation that the administration singles out as a threat.
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Trump's campaign website, however, specifically singles out the DACA program (as well as the Obama administration's abortive attempt to expand deferred action for millions more immigrants in 2014) as an "illegal executive amnesty" — and says it will be "immediately" terminated.
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Warsaw and Budapest have become the enfants terribles of the EU under right-wing populist leaders who promote Catholic, conservative values and often clash with Brussels as it singles out deviations from EU standards on democracy and rule of law.
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That question is surprisingly hard to answer given the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's quixotic bookkeeping on the subject: It sometimes singles out signals as the cause of delays, but at other times lumps them into other and broader categories of problems.
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When Morgane Sézalory, the gamin behind the Parisian label Sézane, is putting together a new collection, she does something that runs antithetical to conventional business thinking: She singles out the pieces that feel special and decides to sell less of them.
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Because the state allows changes for other data fields on birth certificates, the court is likely to take a close look at equal protection implications of the new law because of the way it singles out transgender people but not others.
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The Senate Defense Appropriations Amendment singles out ZTE for its misbehavior, citing ZTE as a national security threat proposing higher penalties and elevated trade sanctions against ZTE in contravention of President Trump's proposals to lift the bans imposed against the company.
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Huawei's lawsuit argues that by singling out the company, Congress has violated constitutional principles on the separation of powers and also the bill of attainder clause, which prohibits legislation that singles out a person or entity for punishment without trial.
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It's hardly surprising that the President repeatedly singles out France, Germany and the UK for failing to address the issue of returning ISIS fighters, or their families, who languish in northern Syrian camps, fomenting jihadist rage in the pressure cookers of social discontent.
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Clarke singles out the Black Lives Matter movement by name to blame for the tragic deaths of his fellow officers, even going so far as to accuse them of being "Marxists," because McCarthyism wasn't embarrassing enough for Wisconsin the first time around.
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In his veto message to Congress, Mr. Obama said the legislation "undermines core U.S. interests," upending the normal means by which the government singles out foreign nations as state sponsors of terrorism and opening American officials and military personnel to legal jeopardy.
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Further review of the work that BDS espouses reveals that BDS targets Israel's right to exist; BDS singles out the Jewish state; BDS aims to cut off Israel from the rest of the world; and BDS prioritizes blaming Israel over uplifting Palestinians.
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Since they are not entitled to cash reintegration payments from the United Nations agency, the International Organization for Migration screens those who come back and singles out the 40 percent who are most vulnerable — a sort of triage brought by funding shortfalls.
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It is sad when Yankah writes "Were it not for our reverence for money, Mr. Trump would be easily recognized as the simple-minded, vulgar, bigoted blowhard he is," but he singles out Trump's supporters to somehow make his illogical hypothesis logical.
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The exhibition singles out Steve Ditko, who created Spider-Man with Stan Lee, and shines a bright light on John Romita Sr., an artist who was closely associated with the character and who went on to become an art director for Marvel.
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The ban singles out a community that is already struggling, said Jen Metzger, a state senator and chairwoman of the committee on agriculture, who said she invited City Council members to visit the farms before voting on the ban, but got no takers.
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She lovingly calls her brows "tiny" before filling them in with Dior DiorShow Brow Styler, gives her lashes double love by applying primer and mascara, then singles out the Dior 5 Couleurs Couture Colours & Effects Eyeshadow Palette's gold shadow to give her lids extra glint.
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For one thing, the 2018 report, published Wednesday, singles out EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt for his role in sidelining scientific research at the agency he helms, as well as specific members of Congress that have proposed legislation that would weaken the Clean Air Act.
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" The policy also states that the company can "analyze your content and other information (including emails, instant messages, posts photos, attachments, and other communications)," and it singles out messaging from financial institutions, saying that it "may analyze user content around certain interactions with financial institutions.
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More details on the 9pm ET SOTU address: These "moments," when Trump singles out some of these special guests in the First Lady's box, are designed to be the most memorable parts of the speech, which aides say is designed to evoke pride in America.
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The New York Times cited a source as saying Huawei's suit is likely to argue that the NDAA provision is a "bill of attainder," or a legislative act that singles out a person or group for punishment without trial, according to the newspaper report.
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The Senate's proposal singles out abortion care, this time in the private market, by prohibiting tax credits from being used to help purchase insurance in the individual market if it covers abortion, thus disincentivizing private insurance companies from offering any plans that cover this care.
