Kohn is white; Sow and Oluo are black, and the quote in question paints Sow as violent and threatening.
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It's part of what Sow has framed as the larger problem: According to Sow, Kohn violated basic journalistic principles.
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"At the same time our sow productivity has increased, meaning there are more pigs weaned and marketed per sow," he added.
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The declines in both pig and sow numbers last month are significantly steeper than in June data, when the pig herd shrank by 25.8% and sow numbers fell 26.7%.
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"This administration is doing its best to sow doubt where there is no doubt, and also to sow doubt where there isn't a lot of understanding in the scientific community, but sow doubt in a way that encourages inaction when the opposite should be true," said Alan Barreca, a professor at the University of California Los Angeles.
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It wasn't difficult for Charles to sow said wild oats.
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"You reap what you sow," the heartbroken princess warns Elizabeth.
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Growing income instability can sow social unrest and political backlash.
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ISIS often tries to sow sectarian violence in its attacks.
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A female grizzly bear, or sow, in Yellowstone National Park.
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As often as they inspire confidence, central bankers sow fear.
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Use bots to amplify divisive speech and to sow confusion.
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The main worry is that tied votes sow legal confusion.
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The briefers contended that Putin's goal is to sow discontent.
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"Iran's leaders sow chaos, death and destruction," Mr. Trump said.
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Still, according to Bartels, cultural issues sow discord among Democrats.
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Other times, the goal is simply to sow partisan division.
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Peter Kafka: I'm here with Aminatou Sow, who's already laughing.
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The sow paused in front of me, as if waiting.
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The health care industry is spending millions to sow opposition.
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The goal may be simply to sow distrust and division.
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And we know how much Putin likes to sow confusion.
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Growers intend to sow the smallest crop in three years.
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Keep carrying his water to sow division while misrepresenting Christian men.
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"Clearly, you reap what you sow," the lucky gardener told WDR.
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" As Sow put it, "it's made by women and it's working.
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Neopatrimonial mismanagement can often sow the seeds of the regime's collapse.
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"Russians tried to use our tools to sow mistrust," Zuckerberg said.
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They want to sow doubt, not confirm their existence, he says.
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Its intention was to sow fear; its intention is to divide.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, attempted to sow deeper doubts about Mrs.
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The constitutional crisis has begun to sow significant jitters among companies.
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This is vintage Pruitt: Sow doubt whenever possible about established science.
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They are trying to sow disorder at the foundation of society.
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He attributed the Post article to opponents trying to sow disarray.
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Such quick, bold steps have begun to sow questioning, even unease.
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This will sow fear in immigrant communities and militarize metropolitan neighborhoods.
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Russian efforts, on the other hand, are meant to sow discord.
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So this is an effort to sow these falsehoods against Biden.
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The Taliban had threatened violence to sow discord during the elections.
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Really the goal there was to sow discord within Western culture.
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Exaggerating scientific uncertainty to sow doubt and confusion is nothing new.
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Hey Pumpkin Fuck, what my eyes sow isn't what they reap.
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Egypt has accused some NGOs of receiving foreign funding to sow chaos.
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Both groups want to sow discord and force people to choose sides.
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Negative interest rates would sow more doubt and "hurt confidence," he contended.
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Additionally, powerful Republican politicians continue to publicly sow doubt about climate science.
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And wheat is cheaper to sow than corn, Serbia's main cash crop.
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Santa Barbara forward Amadou Sow also fouled out after grabbing 10 rebounds.
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It's like it was put on the internet just to sow discord.
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His nontraditional and nonchalant comments sow confusion and concern around the world.
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Putin's interference effort also sought to sow division in the United States.
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The GOP will mock & sow confusion until it's their home swept away.
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"It is axiomatic that we must harvest what we sow," he said.
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Some fake antifa accounts seem designed to sow suspicion among prospective supporters.
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He's not there to sow resentment or to insult half the country.
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Indeed, he is using the issue to sow division among his rivals.
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Or do they just confuse the general public or sow unnecessary fear?
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"We did not set out to make a popular podcast," Sow said.
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A sow was in the throes of delivering a litter of piglets.
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WannaCry presented the possibility that the North also wanted to sow chaos.
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Now, it is making it hard for them to sow new crops.
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After all, the purpose of anarchy is to sow chaos and disorder.
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My bread-baking friend doesn't sow, harvest and grind his own wheat.
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That opened the door for campaigns to sow doubt about the numbers.
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By doing that, it may sow enough confusion that war becomes inevitable.
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These policies impoverish families, cause many Americans to suffer, and sow discord.
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Avoid treacle, though, so as not to sow confusion about your intentions.
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"If the goal is to sow discord, to sow distrust in the process, what that means for all of you is that all of you are a target," he said during his keynote to the group of clerks.
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Otros ocupantes, como Alpha Sow, un gambiano de 24 años que no tiene relación familiar con Mamadou Sow, hicieron una distinción entre una nación y un continente que no los quiere y los franceses que los apoyan en Lyon.
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And you know if I often hear that Russia likes to sow discord.
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Russia's aim was to undermine the credibility of American democracy and sow division.
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Ilhan Omar saying "They reap what they sow" in reference to Notre Dame.
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Who could have prepared for foreign influence campaigns to sow discord in elections?
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Even as the caliphate crumbles, IS's ability to sow discord has not ended.
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With enough evidence, the group can pressure the state to intervene, said Sow.
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We are not a party that wants to sow the seeds of division.
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They devise a strategy to sow intrigue and paranoia among the fractured Brains.
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Does Exxon Mobil have a constitutional right to sow doubt about climate science?
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Salvini wasn't the only one to sow confusion around the shocking haul, however.
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The primary worry is that tie votes will sow legal confusion and uncertainty.
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We will not tolerate a nation that reaps what it does not sow.
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Further, these algorithms can be gamed by humans to sow even more discord.
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Trump's ability to sow constant chaos and shift attention toward himself is unparalleled.
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Will using social media to sow discord become an acceptable tool of statecraft?
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But Sow anticipates challenges in resettling people the water has yet to reach.
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"We sow the seeds — we hope — of prevention of future sorrows," they say.
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On the one side are those forces that sow division, discord and isolation.
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"It was really jarring, and men didn't like it," Sow recalled to me.
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Plunge too low, too fast and they sow chaos in oil-producing nations.
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Limping to his car, he jumped in just as the sow charged again.
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But firing Mr. Mueller would sow the seeds of Mr. Trump's inevitable destruction.
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Clinton — well beyond what actually occurred — and attempted to sow infighting among Republicans.
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In the process, the country's leaders hope to sow seeds for future companies.
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They're more concerned about the chaos these groups could sow in the party.
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Sow found out days later that neighbors were hailing him as a hero.
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You tried to sow chaos and confusion in the Port Authority bus station?
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Once upon a time, Milwaukee's goal was to sow the game with chaos.
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Donna Brazile, interim head of the Democratic National Committee, said the DNC was no match for a sophisticated foreign power in cyberspace that "weaponized" private emails to "sow misinformation and to sow discord" between Clinton and her primary rival, Vermont Sen.
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We are told the aim of Russia is to "sow division," but the aim of corporate media and self-serving politicians pushing this narrative is clearly to sow division of their own — by generating baseless suspicion against the Sanders campaign.
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One reporter trying to distort 18 yr old nonstory to sow seeds of division.
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In June a man was mauled after brown bear with a sow got defensive.
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Instead, they play up existing threats, embrace a narrative of victimhood and sow despair.
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Facebook said the accounts sought to sow discord by posting about divisive social issues.
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We cannot allow those seeking to sow confusion, discord, and rancor to be successful.
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It also helps Russia to sow confusion by putting out multiple versions of events.
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Twitter says accounts linked to China tried to 'sow political discord' in Hong Kong
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"This is one of those stereotypical tropes that we all go after," Sow explains.
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Refugee advocates say the law could sow deeper distrust between asylum seekers and authorities.
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Despite his lawsuit against Monsanto, Aycock plans to sow Xtend seeds again this spring.
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One of the lessons in my faith is that you reap what you sow.
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Most farmers who sow the land are tenants working for absentee landlords, Díaz said.
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The playbook on how to sow discord and disrupt US elections is glaringly obvious.
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" She continued, "He's using misinformation to try to sow divisions in the United States.
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Others speculate that ISIS is hoping to create confusion that could sow political instability.
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"Melania Trump's stilettos aren't insensitive — but using shoes to sow discord is" https://t.
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When I was 11 years old, I started to sow and harvest with him.
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And the group has continued to sow chaos even as it has lost territory.
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One activist even expressed concern that my article would sow divisions within the movement.
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He described this as part of the Kremlin's "larger disinformation narrative" to sow confusion.
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"Those who sow the wind have begun to reap the whirlwind," Mr. Sirmen wrote.
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He felt moved to sow doubt about the integrity of the entire electoral process.
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"I personally think there are too many inboxes to access people now," says Sow.
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Farms will spend 30 yuan per sow on waste treatment alone, said Professor Wang.
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All Vladimir Putin wanted to do was sow a little discord, and what happened?
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Absolutely. They are the ones who taught me that we reap what we sow.
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This identity crisis conceals yet another, now erupting to sow fear and rare violence.
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Though, repeating messages can also effectively sow false or misleading information about climate change.
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As You Sow called Iger the sixth most overpaid CEO in its 2019 ranking.
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That would squander U.S. leverage, and sow the seeds for further instability in Europe.
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"Such headlines sow panic and confusion to many," Mr. Andanar said in a statement.
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The country's sow herd declined by 37.4% versus a year ago, said the ministry.
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And some predicted the meeting would sow the seeds for future bilateral trade talks.
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"You're hands are no longer tied," said Andrew Behar, CEO of As You Sow.
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Recent developments, however, threaten to sow seeds of conflict and disrupt Asian economic prosperity.
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He started work at dawn to plow, sow or harvest, depending on the season.
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In the meantime, Russia laughs as its mission to sow discord becomes increasingly successful.
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They are expected to sow less durum this spring after disease downgraded quality last year.
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They were in a bag of seeds the woman planned to sow in her garden.
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Immediately, I noticed a sow grizzly bear with cubs at the fork in the trail.
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However, concerns about the baby powder may sow distrust in the company's other consumer products.
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Some other ant species sow seeds in order to glean nourishment from the resulting plant.
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The sexy single sow 854 is pitted up against the 7 time working mom 402.
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Sellers, he said, was attempting to sow "racial division" by "deliberately misinterpreting" the senator's remarks.
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" • Earth Circle Foods: "We're involved in discussions with As You Sow, we dispute these claims.
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U.S. intelligence says Russia sought to disrupt the 2016 and 2018 elections and sow discord.
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"When you compensate (the slave) he will have means, he'll have a start," said Sow.
