Rather, it's that sowing doubt is much easier than telling the truth — and the Russian government is incredibly good at sowing doubt, even among Western publics that barely read Russian state media.
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But his campaign of sowing fear seems to be working.
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Sharp price falls would deter them from sowing beet altogether.
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She is sowing fear of the unknown into patriotic hearts.
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We all know about the concept of reaping and sowing.
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Are they playing into the Russian hands by sowing doubt?
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This is about sowing new seeds and strengthening old roots.
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Far from stabilising Libya, Mr Haftar is sowing more chaos.
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RUBIO: And he's also sowing instability in the Middle East.
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Pirates are sowing terror along the Amazon River in Brazil.
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He is to blame for sowing the seeds of division.
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The killings continued for more than two years, sowing panic.
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And you wonder whether that's going to start sowing doubts.
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The politicians are spreading disinformation and sowing panic in society.
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It focuses on sowing doubt about Western governments and institutions.
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He was instrumental in sowing doubts about President Obama's birthplace.
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Sowing distrust undermines the integrity of the agents and analysts.
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"The rain has hampered winter barley sowing quite a bit in France and the UK, and there will be some sowing intentions that won't be fulfilled," Benoit Fayaud of crop analysts Strategie Grains said.
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This only furthers Russia's goal of sowing division and spreading misinformation.
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In Guerrero, Los Ardillos cartel, or "The Squirrels," is sowing terror.
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He chides religious leaders in the "faith business" for sowing divisions.
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We can't solve our problems by building walls and sowing division.
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Still, Siegel is not above sowing self-deprecating cushions of doubt.
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This helps his goals of undermining our credibility and sowing confusion.
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Actually, it was largely New Yorkers who were sowing the chaos.
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YOU SAID THEY'D BE SOWING THE SEEDS OF THEIR OWN DEMISE.
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In one moment he's sowing chaos among America's most important allies.
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Before, we were walking around in Converse when it was sowing.
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MS-13 operates in loose local cliques, sowing fear and violence.
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Was it a major success in reducing poverty and sowing prosperity?
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"Dozens of false Renners had sprouted up, sowing chaos," he wrote.
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He also began sowing division between her and her eldest daughter.
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In sowing gratitude, you plant the seeds of your future success.
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It's sowing the seeds for potential instability and volatility in the future.
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Australian farmers begin sowing crops in late April, typically after heavy rains.
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All in the name of sowing chaos during a divisive election cycle.
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Critics of Hunter Biden have sought other areas ripe for sowing disinformation.
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Cotton sowing in Pakistan starts from April and harvesting begins in July.
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Mark 4:13-20, a passage about sowing seeds on good ground.
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Adam should be sowing fear and paranoia, not attempting a Cartesian proof.
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The problem: Buttigieg did not publicly endorse Ellison, sowing confusion among members.
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" Or the heat in Mexico: "The sun was sowing him a migraine.
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Instead, Russia is choking Trump's presidency -- and sowing chaos in the country.
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Cotton sowing was down 4 percent, while rice planting lagged 4.2 percent.
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"Most millionaires believe in the law of sowing and reaping," Smith says.
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Predatory powers have exploited American weakness to steal factory jobs, sowing despair.
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Iran and Hezbollah, Hariri said, are "sowing strife" in the Arab world.
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Russia is sowing divisiveness in an effort to sway voters, or worse.
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Mr. Trump's disdain for this process is sowing confusion around the world.
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Russian hackers are sowing discord through disinformation and working to undermine elections.
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"It&aposs about sowing confusion, and destroying the field of political trust."
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Sowing uncertainty on the potential employment of nuclear weapons is extremely dangerous.
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CNN is eroding the fabric of America, proselytizing, sowing distrust and disharmony.
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This is doing everything that (Russian President Vladimir) Putin ever wanted, sowing doubt about whether or not our justice system is fair, sowing doubt about whether or not there is anything that is remotely consistent with our Constitution.
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An election called to bring stability has ended up sowing discord and division.
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HEGSETH: Well is the Democratic Party sowing the seeds of its own destruction?
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Before that, freezing conditions held up sowing, and scythed through the lambing season.
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But there are few people who are better at sowing chaos than Sandra.
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Mr Couillard, who was then in opposition, accused the government of sowing division.
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"What you're sowing now is an ability to rapidly do that," Khan said.
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Australian farmers will begin sowing wheat for the 2019/20 season in April.
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Is the Sanders movement sowing the seeds of destruction for the Democratic coalition?
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"This wasn't about sowing doubts or pushing for any particular outcome," Halderman says.
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Muhammad Khan spent $2,000 on wheat seed which he finished sowing on Nov.
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Amy Tuteur is sowing distrust by feeding a "witch hunt" mentality against C.P.M.s.
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The aim, they said, was sowing discord, damaging Clinton and helping Trump win.
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REVISIT THAT TOPIC FOR ME. RUTLEDGE: THAT HBO WOULD BE SOWING THE SEED?
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Trump's Republican and Democratic rivals accused him of sowing tension with divisive rhetoric.
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And they're combatting coronavirus-related election disinformation aimed at sowing panic and confusion.
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Some popular algorithms are proprietary and opaque, stymieing independent evaluation and sowing mistrust.
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But the White House refused to go along, sowing doubts about future payments.
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Many questioned the wisdom of an executive sowing doubts about his own product.
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Paris futures drew support as well from concerns about rain disruption to sowing.
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Republicans focused in particular on the Crown Prince's particular role in sowing instability.
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About the fear that robots are on the verge of sowing mass unemployment.
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It's about sowing those seeds that'll make people walk away mulling it over.
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A third attempt at passing a deal failed on Friday, sowing more confusion.
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Heavy rain in eastern Argentina this month has caused some delays in wheat sowing.
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When it comes to sowing mistrust in the intelligence community, Trump's made his bed.
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In Russia, though, warm and rainy weather has speeded up sowing in recent weeks.
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Shaquille O'Neal may be sowing the seeds for a new Basketball Wives spin-off.
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It's unclear how Russia would go about sowing doubt in the German electoral process.
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It's just that she's clearly moved on from sowing wild oats to wild rice.
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Brexit is sowing chaos and possibly heralding the fragmentation of the 28-member union.
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The untimely rains also delayed winter sowing of wheat, chickpeas, vegetables and other crops.
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And the Iraqi capital has always been its most fertile ground for sowing fear.
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Still, the French themselves seem to be perfectly capable of sowing their own confusion.
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Other farmers prefer to continue sowing seeds from their own harvests, SOWEDA's Ngalle said.
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Russia opted against lustration back in the 1990s for fear of sowing social division.
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Sowing doubt about whether or not there is anything remotely consistent with our Constitution.
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He also accused Iran of sowing chaos and promised further sanctions on the country.
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Something about how my grandma, Talia, had been sowing trouble at the nursing home.
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All autumn long, the squirrels have been sowing nuts and acorns across the landscape.
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Maybe that's because Trump was once again sowing doubt about his commitment to NATO.
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This is what he did in 2016: fear mongering, division, sowing discord, demonizing immigrants.
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CNN also reported that Trump appears to be sowing discord within his current ranks.
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Most designers who do two brands are worried about sowing confusion by co-mingling.
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The water act prohibited nursery sowing before May 10 and transplanting before June 10.
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Mr. Trump got where he is on the reality-TV principle of sowing chaos.
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In Russia, though, the sowing is still running ahead of the last year's pace.
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Turning neighbor against neighbor and sowing division at a time when we desperately need unity.
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Sowing chaos at the district or precinct level appears to be within hackers' current capabilities.
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Misinformation is a means for sowing hatred, so there is more clamoring for war-mongering.
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But for many Thais the gesture appears not to be dispelling misgivings but sowing confusion.
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The CEO is hardly alone in intentionally or otherwise sowing confusion around his credentials, however.
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They would also serve Mr Putin's goal of sowing division in the EU and NATO.
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Cotton sowing is down 9.4%, while soybean planting has lagged by 51% during the period.
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He accused Iran, the Saudis' arch-rival, of sowing "devastation and destruction" in the region.
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In fact, it has consistently sought to undermine them, sowing dangerous instability around the world.
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And by merely sowing skepticism, Russia essentially escaped any real scrutiny for murdering 10 people.
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But the House Science Committee seems at ease with sowing distrust of government climate scientists.
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Winter barley sowing was 81% complete and also eight days behind the five-year average.
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There's just something about sowing your wild oats and getting them out of your system.
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The government, which is dominated by the royal family, claims the opposition is sowing discord.
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The rapeseed harvest was dented by a steep fall in area after drought-disrupted sowing.
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"Putin likes sowing chaos and his acoustics establishment has the requisite technical expertise," he said.
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When the sun goes down, it appears as though the monument's shadow is sowing them.
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A group descends on a local Walmart, Home Depot, or Target, intent on sowing chaos.
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When sowing is delayed, sometimes that means that reporting on the crop is delayed, too.
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"They are capable of doing damage, they are capable of sowing further disarray," Schiff said.
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Yet they're now being tested by a revanchist Russia intent on sowing division and mistrust.
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Putin has dismissed Navalny as a troublemaker bent on sowing chaos on behalf of Washington.
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During the Obama administration, he warned that the Fed was sowing the seeds of hyperinflation.
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Bullock lost an election: While Hearst was sowing dissent, Deadwood was preparing for an election.
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But the deployment has still disrupted the flow of migrants, above, sowing fear among many.
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Cotton sowing was down 12%, while soybean planting has lagged by 57% during the period.
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We are one people, few in number, and we must stop sowing division among ourselves.
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The episode was yet another example of Mr. Trump's predilection for sowing confusion and uncertainty.
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Making matters worse, cyber-enabled disinformation campaigns are sowing distrust in science, institutions and nations.
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He also said that Mr. McCrory was sowing "confusion and fear" with his postelection speeches.
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Castro had taken his eyes off the real goal—defeating Donald Trump—sowing discord instead.
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Wheat futures drew support from adverse conditions for northern hemisphere sowing and southern hemisphere harvesting.
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Four of the group, accused of "sowing corruption on earth", could be sentenced to death.
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Wheat prices drew some support from sowing difficulties in Europe and the Black Sea region.
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Wheat prices drew additional support from sowing difficulties in Europe and the Black Sea region.
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Focus on mild winter and state of plants after rain-disrupted sowing in northwest Europe.
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Instead, it hints that the Clintons should have just started killing people and sowing chaos.
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They're creating errors for themselves as they go, sowing the seeds for the legal attacks.
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They have been lauded as innovative and convenient in addition to being derided as sowing inequality.
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Here too, however, Trump's own record of sowing mistrust will make his team's jobs more difficult.
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Sowing unsubstantiated doubt about "election integrity" could have negative consequences for how we administer our elections.
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This plays to the President's strength of sowing division among Democrats and dictating the national narrative.
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Other, likelier forms of chaos include populist politicians bent on sowing division, or even international violence.
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This is most obvious in the chaos and destruction Iran is sowing across the Middle East.
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CNN national security analyst Peter Bergen blames a more complex regional breakdown for sowing the attacks.
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Russia's campaigns spread propaganda and disseminate private information with the aim of sowing discord among Americans.
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Instead, Republicans have focused on sowing fear — fear of Nancy Pelosi's liberal culture taking over America.
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The ministry said farmers have completed this year's sunflower sowing which is at 5.74 million hectares.
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Trump opened Sunday with a series of tweets sowing doubt about the legitimacy of the election.
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Indian farmers have started sowing new season wheat that will be ready for harvesting from March.
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A Russian agenda of sowing discord in the U.S., regardless of political party, is not new.
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Durum wheat sowing was less advanced, with 54 percent of the planned area sown by Nov.
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Late sowing typically reduces yields and increases the risk that inclement spring weather could damage crops.
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We're going out there and, by working and voting, we are sowing the seeds of justice.
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Before the battle of Kobani became a high point of Kurdish pride, it began sowing mistrust.
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Both partners also see potential in applications like sowing seeds for new crops from the air.
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"Sowing work is progressing but the low water reserves will need to be monitored," Caldumbide said.
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German farmers have planted more spring grains partly because of the difficulty in sowing winter crops.
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We can't tell them to simply trust the experts, especially when people are deliberately sowing distrust.
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Perhaps a well-paid opposition has been more successful in sowing doubt than we had feared.
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On Sunday, the government announced the curfew would be extended indefinitely, sowing panic in the country.
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But lately the institution looks vulnerable, sowing worries that global commerce itself may be in jeopardy.
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RT America, a network known for sowing disinformation, has a new alarm: the coming '5G Apocalypse.
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The area harvested this summer was down around 30% from last year after drought decimated sowing.
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" Part of splitting the opposition, he wrote, is sowing division "by pitting populists against the establishment.
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"The Russians are about sowing mistrust about institutions that is there already, feeding it," he said.
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Between the sowing and the reaping comes the naughty pleasures of misreading: soft-core but sweet.
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Many believe Trump is sowing the seeds for white supremacist hate crimes, xenophobia and other strange fruit.
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Russia is finishing 45's grain harvesting and the sowing of winter grains for the 2019 crop.
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Dragos' findings back up FireEye's warning that the group seems to be sowing infections for destructive attacks.
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The key concern, experts feel, is public perception: Sowing distrust is easily achieved even without successful hacks.
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Clinton has accused the Trump campaign of empowering white nationalists and sowing racial division with its rhetoric.