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The resolution is the first formal response from Congress to the violence that broke out at a white supremacist rally last month in Charlottesville, Va. While Trump was expected to sign the resolution, some questioned whether he would given that it singles out his administration.
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She singles out Vice President Mike Pence as an example of someone who publicly seems to identify as an evangelical Christian but who continues to make comments about the Paris Agreement that don't frame it as a faith-informed issue, but rather a partisan one.
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In The End of History and the Last Man, he actually singles out Donald Trump as a successful capitalist who might still seek affirmation beyond mere financial accomplishment, and might conceivably pose a danger to the nation if he were to choose to enter politics.
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From the various iterations of his travel ban to stepped-up internal immigration enforcement to wink-nudge encouragement of police brutality and neo-Nazis, Trump is creating an environment that both is subjectively alarming to nonwhites and singles out vulnerable groups for extraordinary levels of suffering.
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The letter singles out the Christopher Columbus monument at Columbus circle, the statue of President Theodore Roosevelt outside of the American Museum of Natural History, the Dr. J. Marion Sims statue in Central Park, and two commemorative markers bearing the names of Philippe Pétain and Pierre Laval.
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"When the only American citizen President Trump singles out for China's investigation is his political opponent in the midst of the Democratic nomination process, it strains credulity to suggest that it is anything other than politically motivated," Romney said in a statement, which he also tweeted.
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"This directive singles out scientists from the nonprofit and academic sector--recognized experts in their field who want to serve the public--and asks them to choose between public service and their scientific work," said Joshua Goldman, senior legal analyst for UCS in a statement Tuesday.
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The study also singles out photo app Shutterfly for sending actual GPS coordinates back to its servers without getting permission to track locations — by harvesting that data from your photos' EXIF metadata — though the company denied that it gathers that data without permission in a statement to CNET.
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"Thanks to the right to equal protection under the law guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment, courts are rightly very suspicious of any law or government policy that singles out groups of people united by a core characteristic, like race or religion," wrote Anthony D. Romero, the ACLU's Executive Director.
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Here's some comfort to fans fretting that it will all come off a bit "Lifetime Original Movie": The script, penned by Elyse Hollander, was ranked first on the 2016 edition of the Black List, which singles out the most popular screenplays based on a survey of industry pros.
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On-point bookings aside, the British Columbian music festival is lauded by harm reduction advocates for its provision of drug-testing services, which singles out the presence of substances including MDMA, cocaine, ketamine, and LSD, but there's one drug that has yet to be identified through testing: fentanyl.
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" Then, in making a general point about extended defense, he singles out Taiwan for special mention: "It is in the U.S. interest to continue to be able to effectively and credibly defend our allies and established partners such as Taiwan, in concert with their own efforts at self-defense.
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The suit, filed in Federal District Court for the Southern District of New York, singles out several investments, including the TIAA Traditional Annuity, which it said has severe restrictions and penalties for withdrawal, as well as variable annuities that have several layers of fees and have historically underperformed.
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State Board of Equalization, the Supreme Court held that due process does not provide a right to any type of hearing when the government takes an action that adversely affects a large group of people as opposed to an action that singles out an individual for adverse treatment.
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The final work the petition's author, one Stephanie Lewis, singles out for its treatment of animals is a video of Xu Bing's 1994 piece "A Case Study in Transference," which involved two pigs whose bodies were covered in stamped text living in a pen inside a Beijing museum.
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In "At U.N., Trump Singles Out 'Rogue' Nations North Korea and Iran," The New York Times writes: Leaders from around the globe took the lectern at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday — a particularly big moment for President Trump, who addressed the gathering for the first time.
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The report prepared for Trudeau in October specifically singles out "civil unrest and terrorism" as threats to Canada's missions abroad, but it also warns of "violent criminality in large swaths of Latin America and Africa," the risk of "a range of hostile espionage activities" as well as earthquakes, typhoons, and hurricanes.
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"As is consistently recognized in civil rights cases, the desire to accommodate others' discomfort cannot justify a policy that singles out and disadvantages a particular class of students to ensure that all students, including transgender students, can attend school in an environment free from discrimination based on sex," the letter says.
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Hedy Kober, an associate professor of psychiatry and psychology at Yale, shown a short list of the active ingredients in the nootropic samples I received, says, "there are no data suggesting that healthy people would benefit from taking these," and singles out l-DOPA, one of the ingredients in Qualia Mind.
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" When, one wonders, will Republicans acknowledge, along with Mitt Romney, that "when the only American citizen President Trump singles out for China's [or Ukraine's] investigation is his political opponent in the midst of the Democratic nomination process, it strains credulity to suggest that it is anything other than politically motivated.