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At a minimum the Russians expected the operation to sow confusion into the US elections.
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"They got the best grade out of anybody," As You Sow CEO Andrew Behar said.
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But cyber attacks on voter registration systems could "sow discord" on election day, Schiff said.
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Israel faces enemies who support and employ terrorism, and seek to sow destruction and death.
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It also reflects a movement among conservative writers to sow discord within the Latino community.
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Embody Virgo at this time: be responsible and levelheaded, and then reap what you sow.
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Russia's efforts to sow discord in NATO mirror its attempts to divide the European Union.
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This reversal will sow dissonance in a system that already produces difficult, even fatal outcomes.
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To sow doubt in American commanders' minds, prompting them to keep the fleet far offshore.
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The threat of the tunnels continues to sow fear in Israeli communities along the border.
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This is a vile and hate-fuelled group whose sole purpose is to sow division.
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Still, Johnson and community activists acknowledged that current crime levels still sow fear in neighborhoods.
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They also said it would sow more fear among immigrant communities, ultimately suppressing census participation.
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Recently, a sow with three cubs lingered in the vegetation about 100 feet from Mrs.
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As the Secretary reiterated — their intent was to sow discord in the American electoral process.
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And he argued that Twitter and other social media were helping to sow those divisions.
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Trump is not responsible for a foreign official's "unilateral attempt to sow favor," Shumate said.
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" Or, if you prefer a folksier approach: "Time is a tricky old sow, ain't she?
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Danielle Fugere, president of activist organization As You Sow, said rule changes are not needed.
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They weigh in on wedge issues to drive up anger and sow chaos and division.
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In May, flowers burst fully into bloom and it becomes time to sow crops again.
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ICCR member As You Sow is pressuring Sanderson Farms to shift its stance on antibiotics.
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Without land to sow, your labor power by itself isn't going to produce any commodities.
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The fields on which they would normally sow wheat this time of year remained ashen.
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If you want to get Aminatou Sow* to do something, just tell her she can't.
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We look at how Russia used social media to sow divisions in the United States.
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Sow has a $4,000 deductible, and the hospital representative asked for that entire amount upfront.
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And let's refuse to exploit that suffering by using it to sow fear among Americans.
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They could also tamper with reporting tools to announce the wrong winner or sow confusion.
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They reported that Mr. Putin had tried to sow chaos in the election, undermine Mrs.
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"This tech activation is surprising to me," said Aminatou Sow, a podcaster and digital consultant.
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You reap what you sow and it is never my intention to generate bad energy.
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The massacre indeed looks to be a political act designed to sow terror and hate.
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"It's a sign," said Danielle Fugere, president of the shareholder advocacy group As You Sow.
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Mr. Sow, 20, told the newspaper that he had arrived in Spain two years ago.
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In the photograph, Mr. Sow wears a Superman T-shirt that Mr. Caudeli gave him.
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The show tried to sow fear about the lack of training standards in many states.
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While that business model has proved successful, it can also sow confusion among new riders.
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It was to sow the seeds of internal division, to pit Americans against one another.
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Egotism, hubris and a penchant for violence inevitably sow the conditions for the demagogue's own demise.
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The first one, to which Goldman pointed, is that the intention was merely to sow division.
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Were these reports on the safety of Istanbul's water supply destined to sow fear and uncertainty?
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Pentagon spokeswoman Dana White warned that Russia was actively attempting to sow confusion about the attack.
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It is to bring humans into the conversation too ... to sow discord within the media landscape.
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Look for fake news to raise the specter of terrorism and sow distrust of Muslim migrants.
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Kumail Nanjiani: Wait, Nas wrote a shong about our, he wrote a shong about our sow?
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As You Sow used two broad measures to judge if S&P 500 CEOs are overpaid.
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She drags out a rug, unrolls it, and finds nothing but sow bugs and wolf spiders.
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Farmers typically wait to sow wheat after heavy rains anytime between late April and early June.
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We will fall prey to our worst impulses and sow the seeds of our own destruction.
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And Littlefinger knows this, which is why he's attempting to sow as much discord as possible.
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Fake video has the potential to sow huge political chaos, and countering it is wildly difficult.
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Fake news can sow division and make you doubt the legitimacy of the articles you're reading.
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Putin is constantly looking for ways to sow discord between European countries and the United States.
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Run by the California-based charity As You Sow, the Responsible Sourcing Network (RSN) on Sept.
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This research doesn't just sow confusion about what we eat — it also confuses people on exercise.
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You couldn't cook up a better narrative to sow further public distrust in the insurance industry.
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And perhaps more important, he failed to mention that cartels sow their terror with American guns.
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The veteran Democratic lawmaker said society can't "sow seeds of hatred and division" following Friday's attack.
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They spread fake news on social media to sow confusion on the Ukrainian military's front line.
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"The senior sow is ready to eat up the competition," the park wrote about 435 Holly.
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We should also hold accountable our own political figures who exploit tragic events to sow bigotry.
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More insidious sources, of course, intentionally fabricate in order to sow chaos into the nation's deliberations.
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So far, China's attempts to spread disinformation and sow discord have been less sophisticated and obscure.
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The agency concluded that Russia was trying to recruit Page to sow discord on U.S. soil.
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Only then can Europe and the United States block Iranian efforts to sow division between them.
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This year she said As You Sow made a deal with Kroger and withdrew the proposal.
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"Iran's leaders sow chaos, death and destruction," Trump told the gathering in the green-marbled hall.
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It said around 10 million people saw the ads, which aimed to sow misinformation and discord.
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In other words, Russia deliberately aimed to sow and exploit racial divisions in the United States.
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Plus, being able to change past tweets raises all sorts of other opportunities to sow chaos.
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Only a propagandist would omit all the context of this caravan in order to sow fear.
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Those accounts sought to sow discord within the United States, and rarely made mention of Russia.
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It said the hackers had mixed false documents with authentic ones to "sow doubt and disinformation".
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Thanks to her, a woman's comfort finally meant more than her significance as a brood sow.
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One such chief, Djiby Demba Diery Sow, acts as his village's registrar and de facto mayor.
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Nonetheless, they may sow confusion because the treatments are unfamiliar to a wary and terrified population.
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Bernie Sanders that Russian operatives have tried to boost his campaign and sow division among Democrats.
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The sole purpose of the accusations is to sow doubt and division for partisan political gain.
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It is not web pages or email or texting, in and of themselves, that sow discord.
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The second installment focuses on the Kremlin's documented attempts to sow political discord on social media.
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Normally, Cattelan's pieces sow anguish in the collective imagination by subverting social representations the way Surrealism did.
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The administration's travel ban order appeared, for its lack of specificity, designed to sow chaos and resistance.
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The president has immense power to sow doubts with the public over the legitimacy of an institution.
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But when you invoke fear to drive behavior, you will reap the whirlwind of what you sow.
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The purpose of the campaign was to sow confusion and blur the lines between fact and fiction.
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After losing their draft animals to the drought, they cannot plow their land to sow new crops.
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He voted against both wars in Iraq, arguing that they would sow chaos in the Middle East.
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We've been talking about Russia's efforts to sow division in America and spread disinformation for a while.
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In this world there really is a law of cause and effect: You reap what you sow.
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The opposition is trying to sow dissension by calling on the armed forces to uphold the constitution.
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He said it was true that sometimes "you reap what you sow," according to the news outlet.
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Inside, they find two feral children feeding on a sow, like Romulus and Remus with the wolf.
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Group dates are always meant to sow discord, I suppose, and they grow tiring after episode three.
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You aren't what you eat or what you sow but what you can store near your balls.
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Between the well-wishes, you can see the seeds of doubt that Trump is hoping to sow.
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It was on Anything You Sow, which was the last album he made, it's super duper electronic.
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Our present time is seed time, in the other world we shall reap as we sow now.
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If the purpose of the convention is to foster party unity, Cruz's aim was to sow division.
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But since then, Nunes has used the committee only to sow confusion — confusion that has benefited Trump.
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To some diplomats, the deal is merely designed to sow division in the ranks of the rebellion.
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Trump's negative appeals to fear, intolerance and hatred sow the seeds of future Republican defeats and marginalization.
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The locals gathered at the house in Toh Chud worry that outsiders are seeking to sow division.
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I want to sow the seed of respect between the people and help everybody that needs it.
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Sow added that she supports critiques of The Wing, as long as they're made in good faith.
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Those last words have since been cited as evidence that Mrs Clinton was trying to sow doubt.
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Close to home, the Russian military continues to sow instability in Ukraine after annexing Crimea in 2014.
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If history is any guide, this will sow more violence without damaging the P.K.K.'s popular legitimacy.
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" Conway lobbed a similar accusation, saying that the author's motivation "was to sow discord and create chaos.
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All of which means that Radio Commander routinely undermines the confusion and chaos it attempts to sow.
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"We do not accept anyone who would sow division or hatred," Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, said.
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For starters, he likely assesses that his efforts to sow confusion are reaping rewards in real time.
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The Tillerson approach, however, could sow the kind of doubt among allies that leads to more freelancing.
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It is the use of propaganda to sow discord into the politics and culture of an adversary.
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Whatever the motives for the information dump, it was an irresponsible move that will only sow confusion.
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You can use it to temporarily boost your killing power or sow discontent among the enemy ranks.
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The latest effort to cut a deal with Turkey will most likely sow further division in Europe.
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" The Humane Society's investigator pointed out one sow who has a "basketball-sized abscess on her neck.
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Once you sow a new vanilla plant, it takes three years before it begins to produce pods.
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Ms. Sow was born in Guinea and grew up partly in Nigeria, where caftans are de rigueur.
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To that end, the RT network amplifies voices of dissent, to sow discord and widen social divides.
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We will end raids and roundups of children and families, which unnecessarily sow fear in immigrant communities.
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Facebook said it had removed 210 fake accounts, pages and groups that were trying to sow misinformation.
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Facebook said it had removed 652 fake accounts, pages and groups that were trying to sow disinformation.
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"The Halloween parade last night was a beautiful example of that failed attempt" to sow fear, Gov.
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It's classic whataboutism, and it's part of Trump's effort to sow confusion about the allegations against him.
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Their goal, as has now been well documented, was to sow discord in the American political process.
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And if Nick Kroll, Lux Alptraum, Aminatou Sow, Lisa Hanawalt, or Adam Conover happen to see it?
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Fifteen influencers — including Malcolm Gladwell, Jonah Peretti, Aminatou Sow, and Kara Swisher — weigh in on the question.
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Land mines litter the paths and fields, placed to inflict death and casualties and to sow fear.
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They prop up fake accounts on Facebook, Twitter and other outlets to sow further discord among Americans.
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"We cannot allow those seeking to sow confusion, discord and rancor to be successful," Mr. Trump said.
