Some people have argued that any holiday cup designs that don't contain Christmas imagery are indicative of the company stifling Christians' beliefs or stifling itself to appease non-Christian customers.
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But it felt different — somehow more stifling and stagnant.
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" • "The past five years have been really, really stifling.
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The Thunder's defense was stifling, particularly in the second half.
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Sitting at a desk all day can be stifling. Free.
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Though ostensibly secular, the government also enforces stifling morality laws.
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Lafayette struggled (10 of 0003) against the Wildcats' stifling defense.
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His opponents accuse him of subverting democracy and stifling opposition.
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With her as chatelaine, State House became stifling and joyless.
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Yet the initiative has been accused of stifling free expression.
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Conversations around today's internet are stuck in a stifling binary.
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Wake Forest was efficient on offense and stifling on defense.
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The prejudice is crushing their creativity and stifling their innovation.
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Students also said they found online discussion stifling and uncivil.
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Or did it cross the line into stifling free speech?
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But the stifling defense of the Cavaliers owned the moment.
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But it may also reduce competition for workers, stifling wages.
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The unit was known for stifling an opponent's running game.
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Am I stifling the woman I most want to uplift?
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Parasite's cast wasn't able to buck the Academy's stifling history.
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They can be stifling in summer and freezing in winter.
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By February, Ms. Chen lived under stifling surveillance, she said.
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The government denies allegations of corruption and of stifling opposition.
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Entrepreneurs have complained that existing regulations are stifling new innovation.
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Being young in South Korea can be defeating and stifling.
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You know when the NHL didn't mind stifling its momentum?
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That thing doesn't belong in the stifling world of college football.
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They tend to save rather than borrow or spend, stifling consumption.
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One concern about Mr Xi is that he is stifling debate.
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Technology may at some point overcome the stifling effect of ageing.
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Some also worry that the ruling Georgian Dream is stifling opposition.
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Attempts at legislating deepfakes, experts say, risk stifling free speech online.
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It can lead to price-fixing and the stifling of competition.
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Instead, he guarantees full employment, at the cost of stifling productivity.
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The Texans, who looked sharp in stifling the Bears last week.
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Google is systematically stifling its former culture of openness, they charged.
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But stifling even vile human speech is not one of them.
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When it comes to stifling freedom of expression, this is huge.
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Nine years of what has come to feel like stifling mediocrity.
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I feel like our relationship is stifling me creatively and personally.
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The fumes were stifling, one teacher with 13 years' experience said.
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There is a stifling sense of discontent and foreboding and apprehension.
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Republicans accuse the company, without clear evidence, of stifling conservative viewpoints.
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The hallways were dim and stifling, thick with a frightening stench.
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It was an attempt at fairness that some journalists called stifling.
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The company said it had no intention of stifling academic freedom.
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Somehow, Coney Island loses its sense of fun and feels stifling.
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What's your best method for stifling a laugh at a funeral?
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We want to help people stay informed without stifling productive public discourse.
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The law was assailed for endangering sex workers and stifling free speech.
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Others said they could no longer stand the Castro government's stifling control.
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They have also expressed fears of stifling the free speech of users.
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Not every clothier prepping for the stifling future is focused on materials.
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In the gym, the air was filled with a stifling, moldy smell.
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Our out-of-control prices have a stifling effect on the economy.
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You can hear the pressure weighing on this record, and it's stifling.
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The Americans thought that production bottlenecks were fuelling inflation and stifling growth.
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Not quite as great as it was in 2015, but still stifling.
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Rights groups have voiced concern about stifling of dissent under the crackdown.
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The U.S. tax system is burdening average Americans, and stifling American business.
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It is often a sign of a repressive or stifling management culture.
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Stifling, totalizing fear: That's what it feels like to lack free speech.
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The workplace imperative to be accommodating had me stifling my own misgivings.
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This effectively removes the heavy hand of the bureaucracy stifling their rights.
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Stifling speech is no cure for a rot deep inside South Korea.
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There is a better way to strengthen consumer protections without stifling innovation.
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This is exactly why working in a big corporation is so stifling.
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I woke a few hours later too hot, stifling in the bedclothes.
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In Grace's stifling house, the electricity is dicey and the internet nonexistent.
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The Democrats cannot be the party that supports only new, stifling regulations.
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More broadly, the SEC's document carries the distinct possibility of stifling innovation.
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It took Vladimir Tarasenko's sniping and Colton Parayko's stifling and O'Reilly's scoring.
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But in the long run, isn't stifling scientific inquiry even more dangerous?
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But Morton was stifling the Dodgers, and Hinch did not stop him.
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Divvying up an industry before it has matured risks stifling competition, though.
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That might seem counterintuitive, as regulation is often blamed for stifling innovation.
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In the early days, though, the players found the exercise stifling, repetitive.
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"The second you start stifling it … they lose their confidence," he said.
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Soon, police crackdowns on bar owners and revelers began stifling night life.
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"Imagine their suffering, trapped in a stifling trailer in 100-plus-degree heat."
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"She did announce it," the Champions creator told Ellen DeGeneres, stifling a laugh.
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Magufuli's government denies cracking down on the opposition and stifling freedom of expression.
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" But he goes on to say that Title II was "illogical" and "stifling.
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How, she questioned, could America promote democracy abroad while stifling minorities at home?
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In following decades, conflict ravaged Eritrea, leaving the nation isolated and stifling development.
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"She did announce it," the Champions creator told Ellen DeGeneres, stifling a laugh.
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Although others warn that over-regulation risks stifling innovation in emerging tech areas.
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The tricky task for policymakers is to restrain them without unduly stifling innovation.
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The stifling outback heat of the early evening feels just ripe for trouble.
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"Taken together, we know that administrators nationwide are stifling free speech," he added.
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Detractors say the combined company would concentrate too much power, stifling consumer choice.
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That magic tends to die in the horrible, stifling atmosphere of Wembley, unfortunately.
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Regulation risks stifling the next wave of innovation that can improve our lives.
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In rural America, the law is being blamed for stifling competition among insurers.
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The Fed also risks stifling economic growth if it raises rates too quickly.
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This case is not about Boeing stifling competition, as Bombardier has falsely alleged.
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Stifling creativity by limiting an artists own personal approach is a step backwards.
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Transactions and self-worth limited to likes and Instagram comments can feel stifling.
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Maybe the worst consequence, from an eater's standpoint, is the stifling of innovation.
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Once neighbors suspect the provenance of a baby, the humiliation can be stifling.
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A man blew a hole in his throat after stifling a powerful sneeze.
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The air was stifling, and he and the other employees were on edge.
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Republicans opposed this approach, arguing that heavy-handed regulation was stifling the economy.
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In the village, people often sleep outside to escape the stifling heat indoors.
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The Justice Department could see either of these combinations as potentially stifling competition.
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New York, where the center of her life had gone missing, felt stifling.
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The Billikens built a double-digit-point lead through a stifling defensive effort.
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It had a stifling defense and a swift senior linebacker named Cornelius Bennett.
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It would not be the first instance of trade-dispute mechanisms stifling competition.
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Stubbornly high mortgage rates and unemployment are still stifling demand, Cyrela's executives said.
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It was stifling, so we opened the windows to let in some air.
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I open the car windows to let out some of the stifling melancholy.
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San Diego State's stifling defense compensated for its own offensive struggles, particularly early.
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Sheikha Latifa tried to escape her stifling life in Dubai in March 2018.
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One is that Facebook is a modern monopolist, stifling competition in its industry.
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USC played stifling defense, holding Washington State to 123 percent shooting from the floor.
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Protesters have increasingly focused on broader political issues, accusing the government of stifling opposition.
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Republicans argue that their measures are not about stifling voters, but preventing voter fraud.
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You can also expect stifling humidity and, depending where you live, potentially severe thunderstorms.
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The stifling etiquette of diplomatic relations has magnified the dramatic effect of his grandstanding.
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Clearly, this stifling situation will only get worse — and Claire can't live like this.
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Rival operators had accused BT of stifling investment in broadband and holding back competition.
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Such indulgence was her middle-finger-up to the stifling nature of royal life.
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And take a break if the stifling late-summer heat and humidity become overwhelming.
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Part of the concern here is that stifling video games could substantively harm people.
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This low-wage competition helps discourage investment in new capital and technology, stifling innovation.
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Scaramucci viewed the cancellation as stifling the conversation around his position at the school.
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Friends plotted their hijra from gritty estates and stifling parental control in the schoolyard.
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He was, therefore, born with an innate and stifling sense of shame and moderation.
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Le Pen blames the EU and its common currency for stifling the French economy.
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"TV in India is a stifling environment—the content is highly regulated," says Pitalwalla.
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They are giving up lives of back-breaking toil, stifling tradition and periodic hunger.
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It is unnecessary, confusing and adds yet another innovation-stifling regulation to the internet.
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Even at seven in the morning, the south Florida heat and humidity is stifling.
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But critics say the tax is not about generating money but stifling free speech.
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Supporting Israel means advocating for a society that cultivates innovation instead of stifling it.
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And Operation Chokepoint – while arguably well intentioned – wound up stifling enterprises in minority communities.
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Most convincingly, scientists who favour Brexit cite the stifling effect of some EU regulations.
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Trump has forcefully pushed back against rate increases, arguing they are stifling economic growth.
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The work environment is stifling because he or she wants control over all decisions.
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On a recent day, there was stifling heat but not a ship in sight.
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Verollet used simple graphics and text boxes to convey the stifling life he lived.
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In other instances, however, entrepreneurial-minded people may find corporate America slow and stifling.
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The only concession to Manila's stifling heat is a fan screwed to the ceiling.
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But Mr. Hammer found the box-office expectations stifling and the Hollywood machine depressing.
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What kind of environments do you thrive in, and which do you find stifling?
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The Cornhuskers' defense was stifling early, forcing Michigan State into nine first-half turnovers.
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Walls just get in the way, by stifling communication and making collaboration more difficult.
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Drone companies, meanwhile, have expressed worries about regulations going too far and stifling innovation.
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Hunter, by then an executive vice-president at MBNA, found the corporate culture stifling.
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Yes, this level of worry and control is stifling for a 35-year-old.
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I thought marriage would be stifling, but with Paul it doesn't feel that way.
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Mr. Maduro's stifling of dissent and targeting of the opposition has been widely reported.
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" After stifling some laughter, McKinnon said, "The president really did whip our butts here.
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Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh thinks that traditional corporate structures are stifling and self-defeating.
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Kansas State used stifling inside defense in the second half to shut down Washington State.
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Why would I choose to wear a stifling, black knit in sticky, 97-degree heat?
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He is gone and I can't believe it, and the pain is immobilizing, stifling, unthinkable.
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Stifling the group on one day — even Election Day — would not be a crippling blow.
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The notion that Mr Xi is stifling innovation is belied by a flourishing of enterprise.