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It wasn't explicitly about Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, it was about sowing social and political unrest.
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Clear, honest messaging will help us build on this popularity and prevent lookalike proposals from sowing confusion.
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"But good rainfall in next few days can bring down stress level and accelerate sowing," Desai said.
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Social media — especially Facebook — has failed miserably at protecting user privacy and blocking miscreants from sowing discord.
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It's the job of executives to streamline, to learn how to build success without sowing future failure.
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Security experts on Twitter noted that the Trump administration is sowing more baseless fear, uncertainty, and doubt.
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The ads were aimed at suppressing the votes and sowing discontent among the electorate, the sources said.
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Trump defended his response during a rally Tuesday night in Phoenix, accusing the media of sowing division.
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Among chief executives, persistent trade frictions, worldwide economic weakness and reports of labor shortages are sowing disquiet.
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U.S. President Donald Trump seems determined to unravel helpful regulation at home while sowing needless enmity abroad.
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Fossil fuel companies, by sowing doubt and driving division, helped bring partisanship into the climate change conversation.
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" He said the Kremlin&aposs intentions then, and now, have been "aimed at sowing discord and divisiveness.
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Security experts on Twitter noted that the Trump administration is sowing more baseless fear, uncertainty, and doubt.
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"Soy planting area has grown thanks to a reduction in planned corn sowing," the exchange report said.
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But this style of thought is also nourished by a consumer culture that profits from sowing doubt.
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Normally, Russia would be rubbing its hands with glee at anything sowing dissension in the NATO ranks.
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The result was a brutal recession that assailed the Russian middle class, sowing joblessness and eroding savings.
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"When we buried Gauri, we were actually sowing her," he said at a literary festival in January.
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Interviews with Julian Assange and mentions of George Orwell are sprinkled throughout, sowing a sense of paranoia.
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Rather, by sowing chaos and fear, the president's comments produce the very effect intended by the attacks.
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The crackdown is sowing turmoil and confusion on the long migrant trail through Central America and Mexico.
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That is sowing confusion as the April deadline for filing the first returns under the law approaches.
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But in her 20s she came to regret the divisiveness she said the right wing was sowing.
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The sowing of summer crops such as rice, soybeans and corn has been lagging as a result.
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This idea lives on in the French phrase 'sowing basi' (semer le basilic) which means 'to rant.
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Then, right on schedule, he tweeted his disdain for the media, blaming it for sowing seeds of hatred.
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And the news agencies are to blame, sowing lies, misleading the public, with their vitriolic news headlines & reporting.
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The potential for sowing chaos and spreading fear in confined areas like sports stadiums should be fairly obvious.
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Free speech has become a partisan issue, a debate sowing division across football stadiums and campus lawns alike.
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Night after night, salvos of missiles rained down indiscriminately on our neighborhood, sowing unimaginable death and destruction. 5.
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This housing decline caused financial stress by sowing uncertainty about the value of bonds backed by subprime mortgages.
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He has experimented with plant spacing, finding that sowing maize seeds farther apart produces bigger, more marketable cobs.
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They accused him of sowing confusion and Burke has said he has a right to "correct" the pope.
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Many lived by timeless rural rhythms, sowing rice in the spring and harvesting green stalks in the autumn.
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My reading of Trump's Fox & Friends appearance was that it was all about sowing doubts about Clinton's health.
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People denying science... turning neighbor against neighbor and sowing division at a time when we desperately need unity.
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The recent demonetisation scheme has badly hit farmers, leavng them without cash just ahead of sowing winter crops.
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While they appeared to be anti-government extremists, their main motivation seems to have simply been sowing chaos.
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FROM a cavernous office in a posh part of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's capital, Mahathir Mohamad is sowing dissent.
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Maize sowing had benefited from favorable conditions, with frost and drought not seen threatening emerging crops, they added.
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In his shock resignation speech, Saad al-Hariri accused Iran and Hezbollah of "sowing strife" in the region.
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Seeds you've been sowing since the corresponding solar (new moon) eclipse this past March 8 could magically manifest.
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The "America first" policy has also contributed to the dollar's strength by sowing uncertainty in global financial markets.
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Clinton, Mr. Trump criticized his likely opponent for her foreign policy, again sowing some conspiratorial bent on Mrs.
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There's little to be gained from this other than propagating racist misconceptions and sowing distrust in the media.
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These men organize by sowing hatred and division, including, anti-Semitism, homophobia and a chauvinistic model of manhood.
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The art of civil conversation has largely been lost in America, sowing distrust and a lack of understanding.
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In rural areas, demand has softened as farmers are focusing on sowing of summer-sown crops, Jain said.
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Most disturbingly, it has been wildly successful - sowing discord in our nation and shaking faith in our institutions.
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On healthcare, Trump largely deferred to Ryan's office, which drafted the bill in secret, sowing mistrust among conservatives.
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The gunman in a mass shooting does the same thing, sowing terror among his targets and the public.
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That would underscore what analysts say is Russia's true interest — sowing political discord in democracies, regardless of ideology.
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That indictment said the Russians mounted an illicit social media campaign aimed at sowing political discord, undercutting Mrs.
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It has put sowing a bit behind (schedule) because of which productivity will be low, pushing prices higher.
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Burr said the effort appeared to be more about sowing chaos on both sides of the political spectrum.
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It could also impact employment of fresh college graduates and hinder critical sowing activities for agriculture in spring.
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They are part of a well-established handbook for sowing widespread distrust through conspiracy, propaganda and misinformation online.
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Warren invoked Dr. King when she spoke about the division President Donald Trump is sowing in the country.
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A narrower bill wouldn't impact the Russians, who stand accused of sowing political dissension, not running campaign adds.
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Buttigieg discussed diversity among the 2020 Democratic candidates and slammed Trump's rhetoric as sowing division in the country.
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All the while, he said, he watched Mr. Netanyahu sowing division and hatred at his Sunday cabinet meetings.
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Most disturbingly, it has been wildly successful — sowing discord in our nation and shaking faith in our institutions.
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Garcia's artist mother taught her how to paint murals, sowing the seeds for Garcia's career as an artist.
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Considering farmers need the DEA's approval before sowing seeds, there is still a barrier to entry — for now, anyway.
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With a Dam of evidence ow bursting, former Obama officials are trying to muddy the water by sowing confusion.
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Timing the sowing of a successful crop is a gamble on what breaks may come, and for how long.
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A decent improvement in rainfall in the coming weeks remains critical for the sowing of summer crops, analysts said.
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For anyone critical of the Trump administration's role in sowing political rancor, the site will come as little solace.
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He's a Cold War guy, a KGB agent versed in subterfuge and sowing just the right amount of chaos.
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Sowing the Seeds of Success From the startups founded in 2016, an astonishing 36% have already raised seed money.
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Putin's regime launched cyberattacks and spread disinformation with the goal of sowing chaos and weakening faith in our institutions.
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The outcry was largely the work of trolls more focused on sowing dissent than engaging in the critical conversation.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is sowing more funds into farm machinery giant Deere, and defensive investors are taking notice.
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Sowing the seeds for a delicious and sustainable food system in urban centres across North America, Asia, and Europe.
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Persistent dryness could also hinder initial wheat and barley sowing but it was seen as too early for concern.
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Some argue that rates are excessively low, and are encouraging risky financial behaviour, sowing the seeds of future crises.
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His community is a fascist one, and as a leader he succeeds by stomping on individuality and sowing fear.
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In a country already facing so many great divides, we don't need our politicians sowing further division about contraception.
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But the company failed to act against a false video that was sowing doubt and confusion on Election Day.
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Bill Nelson (D-FL), Obama bluntly accused Trump of lying and sowing division in a nation racked by polarization.
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A grave concern for US officials continues to be extremist groups in Pakistan that focus on sowing terror abroad.
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The conservative apparatus for sowing discontent with a new administration is in place, flush with cash and battle-tested.
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But that has angered conservatives, some of whom have accused him of heresy and sowing confusion among the faithful.
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But sowing skepticism about water infrastructure or the importance of treated water is worrisome — and could have real consequences.
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We see courtroom footage of Barry Scheck, who served on Simpson's defense team, sowing doubts about the DNA evidence.
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Democratic and Republican strategists suggested most voters' attitudes were already hardened, including opinions about Mr. Trump's sowing of division.
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When it comes to sowing doubt about democracy and fueling dissension among Americans, Mr. Putin is eating our lunch.
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When insurance executives talk about why they're leaving, they point the finger back at the uncertainty Republicans are sowing.
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They're just sowing confusion and distrust toward the nation's premier law enforcement agency in order to protect the president.
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Iran's hostile actions since its signing have only reaffirmed that it remains dedicated to sowing instability in the region.
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A better man might shudder somewhat at the division that he was sowing and the wreckage in his wake.
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The prospect of the 30-day ban is already sowing chaos across the Continent and hammering the airline industry.
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They argue that Francis is sowing confusion and leading the church astray with his inclusive interpretation of the gospel.
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The president replied that going public would play right into Russia's hands by sowing doubts about the election's legitimacy.
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Facebook's Goldman stated that sowing chaos, not electing Trump, was Russia's primary intent in infiltrating American social media networks.
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Critics say Mr Netanyahu, like America's president, is sowing division and damaging institutions—but perhaps not for much longer. ■
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But there is also a lesson here to be learned: Ironclad control cannot be forever maintained by sowing uncertainty.
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In his speech, Hariri said he feared assassination and accused Iran and Hezbollah of sowing strife in the region.
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"The sowing delay wont impact on yields if we get good rainfall in the next two months," Galipelli said.
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He cited fear of assassination and blamed Iran and its Lebanese ally Hezbollah for sowing strife in the Arab world.
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Fake social media profiles are useful for more than just sowing political discord among foreign adversaries, as it turns out.
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In a speech to the UN, Donald Trump accused Iran of "sowing chaos, death and destruction" in the Middle East.
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Not a liberal enjoying the chaos Trump was sowing in the Republican Party, but someone who welcomed his ideological heterodoxy.
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Police superintendent Altaf Khan said the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba was behind the attack aimed at sowing sectarian discord.
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Speaking in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said the United States was "sowing division and had ulterior motives".
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Clinton calls former Vice President Al Gore's 2017 book about how politicians are sowing distrust in the public sphere prescient.
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But externally, they denied the risk, marketing and selling fossil fuels while sowing doubt about climate change through front groups.
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He has carried out dozens of chemical attacks over the course of Syria's war, sowing terror in rebel-held areas.
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But new issues are cropping up on Thursday night, sowing doubts about the Republicans' bid to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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After Amoris Laetitia was published, four conservative publicly challenged the pope, accusing him of sowing confusion on important moral issues.
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"This winter, during the peak wheat-sowing months of October and November, the temperature remained around 30 degrees," he said.
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Perhaps only one in five persists with the old, scattershot "broadcast" sowing—and most of the holdouts are old people.
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But they promptly embarked on a frenzy of lending to big companies, sowing the seeds of a home-made crisis.
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Sowing this kind of confusion, Mr. Drezner said in an email, may harm the very people it aims to save.
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Trump has made conflicting remarks over the course of the negotiations, sowing confusion about whether he'd be willing to compromise.
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In one case his neighbour and two others were shot in their car on their way back from sowing plantain.
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From sowing the seeds to picking the grain, human workers were replaced with automated machines operated from a control room.
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Does he want to burn down the Republican establishment, sowing internal divisions while directing donor cash toward his preferred candidates?
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And they both suggest that the red-team approach could end up sowing fresh seeds of doubt in the consensus.
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It's not so much a personal identity as a political impulse, a strategy for thwarting assimilation and sowing constructive chaos.
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Eris, who appeared in the May 9 crossword, was predictably upset and sought revenge by sowing — wait for it — discord.
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Trump's own rhetoric has been pointed to as sowing division in the country, including warnings of an "invasion" of immigrants.
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These students understood that by sowing discord around the region, their nation's leaders were bound to reap tragic, unintended consequences.
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The issue is sowing deep discord in the medical world, and the debate is as much about money as medicine.
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This week, a group of villagers gathered around a sowing machine, preparing rust-colored rice grains for germination before planting.
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This caused many farmers to delay sowing in hopes that rains would come and improve conditions, but rain remained sparse.
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The skeleton carves the black substance of the unconscious for a new sowing, for the birth of a new being.
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A good wheat crop will give growers the cash they need to expand sowing of their main Southern Hemisphere summer crops.
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In three years of bitter conflict it turned Spain into Europe's ideological battleground, killing about 500,000 people and sowing bitter divisions.
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Mr Trump rallied his troops by sowing fear of a few thousand bedraggled Central Americans hundreds of miles from America's border.
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The Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers' Welfare will keep updating the provisional sowing figures as it gathers more information from state governments.
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Critics say they are often sent too widely, sowing fear among people unlikely to be affected by the threat in question.
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What's worse, he uses his wealth to rip people off and is now sowing hatred and division every place he steps.
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I'm fascinated by the role previously restricted books played in sowing the seeds of new thinking among the Red Guard generation.
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Rupert Everett, almost unrecognizable with his head close-shaven, has a delicious turn as a priest sowing seeds of marital discord.
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Trump's political rivals and others blame him for using language they say is sowing division across the country rather than unity.
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Kurdish and Islamic State militants have struck Turkey 14 times in the past year, killing 280 people and sowing new fears.