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So, he has taken the risk of creating an operation specifically to sow discord through social media.
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Supporters of impeachment fear she is trying to sow confusion to justify not going down that road.
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When it comes to the care we receive at each doctor's visit, we reap what we sow.
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It is also trying to undermine Taiwan's democratic process itself and sow social divisions on the island.
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Gorgui Lamine Sow, a street vendor from Senegal, could be granted residency in recognition of his actions.
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But Mr. Sow, an undocumented street vendor from Senegal, did not stick around for thanks and congratulations.
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And both appear ready to sow division and damage institutions in order to hang on to power.
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The ads appeared to come from domestic advocacy groups and played up controversial topics to sow conflict.
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Russia seeks to sow division within the United States and within the broader community of Western democracies.
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The Bible warns that when we sow to the wind, we reap the whirlwind (Hosea 8:7).
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Over the weekend, white nationalists gathered in Charlottesville, Virginia to sow seeds of hate and racial discord.
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Others on Instagram defended them, arguing that the account aimed to sow discord and pillory the pastors.
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Our country's incoming leader not only rejects most science, but has actively endeavored to sow its distrust.
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"We cannot allow those seeking to sow confusion, discord and rancor to be successful," the statement said.
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Russia is trying to "sow chaos" in Europe by betting big on Marine Le Pen and France's far right Russia is trying to "sow chaos" in Europe by betting big on Marine Le Pen and France's far right Editor's note: This story was originally published April 22, 2017.
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The training was part of a larger exercise that encompassed live ammunition fire, infiltration and exfiltration, and cold-weather training utilizing with the 352nd SOW&aposs CV-22B Osprey and MC-130J Commando II."This exercise is designed as a 352nd SOW Winter Warfare trainer, to test all aspects of the 352nd SOW mission, from the airside to the maintenance side, as well as exercising all logistical functions that we expect to use in future operations," said US Air Force Lt. Col.
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This lie will, of course, sow much confusion when it reaches Michael's imperious mother, Dr. Lee (Jade Wu).
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Sow quoted "7 Rings" followed by a joke that the lyrics in the latest bop would solve racism.
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Farmers could sow into dry fields, but would be reliant on favourable weather in the next few weeks.
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Don't let the white supremacists sow the seeds of a new cleansing of their imagined race and culture.
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"We filed the first carbon asset risk resolution in 2013," said Danielle Fugere, president of As You Sow.
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His plan, if it all works out, seems to be to sow discord between the recently reunited sisters.
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Behold the birds of the heaven, that they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather into barns. . . .
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"Their aim was to sow chaos," said Senator Mark R. Warner, vice chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Last March, As You Sow was active in helping remove titanium dioxide nanoparticles from Dunkin Donuts' powdered sugar.
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As You Sow, a California-based consumer advocacy group, believes that some chocolate has more lead than necessary.
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Those tactics sow fear among traders that someone could be listening when there is talk about corporate developments.
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Sow pushed the crowd to embrace their ambition, demand fair pay, and to stop feeling bad about it.
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The farms include mostly sow herds, which produce piglets, and finishing barns that raise pigs to slaughter weight.
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Mr Netanyahu's response to all the charges has been to sow division and stoke mistrust in state institutions.
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It's more concerned about accounts that aren't "authentic," especially those created by foreign agents to sow political dissent.
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Berman also referenced oil companies' efforts to sow misinformation about the relationship between fossil fuels and global warming.
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Farmers looking to sow their next set of crops can't buy the full quantity of seeds they need.
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A 50% failure rate is more than acceptable if you only want to show force and sow panic.
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But the point of the scene is to sow seeds of doubt in Betty about her own family.
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He said he had no knowledge of the sow having cubs and no cubs were in the area.
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China's sow herd fell 21% in March and piglet prices have surged to their highest in two years.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) forecasts farmers will sow 228.2 million acres of the oilseed this spring.
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Through forging strong relationships with characters over years, the best TV shows sow empathy as well as entertainment.
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Facebook announced it had discovered new Russian disinformation campaigns designed to sow divisions and discord in our society.
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Sow also talks about the boost the show got thanks to her friendship with "Girls" star Lena Dunham.
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Reuters reports that Moscow has forged political documents intended to discredit Clinton and sow chaos in her campaign.
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Russia often responds to accusations of wrongdoing with a barrage of explanations that seem intended to sow confusion.
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"We are reaping what we sow in Honduras," said LAWG director Lisa Haugaard, in a press release Tuesday.
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The report also laid bare how Russians tried to sow discord among the American public on social media.
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The Airpod sticker designs are available for download on his website, so you can sow chaos as well.
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Administration officials say Iran has used funds freed up by the pact to sow instability across the Mideast.
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The IRA is a "troll farm" based in St. Petersburg that seeks to sow division among the electorate.
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A room becomes indistinguishable from any other hotel offering on those sites, which could sow confusion among buyers.
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One stripe, they say, means the sow has been inseminated once, two that it has been inseminated twice.
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So he ran back into the house and the sow and her cubs started to leave the yard.
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And it presented an opportunity, for those so motivated, to sow doubt about the entire project of journalism. .
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It had been activated shortly before the shots began, perhaps an effort by the gunman to sow confusion.
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A man who seeks to sow division in America for his own gain and disorder around the world.
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What the Instagram clip really represents is the challenge posed by new software that can sow misinformation online.
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The two powers amplify discredited conspiracy theories and sow division as they look to undermine the United States.
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There are growing accusations that the government is exploiting the coronavirus epidemic to sow panic and maintain power.
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In the past, the mauling would have meant an automatic death sentence for the sow and her cubs.
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As he did with Clinton, Trump can slam him on these issues and sow division among Democratic voters.
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For those who seek to sow chaos and confusion, splash back is a gift from the disinformation gods.
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Decades ago, there were many deaths from malaria and people were too ill to work, Mr. Sow remembered.
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That's enough to sow doubt in even the most democratic of minds and the most fervent of revolutionaries.
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The Washington Post reported on Friday that Russia is aiding Sanders to sow chaos in the Democratic primary.
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As pro-government activists sow violence in the streets, voices of dissent are silenced by arrest and assault.
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And they could launch disinformation campaigns to sow dissent between progressive and moderate wings of the Democratic party.
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It's an idea she tries to (rather rudely) sow in the whole family's mind for the entire episode.
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Disinformation researchers have also warned that such cultural debates are fertile ground for attempts to sow division online.
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But in 2015 and 2016, Russian disinformation operatives abused the advertising technique to sow discord among unknowing voters.
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The meltwater helps farmers get through the crucial spring planting season, when they sow vegetables, barley, and potatoes.
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Russian policy in recent years has been trying to sow doubt and undermine public faith in Western governments.
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This movie feels like it could be weaponized by those who want to sow distrust of the media.
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"Iran's leaders sow chaos, death, and destruction," Trump told the hundreds of world leaders gathered for the meeting.
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Here's the problem: One chapter features a fairly explosive quote from Call Your Girlfriend podcast host Aminatou Sow.
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Correction: An earlier version of this piece has Sow saying her conversation with Kohn took place years ago.
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They think the quick and frequent attacks sow fear and keep them on the minds of everyday people.
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A decline in the sow herd usually equates to a similar drop in pork output, industry experts say.
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Human-pig embryos have been implanted into this sow, where they will be allowed to develop for 28 days (Image: BBC Panorama)In an effort to tackle the organ donor shortage, researchers in the United States have successfully created part-human, part-pig embryos and implanted them into a sow.
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Related Article: The Democrats' new online troll fighters make 2020 debut in Iowa The DFR did not see any signs of Russian efforts to sow further disinformation in the Iowa caucuses, but did see foreign actors glom on to existing polarizing narratives that aligned with their goal to sow more chaos.
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All Russia had to do to sow division was spike Facebook's NewsFeed with stories that activated our lizard brain.
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These tactics allow operations to sway public opinion about specific issues, sow distrust in political institutions, and spread confusion.
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The second installment, issued in October, focused on the Kremlin's documented attempts to sow political discord on social media.
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This president regularly uses inflammatory language to sow divisions, and his Justice Department is literally halting progress toward justice.
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Whether Trump intends to sow racial division with these policies is irrelevant; that's the inevitable consequence of implementing them.
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The Kremlin could simply be trying to sow chaos, undermine confidence in the US election system, and embarrass America.
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If Mr Trump's new policy is to sow confusion and roil the region, in short, it is working well.
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They will burn your house down, burn your village down, kill everyone you know, sow the ground with salt.
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The debate is familiar — it's not unlike the conversation surrounding Sally Kohn and the writer Aminatou Sow last month.
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Some Western officials have said the recent attacks appear designed to show Iran could sow chaos if it wanted.
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"New Yorkers see this attack for what it is - an attempt to sow fear," former President Bill Clinton tweeted .
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Western critics dismiss RT, whose British arm produces UK-specific content, as a Kremlin mouthpiece designed to sow disinformation.
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"I'm against large-scale raids that tear families apart and sow fear in communities," Clinton said at the time.
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Russian efforts to sow discord ahead of the 2020 elections appear focused on fear-mongering around health care issues.
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Growers typically apply insecticides or sow insecticide-treated seeds during early spring, when bees are at their most vulnerable.
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Higher forward sales of the 2016/17 crop suggest farmers are preparing to sow a bigger soy harvest too.
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As spring approached — and with it an urge to sow seeds and plant vegetables — we still had no fence.
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She accused him of using his rowdy political rallies to sow racial division, even suggesting Trump is promoting violence.
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Much like elections, people that want to sow discord in our country might try to mess with the census.
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But President Trump continues to spew hateful rhetoric, sow division, and stoke racial tensions for his own political gain.
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She has never tried to learn about his extensive history of using the internet to sow real-world mayhem.
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You reap what you sow, as they say, and this rather transparent innuendo was met with cringeworthy double-entendres.
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Recommended Episode: It's Spelled A-m-i-n-a-t-o-u (featuring Aminatou Sow from Call Your Girlfriend!)
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"There is no better way to sow the seeds of violence than to proceed in this way," he added.
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" The lawyers claimed the purpose of Stein's recount was "to sow doubts regarding the legitimacy of the presidential election.
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After I got off the show, I was like, 'You know what, I need to sow my wild oats.
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But the attacks also suggest that control of a state may not be necessary for IS to sow terror.
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A sophisticated right-wing propaganda machine has helped to sow this malevolence, and the GOP has reaped the benefits.
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That's partly because sophisticated groups seeking to sow chaos will find new ways to exploit vulnerabilities in social networks.
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The petition said the rebels were "using acts of terror" to sow fear and panic to overthrow the government.
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Still, Trump's allies are looking to sow doubt, pointing to donations some on Mueller's team have made to Democrats.