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Trump has accused two of them of stifling his rallies by enforcing crowd size restrictions.
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With the power-hungry air-conditioning turned off, the heat in her flat is stifling.
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There's been a litany of policy debates and elections since, but mostly just stifling inaction.
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But opponents accuse him of increasingly undermining democracy by curbing dissent and stifling free speech.
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Kano is still socially conservative, but residents say it feels less stifling than it was.
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Trump also said Obamacare, high taxes and regulation are stifling business in the United States.
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Instead, the room was stifling, the food was absent and a child was screaming nearby.
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THE most populous parts of Argentina are stifling in summer and bone-chilling in winter.
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He turned this opportunity down, however, wishing to avoid the stifling summer heat in Georgia.
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Salyut 6 couldn't scrub the air of all the unanticipated outgassing contaminants, stifling their growth.
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It's stifling economic growth too, according to a new report by consulting firm McKinsey & Company.
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They claim that the FCC's order will prevent providers from stifling innovation and squashing competition.
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More than 100 people were originally crammed into the stifling big-rig trailer, Homan said.
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Such regulation would actually boost innovation around contextual advertising, rather than stifling it, she said.
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That is nothing where I believe we're stifling our fan groups — we're obeying the law.
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But Iran says it won't talk while the US is stifling its economy with sanctions.
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A report this week from the Exchequer warned that Brexit would risk stifling economic growth.
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But on return visits, I noticed a leaden self-importance that began to feel stifling.
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The United States accuses Maduro's government of stifling democracy, repressing the opposition and massive corruption.
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"That's fine," Schwarber said, stifling at laugh at the notion that this might concern him.
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Somehow this eternal tension between the objective and the subjective is liberating instead of stifling.
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The new law has been widely criticized for stifling civil society even further in China.
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President Trump last year accused Google and other companies of stifling right-wing news outlets.
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They were formed by their rebellion against the stifling conformity they found at liberal universities.
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The SZS has accused Vucic and his allies of corruption and of stifling media freedom.
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The workers are claiming that Google is stifling their ability to organize and mobilize effectively.
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Stifling fundamental human rights — at home or abroad — can only weaken U.S. national security interests.
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But supporters of the plan have argued that they are needed to avoid stifling business.
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Today Maher is nominally a free man, but the restrictions on his movements are stifling.
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Colorado (8-63) jumped out to a 27-12 halftime lead behind a stifling defense.
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The question we face is how to protect people without stifling innovation and free speech?
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He worked in a photographic studio in the mid-1980s, but found the atmosphere stifling.
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Critics in both parties have said gerrymandering distorts democracy by stifling large segments of the electorate.
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She actually makes her aunt pay for stifling her creativity and turning her into a hologram.
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Unlike those at leather bars, Jackie codes became been famous for encouraging, rather than stifling, flair.
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Firms that use political influence to obtain relief from stifling rules may thereby contribute to growth.
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What happens when, instead of stifling the complications of reality, filmmakers acknowledge and engage with them?
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That is why a dry 50°C can feel less stifling than a muggy 30°C.
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In the more progressive, less binary world of 2017, that can be stifling, if not archaic.
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That said, stifling can be a silence of its own—one imposed through convention or power.
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His detractors say he was an authoritarian leader bent on stifling dissent to stay in power.
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As colleges become more diverse, the students they teach often find campus life stifling or unwelcoming.
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Meanwhile, a government official was quoted as blaming Octopus for stifling the city's shift to cashlessness.
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Missouri came within a touchdown of Kentucky and scored 28 points on Georgia&aposs stifling defense.
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Usually a fine mesh that will catch dust particles will impede air particles, stifling air flow.
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While it is stifling for Alma, the atelier makes for a bewitching setting for Mr Anderson.
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Even so, he's concerned about the stifling climate online and offline back in his home country.
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The song feels slightly claustrophobic as the guys detail a relationship that is way too stifling.
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It is exhausting and stifling, and requires constant calculus to weigh the value of our work.
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Any reforms must cover the cost of operating the government without stifling economic growth and opportunity.
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If you pick the wrong place, you run the risk of stifling your drunk doppelgänger's fun.
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With a stifling defensive effort, the advantage never dipped below 13 points in the second half.
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The Democrat Party, the establishment's main political outfit, has been squealing about the generals' stifling rule.
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They said the committee is stifling medical research that relies on fetal tissue by intimidating researchers.
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No, for Moskowitz the cause has been long clear: It's teacher unions and their stifling contracts.
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Hannity followers have decried the pressure by advertisers as a stifling affront to free speech rights.
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Her mother's prudishness and conformity were, by Cusk's account, stifling not only to the young Rachel.
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One of our best-read essays this week looks at the stifling weight of conventional masculinity.
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Clegg said that "censoring or stifling political discourse" is "at odds" with what Facebook is about.
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Bearded and robed in the stifling heat, he ignored pleasantries and raced to taste the spelt.
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To say that we're stifling their culture is looking at this through a pretty myopic lens.
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The result is less dynamism in the labor market, stifling economic growth and limiting individual opportunity.
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Some elderly residents canceled appointments and stayed at home, eager to avoid the stifling heat outside.
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Amy's parents are portrayed as either doting or stifling, depending on how you look at it.
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It could also distort the economy, rewarding allies at the expense of other companies, stifling growth.
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It is stifling hot in the summer and can be cool and rainy in the winter.
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Then, of course, she faces the stifling tropical heat, air pollution, pickpockets and other shady characters.
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PORTSMOUTH, England — The team bus for the Leyton Orient women's soccer team can sometimes be stifling.
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The singular "they" is inclusive and flexible, and it breaks the stifling prison of gender expectations.
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Organizations and companies sympathetic to the pro-abortion movement are actively stifling the pro-life message.
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"Even in quiet times, Beijing can feel stifling: the police, the propaganda, the smog," he writes.
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Then I thought: It must be stifling under that thing, she won't be able to breathe!
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Herrera and Matteo Darmian did brilliant stifling jobs in man-marking Eden Hazard and Pedro, respectively.
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Benchmark interest rates surged to 14.25 percent last year, stifling investment, as inflation hit double digits.
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The suit additionally accuses "university administrators and campus police" of "repressive actions" stifling free speech there.
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More than 219,211 were still without power Monday morning, unable to fend off the stifling heat.
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The troubling power of this work isn't its distance from its author but its stifling proximity.
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In that respect, they may prove too strong, wrapping the wrong people into their stifling embrace.
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The political utility of stifling political expression and critique within Muslim American communities comes into view.
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So learn how to be professional — without being boring or totally stifling your personality — in an interview!
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You're stifling anyone who doesn't have the same liberal viewpoint as the guy who runs the website.
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It has passed laws aimed at weakening the courts and stifling the press and civil-rights groups.
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The report suggests policy shifts in states like California, Massachusetts and Minnesota may be stifling commercial growth.
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If you need to break free from a stifling relationship, it's this moon that'll trigger the jailbreak.
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The Cambodian government appears to be stifling all dissent in the run-up to next year's elections.
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Questions still abound over how Qatar, with no football culture and a stifling climate, won the rights.
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France, he cried in his autobiography "Dans mes yeux", was a stifling place with a sale mentalité.
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Ineluctably, Eurasia is cohering, but that does not have to be under the stifling "togetherness" of tianxia.
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I agree with you that the way these markets are set up right now is stifling competition.
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But stifling people who want to have a good time may not be working out that well.
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Advocates say this freedom helps them innovate, try new approaches, free from the constraints of stifling bureaucracy.
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"I think one of your children just walked in," the BBC reporter commented while stifling a laugh.
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Maduro has followed on Chavez's legacy by stifling dissent and steadily accumulating power to the executive branch.
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The first thing you notice when you step into the workout studio is definitely the stifling heat.
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On the other hand, critics accuse Erdogan of authoritarianism, including by stifling dissent and quashing free speech.
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He also tried to tease out the way sensational journalism might end up stifling the drone industry.
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His comeback fight was a dull, stifling affair, losing to Northern Ireland's Norman Parke by unanimous decision.
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In Dadaab, the world's largest agglomeration of refugees, the bureaucracy is almost as stifling as the heat.
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In an era where more firms are dying than are being born, are giant incumbents stifling competition?
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When Mike was 16 years old, he found himself in the midst of a stifling Coke addiction.
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Even if the humidity is stifling your sweat, a number of strategies can help you cool down.
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In the 1980s, we still hoped for another regime change, a disruption of the theocracy's stifling rules.
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Only the U.S. can change those growth-stifling EU policies that are depressing America's largest overseas markets.
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Nicholas Kristof We often hear how damaging welfare dependency is, stifling initiative and corroding the human soul.
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Without choking opportunity or stifling ambition, we must reign in the excessive concentration of wealth and power.
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He rolled some office chairs out the back door for us, because the metal building was stifling.
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Both government entities are investigating whether the tech giants have been stifling competition in their respective fields.
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The law has been interpreted broadly, stifling most public discussion of anything related to the royal family.
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And, his life and writing suggest, such a victory may not be as stifling as it seems.
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But as one burrows deeper into Here I Am, the solipsism of a gilded life becomes stifling.
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"My friend Sean made this; it's pretty rude," she says, raising one eyebrow and stifling a laugh.
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He has voiced his concern that industry consolidation and current payment systems may be stifling their development.
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Haslam's beef with this idea of authenticity is largely aesthetic: its stifling lack of personality or energy.
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But he has also been consolidating his power, stifling dissent and marginalizing senior royals and government ministers.
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Players were only allowed two dribbles—this was offensive efficiency in its purest form, although creatively stifling.
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" Tweeted Richie Hawtin, adding: "Stifling creativity by limiting an artists own personal approach is a step backwards.
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Google operates on a global scale and across the entire online ecosystem, destroying jobs and stifling innovation.
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Amid the stifling heat of the Chinese summer, Russ Smith is balling out to an unprecedented degree.
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Conservatives characterize the rules as a regulatory power grab that is stifling innovation in the broadband industry.
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Flooding in Southeast Asia, stifling drought in Australia, and still no answers on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
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Funny, how destruction sometimes seems less stifling—brighter, more like progress—than the continuance of everyday life.
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And I'm reminded of how readily these stifling restrictions permeate the physical spaces we create for ourselves.
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I'd grown up swimming and had spent my share of weekends camped out in stifling, chlorinated natatoriums.
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The Penn State defense was stifling, holding the Cornhuskers to just 38.7 percent shooting from the field.
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But the evidence showed how Ma Bell had been stifling innovation for decades and keeping costs higher.
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Nor does he imply that monogamy is a stifling social convention imposed on our free animal natures.
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I was reading about how rich the pluralistic life is, and how stifling a homogeneous life is.
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Qatar's stifling climate is likely to make the 2022 football World Cup difficult for players and fans.
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Their arrest was decried by human rights organizations and activists, who accused the government of stifling dissent.