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"We now know that they were sowing discord during the election with phony groups on Facebook," Clinton told MSNBC's Rachel Maddow.
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Sowing confusion The confusion was symptomatic of an administration that has often struggled to frame detailed policies and present them coherently.
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These actions are sowing uncertainty, and could destabilize the marketplaces—driving up rates for millions of business owners and their employees.
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Millions of accounts impersonating real people roam social media platforms, promoting commercial products and celebrities, attacking political candidates and sowing discord.
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The president of the United States is going after a free press and, in doing so, is sowing distrust in facts.
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That, in turn, reflects Britain's weakened position in the world, as well as Russia's continuing success in sowing discord and division.
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But Mr. McConnell did not allow a vote on the bill before the 2016 elections, worried about sowing divisions among Republicans.
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Critics say alerts are often sent too widely, sowing fear among people unlikely to be affected by the threat in question.
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"I don't feel things are better now because of the divisiveness," said Ms. Kramer, 42, blaming Mr. Trump for sowing discord.
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She appears to be genuinely looking for a love connection and is therefore sowing genuine and trusting relationships along the way.
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One element of Moscow's efforts focused on sowing discord through a coordinated disinformation campaign, according to special counsel Robert Mueller's report.
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President Hassan Rouhani, in a televised speech, blamed Iran's enemies for sowing panic in an attempt to shut down the country.
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But some Democrats worry that by merely raising such allegations, Trump may be successful in sowing doubts in Biden among voters.
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Rather, they fear the mainland sowing chaos and disrupting the economy as a way of trying to bring Taiwan to heel.
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The dryness has hurt wheat yields and slowed corn sowing, as growers pile into safe-haven soybeans, Argentina's main cash crop.
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Like the original owners, who occupied the villa from sowing to harvesting season, the Gables have been spring and fall people.
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While these difficulties are sowing seeds of discord in Eastern Europe, concerns about energy independence are adding fuel to the fire.
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As a result, the best thing white supremacists can do is accelerate their demise by sowing chaos and creating political tension.
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That discord that they're sowing, to use that term, it really has a major impact on how we digest the news.
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I'm just thinking about the audience for this stuff, because you're sort of sowing this idea of access to this club.
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And all of these acts had the impact of making the process a lot more problematic as sowing seeds of discord.
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But Japan, the world's third-largest economy, has moved in and out of recession under his administration, sowing doubts about his policies.
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Debate over the rule is sowing confusion over a regulation estimated to cost the financial services industry as much as $20 billion.
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The issue is sowing financial uncertainty throughout the agricultural economy, from grain elevators and wheat millers to crop insurers and farm banks.
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He vows to build walls and ban us from this country … We can't solve our problems by building walls and sowing division.
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"Yes he's the greatest at emptying out his cabinet, playing golf with taxpayers money, and sowing division among Americans," one user wrote.
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The bigger issue so far, though, is that some patches have done more harm than good, requiring recalls and sowing general confusion.
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But policymakers made the slowdown worse by sowing business uncertainty with the proliferation of tariffs, sanctions and national-security related investment restrictions.
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In some places, women are veiled, stoned and killed; at a minimum, they are blamed for sowing disorder in the ideal society.
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Iran was sowing strife, destruction and ruin wherever it went and he accused it of a "deep hatred for the Arab nation".
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The below-average rainfall has delayed sowing of summer-sown crop such rice, soybean and corn and threatens to curtail crop yields.
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Sowing the right mix of seeds and ensuring that saplings survive long enough to establish themselves is complicated, time-consuming and expensive.
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This is about sowing doubt about climate change, hurting scientists' ability to inform the public and delaying action on climate, Amstrup said.
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However, at the same time, Trump was in the middle of a tweetstorm sowing doubt about the legitimacy of the 2016 race.
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Clinton said deportation raids were "sowing discord and fear" and argued that they were not an appropriate method of enforcing immigration laws.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia did interfere, with a campaign of email hacking and online propaganda aimed at sowing discord.
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Britain's Nigel Farage and France's Marine Le Pen and America's Trump have all succeeded by sowing fear and hatred of the other.
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They could also help shift the spotlight away from the GOP nominee's current troubles, if they succeed in sowing doubt over Clinton.
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Australian farmers will begin sowing wheat crops within weeks and poor weather could curtail production in the world's fourth-largest wheat exporter.
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But as time passes, people take the stabilised system for granted and weaken regulation, sowing the seeds for the next mega-crisis.
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The statement also comes at a time when President Trump and his allies have been sowing doubt in FBI and DOJ leadership.
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Ross is the worst friend in Friends and a classic unaware villain, sowing discord time after time with his stupid self-absorption.
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But by bringing the measure quickly to the floor, Democratic leaders are sowing divisions between Republican lawmakers and their party's standard-bearer.
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Hariri said his resignation had been prompted by an assassination plot and accused Iran and Hezbollah of sowing strife in the region.
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And similar messages — sowing social and political unrest — were amplified by tens of thousands of bots on Twitter, the company recently said.
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Also sowing doubt about Brazil's fiscal outlook are reports that Meirelles could leave the government early next year to run for president.
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So how do we continue to build understanding of the scientific consensus on climate change under an administration sowing ignorance and doubt?
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But, if Nusra failed to seize outright military control of these areas, it could always resort to subterfuge, politicking, and sowing terror.
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But the consequences of that failure are sowing worries that the future of the rules-based trading system is on the line.
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Hariri accused Iran and its Lebanese ally Hezbollah of sowing strife in the Arab world in his resignation statement earlier on Saturday.
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Pierre Fresnay plays a doctor and relative newcomer to a small town that is inundated with anonymous, suspicion-sowing poison-pen letters.
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In sowing their wild intellectual oats, they got a better idea of what they could do and what they wanted to do.
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And Moscow's antics in former Soviet countries — invading Georgia in 2008, and later sowing division in Ukraine — only adds to that anxiety.
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It is also sowing uncertainty among supporters of the tariffs, who say temporary exemptions make it hard for domestic companies to plan.
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The killings have gone on for more than two years, sowing panic in the hills around Pandharkawada, a town in central India.
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All the while, Mr. Trump has unleashed his signature Twitter rants, sometimes undercutting the positions of his cabinet members and sowing confusion.
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For others, the administration is sowing the seeds of future turmoil that could prove even more costly than offering smaller investments now.
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Many of the Democratic contenders have called for fossil fuel companies to be held liable for climate damages and for sowing disinformation.
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Mr. Ortega, Nicaragua's current authoritarian ruler, has been sowing the seeds of the present discord since his return to power in 2007.
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Those critics often complain that Francis is watering down church orthodoxy, retreating in the culture wars and sowing confusion in the church.
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She said it echoes the Russian government's history of sowing disinformation and denying responsibility for the MH17 disaster and the Skripal poisoning.
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Australian farmers will within weeks begin sowing wheat crops and adverse weather could curtail production in the world's fourth-largest wheat exporter.
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Nixon, too, had a penchant for sowing mayhem and a gourmand's appetite for revenge, especially in the wee hours of the morning.
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Instead, what has become clear in Hong Kong is that a lack of democracy is a grave liability, sowing dissatisfaction and mistrust.
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It misunderstands the rising energy surrounding identity issues as a threat to liberalism when it's actually sowing the seeds of liberal renewal.
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The well-oiled Saudi DC spin machine is in overdrive, sowing seeds of concern about Khashoggi, which don't stand up to scrutiny.
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Autumn rain did not hinder sowing in Poland either and more moisture was actually needed, said Wojtek Sabaranski of analysts Sparks Polska.
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Dry weather across most of Ukraine has delayed the sowing of winter grain for next year's crop, the nation's weather forecaster said.
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Others remain up, gathering followers and sowing divisions — and illustrating the failure of social networks and law enforcement to curb online disinformation.
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Should farmers be unable to finish planting corn within a few weeks, growers may switch to soybeans which have a later sowing window.
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"Yet again, the president is sowing chaos over the border instead of delivering solutions for American workers and for American consumers," she added.
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Frequent showers this month have slowed early sugar beet planting, contrasting with rapid spring barley sowing in February during a warm, dry spell.
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They've tolerated Trump sowing distrust among the key pillars of American democracy, from freedom of the press to the judiciary and intelligence agencies.
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Such measures were in turn acting as a barrier between humanitarians and the communities they sought to help, sowing distrust and increasing threats.
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By opening borders, Mr Lukashenko hopes to attract investment and generate trade with the West, sowing the seeds of a more diversified economy.
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With the mythologized idea of Wakandan unity upended, Coates imagined the philosophers, dissidents, and freedom fighters of Wakanda sowing the seeds of revolution.
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What they do is something — maybe just sowing discord in a power structure and robbing their targets of some self-possession and security.
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In the Black Sea region, favorable weather during spring grain sowing in Russia and Ukraine is increasing the chances of another large harvest.
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ISIS members who reach Europe, meanwhile, can help the militants' twin goals of sowing terror while fueling the populist backlash against Muslim refugees.
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Mueller, who did not mention the pope, is one of a handful of conservative cardinals who have open accused Francis of sowing confusion.
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What it can't do is dismantle the hundreds of improvised explosive devices ISIS is suspected of sowing all around and inside the city.
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That battle has been particularly fraught on social networks, where malicious actors have spent the past several years peddling hoaxes and sowing division.
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Yeah, that's probably his endgame, but "Eastwatch" reveals he's not going to get to that point without sowing some chaos along the way.
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The Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers' Welfare keeps updating the provisional sowing figures beyond July as it gathers more information from the state governments.
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"Tonight, the seeds of division that Donald Trump has been sowing this whole campaign finally bore fruit, and it was ugly," he said.
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"He's intentionally sowing fear and chaos and this lurking sense that the information, or that the situation is out of control," he said.
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In 2016, Burke and three other cardinals wrote a public letter known as "The Dubia", accusing Francis of sowing confusion on moral issues.
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T'Challa has just returned to rule his country, but there's a superhuman terrorist group called The People that's sowing distrust within its borders.
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It's been exposed as an office organizing purposeful disinformation campaigns to disrupt the 2016 U.S. presidential election by sowing division in the country.
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But, if their calling is entrepreneurship, I want to make sure I'm sowing the right seeds to enable them to take that plunge.
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And yet it is with knowing irony that Mr Young begins his show sowing seeds onto the floor of a man-made arena.
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A former FBI official said Sunday that Russia's interference in the 85033 presidential election was cheap and effective in sowing discord between Americans.
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Presidential advisers, cabinet secretaries, and department heads come and go in a Twitter-fueled tizzy, sowing confusion and institutional inertia in their wake.
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Are we successfully assimilating millions of newcomers into a cohesive mainstream, or are we sowing the seeds of irreparable divisions in our society?
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Sowing voter confusion: Days after the midterm voter registration deadline in Georgia passed, 53,000 voting applications were still pending, the Associated Press reported.
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Nye thus missed an opportunity to be just as powerful, while also educating people on the true catastrophe that climate change is sowing.
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With his immigration crackdown and other policies, the president has fostered a climate of fear among the populace, sowing division rather than unity.
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But it hasn't been pretty, with the Trump administration sowing uncertainty and doing as little as it can to help sustain the market.
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Inflation adjusted wage growth for workers involved in crop sowing was just 20143 percent 22014/248 compared with 220 percent in 2013/14.
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Eventually, economists assume, this inflation will work its way through the economy, further depressing growth by crimping consumer spending and potentially sowing unemployment.
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"The rains were good during sowing and the farmers received the inputs they needed," Christophe N'Dri, executive secretary of the association, told Reuters.
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But by spreading Patanjali's presence into outlying areas where it needed support, the party was also sowing the seeds of future electoral victories.
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With the Russians sowing confusion, Trump surfed those free-floating anxieties, that fear of not knowing who we are, straight to Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Still, there were signs that attempts by some countries to win tariff immunity from the United States were sowing tension among European allies.
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It also contradicts special counsel Robert Mueller's indictment of 13 Russians for working to help Trump win by sowing divisions via the internet.
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The perpetrators often operate in dark corners of the web, hiding their identities and sowing mayhem across state lines and even national borders.
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Our diplomatic correspondent gathered reactions from across the European Union: bloc officials and member countries fear encouraging separatists, sowing even more economic uncertainty.
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Even before the report was released last April, the judge said Barr's description of it was sowing distrust in government among many Americans.
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All of these terrible, terrible trends that we've been sowing for so long are coming back to haunt us right at this minute.
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It was created by a group of journalists to push back against the torrents of Russian disinformation sowing chaos in the country's politics.
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On Thursday, Mr. Byford resigned, sowing doubt about the future of extensive plans that are intended to modernize the nation's largest subway system.
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It was sacred; no one could destroy it or excavate beneath it until the Islamic State arrived in 2014, sowing evil and devastation.
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"We need a special task force to stop farmers from sowing poppy," said Najibullah Ahmadi, who oversees the drive to ban poppy cultivation.
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Putinism is based on the idea that people who are unlike you are sowing cultural chaos; they are undermining your way of life.
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An enormous fire on Sunday engulfed several buildings in Bound Brook, N.J., sowing panic as tall plumes of smoke shot into the air.
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In contrast, autumn rain was not seen as posing significant risks in Germany, with winter grain sowing and maize harvesting being wrapped up.