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If we are to build a society at peace with itself, we cannot sow seeds of hatred and division.
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This rhetoric fulfills no governmental function, but is simply misuse of his taxpayer-funded position to sow racial hostility.
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"Donald Trump is panicking, and using cruel attacks on immigrants to distract and sow fear," Castro wrote on Twitter.
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That same volatile U.S. trade policy has also helped sow doubt among U.S. manufacturers, resulting in slow business investment.
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She is willing to sow rumors about a colleague's sexuality to get ahead, though she loves another woman herself.
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This included Russian trolls attempting to meddle in elections by using social media in an attempt to sow discord.
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The Mueller indictments have renewed fears that Russians will once again be looking to sow discord in the process.
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At that time we talked to Rosanna Landis-Weaver, the compensation expert at shareholder advocacy group As You Sow.
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From dawn until early evening, for four months, they sow and transplant rice seedlings and later weed the paddies.
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"Burr added, "Their goal is broader: to sow societal discord and erode public confidence in the machinery of government.
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"I've expressed how upset I am that the Russians tried to use our tools to sow mistrust," he said.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has suggested the allegations were an attempt to sow discontent ahead of Russia's presidential elections.
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But it is only a matter of time - perhaps several decades - before the water arrives there too, Sow said.
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"We've had enough of these powerful voices that are trying to sow hate and division among us," Harris said.
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He continued to sow confusion on Thursday, during remarks in a photo op with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar.
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They could also sow chaos by sending phony alerts about the virus to the government workforce or the public.
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The Night Wolves motorcycle club has received support from Russians and has worked to sow chaos in Eastern Europe.
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If nations allow irresponsible minorities to dictate policy and sow division, what will keep them, too, from falling apart?
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"It's weirdly very political," said Aminatou Sow, a tech entrepreneur and co-host of "Call Your Girlfriend," a podcast.
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Such mixed messages sow confusion and do little to prevent further conflict, reassure the Turks or support the Kurds.
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"They believed that if all the truth were known, it would sow discord in the village," Mr. Lee said.
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The indictment does show that Russian operatives used social media — particularly Facebook — to try to sow division among Americans.
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"He kept throwing the cub around, taunting the sow to come back with her other cub," said Mr. Hodgson.
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Intruding into systems, corrupting voter rolls and taking down websites all sow chaos and erode confidence in the system.
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And that plan is still expensive: Sow told me she pays a monthly premium of $668 for her coverage.
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Prosecutors accuse the Russians of using social media to sow political discord — including actions that supported Donald Trump's candidacy.
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"We are angry about the things that have happened to us," said Aminatou Sow, a writer and podcast host.
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The Assad regime's intention was to keep the Kurds out of the rebellion and sow dissension among antigovernment groups.
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"They're hijacking the scientific process in a disingenuous way to sow doubt and jeopardize public health," Dr. Schillinger said.
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The defendants worked to "sow discord" and distrust in democracy among American voters by promoting Donald Trump and Sen.
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Nielsen said that U.S. democracy is "in the crosshairs" of foreign adversaries seeking to sow discord in American life.
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Moscow will look to "use elections as opportunities to undermine democracy, sow discord and undermine our values," Coats said.
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Trump gloated on social media, continuing his weeks-long push to sow discord between Sanders and his Democratic rivals.
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UK SAYS RUSSIAN MILITARY INTELLIGENCE CARRIED OUT "TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE" CYBER-ATTACKS TO UNDERMINE GEORGIAN SOVEREIGNTY AND TO SOW DISCORD
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" Forcing Germany into, essentially, servitude, he argued, "will sow the decay of the whole of civilized life of Europe.
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The authorities in Dénia have also said that the town plans to honor Mr. Sow with a special award.
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"I did what my heart told me to do," Mr. Sow told the newspaper, Levante-EMV, about the rescue.
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Such whacky statutes sow seeds of distrust, which blossoms into inconsistent obedience to the comprehensive, overarching rule of law.
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The United States also has said foreign entities continue to attempt to sow discord in the U.S. political system.
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Any future fund lending to the country may include conditions that sow discord between the country and its new patron.
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No victory can be held in the context of such injustice -- it will only sow the seeds of future opposition.
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Stoking fears of crime, disease, degeneracy, overt denialists tribalize individuals into opposing communities, sow hate and fear, and foster violence.
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"Contrary to Roof's desire to sow the seeds of hate, his acts did not tear this community apart," she said.
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China's sow herd fell by 22.3% in April from a year earlier, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said.
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IS has lost most of its territory in Syria, but it is still able to sow chaos in the country.
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The purpose of these trolling campaigns is often to simply sow discord among the process and taint the political discourse.
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And why sow disunity in the party, tipping the scales against candidates with robust climate platforms who could actually win?
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"You can sow the seeds, but yield depends on monsoon rains," said Mandlik, who lost his 2018 crop to drought.
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Many decades later, Charles still bore scars on his arms from an attack by a sow that nearly killed him.
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Researchers at Southern Cross University have been studying how to reap this harvest and sow a new generation of corals.
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As You Sow is a nonprofit of shareholder advocates that identifies publicly-traded companies that are doing good environmental work.
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In Kansas, farmers planned to sow 130,183 acres of cotton, the most ever, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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It may also help clear up common misconceptions about Snowden that work to sow distrust about his actions and motivations.
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Why it matters: The timelier the issue within the national conversation, the more effective it can be to sow confusion.
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"If you sow potatoes and dig them up straight away, you'll get nothing," he said two years into his presidency.
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Authorities have revived the case which dates back to 2011 and accuse NGOs of receiving foreign funds to sow chaos.
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It's a way to sow chaos in the party and create fodder for political ads ahead of 2020 Senate elections.
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There had been Grignac, a 19th-century sow who could sniff out a half-inch white truffle six feet underground.
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The absence of local news risks uninformed American citizens, and the spread of disinformation by those looking to sow discord.
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For the Russian leader, a victory for Ms Le Pen would offer an opportunity to sow dissent in the west.
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Why it matters: Russian actors used social media not just to meddle in the 2016 election, but to sow division.
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The Washington Post reports that American spooks are investigating "a broad covert Russian operation" to sow distrust in the elections.
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The information on plastic pellet spills will be included in a sustainability report later this year, As You Sow said.
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Instead, press secretary Sarah Sanders suggested questions about the incident were meant to sow discord among President Donald Trump's aides.
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The 1st SOW said the Spooky will remain on alert in case troops need it for strike or overwatch downrange.
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"I'm against large-scale raids that tear families apart and sow fear in communities," Hillary Clinton said in a statement.
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Their goal was to sow division among American citizens and foster distrust of the nation's institutions and its international alliances.
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Veterans were a key target of Russia's effort to sow discord and spread disinformation ahead of the 2016 presidential election.
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The pig herd was down 5.4 percent and the sow herd 5 percent last month from January, the data showed.
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"It was a guy in a blue shirt," said an employee of the store, Issa Sow, recalling a recent theft.
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The other culprits, according to U.S. intelligence, were Russian agents who wanted to sow political chaos and help Trump win.
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Igor Orlov said, "There is no evacuation," and he claimed that some reports about the incident sought to sow panic.
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Many of the ads were designed to sow confusion, anger and discord among Americans through messages on hot-button topics.
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The dossier alleges that Putin backed Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton in order to "sow discord and disunity" in America.
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Jihadists hate our compassion for refugees, because it disproves the claims about Americans they use to sow hatred and violence.
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"We always work toward further growth, and we will sow seeds for the further growth," he said at the time.
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These efforts seek to turn average people against their governments or against their fellow citizens and sow mistrust and discontent.
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As Axios' Sara Fischer and David McCabe reported last year, they aim to sow confusion and capitalize on political divisions.
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But it would sow an unwelcome seed of doubt about Putin's ability to continually master the theater of Russia's politics.
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How can Techland leverage its experience with mainstream games to sow the seeds for a new, successful farming simulation franchise?
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Merely tainting the integrity of the voting system might be enough to sow discord in the U.S on Election Day.
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If it goes to trial, defense lawyers would probably try to exploit that division and use it to sow doubt.
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Littlefinger scrapes himself off the bottom of the rankings with a devilish plot to sow discord between the Stark sisters.
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Presenting his argument first, Mr. Bart sought to sow doubt in the jurors' minds that Mr. Blackwell was the killer.
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But Trump has once again scored points with Putin — to sow discord within the E.U. and create uncertainty in Britain.
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"For two years, this President has used the most powerful platform in the world to sow hate & division," she tweeted.
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Those events taught him how to manage the nagging inner voice that can sow doubt and undermine confidence, he said.
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Canceling meetings or restricting domestic travel when contrary to government guidance can inadvertently sow panic and unnecessarily harm the economy.
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The creators of the Facebook pages posed as American activists to spread disinformation and sow discord during the election season.
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All Americans were implored to continue their normal routines and deny the goal of terrorists to sow fear and chaos.
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The whole buying Greenland discussion and Denmark trip cancellation could sow some discord, as could Trump's outspoken support of Brexit.
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By the beginning of 2016, the Russian strategy was in place, and the conspirators began their campaign to sow conflict.
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Russia has once again stepped up its interference efforts, officials have said, exploiting existing divisions among Americans to sow chaos.
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The plan included efforts to deter Western companies from investing in Iran, and operations to sow mistrust among Iranian officials.
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A claim that the terrorist leader had been killed, regardless of the evidence, would sow doubt among Islamic State fighters.
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One national security official said Russia's only clear aim, as of now, is to sow discord in the United States.
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"Part of our objective is to throw a little curve ball, inject a little friction, sow confusion," explained one official.
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It's further evidence that the foreign entities were looking to sow division and anger on the left and the right.
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We refuse to countenance a president who gives quarter to those who sow hate and injustice among the American public.
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" Burr noted that Russia's goal is "broader: to sow societal discord and erode public confidence in the machinery of government.
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"We just see BlackRock and Vanguard as being conflicted," said Andy Behar, CEO of shareholder activist group As You Sow.
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The 2018 midterm elections are a convenient event in a long-standing campaign to sow division in the United States.
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As the increasing demands of work sow anxiety among the elite, leisure time has become a zone heavy with contradiction.
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This post, supporting LGBT rights, was intended to "sow division" in America — not genuinely support the cause of LGBT rights.
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Moscow's aim, the intelligence community says, was to sow distrust in U.S. democracy, damage Clinton's electability and aid President Trump.
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I think the world is a smaller place, and we should embrace that, and not sow division and build walls.
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The American-led command has concentrated on striking midlevel commanders to try to sow confusion in the Islamic State's ranks.
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Mueller detailed a Russian campaign of hacking and propaganda to sow discord in the United States and help Trump win.