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They could adjourn the chamber until January, stifling the House articles of impeachment from coming up immediately.
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Drake and Cayton described their subjects as less bothered by segregation itself than by its stifling effects.
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Despite what initially felt like a stifling, monotone place, this is a vast world created by Ferrante.
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"He understands the tensions and tradeoffs between security and not stifling innovation, not attacking civil liberties," says Corman.
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"It's never been this hot at every single tournament, it was just stifling," Woods said, according to CNN.
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"Either way these comments leave doubt and uncertainty for the marijuana industry, stifling job growth in my state."
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They're also protesting the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, which is suffering from a stifling Israeli and Egyptian blockade.
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In spite of that, Paris does not dare to raise its voice against Germany's growth-stifling economic policies.
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Germany's ongoing economic struggle is stifling the EU growth and killing markets for one-fourth of American exports.
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But foreign investors and local businesses complain that the severe hard currency shortages are stifling the private sector.
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As Vox notes, it's also a condemnation of the stifling "positivity culture" found in segments of social media.
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All this will make China less rich than it should be, and a more stifling place to live.
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Yes, the music industry at large has a problem with representation and is clearly stifling opportunities for women.
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After closing the truck's door, the two children were unable to free themselves from the vehicle's stifling cab.
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That is a likely outcome only if the licensing policy degenerates merely to stifling entry and protecting incumbents.
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Their absurd number of 40+ point games (five) whimpered away at the sight of a stifling Cowboys defense.
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"The regulatory environment really can be stifling to small businesses that are trying to start up," McMahon said.
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On Wednesday, European regulators slapped Google with a $1.7 billion fine for stifling ad competition, while Democratic Sen.
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Ghafoor's office did not respond to Reuters' requests for comment about accusations the army was stifling the media.
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Take, for instance, Rich Trzupek's How the EPA's Green Tyranny is Stifling America, or Steve Milloy's Green Hell.
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Season two sees him flirt with a steady job at a reputable firm, which he predictably finds stifling.
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It was stuffy, stifling, and not where I'd expected to end up on a rare day off work.
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Trump claims regulations are stifling business growth and argued on the campaign trail that 70 percent could go.
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And about journalism and the Constitution: Is DNC Chairman Perez engaging in any form of stifling the press?
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Fed officials are aiming to bring interest rates back to historically neutral levels without stifling the growing economy.
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State prison systems deal with overcrowding, stifling budget cuts, and drug epidemics that show no signs of abating.
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Have Congo and Zambia pushed the redistribution of resource wealth too far by stifling investment in future production?
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The interviews detail nightmarish scenarios: stifling heat, relentless storms and mass extinctions are soon to arrive, we're told.
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For anyone whose relationship to that past is fraught, or even tortured, Hollinghurst's books can initially feel stifling.
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It is that, cumulatively, too much regulation is stifling and drains energy and initiative from the private sector.
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Yameen's administration made defamation a crime in 2016, a move government critics say was aimed at stifling dissent.
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And the stifling exercise of power and control over people is the most effective way to kill trust.
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The air of economic decay is stifling, and only in one respect does Garrone fall behind the times.
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I don't know about you, but medical technology is a sector I want to be promoting, not stifling!
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Ok, so you're finally ready to walk away from the job that has been stifling your inner passion.
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The bipartisan group held discussions centered on "big tech companies stifling competition on the internet," the statement said.
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Big emotions you've been stifling in order to get your daily tasks completed will come to the surface.
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That's a different motivator, not promoted by stifling the free use of the best and newest genetic resources.
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It's not that Ben's hometown is an entirely stifling area struck by poverty and little to no opportunity.
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If anything, more often than not, I'm obsessing over or stifling the desire to obsess over becoming obsolete.
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Complaints about anti-racism stifling free speech are about a resentment of minorities being able to speak up.
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I've seen this face of Italian "feminism" before, in other episodes, and it has a genuinely stifling quality.
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I expressed to Walker the horror I felt at seeing her images, especially in that stifling, white environment.
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"The second you start stifling it … they lose their confidence and start getting into group-think," he warned.
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Mr. Trump, you've promised to unleash the power of American business—big and small—by eliminating stifling regulations.
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Bret Stephens: The biggest threat facing our society today is the stifling of free speech on college campuses.
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His Journal desk became a gathering place for half-eaten sandwiches and burps he would not bother stifling.
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The "duopoly" of the two parties is a serious problem, stifling a lot of potential competition and ideas.
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The mercury may reach a mere 90, but with the humidity, it could feel as stifling as 28.
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Ms. Daniels's house was stifling, the air so stuffy that her daughter said it was difficult to breathe.
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Italy's populists came to power in part by blaming Brussels for stifling their economy with strict budget rules.
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Kids either sit in freezing classrooms with their coats on or strip off layers because of stifling heat.
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In what was clearly a retaliatory move, China and other countries placed stifling tariffs on American agricultural products.
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Allen added nine rebounds, dished out three assists, and contributed to a stifling defensive effort with three steals.
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The big threat: Ultimately, the F.T.C. could unwind mergers if it thinks they harmed consumers by stifling competition.
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" He wrote that China, for the time being, "is eager to avoid being seen as stifling digital trade.
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Expect a stifling high of 13 today, with sun in the morning and thunderstorms possible in the afternoon.
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Kashmir's 5-month internet blackout is the longest ever imposed in a democracy — and it's stifling local workers
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Carbon capture seems to be a win-win — curbing climate-warming emissions without stifling the lionized coal industry.
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The No. X Cavaliers are undefeated on the season thanks to their stifling defense and notoriously slow tempo.
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She finished with 23 points and 7 assists, putting on a remarkable display against a stifling Connecticut defense.
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Second, the escalating trade tariffs enacted by the Trump administration is working toward strangling supply and stifling competition.
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Al Horford, Marcus Morris and Marcus Smart all took turns, stifling Simmons's ability to drive toward the basket.
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Indian law says such practices are anti-competitive if they end up stifling competition and limiting consumer choices.
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At Samsung, a rigid, top-down culture has been blamed for stifling innovation and allowing problems to fester.
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Stifling heat and humidity aside, off-season also overlaps with hurricane season, the rainy season and mosquito season.
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Not only is Calgaro stifling her child's transition, but she's suing her daughter to effectively stop her transition.
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In science education especially, it ends up stifling curiosity and creativity, deterring people from science careers and opportunities.
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Trump also charges that the US's stifling corporate tax rate is to blame for jobs being shipped overseas.
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While Glitch City may be a corrupt and dangerous place, Dorothy doesn't necessarily see her field as stifling.
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This special report will examine the claim that big firms are too powerful and that they are stifling competition.
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Republicans, of course, argue that their measures are not about stifling voters or swinging elections, but preventing voter fraud.
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This would make the hassle of switching carriers even more annoying, while also stifling competition and potentially discouraging innovation.
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But Pai, who became chairman of the FCC in December, has repeatedly criticized such rules as stifling industry growth.
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And at the three-day board meeting, civil society groups accused the GCF of stifling discussion of individual projects.
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Wedekind, a Munich-based playwright, wrote Spring Awakening in response to his society's stifling and hypocritical attitude toward sexuality.
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And to many of us, she is a stifling behavioural standard that forces us to hide our true personalities.
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In 1977, in the beginning of a stifling heat wave, a 19773-hour blackout sent the city into havoc.
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As chairman, he is expected to seek ways to ease regulations that some believe are stifling initial public offerings.
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Driving change in cities, with all their heavy infrastructure, mega-scale projects and regulations, can seem stifling and impossible.
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In India, April can also be a particularly stifling month as the country warms before the monsoon rains arrive.
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In the past, Trump has said climate change was a hoax that was stifling policies to foster economic growth.
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Trump said smaller banks "play a vital role in helping create jobs" and promised to roll back stifling regulations.
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Moreover, mainstream parties both social-democrats, liberals and conservatives, often have become too much alike stifling creativity and initiative.
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These should include broadening the target package for a new batch of designations aimed at stifling Iranian illicit procurement.
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The Bearcats (9-2) trailed early, but a stifling defensive presence and balanced offensive attack fueled the decisive run.
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The latter collaboration really drove home the idea of black power thriving beyond the stifling grip of white supremacy.
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It does all this without overburdening small businesses or stifling the innovation that is the lifeblood of our industry.
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The right-wing culture warriors have seized upon the incident, condemning students for inciting violence and stifling free speech.
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When someone offers you an escape route from a stifling style rut (no strings attached), you don't ask questions.
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The narrative around the latest Farm Bill was that it would be evolutionary, not revolutionary, potentially stifling innovative ideas.
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The only substantial buildings belong to the government, sporting South Sudanese flags that hang motionless in the stifling heat.
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Much like that tower, these stifling regulations from the Obama era have caused uncertainty and instability here at home.
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The homogeneity induced by this division can become stifling, to that point that opting out appears the better option.
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As one of the drafters of the constitution adopted in 1988, he opposed its employment-stifling protections for workers.
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First, by stifling medical progress, the bill would deny patients new cures, prolonging disability and preventing longer life spans.
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The hall was stifling for lack of air-conditioning in a place were power is restricted and never reliable.
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Officials are investigating whether the carriers colluded in stifling technology that would allow customers to more easily change providers.
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Patients vomit and defecate on the floor or into small yellow buckets, too sick to leave their stifling confines.
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His government charged Tsvangirai with treason, and passed increasingly tough laws aimed at stifling independent media and public dissent.
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But they have more recently been criticized for holding back the economy and stifling small businesses and start-ups.
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Between each of these cheesecakes, I was stifling belches and hoping I could make it home without getting sick.
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In point of fact, powerful commercial interests are often at the forefront of pressing for competition-stifling new laws.
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But the stifling security also felt like the fretful reaction of a leader unexpectedly confronting skepticism and negative scrutiny.
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The Devils' defense did an outstanding job stifling the Capitals, who had 18 goals in the first three games.
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This use of facial recognition could potentially have a stifling effect on First Amendment-protected activity such as protests.
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Such systems often either don't work, or wind up filtering legitimate internet content, stifling free speech and user expression.
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Studies have found that while positive thinking is important for exploring future possibilities, it may be stifling your progress.
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Indeed, changing social attitudes is the very reason the state is so alarmingly brazen in stifling its own population.
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Opponents accuse Museveni, in power since 1986, of stifling dissent through intimidation, beatings and detentions, charges his government denies.
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If the rules around Excelsior lists are weakened, employers could get away with stifling communication between unions and employees.
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Thousands of demonstrators have been taking to the streets demanding his resignation, citing problems like corruption and stifling unemployment.
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Ms. Lilla, frustrated by what she considered Hungary's corruption and stifling bureaucracy, finally gave up and left the country.
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An evangelical minister, he delivered Sunday sermons outdoors in the stifling heat and worked construction to make ends meet.