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Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, suggested that Russia had achieved its broader goal of sowing "chaos and disorder" in the electoral system.
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In his resignation speech, Hariri had cited fear of assassination, and attacked Iran along with Hezbollah for sowing strife in the Arab world.
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The attacks aimed at sowing a negative image of Poland's allies and "presenting the Russian version of the conflict in eastern Ukraine", he said.
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Last month saw a reprise of the violence as Ituri's cattle-herding Hema and seed-sowing Lendu ethnic groups again turned on each other.
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Early soybean harvest also means an earlier start to the sowing period for safrinha, which accounts for roughly two-thirds of Brazil's total corn.
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Vandals set fire to underground transport trains and stops in Chile's capital last weekend, sowing nearly $400 million in damage and hobbling public transportation.
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When the imposter account began sowing misinformation, the caravan was not expected to be huge — in fact, very few people even knew about it.
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On Tuesday, he was believed to be armed and on the loose, sowing alarm among the Israeli public, particularly in the Tel Aviv area.
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Additionally, there should be annual inspections of crops in north China during the sowing season, and tougher supervision of GMO crop research and cultivation.
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"Pre-monsoon showers will set the stage for sowing and rains are expected to gather momentum once monsoon arrives by June 7," Rathore said.
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"From nuclear cooperation to railway locomotives, we are sowing the seeds of an ever-tightening web of cooperation between our two countries, " Modi said.
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Sowing of soybeans, the main summer oilseed crop, stood at 10.7 million hectares, compared with 10.9 million hectares at the same time in 2018.
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The fact that she herself was expelled from the government in 1995 for disobeying Nelson's orders and sowing division was neither here nor there.
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Sowing of soybeans, the main summer oilseed crop, was at 8 million hectares, compared with 103 million hectares at the same time in 2018.
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NFL players accuse the president of trying to play to his political base, conflating the National Anthem protest for the purposes of sowing division.
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Sowing of soybeans, the main summer oilseed crop, was at 9.7 million hectares, compared with 103 million hectares at the same time in 2018.
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There are longer-term risks to his strategy, including ballooning the federal budget deficit and sowing the seeds, via deregulation, for another financial crisis.
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When he reached out online, looking to fill a void, a Klansman got back to him within 15 minutes and started sowing the hate.
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Hattar, who was also Jordan's most vocal supporter of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, was charged with contempt of religion and sowing sectarian tensions.
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In this case, we have different definitions by different stakeholders sowing inertia and a disunity of effort, with the taxpayer picking up the tab.
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Sowing discord by demanding that Democrats publically rebuke President Obama on TPP—and effectively side with Donald Trump—only detracts from this crucial effort.
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China's slowdown has diminished its appetite for raw materials, sowing unemployment from the iron ore mines of Brazil to the coal pits of Indonesia.
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China or Russia might like the idea of sowing their hegemonic oats and getting back at neighbors they have not forgiven for past events.
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While many front-page editorials are intended to soothe and promote resolve, other bold decisions by news organizations have been criticized as sowing divisiveness.
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"[But] the intelligence community continues to see Russian activity in the sowing discord across the American public," he added during congressional testimony on Wednesday.
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His administration has eliminated the Obama-era immigration enforcement priorities, sowing fear in immigrant communities and putting all undocumented people at risk of removal.
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In Iraq, he decided to prematurely withdraw before our work was done and Al Qaeda had been crushed, thus sowing the seeds for ISIS.
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Officials say they are putting some people through "vocational" style courses to rein in extremism, and have denounced hostile foreign forces for sowing misinformation.
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Nizhny Novgorod Stadium – Nizhny Novgorod On June 292, the press office for the regional governor reported that they will start sowing grass in July.
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Democrats attacked House Republicans for sowing doubt in the justice system over a memo they considered "juvenile" and a "laughable hack job," as Rep.
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This disinformation campaign, like the one in 2016, appears aimed at sowing discord to create feedback loops encouraging people to push against the establishment.
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"The rains were good during sowing and the farmers received the inputs they needed," Christophe N'Dri, the executive secretary of the association, told Reuters.
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It has borne a message to those in politics, that political action has a higher goal than that of sowing discord and harvesting hate.
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It stands to gain by sowing discord between the United States and its allies and, more broadly, by extending diplomatic influence in the region.
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Those attempts were likely aimed at creating a means of "deterring potential war or sowing disorder during a time of armed conflict", FireEye said.
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Here's how: First, it plays into the hands of Russia and China, both supremely interested in sowing division and discord among the American people.
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In 2007, at the annual Munich Security Conference, Putin lambasted the United States for foisting its values on others, sowing instability and behaving arrogantly.
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S. govt spends a tremendous amount of money on sowing discord among people, and takes up the wealth of rich rulers in the region.
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U.S. govt spends a tremendous amount of money on sowing discord among people, and takes up the wealth of rich rulers in the region.
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They appear to be part of a deliberate strategy to undermine public confidence and trust by sowing confusion and uncertainty about what is true.
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" She added: "Even worse, Trump refuses to centralize crisis management in the White House — allowing CDC scientists to be overruled and sowing internal dysfunction.
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For years, he made a living sowing traditional dresses indigenous women wore and selling cotton candy, but always hiding and fearful he'd be found.
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Normally, farmers tend to wrap winter sowing in early November so that the crop has time to germinate before winter forces it into dormancy.
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But Mr. Trump's critics say that by generalizing conditions in cities, he is sowing fears and solidifying stereotypes, which serves to divide the country.
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A dry autumn prompted farmers to delay winter grain sowing in the hope that favourable winter weather would allow crops to grow and survive.
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A couple of days later, the commission announced that about 10,000 forms were unaccounted for, sowing even more doubt and suspicion over its credibility.
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Mr. Mueller's indictments show that Russian agents interfered with the 2016 election by sowing discord on social media and hacking and disseminating Democrats' emails.
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Diane Warren thinks Sarah Huckabee Sanders is reaping what she was sowing by spewing hate and lies, and has zero sympathy for Trump's mouthpiece.
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"And all of these acts had the impact of making the process a lot more problematic as sowing seeds of discord," he told me.
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Security researchers determined that NotPetya's true aims were sowing mass chaos in target countries by disrupting airports, banks and industrial targets including radiation monitoring systems.
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In Russia, though, warm and rainy weather has speeded up sowing in recent weeks and is expected to favor works in the next few weeks.
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U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller has charged 13 Russian individuals and three Russian firms with interfering in the election by sowing discord on social media.
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It seemed a mirror image of Russia's own hysteria about the role of America in sowing chaos and staging colour revolutions in Russia's back yard.
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The shift tells the human story of the Trump administration's immigration and refugee agenda, which is sowing fears with threats of bans and aggressive deportations.
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"In the past few years, we've done a lot of planting and a lot of sowing," Cryan told shareholders at the bank's annual general meeting.
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And many of the seeds that I started sowing a year ago, which at the time didn't grow into anything concrete, are now bearing fruit.
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Its fiery chief minister, Mamata Banerjee, had been a thorn in the side of Mr Modi, accusing him of lying, cheating and sowing sectarian division.
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Presently, the Fed is sowing confusion because regional Fed presidents and members of the FOMC board of governors are sending mixed signals in public comments.
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It's all just another feint in Trump's efforts to try to dismiss the serious issue of Russian hacking by sowing unsubstantiated doubt into the situation.
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He claims he is innocent, blaming the charges against him on shadowy plots and sowing distrust of institutions: the police, the judiciary and the media.
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More than two years later, with divisions sowing within and between political parties, the country seems no closer to negotiating the terms of its exit.
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As long as there are some breaks in between storms, sowing should not be significantly hampered and the additional moisture should only help the situation.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov: The U.S. has been "discouraging the Kurds from dialogue" with the Syrian government and sowing "separatist sentiment," per the BBC.
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"The problem is that now they are just sowing the seeds of further radicalization in the most fragile elements in the French population," Louati said.
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"We joined them too during sowing and harvest, raising plentiful crops that sustained us throughout the year," said Mamoni Sonowal, another woman in the group.
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Rainfall in northern Europe this month should also give an advantage to cereal sowing after a torrid summer that hit harvesting and then rapeseed drilling.
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So far, Bangladesh's disaster management department has supported sowing of 4.8 million palms nationwide, exceeding an initial target of 1 million, an agency official said.
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Many who support the Palestinians now seem genuinely unable to distinguish between criticizing the policies of the Israeli government and sowing hatred against a people.
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Farmers in India's breadbasket states of Punjab and Haryana burn off rice paddy straw and stubble every year in preparation for the winter sowing season.
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It is dirt cheap, hard to trace to a specific aggressor and perfect for sowing confusion, which may be the limits of Mr. Putin's goals.
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BuzzFeed has reinforced that impression by tarnishing the industry's reputation and sowing mistrust among voters who see too many journalists acting more like political activists.
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If protests continue, we should expect Russia to keep amplifying them as part of their overall mission of sowing divisions and undermining the democratic order.
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President Donald Trump is sowing division in El Paso before he's even landed in the Texan city to honor the victims of Saturday's mass shooting.
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More spring crop sowing disruptions could be in store across the Midwestern crop belt as April is shaping up to be quite active weather-wise.
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Opponents argue that it will undermine democracy and say the reform is poorly written, leaving unanswered questions that risks sowing confusion if they are approved.
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As Zimbabwe's sowing season nears, the small-scale farmer from Filabusi, a village about 100km (63 miles) south of Bulawayo, intends to continue planting maize.
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So it's unfair, or at least hypocritical, of colleges and universities to attempt to pick the fruit of big data without first sowing the seeds.
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Working the crowd, megaphone in hand, White was magnetic—an ERA crusader sowing seeds of anger and action amongst the men and women she addresed.
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" In a tweet on Sunday, Trump accused journalists of sowing "great division" and "distrust," and argued that members of the media "can also cause War.
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The cotton season in the West African country runs from May to April, with sowing from April to June and harvesting from October to January.
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Michael Flynn's "lock her up" chants about Hillary Clinton during the election, could be inappropriate and fuel adversaries' attempts at sowing discord in American society.
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In February, 13 Russians were charged with interfering in the 2016 election through stealing the identities of American citizens and sowing discord on social media.
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These parties, critics say, are sowing the seed of subversion through their populist courtship of voters and fomenting xenophobia by spreading an anti-migrant message.
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Powerful forces are stoking distrust in the news media with attacks on the press and sowing confusion by promoting clickbait, rumor, fraudulent stories and propaganda.
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In 2015, Mr. Netanyahu rallied his base by sowing fears of a big turnout by Arab-Israelis that would hand the government to the left.
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Yet there are millions of women, and men, mired in the destructive cycles you describe — the contempt, the loyalty tests, the constant sowing of mistrust.
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An increase in attacks by infiltrators, sometimes called green on blue or insider attacks, around 2012 threatened to derail the mission, sowing fear and mistrust.
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In February, U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller charged 13 Russians and three Russian companies with interfering in the election by sowing discord on social media.
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A prison break and a bombing claimed by the Islamic State punctuated fears that the Turkish invasion, now in its third day, was sowing mayhem.
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Read: Monarch butterfly population plummets in California You can help the insects in your garden by letting the grass grow longer and sowing some wildflowers.
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"We tried to discourage farmers from sowing poppy seeds but they continue to ignore our orders because they want to earn more money," he said.
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Despite not competing in the first four voting contests, Mr. Bloomberg has emerged as a top-tier contender, sowing anxiety and uncertainty among his rivals.
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In recent weeks, several courts have issued rulings blocking or upholding the laws, but those rulings have at times been contradictory, sowing even more confusion.
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"It's not something that I think people will truly comprehend right away," said Mr. Staples, tickled at the idea of sowing some bewilderment in listeners.
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Trump administration officials have repeatedly pointed to shifting dynamics in the Middle East as sowing fertile ground for the release of an eventual peace plan.
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Some supporters of Mr. Trump — who has warned of a "rigged" election for months and viciously disparaged journalists — are already sowing doubt about Tuesday's coverage.
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This very unseemly piling on, feeds the Republican attack machine, while also sowing doubt and dissension among millions of Democratic Party activists, contributors and candidates.
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A look behind the scenes of Russia's "troll factory," where agents set out to undermine faith in the American electoral system by sowing discord online.
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Given our access to Tinder and high unemployment rates, we should be sowing our seeds across the country, living the dream that the 1960s promised.
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The administration finalized plans to target undocumented families in mass raids announced in advance -- perhaps for maximum political effect -- which are sowing anxiety in 10 cities.
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Trump has brought drama to the negotiations over North Korea's nukes, upended Obama-era Asia trade plans and is now sowing division in the European Union.
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Congress could also get it deeply wrong, by covering only a fraction of people who need leave, sowing divisions between generations, genders and types of workers.
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In a message released in November ahead of the World Day of Peace, Francis said politicians who stoke fear of migrants were sowing violence and racism.
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President Trump will huddle with House Republicans on Tuesday as well after sowing some confusion about which of their two immigration bills the president actually supports.
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The bank added that the rainfall was expected to be well-distributed around the country, particularly over the July-to-August planting-and-sowing peak period.
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Hyman Minsky, an economist who grew up during the Great Depression, had a theory that financial stability would breed overconfidence, sowing the seeds of future instability.
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That is, every smear campaign with rumour-mongering and discord-sowing will only whittle down further his credibility and that of his country, the United States.