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The Republicans will seek to sow confusion at every turn, hoping voters will throw up their hands and give up.
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There is also a sense that Russia is seeking to sow doubt if and when a chemical attack takes place.
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On Wednesday morning, President Donald Trump predicted Sanders' demise in a tweet apparently aiming to sow discord in the party.
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It's unusual, however, to hear a world leader so blatantly seeking to sow divisiveness in a crowd of new friends.
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Someone who jumps at that choice straightaway may not need to experience the ill will that a threat might sow.
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Much of that content sought to sow social and political unrest around divisive issues like race, religion and LGBT rights.
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Sow says that the misquote would have been caught in fact-checking if anyone had contacted her to verify it.
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The DAP's supporters saw an effort to sow discord among the opposition, ahead of a general election due by next August.
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"We have issued a suspension of all the Maschhoffs, LLC Oklahoma sow operations while a thorough investigation is completed", Hormel said.
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Most importantly, the government says, those defectors sow suspicion among al Shabaab's leaders and encourage further defections by contacting former comrades.
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Those who sow fear in the hearts of their aides risk surrounding themselves with sycophants who deprive them of key information.
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The world's greatest bully pulpit can be used to bring people together or exacerbate tensions and sow the seeds of division.
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Image: LovenseFew things sow distrust faster than speculation that apps and internet-connected devices are surveilling their own users in secret.
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The campaign also saw GCHQ spread discord by spreading fake news in an effort to sow confusion among Islamic State's supporters.
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"We must sow a new way of being," says Dorita, almost in a whisper, on our way back from the ranch.
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Diggs and Wise both said local authorities were seeking to sow division and intimidation, in part by building a militarized presence.
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Traders are not overly concerned about possible delays yet, though, because large planting machines allow farmers to sow their crops quickly.
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The bots were tweeting messages that sought to sow doubt that Khashoggi's disappearance and suspected death is linked to the kingdom.
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"Brown has begun to sow doubt among members of the party about my character and mental health," Kaszuba said the statement.
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Seemingly uncoordinated, the indiscriminate violence highlighted the goal of Islamist militants determined to sow terror in disparate corners of the world.
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Observers were too quick to dismiss Kim's move as a charm offensive or a ploy to sow division in allied ranks.
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And when representatives of the White House sow doubt about it, experts say they're doing a disservice to the American people.
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Terrorism, taxes and Russia tribulations provided fertile ground for President Donald Trump and others to sow confusion over the past week.
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Some slum residents might be one or two generations out of slavery, said Sow, but have little to show for it.
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Most of them don't meet their match on The Bachelor or The Bachelorette and are free to sow their seed elsewhere.
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If that weren't enough, there's the Joker (Jared Leto) skulking around, trying to rescue Quinn and sow whatever chaos he can.
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Legacy is opening as farmers plan to sow less corn, a fertilizer-intensive crop, making crop nutrient sales a bigger challenge.
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Foreign actors are using bots, fake accounts and social media to meddle in our elections and sow discord in the country.
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On Monday it sought to sow chaos in five British cities as part of what it says is a "summer uprising".
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Such an odd and passive-aggressive decision, absent a larger articulated strategy, will only sow distrust and confusion in the alliance.
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Brookings' Mariama Sow and Amadou Sy look at management of the amazing metal vibranium in Wakanda, Black Panther's fictional African setting.
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Most of us on the other side counter that he wanted to sow discord into American society regardless of who won.
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The 4th Special Operations Squadron, part of the 1st SOW at the base, received its first upgraded J-model in March.
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But with humans behind the wheels and entropy at play, it's not as simple as till a row, sow a row.
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You would think the IP3 plan to sow the Middle East with American nuclear plants would be rejected out of hand.
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"Promise me you're not here to sow discord in the fields of my peace," her mother, Lady Mae (Lynn Whitfield), snarls.
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Trump says the sanctions are designed to punish -- not topple -- the Iranian regime for trying to sow terrorism and regional instability.
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Or—on the other hand—you can sow doubt about your competition, by implying there's something suspect about their apparent niceness.
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The goal is to sow enough doubt so that people are reluctant to make a call one way or the other.
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The South Sudanese accused the Sudan government of arming various ethnic groups to sow discord, particularly between the Dinka and Nuer.
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There's a time lag between carbon dioxide increase and subsequent effects, between the wind we sow and the whirlwind we reap.
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Yet the SPLC is attempting to sow division and discord — to silence dissent when we need to come together as Americans.
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Prosecutors described a plot to "sow division and discord" in the midterms that echoed Russia's efforts in the 2016 presidential election.
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Another, by a St. Petersburg "troll farm" known as the Internet Research Agency, used social media to sow discord and division.
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Russia's intention is certainly clear: to undermine the American voter's confidence in the elections and to sow discord among the public.
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One especially friendly sow routinely sat near Mr. Harvey and his portable sculpting table as if she were a paid model.
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" Twitter characterized the accounts as "attempting to sow discord by engaging in conversations about social issues, like race and civil rights.
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I use it for both lawn repair and to protect flower and vegetable seeds that I sow directly in the soil.
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Such corporate tactics can sow discord among neighbors who find themselves winners and losers in a lottery driven by energy markets.
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"I think she would sow as much discord as Trump has," the major Democratic donor who works in finance told me.
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A few years ago, I had a cameo role in the Russian concerted effort to sow division among the American people.
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Before the visit, Mr. Zarif complained that Ms. Haley's trip was intended to sow doubts about the viability of the accord.
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"Iran wants these groups to extend the borders of the regime's revolution and sow chaos and sectarian violence," Mr. Hook said.
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U.S. intelligence services have concluded that Russia interfered in that contest in order to sow division and ultimately help elect Trump.
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"We need a national campaign that celebrates Germany's multi-ethnic population and condemns those trying to sow division," she told Reuters.
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The intelligence community and lawmakers are carefully watching Russia's ability to sow misinformation as a way to advance its own interests.
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But now it is also launching a disinformation campaign to sap Taiwanese's trust in their institutions and sow discontent among them.
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A few days later, a local newspaper tracked down Mr. Sow, and moves are now afoot to reward him with residency.
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In an article published online in the Spanish newspaper El País on Wednesday, Mr. Caudeli, 39, was pictured with Mr. Sow.
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A disagreement over strategy threatens to sow division among Democrats, some of whom advocate finding ways to work with Mr. Trump.
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The Russians are accused of working to "sow discord" in the U.S. political system, in part through fake social media accounts.
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However, while Lavrov later said they had discussed this during their meeting, Ayrault sought to sow some doubt on the visit.
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Facebook offers the same means to sow chaos to anyone who bothers to create a page and spend a few dollars.
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Such actions sow fear in Latino communities, and open the door to racial profiling and the civil rights violations of Hispanics.
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The focus was to sow distrust among American leaders about the Magnitsky Act, and influence far more than Trump's inner circle.
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But almost all proclaimed defiantly that his murderous church rampage had failed in its mission to sow division and racist hate.
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A free throw by Amadou Sow gave the Gauchos their first lead of the game, 37-213, with 11:47 remaining.
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Instead of making their own investments, they sow uncertainty around the RFS, which hurts investment and job growth in rural America.
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Either option would sow discord among immigration advocates and deepen an already existing disillusionment with the Democratic party within the movement.
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" Just last week, President Donald Trump referred to Iran's government as a "brutal regime" whose "leaders sow chaos, death, and disruption.
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According to Sow, she had a single private conversation with Kohn in the back of a car last summer, after drinks.
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It was a "deliberate and premeditated action that aims to sow an environment of terror, both among authorities and citizens," he said.
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The idea being that a political actor is attempting to sow discord with damaging or embarrassing information about one party or another.
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Many in the opposition scorn talks, after three attempts since 2014 that Mr Maduro used merely to buy time and sow division.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray recently warned that Russian government agents were working around the clock to sow discord ahead of the election.
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This erosion of transparency -- along with the removal of other military constraints designed to limit civilian deaths -- will surely sow resentment abroad.
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Unable to sow a crop without rain, his son and older brother left last winter for New Delhi, to work as laborers.
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The same letter that it was later revealed Littlefinger had manipulated Lysa into sending, in order to sow chaos into Westerosi politics.
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Researchers also wrote that trolls have at times impersonated experts "in attempts to sow discord and false narratives" related to Latino issues.
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It depicts a rabbi lifting the tail of a sow and peeping at its behind, while Jewish children suckle on the animal.
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She says consumer groups and advocates like As You Sow have become more powerful and political with the help of social media.
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Google has disabled 210 YouTube accounts after it said China used the video platform to sow discord among protesters in Hong Kong.
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The effort was to sow confusion, not necessarily to influence the outcome of our elections but to make Americans question the process.
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It's part of an effort to sow confusion, distrust, and general chaos across the internet (and the world) via, ironically, fake news.
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Video circulating online shows prisoners rioting against guards and even razing tents in an effort to sow confusion, distract, and get away.
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And many local leaders and experts believe the current outbreak is yet another government-orchestrated effort to sow chaos in the region.
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They believe the system is vulnerable to faulty sensor readings and could sow confusion in the cockpit, making an accident more likely.
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"I&aposve expressed how upset I am that the Russians tried to use our tools to sow mistrust," he said on Wednesday.
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" As ISIS' territory and infrastructure are shrinking, the official said, "they are now resorting to more typical terrorist tactics to sow fear.
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The articles often argued, without much evidence, that the proposed laws would allow hackers to steal people's personal information and sow chaos.
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Sow, the Call Your Girlfriend host, says she and her fellow Wing members are capable of thinking critically about the company's contradictions.
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Samuel Alito on Supreme Court vacancy: 'We will deal with it' "You reap what you sow," McConnell said, according to the sources.
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And in India, Microsoft and the state government of Andhra Pradesh are helping farmers choose the best time to sow their seeds.
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Both Republican and Democratic lawmakers have said Russia intended to sow discord in the United States, spread propaganda and sway the election.
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Those wounds apparently healed enough for the companies to cooperate soon after, but today's ruling might sow yet more seeds of distrust.
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The report also pointed out that hacking can be used by adversaries to "sow confusion" by sending out false instructions to troops.
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Hilary Rosen, a Democratic strategist who supported Clinton in the primary, told The Hill that Trump was simply trying to sow discord.
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These glitches mostly cost the government tax revenue, sow confusion in business administration, or make ordinary updates to small businesses too costly.
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"It's very unclear what Exxon is going to do" at this point, said Danielle Fugere, president of shareholder advocate As You Sow.
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Let's use this moment of change to fix the fundamental problem of representation and mitigate the extremism and dysfunction it helps sow.
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Stories like this can sow fear in the Jewish community and beyond, and it is important to stop the spread of misinformation.
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Such a breach might not alter the official ballot count, but it could sow deep mistrust about the numbers that are broadcast.