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The piazza the girls live on has the look of a stage set: grand, but static and ultimately stifling.
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Do AI-powered apps encourage stifling sameness, or do they free us to spend more time on creative pursuits?
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Sonja's Copenhagen is a world of "glistening shoals of bikes," proud xenophobia, of stifled sadness and stifling social conformity.
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In the process, stifling cross-border U.S.-China collaboration that has long fueled next-generation innovations is being stifled.
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The House antitrust subcommittee has interviewed dozens of companies that accuse the big tech companies of unlawfully stifling competition.
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Indeed, this competition is also a way for parents to overcome what many perceive as a stifling education system.
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So have the Confucius Institutes, which are accused of stifling academic freedom by discouraging students from discussing sensitive topics.
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Chris, just back from college, wants to be a chef in Paris, though it means stifling his Mexican heritage.
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Snapshot: Above, newspapers in Australia with redacted front pages in protest of the government's stifling of the free press.
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Because Mourinho is the highest-profile adherent of Frade's system, tactical periodization has a reputation as being defensive, stifling.
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" Franken's staff, as he tells it, has been his best ally in stifling his funny side, sternly responding "O.
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Some sources told NBC that Mueller's move may have been to prevent the White House from stifling Bannon's cooperation.
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It's not just that the state is stifling dissent; it's also making everyone wonder: Have I crossed the line?
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"Shipwreck" is wrapped in so many layers — of narrative, of interpretation, of mutating thoughts — that it should be stifling.
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But the two sides disagree fundamentally, and Americans deserve a forthright debate between them after decades of stifling consensus.
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Under 333G's stewardship, the new company embarked on extreme cost cutting that risked stifling investment in innovation and marketing.
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With puffed chests and anxious looks, the dogs' obvious impatience lampoons the self-stifling traditions of the royal class.
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In some places, everything is so tightly fit together that it attains a density one can envision as stifling.
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Critics in both parties of gerrymandering have said that it warps democracy by stifling large segments of the electorate.
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Micah runs away to a magical circus to escape his stifling real life, changing gender presentation within the process.
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Among the public at large, meanwhile, the group whose speech the public is most likely to favor stifling is Muslims.
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He would rather chat outside – the family cannot afford a cooling system and their living room is dark and stifling.
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It also has large debts, a shrinking working-age population and an authoritarian government that may be stifling the economy.
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The second relates to renewed U.S. protectionism or anger over Chinese exports triggering tit-for-tat, growth-stifling trade barriers.
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Banks and other businesses looked past the towers and saw a closed economy and stifling social restrictions, which never changed.
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Qualcomm is working to eliminate competition by any means they can, harming consumers and stifling industry innovation along the way.
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Mr Obama, for instance, barely mentions the stifling role of regulation in deterring investment, dampening productivity growth and dulling innovation.
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First, he said he'd bring down the company's costs, which are likely stifling the social media company's ability to innovate.
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"I'm so jetlagged," she tells me, stifling a yawn as she stands up and gives me a casual introductory hug.
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U.S. JUSTICE DEPT OPENING BROAD ANTITRUST REVIEW INTO WHETHER DOMINANT TECH FIRMS ARE UNLAWFULLY STIFLING COMPETITION - WSJ, CITING DEPT OFFICIALS
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But this American squad contains so many outstanding players that stifling them all for 90 minutes is nigh on impossible.
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And we need to find the right balance between not stifling innovation and encouraging it because it provides huge benefits.
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Google was hit Wednesday with a $1.7 billion fine from the European Union for stifling online advertising competition, per CNBC.
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They promoted their use of Parler with hashtags on Twitter, which they accuse of stifling expression by arbitrarily banning users.
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Others warn against trying to replicate government controls on Islam that have proved stifling in much of the Muslim world.
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But he has contested accusations of the company having a political bias in its search results and of stifling competition.
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Soon enough, the involvement of a select third party will feel enabling and not stifling in the grand parental scheme.
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Guangzhou sits 120 kilometers (75 miles) north-west of Hong Kong, often laboring under a haze of stifling gray smog.
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Banks could offset the impact of lower lending rates by disbursing more loans or by stifling future loan-related losses.
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Trump has pledged lower taxes, a rollback in job-stifling regulations and a boost of $1 trillion in infrastructure spending.
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When neither of the spouses works at this, and has little real contact with other people, family life becomes stifling.
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We see you stifling that yawn, but honestly, you're reading this on the internet right now, so get on board.
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And by the time he did step down, Nixon's economic policies had worsened the stifling economic woes of the 1970s.
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This week U.S. lawmakers met the attorney general to discuss overhauling antitrust law to stop big tech companies stifling competition.
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There's little doubt that plenty of wrestlers in WWE could make it without the stifling, mercurial McMahons dictating every move.
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For the last seven years, stifling regulations on land and natural resource use have become the norm across the country.
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Without these changes, it would have been virtually impossible to secure commercial transactions online, stifling the then-nascent internet economy.
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"These stereotypes are stifling for millennials, who are seeking business where they can grow and develop as professionals," Goodnow said.
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But to motivate his base, he has focused on Raisi's record of stifling dissent and the killing of political opponents.
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This latest change, however, illustrates how YouTube plans to help creators elevate positive behavior instead of simply stifling the negative.
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It muffled debate within a stifling "grand coalition" centrism, with the left and right ruling more or less in concert.
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But as throngs of employees arrived for meetings in the stifling sun on Thursday, there was an air of unease.
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Pichai and McCarthy arranged the hearing earlier this year following repeated accusations that the company has been stifling conservative voices.
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The issue here is whether stifling expression even of the unhinged really serves to further the cause of free society.
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Colorful, at times funny, lyrics recount woes from sleeping in stifling tarpaulin tents to losing desperately needed supplies to thieves.
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Masculinity, as a set of attributes and standards traditionally associated with Being A Man, is stifling, systemic, and practically inescapable.
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One evening last month, it was a stifling 21977 degrees in Riyadh after sunset, with dust hanging in the air.
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Australian Defence Minister Christopher Pyne told an audience in Singapore 'there is no gain in stifling China's growth and prosperity.
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A crisp fall morning turns into stifling afternoon, and by the next evening we've wrapped around to brisk early winter.
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Before the travel bans, Beirut had long been a favorite for Gulf Arabs escaping the stifling summer temperatures at home.
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Banks weighed down by bad loans are reluctant to lend, stifling the flow of credit to new enterprises and projects.
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Eventually, a stew of nerves, blistering heat, a multi-goal deficit, and frustration with the Courage's stifling defense bubbled over.
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While other Australian towns have hit higher peak temperatures, it's the ceaseless, stifling heat that has made Marble Bar notorious.
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Those still alive inside the cars, stifling hot and crazed with thirst, drank one another's urine, stripped off their clothes.
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Krowchuk could see some of his friends overcoming their insecurities, like Smallville costar Kristin Kreuk, who battled career-stifling shyness.
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Other workers with radically different political beliefs from Damore have also accused Google of stifling political activity in the workplace.
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He was uneven against Philadelphia's stifling defense, averaging 13 points and six assists on 40 percent shooting from the field.
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Antislavery papers argued that an organized "Slave Power" was trying to spread slavery throughout the Union by stifling Northern opposition.
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We don't like having to take a pause from our daily lives and adjusting to a new and stifling normal.
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After her arrest, Arcay disappears from the movie, and Pierre finds himself living unhappily in luxurious but stifling new circumstances.
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The stifling pass rush and balanced offensive attack was a blueprint drawn up by Shanahan and general manager John Lynch.
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The opposition's show of strength came after a crackdown aimed at stifling dissent—a tactic that worked in 2011-12.
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The inquiry will consider whether the government is striking the right balance between protecting customers and businesses without stifling innovation.
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Her appeals to escape stifling house arrest have failed repeatedly, despite offers from Germany to take her in, she says.
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During that stifling Philadelphia summer, they kept the windows shut and posted guards so journalists could not hear their debates.
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Bureaucracy, hierarchy and office politics start to form, and decision-making slows to a crawl, stifling any chance of innovation.
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They accuse Museveni, in power since 1986, of stifling dissent through intimidation, beatings, detentions and prosecutions on trumped-up charges.
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But he has contested accusations of the company having a political bias in its search results and of stifling competition.
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Lawmakers have expressed interest in ramping up cybersecurity measures, but are hesitant of regulation due to fears of stifling innovation.
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Jazz top Timberwolves to take division title SALT LAKE CITY — Dominating games through stifling defense is second nature to Utah.
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I expected to hear complaints that over-regulation was stifling economic growth, just as I had heard 10 years earlier.
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The stadium once contained swirling winds; with a lid, even when opened, the air has become still, stagnant and stifling.
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Mr. Maduro has also held on by stifling dissent: Human rights groups say he has arrested more than 12,800 people.
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The environment is stifling, the conditions inhumane, and the message loud and clear: You are being punished for seeking refuge.
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They are let down and left behind by a system that renders them invisible: stifling their ambition and wasting their talent.
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Are you stifling innovation a little bit in the broker dealer space by making it so expensive to just stay alive?
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The chairman, meanwhile, claims the 2015 order was stifling internet innovation and that his new, "light-touch" approach would encourage it.
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Samsung and LG both issued statements saying that import curbs would hurt consumers by raising prices, limiting choice and stifling innovation.
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They point to repression of human rights advocates, the stifling of journalists and new limits on self-employment, among other things.
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When Jay steps inside the tiny, stifling room, no bigger than three or four square feet, sweat pours from his brows.
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Despite that, millions of voters braved stifling heat to pick a new president, elect half the Senate and the entire House.
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It's no surprise, then, that in such stifling circumstances, John's intimacy sometimes took unorthodox forms over the course of his life.
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In previous seasons, when Memphis has struggled to score, its stifling defense has given it the ability to keep games close.
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Voters -- 55 million of the 0003 million-strong population registered for the pivotal election -- braved stifling heat to cast their ballots.
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Rights groups and opposition politicians accuse the government of excessive force in dealing with demonstrations, crushing opponents and stifling free speech.
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Overall, though, Paratopic is an unsettling experience that's so atmospheric it's stifling — a staticky, nicotine-stained take on cinematic video games.
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The bottom line: The FAA's challenge is to balance the risks and opportunities created by all those drones without stifling innovation.
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By stifling and discrediting the most interesting aspects of his own agenda, Mr Trump risks causing his party long-term damage.
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" Removing net neutrality protections, they write, "poses a significant risk of stifling American innovation and harming local economies across the country.
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But there is, if not a silencing effect, a stifling one whenever critics with a platform offer such broad-stroke prescriptions.
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He also accuses the ruling Country Alliance party of covering up corruption scandals, stifling media, and stacking institutions with their supporters.
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Against Germany, she earned Player of the Match, repeatedly stifling the opponent's efforts to attack on her side of the field.