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The third painting, "The Consummation of Empire", shows the city as imposing and imperial, sowing the seeds of the downfall depicted in the next canvas, "Destruction".
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Online advertising has been accused of meddling in the 2016 presidential election, maliciously sowing fears about immigrants, and enabling potential ad buyers to single out antisemites.
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Corn was drawing support after a blizzard across the Midwest threatened to stop farmers sowing crops, though they cautioned ample global supplies capped gains, analysts said.
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In the course of sowing the seeds for tai chi in the West, their students (and their student's students) now teach in countries around the world.
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The drier conditions across Australia will also reduce production of canola, the government forecaster said, despite farmers sowing a three-year high amount of the oilseed.
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That is, every smear campaign with rumor-mongering and discord-sowing will only whittle down further his credibility and that of his country, the United States.
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Instead, Russia's goal is all about sowing discord in American society in order to distract the United States from reacting to Russian President Vladimir Putin's actions.
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Farmers in Russia have fewer funds for sowing this year and this could affect crop yields, Russia's Grain Union, a non-governmental farm lobby, has said.
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The unusually high temperatures have forced farmers to delay wheat sowing in Islamabad and its suburban areas such as Rawat, Gujar Khan, Taxila, Attock and Rawalpindi.
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The modern borders of the Middle East were thus set, with little regard for local concerns, thereby sowing the seeds of future ethnic and sectarian conflict.
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Western Australia is the country's largest wheat growing region, producing up to half of the total harvest, and farmers will begin sowing crops in early April.
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" He scapegoated the vulnerable and evinced a particular animosity toward journalists, whom he lambasted for "sowing confusion by means of obviously defamatory distortion of the facts.
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Although Russia is the perpetrator of current interest, it is not alone in its effort to disrupt American politics through the sowing of dissent and division.
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Niki Tsongas (D-Mass.) about Iran's and Russia's support for the Taliban, Mattis said that Iran is "doing what it usually does" in sowing regional chaos.
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After all, some useful idiots were rampaging around among his enemies sowing just the sort of discord and chaos that he would love to have ordered.
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The militants focused their attacks on the tribal adversaries and Iraqi security forces, sowing distrust and fear, making conditions ripe for their return six years later.
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The lengthy process is sowing frustration for anxious Democrats and Republicans eyeing nail-biter congressional contests in Los Angeles, Orange County and the San Joaquin Valley.
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After the chain's stocks plummeted and the alt-right cozied up to the pizza brand, Schnatter walked back on his comments and apologized for sowing discord.
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Mlondolozi Ndlovu, an independent political analyst, said he feared that Mr. Mugabe's divide-and-rule strategy had been effective at sowing divisions within the opposition alliance.
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Sometimes, the harvesters were accused of sowing internal discord in a church and taking it over, a feat celebrated as "moving a mountain" among Shincheonji members.
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At 47, he thinks back to the fear of his youth: the bombings, people disappearing, British soldiers demanding identification at checkpoints, the paramilitary groups sowing terror.
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Mike DeWine (R) went to extraordinary lengths to cancel the election at the last minute, sowing confusion about whether the polls would be open or not.
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He incorrectly stated in his televised address that the government "will be suspending all travel from Europe to U.S.," sowing confusion among travelers and airline crews.
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Facebook and other technology companies have identified what they have said are fake grass-roots campaigns aimed at sowing divisiveness ahead of the November midterm elections.
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But the firm stopped short of disavowing other sections of the report, sowing even more national confusion over whether anything in it had actually been true.
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Thousands of peaceful city dwellers have been rounded up, tearing apart families, striking fear into immigrant communities, hobbling criminal investigations and generally sowing dread and disorder.
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As much as he is a bigot, Mr. Trump is also a con man sowing racial division to grab power for himself and other economic titans.
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Even at the height of the Cold War, Russian agents could only have dreamed of sowing such corrosive distrust in the heart of American democratic institutions.
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In response, Macrina began sowing seeds for what would become the Library Freedom Institute, a project that creates and trains cohorts of librarians as privacy advocates.
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This would be hard and risky in a police state that stifles dissent by rewarding loyalists, punishing critics and sowing division among groups agitating for change.
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It has also spawned hundreds of universities, madrasas and radical groups that have extended Sunni influence and that Afghans fear are sowing seeds of future turmoil.
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But it exploded recently, after the group's 37-page memo about its plan was reported by Politico, leading union leaders to accuse D.S.A. of sowing division.
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The Blackhawks and the Capitals blew two-goal leads, sowing more seeds of doubt and giving the Predators and the Maple Leafs a jolt of confidence.
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But he has just as readily reversed himself, sowing confusion among allies and adversaries and raising questions about how seriously to take any of his pronouncements.
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Europe's securitisation sector shrank after securitised debt based on poor quality U.S. home loans turned toxic in 2007, sowing the seeds of the global financial crisis.
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When the federal judge in the case asked the difference between sowing favor and bribery, Shumate argued that bribery requires "some corrupt intent," according to CNN.
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"The target was sowing discord in US," said the official, who also noted all administrations have met with Russian intel officials for intel-sharing and outreach.
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Human Rights Watch (HRW) says that groups affiliated with al Qaeda and ISIS have moved deeper into central Mali, exploiting existing ethnic divisions and sowing chaos.
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Angered, the Archprophet enslaved the ungrateful Hadadeshi, divided and force-migrated them to far-flung planets, sowing the seeds of future unrest all over the empire.
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"Even if the methods are new, sowing the seeds of doubt, division, and discord to turn Americans against each other is an old trick," Obama wrote.
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But the president's allies have attacked Mr. Kassam, accusing him of sowing panic when there are no other known cases to come out of the conference.
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Conservatives in the House openly rebelled Tuesday against legislation backed by their leadership to repeal and replace ObamaCare, sowing doubts about whether the legislation can pass.
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A drought-hit sowing campaign and weather-reduced yield prospects have led analysts to expect the smallest EU rapeseed harvest in over a decade this year.
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Another element of assault would be to hack or reprogram an opposing military's satellites and use them to send false signals to its forces, sowing chaos.
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So in 2010 the family decided to humor Mark by sowing some 1,200 acres, which Mark describes as highly eroded farmland, with wheat cleanings and cereal rye.
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Most farmers are waiting for an improvement in the current cool and cold weather before starting sowing, said Guenter Tissen, CEO of German sugar industry association WVZ.
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To welcome what we hoped would be coming and maybe even sowing the early seeds of a birth experience I had hoped, someday, to be living out.
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The goal of sowing mistrust and confusion was therefore achieved on multiple platforms from different IRA accounts as they sought to link the video to the NYPD.
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This year the Trump administration has purged, installed and transferred leaders in the department, sowing chaos among its ranks and creating a legal maze on personnel matters.
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"The futures markets are showing interesting prices... and when there is a good price in the moment before sowing, the producers start buying inputs," Del Solar said.
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Farmers usually finish sowing wheat by mid-November, and under normal circumstances two rainy spells in November and December drench the fields, allowing the seeds to germinate.
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Further sowing distrust, Google walkout organizers say they faced retaliation for their activism; today, walkout organizer Claire Stapleton announced that she's left the company for that reason.
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This was apparent as Facebook tried to determine who created pages it said were aimed at sowing dissension among U.S. voters ahead of congressional elections in November.
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Why it matters: The debate among Democrats over whether or how the party should engage with Fox News is sowing division within the party ahead of 2020.
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If so, it is a neat tie from the first couplet to the second, a metaphor of seed-sowing that gainsays the apparent artlessness of the poet.
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The slow progress of the June-to-September monsoon season had led to fears of widespread drought, and has curbed the sowing of several summer-planted crops.
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In the wheat-growing states, sales of seeds and fertilizer have plunged halfway through the sowing season as farmers told Reuters they had run out of cash.
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But, in other ways, Mr Trump is sowing confusion about America's aims in Syria and threatening to undermine both its interests and those of its regional allies.
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"Each January, I put God first and honor Him with the first of our substance by sowing a first fruits offering of one month's pay," White explained.
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Her comments have led other members of the 21-person commission to grumble that Turner is more interested in sowing discord as a publicity and fundraising tool.
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"Current forecasts showing warmth and potential above-average rainfall through early April in the Midwestern U.S. raise further concerns for sowing delays," Refinitiv Agriculture Research analysts said.
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Panic in Silicon Valley American tech startups draw on a global workforce and the Trump administration's immigration ban is sowing panic among venture capitalists and tech entrepreneurs.
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"Mars 214" is a seed we are sowing today to reap the fruit of new generations led by a passion for science and advancing human knowledge. pic.twitter.
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Even if Putin may have his number one (if unwitting) operative for sowing discord sitting in the White House, the Russians' work here is likely not done.
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It fits a pattern typical to Russian disinformation campaigns: Moscow is more interested in sowing division and distrust than it is about supporting any particular political movement.
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Farmers usually finish sowing wheat by mid-November and, under normal circumstances, two rainy spells in November and December drench the fields, allowing the seeds to germinate.
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One of their most infamous pranks riffed on the government's "Dinar for Sowing" campaign, which set up collection boxes in public places to raise funds for farmers.
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"We hope the relevant individuals can stop hyping up this kind of information, and stop sowing discord and tension," she told a daily news briefing in Beijing.
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"Sowing is affected because they needed more water than they got this season; there will be less area under the cultivation of cotton this year," he said.
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"He taught us to always assume the best in others, to seek compromise instead of sowing division, and to always put country ahead of party," she said.
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Those sentiments will surely find additional avenues for expression, challenging trade arrangements, reinvigorating existential questions about the shared euro currency and sowing uncertainty throughout the financial realm.
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The campaign had already planned Tuesday's protests before the election, but leaders say the imperative for sowing chaos became all the more urgent after Mr. Trump's victory.
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Sowing divisiveness in Ukrainian society -- by for example exaggerating the Ukrainian-Russian language divide -- was also reported to be part of Manafort's strategy to strengthen Yanukovych's position.
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The strategy here is clear: to muddy the waters as much as possible, sowing doubts about the allegations in the hopes that enough voters will disbelieve them.
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"(McCain) taught us to always assume the best in others, to seek compromise instead of sowing division, and to always put country ahead of party," Sinema said.
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The weak start to the monsoon has delayed planting, with farmers sowing crops on 23.4 million hectares as of July 5, down 27% from a year earlier.
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I was wearing these shoes when I heard a mean little girl say I was too fat to be a ballerina, sowing my first seeds of doubt.
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Most of all, Putin unleashed a cyberattack on America's electoral process, aimed at both electing Trump — with or without Trump's collusion — and sowing division among American citizens.
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New steel and aluminum tariffs also took effect on Friday, though the White House exempted several allies from the measures, sowing equal measures of relief and confusion.
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Black Elevation was actually part of an orchestrated political influence campaign, aimed at sowing divisions among Americans ahead of the midterm elections in November, according to Facebook.
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In an interview, Mr. Gaetz says he now suspects that the men handing out money were cartel members sowing good will and seeking to subvert the government.
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The discovery of explosive devices continued in a rolling wave through the week, sowing fear and discord across the country just ahead of the coming midterm elections.
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Fashion Review LONDON — On Friday morning, a crude bucket bomb was detonated in the Parsons Green subway station, injuring at least 30 and sowing chaos in London.
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In her State of the Union response, she accused Trump of sowing division in the U.S. and called out racism in "the very highest offices" in politics.
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He accused the main Syrian Kurdish militia, the Y.P.G., of sowing disinformation also about civilian casualties and accusation of war crimes committed by Turkish-backed Syrian forces.
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A few days later, the White House decided to replace Mr. Maguire with Mr. Grenell, sowing worry in Washington that Mr. Trump would politicize the intelligence agencies.
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Recent rain has brought relief to parched west European grain belts and improved conditions for cereal sowing and for earlier-sown rapeseed crops, analysts and traders said.
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The group made over 61,500 Facebook posts, 116,000 Instagram posts, and 10.4 million tweets, all aimed at sowing discord and inflaming tensions among Americans, says the report.
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"Furthermore, there is a risk that Congress' new-found largesse is sowing the seeds of the next fiscal crisis when a recession inevitably hits," the analysts added.
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Giuliani was ubiquitous, on the phone with Ukrainian officials, inserting himself in US diplomatic meetings, sowing confusion and exasperation about what he was up to, witnesses said.
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Putin is focused on sowing divisions in the United States and reactions among elected officials to your decision on Brennan's clearance have fallen mostly along partisan lines.
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Blasting Mr. Trump for sowing division between the countries, Mr. Peña Nieto angrily backed out of the White House meeting, which had been scheduled for next week.
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The crush of deadline-driven items — on top of big-ticket efforts on health care and taxes — is sowing doubts that Republicans can pull it all off.
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Whatever the motivation, the law is particularly appalling at a time when white supremacists are rallying to the Confederate cause and sowing hate from coast to coast.
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The monsoon's progress will help farmers to accelerate sowing of summer-sown crops, which has been lagging due to a delay in the arrival of monsoon rains.
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So I donned them and headed to the nearest camp, hoping to walk about unsuspected, Hitman-style, sowing chaos by releasing caged animals and setting fire to supplies.
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" There's a history there, caught in between each fresh Garageband export, and Toledo acknowledges that he "always kinda felt those recordings were sowing the seeds for something greater.