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President Trump has used Twitter to promote a vile, extremist group that exists solely to sow division and hatred in our country.
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It is always the intent of the Russian intelligence apparatus to sow discord and division into the American political and cultural environs.
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Putin's overarching goal was to sow chaos in our democracy by pouring gasoline on the partisan fires already burning hotly in Washington.
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When you try to sow the seeds of doubt in people's minds about the legitimacy of our elections, that undermines our democracy.
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That withdrawal infuriated Iranian leaders, who accused the U.S. of reneging on its commitments and seeking to sow discord in the region.
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Plus, as long as the tribe suspects he may have an idol, JT can sow fear in the rest of the group.
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The report will be used to create confusion, sow divisions, to amplify partisanship and to undermine the credibility of our democratic processes.
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What is clear is that the act was meant to sow dangerous havoc — and that the plant's security systems can be breached.
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Just last week, we learned Twitter deleted 10,000 bot accounts working to sow discord and discourage voters from going to the polls.
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Whether it's in France or in Belgium, you have to sow it again in order for it to regain its natural qualities.
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"When you try to sow the seeds of doubt in people's minds about our elections, that undermines our democracy," Mr. Obama said.
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To move toward a more equitable system, we must reject efforts to sow dissent between minority communities, as Mr. Blum is doing.
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"I'm appealing directly to the Islamic State in West African Province," one of the officials, Mamadou Sow, said in a videotaped statement.
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Designed to terrorize local communities, sow instability and expose the impotency of Iraq's security forces, the Islamic State's strategy is paying dividends.
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But if you're choosing to sow mines in a minefield, you can't be too surprised if one blows up in your face.
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"Today's disclosure is further evidence that the Kremlin continues to exploit platforms like Facebook to sow division and spread disinformation," he said.
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And 13 Russian operatives were charged with trying to sow chaos in the presidential election and tip the vote toward Mr. Trump.
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He'll sow and enjoy as much mayhem as he can along the way, and somehow deems that preferable to the status quo.
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Furthermore, a close ally of Mr. Putin funded social media trolls, who aim to sow divisiveness to amplify negative stories about Mrs.
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Congressional Republicans, however, chose instead to sow uncertainty at every turn, hoping that a damaged reform law would be easier to repeal.
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Mr. Sow (pronounced So) spent much of his life as a physical therapist but in his 50s became a full-time sculptor.
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He cited a new client who wants to build eight 5,000-head sow farms this year, requiring 35,000 young sows in September.
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That's the word I got when I touched base yesterday with two groups active in this space: Ceres and As You Sow.
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One is spread by people who genuinely believe what they're saying; the other by those who aim to sow chaos and confusion.
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To be sure, the fiscal stimulus from lower tax rates and increased spending may sow the seeds of the rally's eventual demise.
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By allowing citizens to take part in the city's "re-design," it will hopefully sow the seeds of a new Hong Kong.
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The United States government formally accused Russia of trying to sow discord in the democratic process through its hacking in early October.
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Russian bots sow discord in our newsfeed by injecting false information, essentially hacking our minds by feeding us information that polarizes us.
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Congress questioned company representatives about how Russia used the social media platform to sow division and meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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The biggest danger is that their movement will sow enough doubt that more parents will refuse to let their children be immunized.
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Some conservatives now blame these schools for having helped sow what they regard as the dangerous modernist aspirations of Iran's middle class.
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Call it the other Trump effect, one that may sow caution among some European voters suspicious of the advances of populist politicians.
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The country has instead invested in "weaponized" information, using hacking, propaganda and other means to sow doubt and division in other countries.
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Deepfakes are most often discussed as a threat in the political realm, because of their potential to sow misinformation and fake news.
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The opposing covers have been circulated widely for years by conservatives attempting to sow doubt in the scientific consensus of climate change.
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" And Franken similarly criticized Facebook for "failing to catch a hostile foreign power using its platform to spread lies and sow discord.
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As a result, the parts of the country untouched by agro-ecology are starting to spray and sow like it's the 1980s again.
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As New Yorkers, we will not be intimidated and we will not stand by silently as some seek to sow hate and division.
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What they're saying: "The Kremlin won't stop their efforts to sow chaos and confusion," said Camille Francois, research and analysis director for Graphika.
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Why it matters: Experts tend to believe that Russia's social media propaganda campaign is a year-in, year-out assault to sow division.
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"You reap what you sow," said Manuel Valls, a Socialist former prime minister, who rejected his own party's candidate as too left-wing.
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"Part of our objective is to throw a little curve ball, inject a little friction, sow confusion," one unnamed official told the Post.
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" In fact, Zuckerberg started the call fuming, declaring that "I've expressed how upset I am that Russians used our tools to sow distrust . . .
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U.N. Special Rapporteur Tomas Ojea Quintana said ignoring human rights in North Korea while discussing denuclearization would sow the seeds of more problems.
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Some of those fake pages and accounts, which sought to sow national discord, set up real-life events to attract real Facebook users.
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The goal of the effort was to sow discord and exacerbate existing divisions in the United States, the US Department of Justice said.
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The attackers were potentially trying to blame these groups for the rallies in an effort to further sow discord in the political landscape.
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Known to sow terror in the streets of Helsinki, these villains ambush him from behind with a baseball bat, knocking him out cold.
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Abe was an accidental witness to his daughter's dirtiest sow yet, and it was as Chrissy Teigen cryface-worthy as you would expect.
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"There are those who want to sow destruction ... We must safeguard Jordan's stability and security," she said, adding that the government wanted dialogue.
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A grizzly bear family of five - a sow and four cubs focus their attention on an incomiing intruder at Katmai National Park, Alaska.
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The video was damning enough that Hormel issued a suspension of all of The Maschhoffs' Nebraska sow operations and ordered an independent investigation.
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He last fed the crop, also known as milo, to his sow herd about two years ago before China's demand drove up prices.
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" Francis spoke about Saturday's bombing in Syria, highlighting the plight of people caught in "a war that continues to sow horror and death.
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"Basically it's just like dating," said Aminatou Sow on the podcast Call Your Girlfriend, which she hosts with her best friend Ann Friedman.
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We urge Congress to continue its long, bipartisan tradition of investing in the seeds that will sow American-made innovation and economic growth.
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Increasingly there's evidence that the Russian government used Facebook to target Americans with misinformation and messaging to sow unrest during the 2016 election.
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On a sunny morning, Kinuthia and two employees are preparing a fresh strip of land to sow crops on his three-acre farm.
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It would send an unassailable signal to the American people that political point scoring trumps personal health and sow fear among our population.
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On Tuesday, the Fixer Upper star shared a photo of a sow and six newborn piglets resting peacefully on the family's farm property.
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The second is that Facebook's problems—its singular ability to sow discord between people and spread fake news—are baked into its DNA.
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In some areas of the Bundelkhand, farmers have been unable to sow any crops this year, they said, and animals are at risk.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Cruz Stirs Convention Fury in Pointed Snub of Trump" (front page, July 21): You reap what you sow.
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Voting rolls are also vulnerable; they are all computerized databases whose entries can be deleted or changed to sow chaos on Election Day.
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Numerous false narratives have been advanced to sow division in the American electorate, with few more pernicious than the myth of voter fraud.
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Obviously, opposition parties can profit indirectly from the kind of mass denial, and thus the intense opposition, that Trump is trying to sow.
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Russia believes that by disseminating enough false information about the most inflammatory areas of American politics, it can sow chaos in the system.
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"We know some foreign regimes will use any vehicle at their disposal to sow discord in the West," Media Secretary Jeremy Wright said.
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The government has long accused human rights groups of taking foreign funds to sow chaos and several are facing investigation over their funding.
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European leaders have argued that new regulation is the pillar of stability and removing them would sow the seeds of a fresh crisis.
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In Operation Check, the government sought to sow dissent in gang ranks by portraying the leaders of MS-13 as self-interested profiteers.
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Russian intelligence services are trying to incite violence by white supremacist groups to sow chaos in the United States, American intelligence officials said.
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The indictment charged the defendants over their role in the IRA efforts to sow discord and undermine the U.S. presidential election in 2016.
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She tries her damnedest to empty herself of her personality to embrace being Offred, the polite breeding sow who never questions her station.
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"They want to show force and sow chaos," national police chief Oscar Albayalde told DZMM radio, suggesting Abu Sayyaf was the prime suspect.
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However happy you may feel about what you're getting up to, there is always some "expert" ready to sow the seeds of doubt.
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"We were told by a man that women don't make podcasts," Sow said on the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka.
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The idea is not only to feed expanding world markets for these products, but to sow the seeds of a diversified Saudi economy.
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With Britain lurching out of the European Union, there is little desire to sow even more economic uncertainty, legal disruption and moral confusion.
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Mr. Weinstein planted stories to sow doubts about her credibility, said someone familiar with the efforts who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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Chinese internet trolls are spreading disinformation about the coronavirus in Taiwan, attempting to sow fear and distrust of the government among Taiwanese people.
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But some argued that his appearance March 18 on CNBC was intended to sow further fear and increase the value of the swaps.
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On Monday, Facebook removed five accounts and Twitter suspended 936 originating in China that the companies said were created to sow political discord.
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"I do think the Russians and the Chinese and others like to sow disruption in the American electorate," O'Brien said on This Week.
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Exhibited outside the French Cultural Center in Dakar in 1987, the Nuba series marked Mr. Sow as a talent of the first order.
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Separately, a coalition of As You Sow, the Church of England's investment managers and others yesterday announced shareholder resolutions targeting Exxon and Chevron.
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Where there is hatred, let me sow love; Where there is injury, pardon; Where there is doubt, faith; Where there is despair, hope.
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That could sow alarm in world markets while limiting global economic growth, potentially jeopardizing Mr. Trump's re-election bid, as the logic goes.
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"It's not surprising that Democrats will focus on trying to sow dysfunction, not governing, all in the name of politics," said AshLee Strong.
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Northern Gateway was frequently compared to Keystone by environmentalists seeking to sow opposition, and both projects were being planned at the same time.
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Still another claimed the assault was a plot by the United States to sow divisions in Turkey between the secular and the religious.
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He detailed a multipronged effort to finance pro-Beijing candidates, buy off voters and sow disinformation on television channels and on the internet.
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Social media has allowed these agents of distortion to sow distrust in reliable news outlets while simultaneously disseminating disinformation on an unprecedented scale.
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These are not major sticking points, and don't detract from the enjoyment of the book, but they do sow a bit of confusion.
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The Internet Research Agency had a "strategic goal to sow discord in the US political system" including the election, according to the indictment.
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But the actual solution calls for more of a long game: If we want a garden, we're gonna have to sow the seeds.