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The report, titled "The State of the World's Human Rights," singles out Trump for a range of reasons, from his so-called Muslim travel ban to the push for a border wall with Mexico, and the "global gag rule" stripping funding from organizations operating overseas that have anything to do with abortion.
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The Obamacare replacement proposal singles out the opioid crisis as a problem deserving a special fund of $45 billion, and while it's plainly a gesture to try to woo some of the moderate Republicans, using this fund to trade-away the Medicaid entitlement is symptomatic of our health care tokenism at large.
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But Mr. van der Vis is skeptical of the enormous trade deal being negotiated between the United States and the European Union, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, better known as T.T.I.P. He singles out a provision that would enable multinational companies to sue governments for compensation when regulations dent their profits.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Trump, in his first television interview as president, framed his policy in the tones of a wider religious conflict when he referred to the Islamic State as a product of the Middle Ages that singles out Christians for execution, though the group has killed countless Muslims around the world.
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In particular, the court ignores completely a century-old Supreme Court opinion that holds that due process does not apply when the government takes an action that deprives an entire class of people of a protected interest as opposed to a situation in which the government singles out individuals for adverse treatment.
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Lucas applauded the new rules for eliminating the fast-tracking of most cases involving unaccompanied minors, but expressed concern over the fact that the policy singles out perhaps the most vulnerable group of kids: Ones who arrive at the border alone, with no parent or guardian available to care for them in the United States.
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WASP-ishly handsome, Hammer appears tailor-made for the kind of career Hollywood singles out for its most beautiful (and, almost always, white) men: one that asks they coast in big-money projects on their looks, charm and little of the raw acting talent that got them in the game in the first place.
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Predictably, the NRA supports this resolution which could lead to greater sales, the ACLU supports because they oppose any bill that singles out anyone, even the seriously mentally ill, from exercising the Second Amendment; and some mental health groups support it because they believe the resolution's inherent acknowledgement of the relationship between mental illness and violence creates stigma.
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This trend toward mass extinction cannot be reduced to a single cause, although the report singles out a number of leading culprits, such as: dedicating large swathes of farmland to a single crop (thereby destroying the diversity that allows pollinators to thrive); the use of certain pesticides (particularly neonicotinoid, which attacks bees' nervous system); habitat loss due to human development; and global warming.
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The operation targeted what Psy-Group described as "anti-Israel" activists on American college campuses who supported the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions movement, known as B.D.S. Supporters of B.D.S. see the movement as a way to use nonviolent protest to pressure Israel about its treatment of the Palestinians; detractors say that B.D.S. wrongly singles out Israel as a human-rights offender.
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Conservative commentator Ann CoulterAnn Hart CoulterHillicon Valley: Lawmakers ramp up Silicon Valley antitrust probe | Treasury sanctions North Korean cyber groups | Thiel to host Kobach fundraiser Ann Coulter singles out Klobuchar during Democratic debate: She is 'killing it' Ann Coulter, Peter Thiel slated to host fundraiser for Kobach's Senate bid: report MORE slammed Democratic presidential candidates onstage for Thursday night's primary debate — with the exception of Sen.
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She imparts advice about how to cook vegetables like goya or bitter melon, a knobbly green vegetable rich in antioxidants, and sweet potato, which is rich in flavonoids, fiber and vitamin E. On a tour of a local food market brimming with colorful vegetables and fruits, she singles out foods that form the stock for many dishes on the island, such as kombu, a kind of seaweed, and katsuobushi, dried fish.
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Conservative commentator Ann CoulterAnn Hart CoulterHillicon Valley: Lawmakers ramp up Silicon Valley antitrust probe | Treasury sanctions North Korean cyber groups | Thiel to host Kobach fundraiser Ann Coulter singles out Klobuchar during Democratic debate: She is 'killing it' Ann Coulter, Peter Thiel slated to host fundraiser for Kobach's Senate bid: report MORE and venture capitalist Peter Thiel will reportedly host a fundraiser for Kansas Senate candidate Kris Kobach, who is running in the Republican primary.
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" Likewise, Mullen singles out AI, arguing that a lot of the concepts being pitched as AI-based aren't true AI. "At best they might be ML, but they're not AI. If you define it as an algorithmic-based approach with the ability of the algorithm to evolve itself and it learns and ingests more data… there is very little that is genuinely AI. That sector is very much overhyped, but it doesn't mean we're not looking and looking hard.
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