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But the ban, combined with newly stringent raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency charged with deporting undocumented workers, is sowing fear among immigrants, says Mr Tobocman.
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Announcing his resignation, Hariri cited an assassination plot against him and slammed Iran and Hezbollah for sowing strife and trying to "kidnap" Lebanon away from the Arab world.
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That is already proving to be a challenge as some former FARC fighters have formed dissident groups or joined criminal gangs that are sowing violence in remote areas.
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Sowing of summer crops such as cotton, rice, soybeans, corn and pulses has been lower than last year due to the late arrival of monsoon rains this year.
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But now that the North is apparently its own independent thing, Sansa and Bran's cordial agreement also is probably sowing future sectarian conflict for the people of Westeros.
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The actors behind these groups whose inconspicuous astroturfing operations play a part in seeding discord and sowing chaos in American electoral processes surely are aware of this fact.
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But the causes of a stagnating (and now declining) smartphone market date back well before the current administration began sowing the seeds of a trade war with China.
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When things get overwhelming, she returns to the magic she learned as a child—by putting her hands in the soil, harvesting plants, and sowing seeds for spring
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"In all likelihood we'll not be able to recover our cost of cultivation as the prime sowing time has nearly lapsed," said Prakash Chandra Sharma, another local farmer.
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Gady Epstein, our media editor, discusses the rise of Netflix and whether the TV industry is sowing the seeds of its own demise by producing too many shows.
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But exactly what this involves is not clear to the market, and may not even be clear to the two governments themselves, sowing uncertainty in the weeks ahead.
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These crimes were committed in secret, by agents intent on sowing confusion and disguising their efforts, which means that our understanding of these events has only come gradually.
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Instead, it was Putin who appeared to emerge with the biggest deliverable from the summit: continuing to exploit political divisions in the US and sowing turmoil in Washington.
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The CIA lists a number of other Pakistani terror groups aimed at destabilizing and sowing terror in countries outside Pakistan, including the Haqqani Network and Jaish-e-Mohammed.
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This is no longer just a health emergency, it is a political, security and diplomatic crisis, with non-state actors who benefit from disrupting lives and sowing panic.
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Those sowing terror in Europe are not foreign jihadists but European citizens, most born and brought up on the Continent, in places like the Brussels neighborhood of Molenbeek.
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Following a botched country-wide election in August and its rerun in October, heavy-handed state security agents clashed with demonstrators in cities nationwide, sowing tension and chaos.
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This ambiguity is at the heart of Russia's concept of using disinformation and deception to assert reflexive control over its adversaries by sowing confusion about its own goals.
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It was also an acknowledgment that the greatest threat to that transition may be Tunisia's weak economy, which is sowing discontent, especially among young people in rural areas.
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Hariri, long a political ally of Saudi Arabia, cited fear of assassination and accused Iran and Hezbollah of sowing strife in the Arab world during his resignation speech.
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The weak start to the monsoon has delayed planting, with farmers sowing crops on 14.7 million hectares as of June 28, down almost 10% on a year earlier.
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They included critics of the Fed who claimed in the wake of the 2008 crisis that the central bank was sowing the seeds for out-of-control inflation.
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" He also slammed Trump as sowing division for political gains, saying, "Sometimes, for some people, and I believe this goes for the President, division is a political strategy.
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But the conspiracies are of course being amplified by trolls and troublemakers, sowing not only discord on the left, but broad distrust with the party's nominating system overall.
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KIEV, March 27 (Reuters) - Analyst UkrAgroConsult on Tuesday cut its forecast for Ukraine's 2018/19 barley harvest and exports citing a smaller sowing area caused by late spring.
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In a modern spin on propaganda, it focuses on sowing doubt about Western governments and institutions rather than the old Soviet model of selling Russia as paradise lost.
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Sowing doubt in democracy If the Iowa chaos has taught us anything, it's that we're uniquely vulnerable to narratives of "hacking" and "rigging" thanks to 2016, Jankowicz said.
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But if the Republicans lost those cases, they succeeded in sowing the insurance markets with doubt and forcing states to slow down implementation while awaiting the court's decisions.
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But according to Texas-based abortion rights activists, they succeeded in sowing stigma and shame around abortion, and misleading residents about whether they could still access the procedure.
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It is tragic that a politician whose career focused so completely on sowing distrust and enmity between fellow Americans can still be described as a fairly "moderate" Republican.
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Some Yahoo investors are concerned that a proxy fight would hinder the auction effort, sowing doubts among potential buyers over the stability of Yahoo's board, the sources said.
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In France, the EU's biggest grain producer, heavy rain since December has caused some concern but crop conditions were still seen as positive after very good sowing conditions.
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To make my case, I presented some of the data about the scope of the polarization that is sowing hatred among Americans and preventing the government from functioning.
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Sowing of Brazil's second corn crop, which is cultivated after soybeans are harvested, will extend well into March in some areas because of delays in the soybean harvest.
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If the trend of the last 2-3 years continues, and God forbid, we will be sowing seeds for future global energy crisis that nobody wants to see.
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Yet even with the advice of experienced Wall Street veterans, Trump has found himself unable to close many deals, instead sowing chaos and uncertainty in his many negotiations.
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Moving ahead on the deal could also create a high-profile, public fracture in the primary field of Democrats running for president, sowing disunity ahead of the election.
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Farmers are now sowing crops, but with little rains, many have been forced to delay planting or choose to sow into dry soils - exposing them to crop failures.
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The ban was effective as of Wednesday, the U.S. Commerce Department told Reuters, giving cruise lines no grace period to change destinations and sowing confusion among cruise passengers.
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"There is a broad sowing window, so a producer who was planting can just stop and continue in a week, so the impact isn't too bad," Heinzenknecht added.
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In February, U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller charged 13 Russians and three Russian companies with interfering in the 2016 U.S. presidential election by sowing discord on social media.
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Because their legal strategy is often tied to media interviews and press conferences, some criticize the attorneys for sowing division -- trying to grab headlines rather than finding common ground.
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Russia targeted both the Democratic and Republican parties, which suggests that their motivations may have been more about sowing chaos in the American electoral process than harming Clinton directly.
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But this year's monsoon has so far delivered less-than-average rainfall, delaying sowing in many parts of the country and raising concerns the success of summer-sown crops.
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Among those most inflammatory were those purchased by foreign actors with an eye on sowing discord and infusing bad blood into what was, admittedly, already a soured electoral season.
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And they are the product of the same venture-funded, rush-to-scale environment that gave us platforms we first embraced and now distrust for sowing discord and hate.
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And, like the president's campaign to discredit the FBI and those he deems political enemies, these men have succeeded in sowing seeds of doubt among those on the right.
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"It's not only that they're manufacturing terror plots, but also sowing fear and distrust within minority communities in ways that I think are damaging to counterterrorism efforts," he said.
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Taking fake news to even more sophisticated and disturbing levels, some Americans were tricked into organizing actual political protests by Russian trolls bent on sowing divisions in US society.
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Hariri has made no public remarks since quitting last week, when he said he feared assassination and accused Iran along with Hezbollah of sowing strife in the Arab world.
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Intentionally or not, Trump is sowing the seeds of discontent in our election and ensuring that citizens at home, and people abroad, will forever question the strength of America.
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They planted on a growing moon, not a wasting one, and when the tide was coming in; if a pregnant woman could do the sowing, so much the better.
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Land is a burden—always on the brink of becoming waterlogged; always needing breaking, sowing, hoeing; always fickle, dragging its owners to their knees with toil and financial woe.
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In an unusually combative address, a stern-looking Pena Nieto urged Trump to stop sowing discord between the two nations and demanded a more respectful tone in bilateral relations.
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They have been providing supplies for terrorists; they have been recruiting people; they have been assassinating people; they have been sowing sectarianism in the region, splitting the Islamic world.
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They have been providing supplies for terrorists, they have been recruiting people, they have been assassinating people, they have been sowing sectarianism in the region, splitting the Islamic world.
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But, there are infinite ways in which things can unfold, and I am sowing my seeds of hope for that rare gem of serendipity that might make everything align.
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Sowing in many areas has been delayed and crops are facing moisture stress due to scanty rainfall, said Prerana Desai, head of research at Edelweiss Rural & Corporate Services Limited.
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Mr Putin's backing for Bosnian Serb separatism is part of his strategy of sowing chaos in the EU, which has subjected Russia to sanctions over its intervention in Ukraine.
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Former White House press secretary Josh Earnest said Monday that President Trump is "intentionally sowing fear" in the wake of the London attack that killed at least seven people.
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In a Tuesday speech at the United Nations, Trump reiterated calls on OPEC to pump more oil, accused Iran of sowing chaos and promised further sanctions on the country.
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The status of Jerusalem is one of the thorniest disputes between Israel and the Palestinians and Palestinian leaders accused Trump of sowing instability by overturning decades of U.S. policy.
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The sowing area included 1.4 million hectares of spring barley, 398,000 hectares of peas, 174,000 hectares of oats, 152,000 hectares of spring wheat and 2.27 million hectares of maize.
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"'Mars 2117' is a seed we are sowing today to reap the fruit of new generations led by a passion for science and advancing human knowledge," Sheikh Mohammed said.
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Merlin, it turns out, owed his "magic" to a relationship with an early Autobot visitor, sowing the seeds for a world-imperiling threat that will arise 1,600 years later.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Parched soils have hampered late-summer rapeseed sowing in Europe, raising the prospect that farmers will shift toward attractively priced wheat for next year's harvest, analysts said.
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"Sowing conditions have somewhat improved due to the recent rainfalls, but soil moisture is still not sufficient in many regions, especially in the west and north-west," he added.
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"Corn is seeing support from expectations U.S. farmers could plant less corn than forecast, turning instead to soybeans because of rainy weather during the U.S. sowing period," Rijkers said.
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The expected arrival of rains dictates when seed-sowing should start: crops such as rice, soyabean and cotton are normally grown during the wet season between June and September.
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Sowing disruption in Washington, while confounding the political establishment and perceptions of how a White House should be run, allows the President to keep faith with his political base.
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But the department has yet to respond to any of a total of around 50 license requests from about 35 companies, sowing uncertainty in the industry and in Beijing.
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He preferred governing by tweet, slamming the press, sowing distrust in our institutions and turning Americans against each other at WWE-style rallies meant to stoke his fragile ego.
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That tender image — of her hand on George W. Bush's — is one I'll hold on to, and it's a fitting retort to the nonsense that Obama is sowing hate.
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MORE (and Sarah Palin) for "sowing the seeds of hatred and division" and suggested that McCain was reminiscent of Wallace—a charge for which McCain has never forgiven Lewis.
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The stereotypical version of this kind of older worker — who continues to work past retirement age, sowing discord among younger employees who covet the senior position — is usually male.
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The farmer tried sowing varieties resistant to a widespread fungus called roya (coffee rust), which affects the leaves and harms bean production, but that failed to protect his harvest.
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" China's state news agency Xinhua said Trump was shooting himself in the foot with his protectionist policies: "Washington is sowing the seeds of its own defeat in the end.
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And sowing the seeds entails a serious investment in preparing students with the technical and business process knowledge they'll need to use the software that makes big data possible.
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After sowing confusion by suggesting that trade and cargo from Europe would also be banned, Trump later clarified that trade will in no way be affected by the restriction.
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Drought in 2514 hindered sowing of rapeseed, the European Union's main crop for vegetable oil and biodiesel production, cutting this summer's EU rapeseed harvest to a 200-year low.
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"Stewart's fearmongering and division-sowing campaign will turn many Virginians to the Democratic ticket," said Schuyler VanValkenburg, a Democratic state legislator who lives in Mr. Brat's district, the Seventh.
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But critics of Mr. Trump's approach say the president is sowing uncertainty that threatens to undercut economic growth and send trading relations to a previously unseen level of disarray.
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Of the 13 indicted, 12 worked for the Internet Research Agency, setting up bogus social media accounts aimed at sowing discord in the 2016 American election, US officials alleged.
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He has ousted prominent members of other branches of the family from governorships and top ministry jobs, consolidating power but sowing some discontent in a family that demands unity.
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A prolonged dry spell resulted in significantly below-average rainfall at the start of the season, prompting farmers to delay the sowing of summer crops and leaving others wilting.
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A leading source of the city's air pollution is the crop residue burned by farmers in the neighboring states of Punjab and Haryana between harvesting rice and sowing wheat.
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In Germany, the absence of severe frost has been welcome for crops that endured a soggy autumn in which farmers failed to complete sowing of winter cereals and rapeseed.
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Amid the political uncertainty, growers are already hedging their bets by sowing less corn and more lower-cost soy ahead of center-left Peronist Fernandez entering office on Dec.
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Pelosi chided reporters as "the only ones who are sowing" the idea that Democrats are in disagreement over the nature of the party's ongoing investigations into alleged presidential wrongdoing.
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It's not so much a personal identity as a political impulse, a strategy for thwarting assimilation and sowing constructive chaos at a time when culture wars are again escalating.
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As the frightening tale goes, globalization forced people in wealthier lands like North America and Europe to compete directly with cheaper laborers in Asia and Latin America, sowing joblessness.
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"It was sowing discord and it was trying to target sort of socially divisive issues as opposed to being specifically targeted on events that are about to occur," he said.
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Though she didn't explicitly mention any of the issues Facebook's grappled with, like privacy and the spread of fake news, she alluded to the social network's role in sowing discord.