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After taking the back in the third, Camozzi looked a dejected figure having suffered under Leites stifling control throughout the bout.
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Rejecting cross-pollination as "cultural appropriation" risks stifling innovation, creativity and the atmosphere of appreciation that comes when different cultures meet.
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Their fates in the criminal justice system were influenced by conservative forces with an interest in stifling minority group voting power.
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Matz did not really need the outburst, stifling a Cleveland lineup that had rocked Matt Harvey in the middle innings Saturday.
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In pounding heat and stifling humidity, traumatized and malnourished refugees are crammed into bamboo and canvas huts packed across muddy hillsides.
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A similar suit was brought by Medicare Advantage organizations, accusing the drugmaker of stifling competition and dramatically raising the drug's price.
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Chalk it up to the sometimes stifling exuberance of Silicon Valley, where founders think they can do anything until they can't.
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But other efforts in that direction have fallen short, and have highlighted a stifling streak of conservatism in the Met audience.
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González and Wood said the incident fit a recent pattern stifling free speech and "mistreating" reporters and spectators at public meetings.
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The stifling Ohio State defense overwhelmed the Scarlet Knights on the way to methodical 58-0 dismantling Saturday in Columbus, Ohio.
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Taken together, the scope and complexity of many regulations is stifling the American economy to the tune of $2 trillion —annually.
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Republicans say the bipartisan commission would rein in the agency and prevent it from stifling the economy with overbearing enforcement actions.
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With the Eagles defense stifling them, the Patriots got clever to finally get in the end zone and take the lead.
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After Gurriel and Bregman reached in succession to open the fourth, Norris initiated his closing surge by stifling that Astros rally.
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I watched these coming-of-age stories because I similarly yearned for my own escape from the stifling whiteness of suburbia.
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"This stinks," Santos said tearfully, leaving the stifling room in which her frail grandmother lay so as not to upset her.
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The Chargers are coming off their best performance of the year, stifling the Packers offense in a dominant 26-11 victory.
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If Congress doesn't support these critical first steps, it risks stifling the even greater future possibilities of the commercial space revolution.
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But economists warn that the enormous power of giant corporations may be stifling new entrepreneurship, and holding back wages and productivity.
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When the revolutionary ideology was at its stifling height, even the smallest criticism could offend one or another of Iran's leaders.
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It wasn't because Babylon's videos were too high-definition, or that there were too many ads stifling the load times. Nope.
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On defense, the Cavaliers play the stifling Pack Line, which makes it exceedingly difficult for opponents to get off uncontested shots.
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Then, in the first decade of colonial rule, Japan placed stifling restrictions on Koreans' public lives in the name of security.
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In the stifling heat, I throw in ice cubes so my cold water keeps me from melting on the subway platform.
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For Jan Keiper, 64, the teacher at the Frenchboro school, which has four students this year, social isolation can be stifling.
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But before the new legislature could be seated, pro-Maduro lawmakers stacked the Supreme Court with loyalists, stifling the opposition's agenda.
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The air in the car can feel incredibly stifling and harsh, which is where this triple-duty humidifier comes into play.
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Visconti's anticlerical, anti-bourgeois politics become overt only in the trial sequence, broadly staged in a real, seemingly stifling Algiers courtroom.
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Pairing stifling defense with a dominant offensive approach in the lane, Kansas blew the game open with a 218-23 run.
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He is not as open with them as he used to be, "because conversations around gender have become stifling," he said.
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The university study accounted for Puerto Ricans who died in the days after the storm, as stifling heat suffocated the island.
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When many prominent free agents remained unsigned for months, players and agents became suspicious that collusion was stifling their earning power.
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Targeting the biggest tech companies—most of which are American—with new regulations to prevent them stifling competition and damaging democracy.
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Lastly, groups can experience "convergent thinking," where "everyone jumps on the bandwagon" and agrees with an idea, stifling less popular suggestions.
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And if you're the kind of person who watches football for defensive action, then Denver's stifling performance surely was of interest.
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That might be an even bigger challenge than the vaunted Goran Dragic-Hassan Whiteside pick-and-roll or Miami's stifling defense.
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Mnuchin, an administration official, is weighing in and suggesting that Amazon is stifling competition before the antitrust investigation has really even started.
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Worries have eased among manufacturers that President Donald Trump would spark a trade-stifling confrontation between America and China; exports are thriving.
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The Golden State Warriors played stifling defense and flummoxing offense, even if Steph Curry and Klay Thompson weren't their usual resplendent selves.
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Stifling important voices on Facebook and YouTube means fewer informed opinions on platforms inundated with fake news, conspiracy theories, and dangerous idealogues.
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People who learned about the story sympathized with Faulkner and praised the police for encouraging his entrepreneurial spirit rather than stifling it.
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Two dogs were saved from a stifling situation over the weekend thanks to a quick-thinking Good Samaritan and Seattle police officers.
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In Puerto Rico, there are really strict rules for what it means to "be" Puerto Rican, and it can be really stifling.
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Dallas began a stretch of four of five at home by stifling the Brooklyn Nets in a 224-22 victory on Friday.
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For over a year businesses and politicians have demanded a rate cut to avoid stifling recovery during a second year of recession.
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Fincher's film managed to convey a stifling environment of constant danger for women, where every interaction was poisoned with hatred and fear.
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Without him, ordinary people around the world would still know little of the growing dragnet stifling the Internet's enormous potential for good.
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Fedor planned to keep Filipovic backing up, stifling his kicking game, and to hammer the Croatian's body whenever he had the chance.
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Last quarter, Alphabet recorded a European Commission fine of $1.7 billion as a settlement for stifling competition in the online ad sector.
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But back to the question of the hour: How much will the corn-driven moisture injection contribute to this week's stifling heat?
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China has imposed stifling security in its northwestern region of Xinjiang, including confining huge numbers of Muslim residents in re-education camps.
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Nor should Match Group's consolidation of power and arguable stifling of competition, even though that's unlikely to concern the Federal Trade Commission.
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The SPD has accused Merkel of stifling debate by failing to take a stand on issues and leaving much to her ministers.
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Apple and Audible also parted ways last year over complaints from European publishers that Apple's exclusive partnership with Audible was stifling competition.
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Like cashmere sweaters and our favorite over-the-knee boots, they're starting to feel stifling now that the weather has warmed up.
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Likewise, the technology that was a non-factor when The Beatles were crossing Abbey Road is framed as a genius-stifling distraction.
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Bastian also criticized subsidies that he said airlines in Qatar and United Arab Emirates have received from their governments, stifling U.S. competition.
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" Juncker once greeted Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who is accused by critics of stifling dissent at home, by saying: "Hello dictator!
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The European Union on Wednesday ordered Google to pay 2.73 billion euros ($1.69 billion) for stifling competition in the online advertisement sector.
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Industry leaders and policymakers need to focus on "accessible, affordable care" without stifling investment in the next generation of medicines, he said.
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Harden had 11 points and four assists in the third alone, his trey with 30.7 seconds left stifling the last Miami run.
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Accordingly, the big policy question — as always — is how best to protect consumers' private information while not stifling innovation and broadband expansion.
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"KFCB is stifling our people's creativity by refusing to let people see films and music videos that have a message," he said.
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"We applaud FCC Chairman Pai's initiative to remove this stifling regulatory cloud over the internet," AT&T said in a blog post.
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And given Trump's continued struggles in the dealmaking department, especially with Republicans, don't be surprised if they're stifling smiles again come December.
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Also, the habit of living behind the manhood mask is stifling, making it hard for people to connect with themselves and others.
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While a physical polling booth can help verify votes, it's become a stifling, stopgap measure, overshadowing where we really need to be.
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Reported to have a grueling work culture, Amazon has come under fire for operating stifling-hot warehouses and not recording workers' injuries.
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Even those who benefited from this arrangement between the races and the sexes frequently found the conformity of mid-century America stifling.
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Hayward goes for 31; Jazz drub Rockets SALT LAKE CITY — Stifling defense is a consistent trademark for the Utah Jazz this season.
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With the onset of higher spring temperatures, some women have sought to shed all or parts of the often stifling Islamic uniform.
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Q: Are regulations stifling the U.S. economy to the point that low rates cannot have an effect on the velocity of money?
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Republican analysts and pollsters have predicted dire consequences for Republican legislators if Trump wins the GOP nomination, stifling their re-election chances.
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The ACA and the HITECH Act have hamstrung doctors already drowning in stifling red tape with complicated new mandates, regulations, and bureaucracy.
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She called the climate "toxic" and described a stifling atmosphere that caused her to develop a stutter and even to consider suicide.
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But America's war kept drawing him back to the field and to the stifling orthodoxies of those who wage and support it.
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India faces huge hurdles to growth, including widespread corruption, a suffocating bureaucracy, enormous social spending, a stifling business environment and woeful infrastructure.
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These factors don't exempt the platform companies from close scrutiny to make sure that they are not stifling competition or harming consumers.
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The dangerousness of it all would probably be stifling for some, but the excitement for scientific discovery is what keeps me going.
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That exhibition should have included Joan Mitchell, who was quite close to Riopelle, were it not for the art world's stifling machismo.
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But stifling or dismissing the importance of those different perspectives could very easily lead a company, a team or you to lose.
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The notion that everyone is beautiful had long seemed as stifling to me as the beauty standards which it purported to unwind.
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This is not about privileging or advancing one viewpoint over another, or about stifling opinions we disagree with or even find abhorrent.
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To Mr. Buckingham's colleagues, the episode was an example of Mr. Sessions stifling dissent and opening the department to losses in court.
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The Patriots' defense provided the necessary support, stifling the Jaguars, blocking passes and rushing Jacksonville quarterback Blake Bortles in the second half.
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" — Ella Ayscue, 32, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn "The Columbus Circle platform is stuffy at best and stifling when it's really hot and humid.
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The problem stems from a lack of investment in telecommunications infrastructure locally since the Arab Spring in 2011 and stifling state monopolies.
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So stifling is their effect that it is hard to list half a dozen realistic, English contenders for a Premier League job.
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Edna Pontellier, trapped in a stifling life as a mother and wife, escapes domesticity to pursue her desire to be an artist.
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Mr Macri was wary of stifling economic growth and, lacking a majority in congress, was reluctant to cut the budget deficit sharply.
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State regulations protect the incomes of doctors, dentists, undertakers and optometrists — not to mention makeup artists and auctioneers — while also stifling innovation.
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He reiterated that argument during his press conference on Monday, claiming that stifling the economy could be deadly in and of itself.
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But even for people who do mainly fit within the binary, the very idea that there is a binary is invisibly stifling.
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" Juncker once greeted Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who is accused by critics of stifling dissent at home, by saying: "Hello dictator!
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In response to the "Reclaim" movement, a conservative colleague of mine hung signs around school asserting that Reclaim was stifling free speech.
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Iran promised to restrict its nuclear development plans while submitting to international inspections in exchange for relief from years of stifling sanctions.