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They did so with a deep, broad and strategic effort led by a troll farm designed to push misinformation and sow confusion online.
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Few people want to see what might result from the union between a pig with human sperm and a sow with human eggs.
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Darrell L. Carver warned that the Taliban wanted a "catastrophic" attack to sow mistrust between the Americans and the Afghans they are advising.
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David's subsequent approach to production was extrapolated from his work as Sow Discord, with focus drawn towards sparse arrangements and low end frequencies.
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Slowly but surely, we are seeing the practical effects of the Trump administration's efforts to sow uncertainty over the Affordable Care Act's future.
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The segment falls in line with a previous promo local anchors were forced to read, which also aimed to sow distrust in media.
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They're trying to do what has been happening the last two years, which is powerful voices trying to sow hate and division among us.
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And there's the issue of Russian bots and fake news on Twitter, and other efforts to push propaganda and sow discord among U.S. users.
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By washing their feet, Francis told them, he was willing to do "the work of a slave in order to sow love among us".
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They're also trying to sow the same doubts about the other women — that they're not just liars but are motivated by money or fame.
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PRIESTAP: I think the primary goal, in my mind, was to sow discord, and to try to delegitimize our free and fair election process.
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Mr. Gitai conducts an inquiry of the consequences of political extremism, a case study of how inflammatory language can sow the seeds of violence.
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The raids against them will sow distrust and fear in all immigrant communities -- while doing absolutely nothing to help fix our broken immigration system.
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He notes that the best time to sow a seed is during a full moon, when soil productivity is at an all-time high.
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To match conservative success in the realm of ideological media, liberals would have to first sow deep distrust in non-ideological news sources. Possible?
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But ISPs have long succeeded in framing the debate as a partisan one to help stall progress, sow public dissent, and prevent legislative consensus.
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It had urged investors to vote no on the proposal filed by the non-profits As You Sow and supported by charity Oxfam America.
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The attack in Kirkuk last Friday, which involved several dozen militants, served another purpose: to sow suspicion between Kurds and Arabs in the city.
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Harmful content has proliferated on digital channels, amplified by algorithms that reward controversy and clicks, and exploited by anti-vaccine activists to sow mistrust.
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But UNFPA Cameroon head Barbara Sow is also seeking longer-term solutions, such as establishing a foundation for the treatment of obstetric fistula nationwide.
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" That indictment accused the operatives of having a "strategic goal to sow discord in the U.S. political system, including the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Congress finally published all of the political Facebook ads purchased by Russian groups hoping to sow discord before and after the 2016 U.S. election.
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"This is great news for modern medicine and for long-term shareholder value," said Austin Wilson, Environmental Health Program Manager at As You Sow.
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One big caveat: Russia is known to create false intelligence reports to sow confusion in the U.S., and Kislyak may have exaggerated his meetings.
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The Egyptian government has long accused human rights groups of taking foreign funds to sow chaos, and several are facing investigation over their funding.
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The higher-end Salty Sow is there, catty-corner to El Sapo, a Tex-Mex burger joint in a converted gas station/auto shop.
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Further hybrid breeding breakthroughs generated corn with leaves that grow more erect, allowing farmers to sow it more densely without starving plants of sunlight.
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Presidential Communications Secretary Martin Andanar on Sunday criticized media for reporting Duterte's statements on martial law and for headlines that "sow panic and confusion".
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This is the most plausible way an election hack could succeed, kicking up enough dust to sow doubt about any result the system produces.
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Finally, Littlefinger seems to have a plan to sow chaos among the Stark sisters, and that plan involves an old letter signed by Sansa.
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Wired reports that following the tragic shooting in South Florida on Wednesday, Russian bots "flooded Twitter" to spread pro-gun messaging and sow discord.
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"Offices of human rights defenders are raided, lobbed with explosives or burned to sow terror among them and the communities they serve," Palabay said.
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Likely its report will be designed to sow doubt rather than create finality, ignoring that this was all instigated by a fake, discredited dossier.
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The company has fielded heavy criticism from politicians over how Russian trolls spread misinformation and attempted to sow discord during the 2016 presidential race.
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The episode begins with the hosts, Aminatou Sow and Ann Friedman, reflecting on their choice of name from all the way back in 2014.
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They are trying to do what has been happening over the last two years, which is powerful voices trying to sow hate and division.
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He will think that his mission to sow divisions in the US and undermine the US-led liberal democratic order is bearing real fruit.
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Nielsen did say that the department is seeing consistent efforts from nation states to attempt to sow discord and influence Americans through social media.
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Japan is unlikely to move on the issue and Ms Kang's comments will sow seeds of mistrust between the two nations, while encouraging China.
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Even when these efforts are exposed, it's a winning formula for anyone seeking to sow further discord and doubt in the U.S. political landscape.
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While only 3.2% of Abbott shareholders supported the resolution, As You Sow filed similar resolutions until 2015, where 6% of Abbott shareholders supported it.
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The House Intelligence Committee heard alarming testimony Thursday that deepfake videos could be weaponized by foreign adversaries to sow divisions in the United States.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration continues its attempts to sow division within Caricom—a regional body that promotes cooperation and economic development among Caribbean communities.
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Oracle was also named the No. 2 on the list of companies with the most overpaid CEOs by governance watchdog group As You Sow.
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Media reports have indicated that Obama was slow to act on intelligence that the Russians had sought to sow discord in the U.S. election.
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"President Trump yesterday use Twitter to promote a vile, extremist group that exists solely to sow division and hatred in our country," said Khan.
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The shrinking hog and sow numbers come as the government steps up efforts to curb pollution in one of the nation's critical farm sectors.
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This is another transparent attempt to sow division b/t minority communities and distract from your own criminal behavior by smearing a Muslim woman.
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He agreed with state authorities that the violence is a reaction to the prison inspection, saying it was designed to sow terror among citizens.
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Moreover, Blinken said he believes that the latest White House crises play into the chaos that Russia has worked to sow since the election.
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In politics, there are "win-lose" elections, in which you accomplish your primary goal of winning but also sow the seeds for eventual defeat.
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But the question remains whether the issue will linger deeper into the 85033 Democratic nominating contest and sow doubts among the party's primary voters.
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Now, read the entire article, "Russia Sees Midterm Elections as Chance to Sow Fresh Discord, Intelligence Chiefs Warn," and answer the following questions: 1.
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He has repeatedly tried to sow discord between the Democratic Party's Jewish voters and those Muslim representatives, even as he deploys anti-Semitic tropes.
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Mr. Nimmo said governments would continue to find it difficult to stop groups committed to using online platforms to spread disinformation and sow discord.
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Top national security leaders had warned before the elections that Russia was engaged in a "pervasive" campaign to sow discord and influence American voters.
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As we suspected in 2016, plenty of groups buy Facebook ads to cause trouble or sow discord, rather than "merely" to sell you things.
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The goal of Russia's hack of the election was to sow chaos in the US political system and maybe even help elect Trump president.
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"Another day, another attempt to sow chaos and confusion," New York's Democratic Attorney General Letitia James, who is involved in the legal challenge, said.
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Those killings, and the subsequent attacks of 2015 and 2016, did more than sow fear: They also tore at the country's fragile social fabric.
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It has displayed a sophisticated command of social media to recruit potential jihadists from around the world, and to sow terror in the West.
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At first thought to be a gas explosion, the blast now appears to have been the hub of a wider plot to sow terror.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani called for unity ahead of Iran's parliamentary elections Monday, accusing the U.S. of attempting to sow discord within the country.
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ECB officials then proceeded to warn that Washington's proposed plan to deregulate the banking industry could sow the seeds of the next financial crisis.
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Russia's embrace of authoritarian leaders in Africa and military support in volatile countries like the Central African Republic and Guinea could sow political instability.
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The group has long criticized Facebook and has urged the company to investigate how Russian trolls exploited race to sow discord among U.S. voters.
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But Mr. Putin is clearly eager to have the sanctions lifted, and to sow divisions in the European Union on that policy and others.
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"They have continued to interfere in our public affairs and have attempted to sow division online among Americans on hot-button issues," said Nielsen.
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"The more we learn about it, the more we understand that highly sophisticated intelligence analysts tried to sow divisiveness within our country," she said.
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Is it an uptick in the garden-variety attempts to sow discord via fake social media accounts or large, hyperpartisan Facebook groups or pages?
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The Taliban posted a video of a small group of Afghan police officials surrendering early in the day, a clear attempt to sow panic.
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The Taliban posted a video of a small group of Afghan police officials surrendering early in the day, a clear attempt to sow panic.
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Lam urged peaceful demonstrators not to legitimize "the really violent protesters," in what some saw as an attempt to sow divisions in the movement.
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Over the weekend, conservative outside groups tried to sow discord between liberals and the Clinton-Kaine ticket by highlighting positions that could rankle progressives.
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The comments were intended to "sow doubt about the armed forces' ability to protect its people, (and) undermine trust in the army," he said.
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When Gorgui Lamine Sow heard shouts for help and saw the fire at a residence in eastern Spain last week, he didn't think twice.
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" President Nyusi earlier this year described the insurgents as "faceless evil-doers" who "sow terror, kill, destroy and plunder the goods of defenseless populations.
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A Kremlin-linked troll farm, the Internet Research Agency, seeded posts on Facebook and Twitter meant to sow discord and tear American society apart.
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The IRA was critical to the Russian government's efforts to sow discord to try to influence the outcome of the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Instead, its saboteurs sought to sow discord and mistrust among U.S. citizens, undermining our constitutional processes and faith in the integrity of our elections.
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The 352nd SOW truly appreciates the professional training with our Norwegian partners, and the increase of relationships and skill we collectively received this week.
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When the disease hit one of the company's 6,000-head sow farms in the northeast in November, local authorities did nothing, the official said.
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Street vendor Gorgui Lamine Sow was walking the streets of the coastal city of Denia on Friday when he heard screams coming from nearby.
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"Russia has been particularly aggressive in using its cyber capabilities, disinformation and other covert means to attempt to sow instability in America," Pompeo said.
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It is to bring humans into the conversation too, so they can start to see that, it's to sow discord within the media landscape.
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Why it matters: The troll playbook has shifted since the last election, when fringe internet actors sought to sow discord by spreading divisive messages.
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When they recreate and fuel their conflict here in America, and on college campuses, they only sow more division, distrust and make things worse.
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In his almanac he cautioned the farmer to "avoid the thirteenth of the waxing month for beginning to sow," though he doesn't explain why.
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Indeed, Trump capitalized on the crime uptick to sow panic about the state of the nation, and progressives foolishly ceded the issue to him.
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The disinformation campaigns are only one "active measure" tool used by Russian intelligence to sow discord among, and within, allies perceived hostile to Russia.