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Republicans and Democrats alike have also worried that several of Trump's foreign policy actions -- from sowing divisions in the NATO alliance to withdrawing US troops from Syria -- have benefited Russia.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have said the emails were stolen as part of Russia's campaign of hacking and propaganda aimed at sowing discord in the United States and boosting Trump's candidacy.
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A long-time laborer in the fields -- sowing and harvesting crops -- Bernard would qualify for legal work status under a recent Dominican law to address the population of undocumented immigrants.
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Dante associates flattery with an entire class of transgressions against social order -- such as hypocrisy, lying, graft, sowing of discord, false counsel -- by placing them on one level in hell.
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Thick smoke blocked several sections of U.S. Highway 101 near Santa Rosa on Sunday, closing a crucial transportation artery and sowing confusion as evacuees attempted to map their next steps.
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But that's small comfort to those who are being targeted, especially considering how clumsily the order has been implemented so far, sowing confusion and chaos at airports over the weekend.
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And Clinton has been increasingly focused on gun control, one of the few issues on which she has a more liberal record than Sanders — while sowing doubts about Sanders's electability.
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But it takes 22014,236 pounds (0003 tonnes) of the stuff to prepare an acre of land for sowing season, compared with just 2000 pounds of chemical fertiliser for conventional crops.
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By sowing unfounded fears among his supporters about the integrity of U.S. elections, Trump spreads a false narrative that is more often perpetuated by America's enemies than by its leaders.
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So this breakup has got to sting a little, even if PayPal has long since moved on to sowing its wild oats across the rest of the e-commerce industry.
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Though the goals may often be to promote one cause or candidate or to denigrate another, another objective appears to be sowing distrust and confusion in general, the authors wrote.
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The class comes at a time when 64 percent of Americans feel fake news is "sowing confusion" about basic facts of current events, according to a December Pew Research study.
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Lilium has been quiet since sowing a subscale, two-seat prototype two years ago, but it has one of the more interesting—and contested—technological approaches in this burgeoning field.
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"Sowing dissent"They also appear to have driven a wedge between the Pentagon and Amazon, for instance, by exposing that Amazon had failed to report its overtures to Mr. Ubhi.
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Time enables prosecutors to build cases while keeping suspects imprisoned, but protracted delays can also benefit defense lawyers, because the delays muddle memories, sowing doubt in the minds of jurors.
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A long-time Saudi ally, Hariri cited fear of assassination in his resignation speech, and attacked Iran and its powerful Lebanese ally Hezbollah for sowing strife in the Arab world.
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Plus, in the summer, there was a shack with a vegetable garden, where everything required cleaning, dusting, and mopping, and also sowing, watering, weeding, and, later, harvesting, pickling, and preserving.
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By declining to weigh in for now, the Roberts Court—like the Court that announced "all deliberate speed" in 1955—is sowing confusion about the justices' commitment to equal citizenship.
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Former House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) said Russia was "wildly successful" in sowing "mistrust" in the U.S. election process through its meddling in the 2016 presidential race.
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The weak start to the monsoon has delayed planting, with farmers sowing crops on 23.4 million hectares (57.8 million acres) as of July 5, down 27% from a year earlier.
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In so doing, Faith Nation — and Trump, in enabling it through his selective granting of access — isn't so much sowing pro-administration propaganda as destabilizing the very idea of truth.
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Today, 50 to 85 percent of farm work in Africa, such as ploughing and sowing, is done manually, according to the Malabo Montpellier Panel, a group of international agriculture experts.
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In a televised speech, Hariri had said he feared an assassination plot against him and accused Iran along with its Lebanese ally Hezbollah of sowing strife in the Arab world.
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He is also an expert at sowing narratives that his conservative media cheerleaders seize upon to build political pressure that ensures that Republican lawmakers pay a price for criticizing him.
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Someone is trying to influence the midterm elections by sowing divisions among Americans on social media, according to Facebook — though the company won't say it's necessarily Russia that's to blame.
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But he pivoted abruptly when he found resistance, underscoring that his approach is less ideological than transactional and situational, and sowing confusion about what, exactly, is Mr. Trump's bottom line.
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Even before Trump's dismal performance in this week's Oval Office address rattled markets and sowed confusion and chaos, he had already contributed to strangling the bull market by sowing uncertainty.
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Despite strong bipartisan support, Mr. McConnell, the Kentucky Republican and majority leader, refused to allow a vote on the bill before the 2016 elections, worried about sowing divisions among Republicans.
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It is most likely intended to deflect attention from China's own missteps in the early weeks of the epidemic by sowing confusion or, at least, uncertainty at home and abroad.
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It argues, from theories about the origins of life on Earth, that humanity is sowing the seeds of its own destruction through developments in genetics, artificial intelligence, and other fields.
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He went on to note that he wants to unite the country; that he believes in his heart that the American people don't want the division that Trump is sowing.
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Plantation owners divided the tedious process between their expert men and women, West African slaves, with men doing the dangerous work of clearing swamp lands, and women sowing the rice.
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They don't think primary voters care about who the candidates might support for majority leader and are frustrated by what they view as Bannon needlessly sowing division within Republican ranks.
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The review, meant to boost shareholder returns at the New York-based bank, has also taken longer than initially promised, sowing impatience among investors eager for a resurgence at Goldman.
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Ukraine experienced a "flash drought" toward the end of summer 623, and by the start of the winter wheat sowing period in September, soils were among the driest in decades.
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Unsurprisingly, the media has largely sided with McConnell, painting the majority leader as the unwitting victim of Trump's petty Twitter rages and scolding Trump for sowing disunity within the GOP.
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In Britain, an initial survey of sowing intentions by the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) projected a 9% drop in wheat area in 2020 to a seven-year low.
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As Barr's summary notes, the special counsel brought criminal charges against the Internet Research Agency, the so-called "troll farm" that was sowing disinformation and propaganda during the election campaign.
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In Britain, on the other hand, there are no elections scheduled in the near future, but the rebel MPs -- calling themselves the Independent Group (IG) -- are sowing the centrist ground.
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Those operations began with a campaign of direct messages sent to Russian operatives who had created disinformation and propaganda aimed at sowing dissent and undermining confidence in American voting systems.
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He said he believed there was an assassination plot against him and accused Iran, Saudi Arabia's arch-rival, and its Lebanese ally Hezbollah of sowing strife in the Arab world.
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They are very concerned that the price drop we've seen and the negative impact that's had on investment and high-cost producers is sowing the seeds of the next price boom.
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A national news agency is misleading YouTube users, sowing the seed of unrest, destroying public tranquility by being "less than candor", prompting online harrassment by users verbally attacking anyone in disagreement.
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Some, including leaders of Hungarian Jewish groups, called this an anti-Semitic dog whistle, playing on the old trope of the wandering, rootless, mendacious Jew, sowing discord with ill-gotten wealth.
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There have been the overt actions: shortening the open enrollment to six weeks, slashing the funding for TV advertising and navigators, sowing doubt about whether Obamacare's individual mandate would be enforced.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - North American farmers are turning back to a neglected crop, sowing fields with the largest rye crop in years partly as consumers satisfy a growing thirst for whiskey.
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However, she says in an op-ed for the Washington Post, the site has no independent oversight in Vietnam leading to locked accounts, silenced journalists and and paid accounts sowing division.
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Russian "troll farms" were caught sowing discord around the 2016 presidential election, and The Last Jedi was a divisive film, so it wasn't surprising that they might have weaponized that division.
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The report, which can be read here, is a hefty 135 pages of falsehood after distortion after half-truth aimed at sowing doubt on established climate science and the scientific method.
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A lag in sowing and the warmest winter in at least five years could hit rapeseed output and reduce its oil yield, farmers and traders said, pushing up vegetable oil imports.
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That Russia perceives those operations as successful, experts say, will only encourage similar hacks aimed at shifting elections and sowing distrust of political processes in Western democracies, particularly those in Europe.
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The consultancy said in a statement that Ukraine output could rise to 2.03 million tonnes this year from 1.19 million tones in 2016 due to larger sowing area and higher yield.
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Putin, who makes a point of never saying Navalny's name aloud when asked about him, has dismissed him as a troublemaker bent on sowing chaos on behalf of the United States.
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"Although the Russian government didn't change the outcome of the 28503 election, they certainly interfered with the intention of sowing discord and undermining Americans' faith in our democratic process," said Rep.
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For decades the world has been dealing with a hostile Iranian regime committed to radical Islam, waging war against the West and sowing the seeds of destruction through sponsorship of terrorism.
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However, the sometimes contradictory market operations directives are sowing confusion over the BOJ's intentions, creating tensions between the central bank and the market and underscoring the challenges of its unprecedented policy.
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"The intelligence community continues to see Russian activity in sowing discord across the American public," Christopher Krebs, a top Department of Homeland Security official appointed by Trump, told Congress last week.
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Mr. Trump savaged Mr. Cruz during the primaries, sowing doubts about his citizenship, encouraging misogynistic attacks on his wife, and implying that his father was involved in John F. Kennedy's assassination.
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Its role in sowing anti-Muslim sentiment is coming under scrutiny as a brutal crackdown unfolds in Rahkine State in western Myanmar, sending more than 600,000 Rohingya Muslims fleeing to Bangladesh.
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Iran backs the powerful armed Shi'ite group, Hezbollah, which is part of the Lebanese government and which Saudi Arabia accuses of sowing strife in the Arab world with support from Iran.
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Some conservative economists have sharply criticized this campaign, arguing that the Fed is trying to do too much, and that it is sowing the seeds of financial instability and higher inflation.
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"Especially the hybrid area where they are, through social media, sowing discontent and even false information to try to divide our allies and take them away from the West," she said.
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News of the fatality came as Pakistan warned that India was "sowing seeds of war" in the Muslim-majority region that has long been a flashpoint between the nuclear-armed neighbors.
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The government was spending too much, it was borrowing too much and it was sowing "uncertainty" in the business world with expiring tax cuts and other bitter policy battles, they said.
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With Brexit sowing fears about where the City, and Britain as a whole, are headed, the plan to build the Tulip by 2025 comes as an optimistic statement about London's future.
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A Request for an Apology On Friday, a senior New York police official apologized for sowing doubt in 1994 about the account of a woman who was raped in Prospect Park.
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Mitchell insisted Fauci's apparently calmer demeanor in the video — which was conducted during the Obama administration — was proof that the doctor was now sowing fear about the coronavirus to discredit Trump.
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I can look at the way Trump has governed — unabashedly spreading hate, gleefully shattering norms and sowing chaos at every turn — and wonder why more didn't go Democrats' way on Tuesday.
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Almost all of the Russian disinformation efforts, according to current and former officials, are aimed at sowing dissent, polarizing the political parties and setting the stage for the 2020 presidential election.
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The country received monsoon rains during the June-September season that were 22012% above average and the rainfall continued during October and November, increasing soil moisture levels required for crop sowing.
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And it underscored how Mr. Trump's volatile language is sowing division with an ally whose help would be vital to the success of any American military campaign on the divided peninsula.
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And despite its heavy censorship, the state-funded expansion of high-speed internet infrastructure and tech-centered higher education may already be sowing the seeds for the next generation of resistance.
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But Jaclyn Reeves-Pepin, executive director of the National Association of Biology Teachers, said efforts to avoid lending scientific credibility to unfounded perceptions of genetic difference may themselves be sowing confusion.
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Typically, when people talk about misinformation and disinformation, they're focused on what we describe as the apex predators in the book: the people who are actively, deliberately sowing all this chaos.
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Soy plantings advanced 2003 percentage points over the past week, reaching 70.2% of expected sowing area thanks to rains that relieved excessively dry conditions, according to the Buenos Aires Grains Exchange.
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The special counsel accused 13 Russian nationals and three Russian entities of meddling in the 2016 election, with the intention of sowing chaos and aiding Trump's push for the White House.
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Rather, largely as a result of Abbas' dual demands – recognition and negotiation – Israel continues to reap the benefits of seeking peace while sowing the seeds of its own version of apartheid.
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Publicly available analysis from the director of national intelligence has indicated that Russia is trying to undermine our democratic process and sowing divisions among Americans is one way to do so.
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And in February, special counsel Robert Mueller indicted 13 Russians for working to help Trump win by sowing divisions via the internet, like running ads meant to stir up racial tensions.
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And it illustrated both Mr. Biden's vulnerability and the urgency his rivals feel to start sowing doubts about his candidacy with voters who mostly view him as Barack Obama's vice president.
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Thun's 50 years of research provided the backbone for her annual Biodynamic Sowing and Planting Calendar, which was considered a vital tool for those passionate about the relationship between seeds and stars.
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According to the Washington Post, Facebook ads paid for by Russians as part of a covert influence campaign appear aimed at sowing divisions among American voters by exploiting racial and religious issues.
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The absence of the delay of the so-called fiduciary rule is sowing confusion over the fate of a regulation estimated to cost the financial services industry as much as $20 billion.
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" On Sunday, California's new governor, Democrat Gavin Newsom, tweeted: "This shutdown isn't only disrupting the lives of hundreds of thousands of federal workers — it's also sowing chaos and uncertainty into our economy.
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"Fundamentally these overtures are about sowing division and discord among the EU states in order to undermine the sanctions regime and, over the longer term, the EU as a whole," McDowell added.