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Yang has been all over cable news and Twitter in recent days making the case that Washington insiders are stifling his supporters.
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After the game, Wheeler was particularly upset about allowing Wainwright to reach base, which prevented him from stifling the Cardinals' rally early.
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The danger is exacerbated by the dozens of corpses lying in the open, in stifling heat, and possibly leaking fluids into waterways.
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You down for only the summer, to leave the stifling city where later you will be waked, displayed, defiant, a dark glass.
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Drone rules should be carefully crafted to ensure public safety while not stifling innovation and future economic growth in that burgeoning industry.
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Overregulation is destroying the engine of American prosperity by stifling innovation, destroying jobs, and discouraging people from supporting themselves through honest work.
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At another news conference later on Thursday morning, Mr. Weintraub said the search teams had worked through the night in stifling heat.
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The temperature had been stifling in the upper bunks, and a number of passengers stood in the shade and ate ice cream.
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You want to be able to have pushback so that you guarantee that you're not stifling the innovation, but innovation is there.
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Google has appealed a $1.7 billion fine from the European Commission for stifling competition in the online advertising industry, the company said Wednesday.
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Critics accuse Maduro of creating a dictatorship by stifling dissent, using security forces to limit the right to protest and arbitrarily jailing demonstrators.
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Romero's cut man did an admirable job of stifling the swelling but was never at peace for a moment over the coming rounds.
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" Malawian government spokesman Nicholas Dausi said: "This is not about stifling media freedoms and frustrating Times Group because of their critical editorial policy.
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It's really difficult to see how "intentionally stifling the free exchange of ideas on their platforms," would be a matter for the DOJ.
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Spotify, which earlier this year filed a complaint in Europe accusing Apple of stifling competition, did not talk about the iPhone-maker today.
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Alphabet recorded a European Commission fine of $1.7 billion in the quarter as a settlement for stifling competition in the online ad sector.
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According to Touré's Rolling Stone piece, several of Hill's close friends described her as unhappy, paralyzed by fame and her own stifling perfectionism.
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That includes his trans daughter, but it also includes parents like him, who can find strict gender norms stifling in their own lives.
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The Justice Department declined to elaborate on which laws the companies may have broken or how they were stifling an exchange of ideas.
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Nearly in tears, the mayor made a desperate plea for help amid what she said was stifling bureaucracy and a slow government response.
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Most recently, the European Union ordered Google to pay the equivalent of roughly $1.7 billion for stifling competition in the online advertisement sector.
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It could be, in part, a tit-for-tat for Italy's stifling of Abertis' attempt to take control of Atlantia a decade ago.
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Tragically, Black communities have internalized these tropes as well, using them to justify the sexism and stifling gender roles imposed on Black women.
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In March, Google was slapped with a $1.7 billion fine, which it's appealing, from the European Commission for stifling competition in online advertising.
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In particular, he said he does not think Trump's tax cuts can be implemented without stifling social services or ballooning the national deficit.
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The council, a newly formed advisory group led by Vice President Mike Pence, discussed ways that regulations are "stifling" the commercial space industry.
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Granted, the room was fairly cool, but they seem to breathe fairly well, so they shouldn't be too stifling on a hot day.
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Bodies do not do well in the stifling heat, especially if stuck in a "monster jam", says the manager of one funeral company.
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And whether the European Union pulls the plug or not, Mr Hun Sen seems more focused on stifling dissent than on economic reform.
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As a result, Porcaroli frames Chiara's journey as a coming-of-age story, the tale of one girl's breaking free from stifling convention.
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Beyond the story of the euro, Stiglitz's book also contends that neoliberalism is a stifling economic ideology that may have run its course.
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These parties quickly raised concerns about stifling innovation, overstepping the limits of federal authority and understanding the nuances of fintech, among many others.
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That love of work is the source of their energy, motivation, and enthusiasm, despite the stifling nothingness or constant hardships they must endure.
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But many charge that there's political intent behind these non-governmental systems, with activists claiming that this is a methodology for stifling dissent.
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"This is an issue that is of keen importance — that no one is going to stand for normalizing stifling the right to vote."
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The scattering of pins that break free from the stifling pressure of the masses represent the process of crossing boarders, of receiving asylum.
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The former head of global equities trading at Deutsche Bank, Kerim Derhalli, has backed the theory that uncertainty over Brexit is stifling business.
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Protesters and opposition supporters accuse Museveni, in power since 1986, of stifling dissent through intimidation, beatings and detentions, charges which his government denies.
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If his proposed cabinet is anything to go by, Mr Temer plans to replace Ms Rousseff's confidence-stifling interventionism with market-friendlier policies.
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We wholeheartedly support these collaborative models as a viable means to enhance IoT security without potentially stifling innovation through overly burdensome regulatory action.
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They've said that it's a less efficient and potentially stifling option compared to what private companies like Comcast and AT&T can offer.
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It is also a time to celebrate our liberation from the older, stifling notions that we are doomed to stasis and individual impotence.
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From the beginning, Intuit recognized that its success depended on two parallel missions: stoking innovation in Silicon Valley while stifling it in Washington.
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This year the Colorado legislature, with broad bipartisan support, banned publicly funded colleges from stifling their students' right to free speech and assembly.
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"TfL's plans threaten the livelihoods of thousands of drivers in London, while also stifling tech companies like Uber," he said in a statement.
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And too often, patents hinder innovation by deterring the creation of generics, restricting access to research, and stifling the free exchange of information.
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That German surplus is stifling the economic growth in the rest of Europe, because it is a deficit for countries trading with Germany.
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In today's much gloomier climate, silliness has yielded to the serious work of stifling speech and academic freedom in ever-more insidious ways.
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His landmark 2017 tax cuts, paired with a long overdue rollback in needlessly stifling regulations, have kicked a previously sluggish recovery into overdrive.
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A lack of direction and consistency in being able to identify and measure these goals has been stifling growth so far, bankers said.
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In a city where elegance and refinement can verge on the stifling, the area around the canal offers a welcome touch of carefreeness.
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Both are stifling, exacting plays, which perhaps reflect the challenger's admiration for Carlsen, widely considered one of the best players of all time.
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At a time of rampant income inequality, stifling social roles for women and church-mandated morality, de Cleyre rebelled against the accepted order.
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Payday lenders and their lobbyists say the industry supports regulation but said the previous approach was stifling lending to people who need help.
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But it also plays stifling defense, and that prevented its dying by the 3 when it shot poorly in its win over Kentucky.
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They also say that Republican lawmakers are stifling free speech in the name of protecting it by forcing codes of conduct on universities.
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Thankfully, a handful of linked stories provide much-needed space for expansion, offering a sense of psychological movement rather than continual, stifling return.
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But during these experiments, a thin layer of oxide kept forming on the aluminum that gummed up its electrical currents, thereby stifling conductivity.
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Mr. Wolfe's was also a silk-tweed that, as he soon discovered, was too bulky to wear through a stifling summer in Manhattan.
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Sure enough: "In April, Ted Cruz held a Senate subcommittee hearing called 'Stifling Free Speech: Technological Censorship and the Public Discourse'," Jahromi reports.
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By the evening of January 24, quarantine measures had expanded to 12 cities near Wuhan, effectively stifling the movement of 35 million people.
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Regulators avoid stifling new technologies, said Richard Lawson, partner at Manatt, Phelps & Phillips and former consumer protection director in Florida's attorney general's office.
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A high level of unprofitable loans on banks' balance sheets impacts the broader economy by stifling both domestic demand and bank lending growth.
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The Horned Frogs pulled to within 83-40 with 12:03 to play via stifling defense and ultimately a 3-pointer by Bane.
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Hughes, though, like Wright, did sense that too close an affiliation with a political organization or ideology could prove to be artistically stifling.
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The episode highlights the stifling sweatbox quality of contemporary liberal discourse, but it doesn't change the depth of right-wing cluelessness on race.
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Extending the depreciation period would reduce development and investment, leading to lower real estate values and stifling the industry's role in job creation.
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He has made gestures to ease, if not end, the stifling blockade he and his allies imposed on his tiny, wealthy neighbor, Qatar.
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Far from being stuffy or stifling, a roomy maxidress in breathable cotton or linen is effortlessly cool — in both senses of the phrase.
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And, with each one, the temptation will grow to yield fundamental values in the name of security as stifling as it is illusory.
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Hard-liners, concentrated in unelected bodies like the judiciary, fought back in ways that weakened democracy, such as shuttering newspapers or stifling demonstrations.
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World Bank researchers have warned that high levels of inequality are stifling growth in South Africa, which has the globe's worst measured inequality.
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Regulators should view this nascent industry with increasing optimism, opting for unhindered exploration and creativity rather than stifling development in its early stages.
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Icahn Enterprises, Mr. Icahn's firm, has several large investments in companies that are directly affected by regulations, which he has described as stifling.
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The construction started with WHAT A JOKE, a sarcastic comment that often finds me stifling a chuckle when I hear it in person.
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Vidor, a small city of rolling pastures and stifling humidity that was hit hard by flooding in September, is not a skateboarding hotbed.
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Xavier, which trailed at halftime, came back with a stifling second-half performance, thanks to a variety of looks out of its zones.
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The stifling censorship leaves intellectuals, young white-collar workers and retired veterans of past political campaigns using roundabout ways to voice their concerns.
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So they said we need to have better regulation around big tech but nobody knows how to do it properly without stifling innovation.
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The stifling of civil liberties in turn validated claims by the Viet Cong and other anti-government groups that Saigon leadership was authoritarian.
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The air at ground level is warm and stifling but the sky above is spotted with clouds, hanging among a vast blue expanse.
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But it's also clear that the severe, sudden cuts proposed by the Trump administration will have the immediate effect of stifling scientific progress.
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He observed boxing matches between U.S. servicemen on the island, and aimed to design an approach that would be stifling to pugilist technique.
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On Sunday morning, there were theories kicked around about why it had been axed from some broadcasts: was NBC stifling freedom of speech?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BEIRUT — Levantine summers are stifling, Beirut's sticky Mediterranean heat alleviated only by the occasional cool sea breeze.
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The city bakes each summer until the monsoon comes, at which point temperatures drop into the 90s and the humidity rises to stifling levels.
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"First, and foremost, we are not going to expand the bloated bureaucracy that is stifling progress and innovation at the Pentagon," Mr. Cruz said.
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This year, Frieze New York's VIP attendees contended with a stifling hot tent for the first two days of the fair — ultimately impacting sales.
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And that would be particularly stifling for low-income people, who simply can't afford to pay out of pocket for this kind of care.
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After all, if they can hustle in a place as harsh and stifling as prison, they should thrive when they're back on the street.
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When Altman tried to say that political correctness was stifling American innovation, I can't say I believe he did so with any malicious intent.