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From the unredacted portions, we can tell that it's about Mueller's findings on Russia's efforts to sow discord around the election using social media.
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Authorities there previously said the sow herd shrank by 41 percent in the seven months to February 2019, even after only reporting one outbreak.
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It needs to recognize that the attempts to test these changes will come from those who have used the platform to sow hate and division.
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Additionally, Trump's failure to distinguish between campaign collusion and Russia's blatant attack on our democracy allowed Putin to sow more discord during the press conference.
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Against another backdrop of a shameless and incessant Republican campaign to sow panic over Islamist terrorism, some liberals are accusing the occupiers of committing terrorism.
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Presidents reap what they sow in foreign policy, even if it takes time for initial decisions made early in their terms to reshape the world.
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We&aposre playing with fire — those who with their words sow the seeds of violence must at least be aware violence will come to harvest.
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The United States has accused the Russian government body of meddling in U.S. politics with social media posts meant to spread misinformation and sow discord.
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In recent years, Russia's military has become more assertive and more capable, directed by the Kremlin to probe for weaknesses, sow uncertainty and exploit opportunities.
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Being able to sniff out bullshit is kind of important when you're helping to swing elections and sow chaos at the highest levels of government.
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Officials with health advocacy group As You Sow said they have been working with Restaurant Brands on its antibiotics policy for more than a year.
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Chen's report was the first to expose Kremlin attempts to sow information chaos in the west before the 2016 presidential election in the United States.
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"I think the primary goal, in my mind, was to sow discord, and to try to delegitimize our free and fair election process," Priestap said.
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The indictment details how the accused allegedly used social media like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter to attempt to disrupt and sow discord during the election.
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A bad actor looking to sow division in the country might use such information to create ads exploiting some people's disdain for the then-president.
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And the Kremlin-linked Internet Research Agency tried to influence the election and sow discord in its aftermath via a widespread campaign on social media.
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In early September, Kirsten Han began seeing messages on Facebook and Twitter calling her a "treacherous sow" and saying she should be executed for treason.
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If the legislature opts to redraw district lines again, it is almost certain to sow chaos among the 10 Republicans who hold seats in Congress.
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In June, Viall, 36, admitted that relationships within Bachelor Nation can be difficult — a confusing statement, given that the franchise is meant to sow love.
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Take it from two besties: When they moved across the country from each other, Aminatou Sow and Ann Friedman committed to scheduling weekly phone calls.
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The Russians "want to sow as much confusion as possible and undermine our process in ways they've done elsewhere," said a senior Obama administration official.
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Their idea of getting things done is to dupe the boss — an idea that, if it worked, would only sow the seeds for later disasters.
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This week's been jam-packed with revelations about how Russia sought to sow discord and drive support of Donald Trump during the 2016 presidential elections.
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Inject human stem cells from a patient who needs a new heart into the embryo and then place it into the womb of a sow.
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Russia's Internet Research Agency "had a strategic goal to sow discord in the U.S. political system, including the 2016 U.S. presidential election," the indictment states.
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Gain control of critical infrastructure, co-opt the media to spread disinformation and sow the seeds of discontent, and spy on everyone within the government.
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Did it have something to do with the hearings on Capitol Hill about Russian trolls using social media to sow division among the American people?
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It reckons that its system can increase to 32 the number of piglets per sow per year, a measure of efficiency in the pig business.
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Instead, the goal appears to be to sow dissension and raise doubts about the US political system, according to US intelligence and law enforcement officials.
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What do you do with a technology that could restore the voices of people who have lost theirs — but also sow chaos and incite violence?
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The fog around who is responsible for such attacks allows Mr Putin to deny the Russian state's involvement, while benefiting from the fear they sow.
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And like those pieces of legislation, Alabama's pending abortion ban is likely to sow mass confusion and panic even though it is not in effect.
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But here's the thing: not going out means those whose only goal is to sow the seeds of fear—terrorists and fascists—get to win.
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HIGH-TECH COMPLEXITY Yangxiang spent 16,000 yuan per sow on its new farm, about 500 million yuan total, not including the cost of the pigs.
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In retrospect, Trump's effort can be seen as a pre-emptive attempt to sow distrust of the messengers who may reveal unpleasant truths about him.
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In addition, As You Sow, a non-profit shareholder advocacy group, ranks select publicly-traded companies based on how well they are addressing clean energy.
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"You reap what you sow," McConnell said at an awkward White House meeting this month, two sources familiar with the session told CNN's Manu Raju.
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Most experts say that a vote for a so-called Brexit would sow uncertainty in the global economy and would almost certainly hurt Britain's economy.
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Mueller told the Journal that Mueller's probe has already revealed wide-ranging efforts by Russia to sow discord and meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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By now, we have all become aware of the Russian active measures campaign to sow discord in the United States during the 2016 election season.
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Luckily, there was a large sow named Tickles, who lived on a far away farm that was willing to help Pickles and save the day.
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Several non-governmental organizations (NGOs), most involved in rights work, are embroiled in a long-running investigation, accused of receiving foreign funds to sow chaos.
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As for consumers, the mere announcement of the newly expanded recall is likely to sow more confusion in what has been a dizzyingly complex problem.
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The key Trump pledge, which he displayed but never honestly voiced, was to bring a destructive brand of leadership that would sow dismay and despair.
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But Putin has long been eager to sow transatlantic discord and ease his own nation's isolation, which had deepened following the 85033 annexation of Crimea.
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Civics, Politics, Government, Economics, Business and Education By SOMINI SENGUPTA They may put pressure on the global economy, sow political unrest and spur mass migration.
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Luntz is a former influential climate change denier who authored the now-infamous 2002 memo advising the Republican Party to sow confusion about global warming.
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The Heart of Texas page further illustrates how Russia sought to leverage social media to sow division in the U.S. during the 85033 presidential campaign.
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Secretary Perry's attempts to sow doubt about the causes and impacts of climate change is a threat to the health and safety of all Americans.
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Soon is affiliated with the core groups that anchor the campaign to sow climate doubt—the Heartland Institute, CEI, and the CO2 Coalition, among others.
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In Fujian province, Shenzhen Jinxinnong Technology Co Ltd also plans to invest 150 million yuan ($24 million) in two five-storey sow farms in Nanping.
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The social media network has faced increased scrutiny and criticism for its platform being used by groups to sow division and spread disinformation in elections.
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Mueller revealed that 13 Russians and 3 companies were allegedly involved in attempting to sow dissent in the U.S. prior to and after the election.
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Say I changed on you but I feel like you changed on me, I say my prayers and you gone sow just what you reap.
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"We, I think, already knew the Russians were using paid social media trolls to try to influence the election, try to sow discord," Schiff said.
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But the pressure tactics are also likely to sow more of the bitterness that has come to dominate Mr. Sanders's primary battle with Mrs. Clinton.
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Earlier this season, Baelish attempted to sow some doubts in Sansa's mind about Jon, as a way to weasel himself back into her good graces.
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In Fujian province, Shenzhen Jinxinnong Technology Co Ltd also plans to invest 150 million yuan ($24 million) in two five-story sow farms in Nanping.
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HIGH-TECH COMPLEXITY Yangxiang spent 16,000 yuan per sow on its new farm, about 500 million yuan total, not including the cost of the pigs.
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It combined a desire for American global dominance, imposed by force, with an almost messianic belief that this dominance would naturally sow freedom and democracy.
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"You look at what Russia did, buying some Facebook ads to try to sow dissent and do it, and it's a terrible thing," Kushner said.
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"Old demons are reawakening, ready to sow chaos and death," he said, warning of how ideology, religion and a disregard for facts could be exploited.
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"This policy is good news for modern medicine and for long-term shareholder value," said Austin Wilson, environmental health program manager at As You Sow.
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And that has enabled domestic political campaigns — not just foreign evildoers — to use Facebook to sow division and spread disinformation with astonishing scale and speed.
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Inside an electric fence, a litter of pup-size piglets scampered around a fat black sow, miniature hooves flinging muck over their darkly mottled coats.
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There's a reason why, when the Russians wanted to sow division in the American election, they focused their social media trolling on America's racial divisions.
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" Sow, a digital consultant by day, co-hosts the weekly show "Call Your Girlfriend" with Ann Friedman, a magazine journalist and her "long-distance bestie.
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And, if not, was that because Mr. Sayoc lacked skills as a bombmaker or because the devices were intended only to sow terror and division?
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Russia's only goal, those supporters have insisted, was to sow chaos, and thus it could not have colluded with a campaign it cared little about.
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Clinton's campaign and director of the Alliance, sees Ms. Gabbard as a potentially useful vector for Russian efforts to sow division within the Democratic Party.
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That's why we will also expand authority for American armed forces to target the terrorists and criminal networks that sow violence and chaos throughout Afghanistan.
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China also showed its hand during Taiwan's 2018 election, employing its "50-cent army" of online trolls to sow propaganda and weaken the ruling party.
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State Department analysts found that Russian-linked Twitter accounts sought to sow confusion in South American nations that oppose the Moscow-backed government in Venezuela.
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Sanders denies he ever said this, and the fight, some worried, would sow division among progressives and benefit centrist Joe Biden — and possibly President Trump.
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Officials with health advocacy group As You Sow said they have been working with Restaurant Brands on its antibiotics policy for more than a year.
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A few years after Senegal gained its independence in 1960, Mr. Sow returned to Dakar and began offering physical therapy services at Le Dantec Hospital.
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" Trump used his speech to the UN Tuesday to ask "all nations to isolate Iran's regime" and its leaders who "sow chaos, death and destruction.
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"Violent extremist organizations like ISIS or Lebanese Hezbollah or al Qaeda continue to sow hatred, destroying peace and murdering innocents across the globe," Mattis said.
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There are plenty of malign actors, Russia included, ready to capitalize on that vulnerability -- through weaponizing information or amplifying mistruths -- to sow doubt in democracy.
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And look, this is the way that Trump deals with things — to rebut and sow anger and point blame in other places and so forth.
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Ms. Le Pen "was seeking, like after every tragedy, to take advantage of it, in order to sow division," said the prime minister, Bernard Cazeneuve.
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The NDA/BJP government is taking India down the slippery slope of religious majoritarianism, and when you sow the wind you only reap the whirlwind.
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Nevertheless, analysts said on Wednesday that if the attackers' object was to sow chaos at the highest levels in Ukraine, M.E.Doc provided an ideal way.
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" The campaign said that all of the stolen documents were "legal" and "authentic" but that fake ones had been added to "sow doubt and disinformation.
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Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterTrump trade deal likely to sow division in Democratic presidential field Krystal Ball: Is this how Bernie Sanders will break the establishment?
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It is here that Geralt accepts the Law of Surprise after saving Pavetta's beloved Duny, tying himself to whatever Duny should sow after Geralt's help.
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