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Monsoon rains have been 22.5% lower-than-average so far in June, delaying the sowing of summer-sown crops and raising concerns that parts of the country could face a worsening drought.
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" One user posted a list of Washington DC-area spaces that "need to be sorted through" and argued that inauguration day protests will be "sowing drug fueled chaos," and "must be quelled.
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Trump has got to soften some of the divisiveness that he has been sowing in the political system if he hopes to get anywhere near 50 percent," Penn told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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Facebook has been criticized for letting fake news proliferate on its network, and many commentators believe that this phenomenon has had a malicious effect on politics, sowing distrust and deepening partisan divides.
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Why it matters: Trump's personal campaign approach is aimed at sowing further division in the huge Democratic field and trying to dominate the news so the national discussion hovers on his turf.
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"To avoid sowing seeds of division in our nation, upholding this fundamental constitutional principle at the core of our nation's identity plainly serves a significant public interest," Chuang wrote in his ruling.
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By most of the ways we measure wars, climate change is the real deal: Carbon and methane are seizing physical territory, sowing havoc and panic, racking up casualties, and even destabilizing governments.
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And it's true that Russia may approve of the interim result: sowing further discord and dismay in US government agencies that work hard to counter Russian hostile actions against the United States.
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"At every turn, Mr. Trump has chosen to take the low road, sowing seeds of hatred and division in our body politic," said the URJ while noting that it doesn't endorse candidates.
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Separatist and autonomy-seeking guerrillas from several minorities battled the central government for decades, sowing deep distrust between the army, which is dominated by members of the majority Bamar, or Burman, community.
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Every turn in every story opens up a new hall of mirrors, and there is at least some indication that this is sometimes by design—that sowing confusion is an underlying goal.
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"In our modern political age, the presidential bully pulpit seems dedicated to sowing division and denigrating, often in the most irrelevant and infantile personal terms, the political opposition," the op-ed reads.
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It was partly self-induced: terrorised by the Red Army and threatened with requisitions and executions, Russian peasants drastically reduced the land under cultivation, sowing the minimum required for their own survival.
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Whatever your perspective is on Russia's involvement in the 2016 election, know this: The former Soviet Union achieved its goal of sowing doubt in our ability to hold free and fair elections.
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Falluja was the first Iraqi city to fall to the Islamic State, more than two years ago, and the militant group had all that time to learn the city, sowing traps everywhere.
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So by all means, Muslims around the world should stand up to their fanatics sowing hatred and intolerance — and we Americans should stand up to our own extremist doing just the same.
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Consumers have not had the cash needed to complete purchases, and there have been reports of supply chains being disrupted and farmers unable to buy seeds and fertiliser for the sowing season.
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The conflict's toll exhausted Iran's zeal for sowing revolution abroad, but gave it a new mission: to overturn the Saudi-led, American-backed regional order that Tehran saw as an existential threat.
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The kingdom made the same mistake in 2008, 2014 and 2018, failing to raise production early enough, creating the conditions for unsustainable price inflation and sowing the seeds of the subsequent downturns.
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And the uproar surrounding the disclosure of Mr. Trump's language has added a huge complication, stirring outrage among Democrats and their allies and sowing confusion among Republicans about the president's true aims.
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Experts say the most likely scenario is that someone coming from the United States will bring the virus into migrant communities living south of the border, sowing devastation among already vulnerable populations.
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The American intelligence community has concluded that Russia conducted a broad influence campaign for the purpose of undermining Hillary Clinton's candidacy and sowing doubts about the democratic process if she had won.
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Iran — which along with Venezuela resisted OPEC's deal to ramp up capacity — is being targeted with a new round of sanctions meant to squeeze Tehran for sowing instability in the Middle East.
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It was the highest monthly tally since 423, sowing fears of a return to the gangland mayhem that once earned this city the title of the most violent place in the world.
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But let's not let diplomatic niceties keep us from pointing to the insidious role that Saudi Arabia plays in sowing instability, and, for that matter, in tarnishing the image of Islam worldwide.
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By elevating internal numbers without being honest about their shortcomings and flaws, candidates risk sowing doubts about the legitimacy of official election results when these two sets of numbers can't be reconciled.
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I'm among the many who have argued that cohesive, strong international sanctions aimed at sowing division among Chavistas, including the generals, is the only way to return Venezuela to a functioning democracy.
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Kepel, who helped guide the law, says it was the rising prevalence of head scarves in schools that was sowing division and bias, and the ban has put an end to that.
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Julian Assange timed the release of information to inflict maximum political damage on Clinton and the leaked emails succeeded in sowing discord among Democrats and causing tangible harm to the Clinton campaign.
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OPEC: $1 trillion lost investment sowing seeds for global energy crisis Saudi and US oil producers are looking past their rivalry Putin's power play in the Middle East born in oil crisis
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The early arrival of monsoon rains typically enables farmers to bring forward sowing of crops such as rice, sugar cane, corn, cotton and soybeans because nearly half the country's farmland lacks irrigation.
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Free us from our constant diversions, and we'd be forging, sowing, cobbling, real-estate-developing, brand-extending or whatever else, all in a state of blissful creative flow and perfect economic efficiency.
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While everyone was distracted watching teams actually in the postseason, the Cleveland Browns were quietly sowing the seeds of future Brownsiness by bringing in Gregg Williams to replace Ray Horton as defensive coordinator.
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He's an agitator for a virulent white nationalism that targets people of color and immigrants as criminals and spreads conspiracy theories designed to destabilize our democracy by sowing division and eroding civic trust.
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Hariri has made no public remarks since announcing his resignation in a speech televised from Saudi Arabia, saying he feared assassination and accusing Iran and Hezbollah of sowing strife in the Arab world.
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The maneuverings of Trump aides like Steve Bannon, Stephen Miller, chief of staff Reince Priebus and Trump's influential son-in-law, Jared Kushner, are sowing instability throughout the White House and doubts outside.
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Favorable weather during spring grain sowing in Black Sea producers Russia and Ukraine is increasing the chances of another large grain harvest due to healthy levels of soil moisture, analysts and traders said.
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Favourable weather during spring grain sowing in Black Sea producers Russia and Ukraine is increasing the chances of another large grain harvest thanks to healthy levels of soil moisture, analysts and traders said.
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And it also makes sense strategically for the group as it would be punishing Turkey (which has reluctantly become more active in fighting ISIS networks in Turkey) while sowing doubt about the YPG.
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The 37-page indictment of a Russian internet agency filed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller described a conspiracy with the aim of supporting Donald Trump and sowing discord in the U.S. political system.
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In Germany, wheat cash market premiums in Hamburg were flat as new estimates indicated Germany's crop may decline only slightly this year despite poor autumn sowing weather and deep frosts in recent weeks.
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KIEV, June 11 (Reuters) - Ukrain's corn area currently totals 4.77 million hectares, exceeding the forecast for the sowing area for the 2019 harvest by about two percent, the agriculture ministry said on Tuesday.
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Jack Was A Mechanic — But Not During The War Back when This Is Us began sowing the seeds of its looming Vietnam storyline, Jack announced he was "just a mechanic" during the war.
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The United States called the assault on Aleppo by Syria and Russia "a gift" to Islamic State on Thursday, saying it was sowing doom and would generate more recruits for the militant group.
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The fact is Andrew Breitbart made his name out of sowing racial resentment in the early years of the Obama administration, most famously by using a dishonestly edited tape to defame Shirley Sherrod.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey on Saturday criticized the United States over sending what it said were mixed messages on Syria, saying Washington was sowing confusion by equivocating about its future role in the country.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Most U.S. farmers will not begin sowing corn and soybeans for another month or two, but new-crop futures prices in February factor heavily in decisions on which crop to plant.
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But it's unlikely that the package will garner support from congressional Democrats, who criticized the bill at the hearing as sowing the seeds for another financial crisis like the 2008 banking sector meltdown.
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The social network said it needed to do further analysis to decide if the accounts are linked to Russia's Internet Research Agency or another group that the United States suspects of sowing discord.
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His refusal to affirm the mutual-defense commitment of the NATO treaty and his withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement are sowing divisions between America and Europe that could do long-term damage.
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Mr. Trump, the self-described champion of law and order, is also the political figure many people blame for sowing division and hatred with his attacks on illegal immigrants, Muslims, Mexicans and others.
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Now, Koomey sees the same pattern emerging as Digiconomist's data and other estimates weave their way into research reports and news articles, sowing the type of faulty conventional wisdom that could mislead investors.
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The BHC also accused the government of using increasingly heavy-handed tactics to suppress media freedom and stifle dissent, including online harassment and monitoring of critics and sowing confusion and mistrust through propaganda.
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The reported push to keep Romney out of the White House would come as a part of Russia's larger play at sowing social discord and influencing the U.S. political process on social media.
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A. While the United States and its Middle East allies accuse Iran of meddling and being threatening, and of sowing regional instability, Iran says it is a peaceful nation surrounded by hostile powers.
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After generations of always eating the sweetest and biggest fruit and then unintentionally sowing the seeds, the fruit changed, got reliably bigger and sweeter, closer to the apples we are familiar with today.
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After a wet spell, sowing of summer-sown crops gets off to a strong start, boosting crop yields and output which in turn raises rural incomes and usually lifts consumer spending in India.
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In a series of 10-minute speeches, the contenders accused Trump of sowing hate and threatening democracy, calling the 2020 election a referendum on what kind of country the United States would be.
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The trial in Montenegro bolstered the case made by Western intelligence agencies and prosecutors that Russia has sought to undermine rival powers by sowing dissension among allies, disrupting elections and fueling separatist movements.
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Iran, they say, hopes that by sowing chaos in the Persian Gulf it can drive up oil prices, which will put pressure on Mr. Trump and American allies dependent on Middle Eastern oil.
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It's as if Usada, in its pursuit of full transparency, has created a false positive, sowing a climate of wariness and confusion among elite athletes instead of an atmosphere of trust and confidence.
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In her classic essay "The Liberalism of Fear," the political theorist Judith Shklar argued that the first task of a free society is to stop the coercive state inflicting cruelty and sowing terror.
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The purported purpose of Mr. Trump's commission — to restore confidence in elections — is laughable, not only because Republicans have spent the past decade sowing seeds of doubt with hyped-up tales of fraud.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump publicly derided reports Tuesday that chaos is engulfing the West Wing, but in private, the man who thrives on discord seems to be sowing some of it himself.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Struggling U.S. farmers are pressing their luck with soybeans this spring, sowing record acreage even though the world is awash with the oilseed, as demand from China offers a potential lifeline.
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Facebook deserves credit for its efforts to clean up manufactured content aimed at sowing discord, but it remains all too easy, on multiple platforms, to remain in one's own self-fulfilling media cocoon.
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The reason, experts told CNBC, could be that Russian President Vladimir Putin is working several angles, including sowing chaos to distract the U.S. and creating an opening for Moscow to burnish its reputation.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Rebels in eastern Congo advanced to the outskirts of the city of Uvira near the Burundi border on Wednesday, residents said, sowing panic and confining thousands of civilians to their homes.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - British mills have been buying more German wheat than usual this winter after heavy rain caused serious delays to sowing of wheat in the United Kingdom, German traders said on Wednesday.
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Argentine soy planting advanced 8.9 percentage points over the last week, reaching 70.2% of the expected sowing area thanks to rains that relieved dry conditions, the Buenos Aires Grains Exchange said on Thursday.
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"All of these efforts were about sowing confusion in the electoral process and undermining the next president, not about supporting one candidate over the other," Shah asserted during an appearance on Fox News.
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And every American needs to know how they fit into that vision — rather than having political leaders from both sides of the aisle deliberately sowing divisions within American society in order to win.
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KIEV, June 3 (Reuters) - Ukrainian farms have completed the 2019 grain sowing campaign and the sown area totalled 14.8 million hectares, almost the same acreage as in 2018, the agriculture ministry said on Monday.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Francois Fillon, tipped to win France's presidential election next year, sought on Tuesday to dispel fears over his plans to reform public healthcare as opponents accused him of backtracking and sowing confusion.
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Officials have warned against sowing divisions following the attacks, which come nearly 10 years after a violent, decades-long civil war between the Tamil Tigers, a separatist militant organization, and the Sri Lankan government.
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More than two-thirds of that demand of around 800 tonnes a year comes from the countryside, where farmers are struggling to get enough cash to buy seeds and fertilisers in the sowing season.
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"At the time of sowing, rainfall was good, but many regions did not get follow-up showers or received too much rain," said Harish Galipelli, head of commodities and currencies at Inditrade Derivatives & Commodities.
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Despite the slight delay, the monsoon would not set back crop sowing and rains are expected to make rapid progress after their arrival, India Meteorological Department chief Laxman Singh Rathore told Reuters last month.
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Britain accused Russian military intelligence on Thursday of directing a host of cyber attacks aimed at undermining Western democracies by sowing confusion in everything from sport to transport and the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Unfortunately for the United States, his apparently willful sowing of confusion and outright blunders, both of which hold potentially dire consequences, are a threat to the country's security and to its most important alliances.
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I was sowing my oats, i was always a romantic, passionate, loving love," she said, "But I wrote that particular song about one of my sisters who had a couple of really bad relationships.
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Trump believes he can be successful by sowing chaos and confusion, which is true to the extent that he won the White House with a shambolic campaign in which he took many contradictory stances.
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