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If the tension of today's events gets too stifling or the outcomes are not to your liking, scroll down for some curated internet zen.
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USC, playing without leading scorer and rebounder Onyeka Okongwu, used a stifling defensive effort to knock off Washington 62-56 Thursday in Los Angeles.
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Cuban argued that, if the SEC chooses to get involved with Silicon Valley, it should set clear rules to avoid stifling growth or creativity.
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These injuries would inflict significant and irreparable harm on U.S. businesses and their employees, stifling the growth of the United States' most prominent industries.
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Rwigara, a 35-year-old accountant, has repeatedly accused Kagame of stifling dissent and criticized his Rwandan Patriotic Front's near total hold on power.
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One day later, the team played more like the defending champions, using a stifling defense to blow out the Los Angeles Clippers 216-215.
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The walled garden created by cable companies is notoriously stifling for startups, so this open model that encourages competition makes a lot more sense.
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Giants like Amazon, Unilever and Walmart, though they are not necessarily stifling innovation, are swiftly buying out plucky companies that start to threaten them.
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The old flag's benevolence stance wouldn't do in to the stifling heart of the regime, where Gilead is positioning itself as a world power.
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Once she was out of sight, Laura looked across the table at me, released the smile she had been stifling, and burst out laughing.
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Roma capitalized on its aerial threat through Dzeko and Patrik Schick, and its stifling defense forced Barcelona into a series of uncharacteristic misplaced passes.
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But economic analysis is an obstacle to this – the internet has thrived and grown beyond anyone's wildest dreams without stifling FCC regulation, after all.
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The banking industry has tried for years to amend Dodd-Frank, which it says harms banks of all sizes with stifling regulations and rules.
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Ai, known for his politically charged works and criticism of China's stifling of free expression, has been a vocal campaigner for refugees and migrants.
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There is no sure formula for stifling the Warriors offense, but there are many strategies that good defenses teams can deploy to complicate things.
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But they criticize what they see as lingering unfriendliness to U.S. firms and a stifling bureaucracy, and question New Delhi's record on human rights.
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The outcome is the fragmentation of data that creates a "splinternet," one that risks not only stifling economic growth but reversing it as well.
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Lawmakers have expressed interest in providing guidelines for self-driving cars including cybersecurity measures, but have been hesitant out of fear of stifling innovation.
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Given a stumbling economy and the coup leaders' stifling rule, it is no surprise that some Thais think they deserve a little more luck.
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This one is for all you teens and tweens out there who haven't yet realized the stifling power of a room full of smells.
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Subjecting small business owners to burdensome taxes may bring some revenue for states, but at the high cost of stifling growth and limiting opportunity.
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This season, Atlético has produced 34 shutouts in 53 games in all competitions, including last week's first-leg stifling of Guardiola's star-laden team.
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I found all that safety stifling when I was growing up, so after college, I didn't return like some of my childhood friends did.
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The report raised questions about the size of the company and critics who say that Google has grown too large and is stifling competition.
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Earlier this year, Kenyan film makers had urged authorities to revamp a 1960s law that imposes restrictions they say are stifling their resurgent industry.
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But they criticise what they see as lingering unfriendliness to U.S. firms and a stifling bureaucracy, and question New Delhi's record on human rights.
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At present, only one 3.5-mile stretch of bicycle lane exists, and Malaysia's year-round stifling heat makes even the shortest cycle commute uncomfortable.
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Between Musk and a clean, smart, distributed electricity system are power utilities, which have been stifling competition and innovation since before Musk was born.
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Egypt's scorched-earth approach to fighting militants in the Sinai and its stifling repression may be creating more radicals than the government is neutralizing.
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Critics say his cost-cutting measures and policy changes are excessive and undermine growth by stifling foreign investment in vital sectors such as mining.
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Critics say his cost-cutting measures and policy changes are excessive and undermine growth by stifling foreign investment in critical sectors such as mining.
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And by stifling opportunities for people like me and my family, it will put the brakes on growth and progress for the whole country.
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Then he stood again and looked along the edges of the boat; maybe she was just beside it, stifling her laughter, but she wasn't.
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Importantly, Uber and Lyft embrace these strategies to expand pooling services and gain relief from stifling traffic congestion, just like the rest of us.
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With Minnesota's defense stifling the New Orleans attack, and Stefon Diggs doing his best Moss impersonation, the Vikings rolled to a 29-19 victory.
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Earlier, Mr. Kabila had appeared suddenly in front of reporters, having kept them waiting for hours in a stifling hallway in the presidential palace.
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In 1960, as the political atmosphere in Iran grew increasingly stifling, the decision was taken to send Armajani to study in the United States.
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Edith Wharton's "The House of Mirth" would fit on that shelf, too, among all the other tragedies about women trapped by stifling social strictures.
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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai railed against net neutrality on Tuesday, saying that the 2015 rules are "outdated" and stifling the internet economy.
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They sit for a long time in the stifling room, not speaking, though the woman seems to be doing some sort of breathing exercise.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump said he wanted a "large" cut and again accused the Fed of stifling the economy with its 2018 rate increases.
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And so, he doubled down on strict tailoring for his show, which was held in a stifling tent set up in the Tuileries Garden.
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While government and NGO agencies are working to provide shelters with mats, food, water, clothing and hygiene kits, the conditions are cramped and stifling.
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In this way, Aspden does important work establishing context for Egypt's stifling period of decay, and the improbable revolution and authoritarian backlash that followed.
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Many New York fitness studios, in order to scale their offerings, ask teachers to follow set scripts and workouts, stifling their creativity, she said.
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More recently, Xi has tugged China backward, stifling social media and journalism while cultivating something approaching a North Korea-style personality cult around himself.
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It was a result that his backers said showed widespread support, but one his critics dismissed as illustrating the stifling of any real opposition.
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The move was a rebuke of the country's ruling leftists, whom the organization accused of stifling opponents, holding political prisoners and ruling by decree.
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Challenging ourselves to change our perceptions is more difficult but ultimately more valuable than stifling our authentic choices and personality to be more convenient.
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For almost four hours their lonely, depressing lives are slowly woven together against the backdrop of a stifling society and an indifferent world and.
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After pressure from lawmakers, Trump announced Thursday that he would temporarily suspend the Jones Act, easing shipping restrictions that have been stifling relief efforts.
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Despite the stifling September temperatures in Doha, athletes have been promised pleasant conditions thanks to the innovative air-conditioning system at the competition venue.
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But his administration is also increasingly being accused by his opponents of undermining democracy by curbing dissent and stifling free speech, including banning newspapers.
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Stifling defense turned into quick offense for No. 9-ranked Memphis, as the Tigers rolled past visiting New Orleans 211-210 Saturday at FedExForum.
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Anti-cyclones are high-pressure weather systems in which the atmosphere and surrounding air become heavy, stifling nearby winds and causing calm, stagnant conditions.
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Many are wondering at what might come in the next few days in this heady mixture of undiscovered dead, stifling heat and flooded land.
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RADCLIFF, Ky. — A purring air-conditioner and the distant warble of a television acted as a sonata on a stifling May afternoon in 2012.
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On the new podcast, Vestager said her commission will continue to focus on preventing large tech incumbents like Google from stifling competition from startups.
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And in India, a plunging rupee has resulted in surging import costs, including for oil, stifling purchases in one of Asia's biggest emerging markets.
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The House committee has complained the inquiries risk stifling free speech and scientific inquiry, and that state officials were coordinating with special interest groups.
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This keeps the public, and in some cases, lawmakers, in the dark about the economic and environmental risks of these projects, stifling the democratic process.
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Earlier this week the Justice Department said is set a meeting with state attorneys general to discuss concerns social media platforms are stifling conservative voices.
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The Cavaliers, as they have been all season, were stifling on the defensive end as Clemson (16-29, 20-223) couldn't find its offensive groove.
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But he fits with the president-elect's promise to cut the agency back and eliminate regulation that he says is stifling oil and gas drilling.
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The result is that the best ideas and products are concentrated within existing large tech companies, further entrenching their dominance and potentially stifling future innovation.
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That would still be at least double the growth expected for Italy, dragged down for years by low productivity, low employment rates and stifling bureaucracy.
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Well, no, I'm not going to vote for him because I think he's a stifling bigot, so that does not go with creative, free thinking.
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U.S. District Judge Rosemary Márquez wrote that the government was stifling the women's religious beliefs by arresting them and charging them for providing humanitarian aid.
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Sociologists speculated that there was something unique about the empty materialism and stifling conformity of Japanese society that drove youngsters to look for an alternative.
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Now if you do that, you're basically not just stifling innovation but you're having greater concentration of economic power in the hands of a few.
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And they're not getting any in the stifling environment of Axe Cap, where Axe is still grappling with the fact that he's no longer invincible.
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Donta Hall scored 20 points to complement a stifling defense as Alabama beat LSU 80-65 in an SEC game Tuesday night in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
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At the White House on Thursday, however, Trump appeared to push back on the possibility of stifling investment opportunities between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia.
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And I'm worried that Apple's penchant for safety rails, epitomized but not limited to the gap between Swift Playgrounds "learning" and Xcode "doing" seems stifling.
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Mr Qanbari, which is not his real name, was desperate to escape stifling poverty in the countryside near Herat, close to Afghanistan's border with Iran.
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Goodell appeared less interested in stifling the silent protests, despite Trump's wishes, and instead praised players' character, saying he wanted to help their political activism.
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The Wildcats hung around for about 228 minutes before the Wolverines' stifling defense teamed with efficient offense to stretch the lead to 213 by halftime.
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Due to this, Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, is currently stifling efforts to vote on a net neutrality bill that's already passed the House.
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Carney's reassurances on regulation underscore a supportive attitude from the government, which is seeking to avoid stifling innovation and sending firms to lighter-touch countries.
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The FT, in a statement on Tuesday, rejected these allegations which it said it considered a diversionary tactic aimed at stifling further reporting on Wirecard.
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Now Trump can strike a stronger deal, helping millions of his supporters by ending stifling regulations and encouraging the sale of their products to Cuba.
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Liberal policy solutions to income inequality — typically more redistribution of wealth through tax hikes and increased business regulation — actually harm workers by stifling job creation.
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Large swaths of California, Nevada and Arizona are under excessive heat warnings as residents have endured stifling, triple-digit temperatures in the last few days.
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At least three fires are devastating Southern California, devouring Ventura and Santa Ana counties with flames, and stifling surrounding counties, including Los Angeles, with smoke.
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We need to use the tools of the federal government — the FTC, DOJ's anti-trust division — to stop protectionism from killing jobs and stifling innovation.
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Shots often hinge on stifling contrast, like the overbearingly vivid blue of the ocean that seems to consume the frail, translucent white of Cora's back.
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Ultimately, he reckons, it will stick to its current course of "hard authoritarianism", corroding the party's ability to govern, constraining economic progress and stifling innovation.
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Do you think the new emphasis on political correctness, driven by millennials, is "killing" or stifling comedy, like Jerry Seinfeld and Chris Rock have suggested?
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Whether this will actually happen or not remains to be seen, but fear of stifling new technology by encouraging patent trolls is a real concern.
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Still, parts of the bill could eventually be enacted as lawmakers continue their efforts to chip away at regulations they say are stifling the economy.
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With stifling humidity and temperatures in the high 90s, it started to rain on Mantiega and dozens of other hopeful shoppers trying to get food.
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In October, a group of high-powered campaigners took aim at Britain's leading LGBT+ charity, Stonewall, which they saw as stifling debate over the issue.
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Wednesday's briefing with Sarah Huckabee Sanders was yet again an "off-camera" affair — But one reporter has apparently had enough with the arbitrary media stifling.
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"A high level of unprofitable loans on banks' balance sheets impacts the broader economy by stifling both domestic demand and bank lending growth," Pastakia added.
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"Any disruption in the Airtel Money operations causes an indirect negative impact on the growth prospects of emerging businesses, stifling economic growth," said Sumin Namaganda.
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In a press release Wednesday, the magazine ripped Facebook for stifling its content while seemingly allowing other companies to exploit user data on a whim.
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"The regulatory framework must ensure that it is able to manage any systemic risks that may arise from technological change without stifling innovation," Carney said.
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Immediately and intelligently, the new president challenged an entire generation of young Americans to think beyond stifling policies of narrow self-interest or gratuitous antagonisms.
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So, theories seem to point towards either a stifling authoritarianism setting children up for a fascist sensibility, or an exceptionalism borne from being molly-coddled.
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The Steelers' passing offense has performed well when it hasn't had to play in a blizzard or stifling winds, or with Landry Jones at quarterback.
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If Trump had any moral high ground following Pelosi's stifling of the State of the Union address, it quickly crumbled after he canceled her trip.
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The Castro government has long justified its stifling controls on its citizens and its centrally planned economy by portraying Cuba as a nation under siege.
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In debate on the Affordable Care Act in 2009, Mr. Price railed against "a stifling and oppressive federal government," a theme that pervades his politics.
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The shortage of available tech talent has already created a deficit that could cost the UK £141 billion in GDP growth by 2028, stifling innovation.
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And if there is anything stifling innovation in Silicon Valley, it is the dominance of Big Ad Tech, wrought by the surveillance capitalism business model.
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He fled the stifling world of German literary celebrity and took a job with a New York publishing house, assembling an anthology of German literature.
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Buehler joined those Yankees on Friday, stifling a strong lineup whose first two hitters, Mookie Betts and Xander Bogaerts, combined to go 0 for 15.
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The film was shot on location in the Dominican Republic's Najayo and La Victoria prisons, where the stifling claustrophobia of those settings infuses every frame.
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In the stifling August heat one recent evening in Austin, Hutcheson took her two daughters and brother-in-law to knock on dozens of doors.
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What those stories, and MacLeod's, have in common is a stifling sense of fatality, of people trapped in situations over which they have no control.
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Overall, she suggested then that anticipating some potential future state where the industries were more similar could result in stifling progress toward that ultimate goal.
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In a speech last week, Zuckerberg tried to firmly plant Facebook as erring on the side of giving people a voice rather than stifling speech.
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But for two weeks in September and October, this far-from-cutting-edge choreographer purged the Joyce Theater of its sometimes stifling air of safety.
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In Marshall, residents extol what they see as football's virtues: the discipline and hard work of players who start practicing in the stifling summer heat.
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Big tech companies such as Alphabet and Facebook are stifling competition and need to be broken up, a leading digital media expert warned on Tuesday.
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While it will have little practical effect, it is a black mark on their record, one the women feel is aimed at stifling their speech.
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It was as if Bishop Curry had opened the windows and let a breath of air into a room that had felt a little stifling.
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And a growing share of college dropouts come from low- and middle-income families, which means that colleges' low graduation rates are stifling upward mobility.
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Between its stifling defensive effort and 28 points from sophomore guard Shamorie Ponds, however, St. John's led for all but 3:31 of the game.
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Calls to regulate Google like a public utility has gained traction in some right-wing circles over concerns that the company is stifling conservative voices.
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But both sides are now accusing each other of stifling free speech, with Turkish officials charging that they are being blocked from campaigning in Germany.
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Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov described Idlib as "the last major hotbed of terrorists" -- who were holding civilians hostage and stifling groups that wanted to negotiate.
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Pai's move has strong backing among Republicans and broadband companies like AT&T and Comcast, who see the Obama-era rules and onerous and stifling.
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Mr. Yiannopoulos has been giving inflammatory speeches on a college tour meant to push back against what he sees as the stifling politically correct left.
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The code would also make it a criminal offense to insult the president or vice-president, raising concerns relating to the stifling of press freedom.
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I wish I had known that it could happen to me: The life-changing, income-stifling, ego-bruising, future-altering event called getting laid off.
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If we end up with an inconsistent morass of international regulations, complying with them will place a particular burden on small companies, thus stifling innovation.
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But it drives home that Trump isn't as interested in implementing his agenda as he is in stifling the Russia investigation by any means necessary.
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A sleeping cot was squeezed into the command post, where temperatures became stifling when the building's air conditioners shut off as usual on Saturdays and Sundays.
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She's been helpful, of course, by making dinner, running errands, and taking care of the boys — but her presence is almost as stifling as Perry's was.
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Aided by a tourism boom, the economy slowly recovered and Castro steadily reasserted government control, stifling much of the limited free enterprise tolerated during harder times.
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"If you do that, you're not just stifling innovation, but you're having a greater concentration of economic power in the hands of a few," Khanna said.
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Conservatives worry about "regulatory capture": the danger that regulators will abandon the public interest at the behest of regulated industries, keeping prices high and stifling competition.
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Her goth tendencies, veganism, and misandry all mark her as an iconoclast in a stifling small-town culture where football kings and cheerleading queens reign supreme.
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Singapore stretched out before me like a postcard come to life as I sipped an iced latte, a welcome reprieve from the stifling Southeast Asian humidity.
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But critics say the law is vague and poorly thought-out, and will end up restricting how content is shared online, stifling innovation and free speech.
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Houston completed its season-long seven-game homestand with consecutive American Athletic Conference wins, thriving on their stifling defense and their continuing dominance on the glass.
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Without the expectation of the victory, Diaz's upset win via second round rear naked choke proved that he was capable of stifling McGregor's surging UFC record.
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But stifling the individual rights of people with whom you disagree, even those you sincerely believe to be evil, is not the way to fix it.
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For months, President Donald Trump has been decrying the federal courts for stifling his ban on citizens of six majority-Muslim countries entering the United States.
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"What we see is not only a restricting effect on search but also stifling competition and may be restricting innovation in the wider space," she said.
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But the simplicity of stifling WannaCry suggests the whole thing was a bit of a botched job—as does the apparent business model of its creators.
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It said rigging prices risked stifling competition from firms challenging the Big Six with cheaper fixed-rate tariffs, as well as reducing people's incentives to switch.
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I imagine it's hard to feel desire towards someone who feels like they're stifling your independence, or similarly, someone who feels aloof and uninterested in you.
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Some voiced concern Erdogan was using the opportunity to consolidate his power and further a process of stifling dissent which has already caused tensions with Europe.
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Undeterred by the stifling heat, the resident of the Netherlands joked he'd lost about 2000 pounds (2700 kilograms) from sweating after just one day of sightseeing.
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Her first novel, about a woman who becomes addicted to sex as relief from her stifling bourgeois life, was compared to "Anna Karenina" and "Madame Bovary".
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He expands a subplot about Montag's free-spirited neighbor Clarisse, who is given a larger role as a young teacher resisting her school's stifling educational curriculum.
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Many members of Taiwan's new middle class looked abroad, mainly to America, to send their children for study or for a less stifling place to live.
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The agency says it will soon convene a meeting of state attorneys general to discuss allegations that tech companies are "hurting competition" and "intentionally stifling" ideas.
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The book provides a short history of the evolution of community, state and market in Europe, which begins in the stifling world of the feudal manor.
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While that might be true for most of the Netflix-addicted, the forthcoming 4k content and VR revolutions could still make 1TB a stifling data ceiling.
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Troy Coll is a member of the craft beer advocacy group Raise Your Pints, which worked to change legislation regarding Mississippi's stifling Prohibition-era liquor laws.
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The Spurs took advantage of a 14-2 second-quarter run, torrid shooting from beyond the arc (19 of 83, 57.6 percent) and stifling defense throughout.
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Reports from the ground show 3.4 million people struggling to stave off illness and rebuild their lives amid stifling heat and humidity, without access to electricity.
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The lawmaker also cites Facebook's "predatory acquisition strategy" in which it buys up potential competitors before they can pose a threat, stifling innovation in the process.
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Their three main arguments are that the leverage ratio is stifling banks' earnings, banks' ability to lend to consumers and hence hurting the economy at large.
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Georgia's offense was inconsistent — four times across the second and third quarters the Bulldogs settled for field goals by Rodrigo Blankenship — but the defense was stifling.
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Living in stifling heat isn't just uncomfortable, it's dangerous, which makes the fact that air conditioning is bad for our environment a difficult pill to swallow.
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For the young, as European color drained away, it could come to seem a dim and stifling place that anyone with imagination would want to escape.
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Jackson Stell did what every twenty-something dreams of when they get frustrated with their creatively stifling job: he moved to California and learned to surf.
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Miller said the 2014 algae outbreak in the world's 11th-biggest lake left half a million people with no safe water over three stifling summer days.
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The 2014 U.S. human rights report singled out Ethiopia for "stifling free and open media and the development of civil society" and "routine use of torture".
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Critics said it was aimed at stifling free speech and dissenting voices, and Mahathir became one of the first people to be investigated under the law.
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That's when a leading San Francisco chef named Daniel Patterson published an essay that blamed the "tyranny of Chez Panisse" for stifling Bay Area culinary innovation.
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The Collaboration on International ICT Policy in East and Southern Africa (CIPESA) published a report in 2016 that said the Ugandan government was stifling digital rights.
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But its continued sway within the party could suffocate Republicans at the national level, stifling attempts to expand beyond a dwindling base of aggrieved older voters.
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In comments submitted to the Commerce Department, the automaker said that the tariffs, if approved, could drive individual vehicle prices up thousands of dollars, stifling demand.
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In other countries, the practice of stifling artists mainly appeared as a mechanism for alleged protection of state laws, public morals, and social and religious norms.
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As a result of Washington's stifling intellectual property laws, the two largest music collectives – the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers and Broadcast Music, Inc.
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By implementing tax increases that discourage U.S. energy production, Metcalf argues, we can "increase pressure on China and India" to adopt their own production-stifling measures.
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The Trump administration has steadily increased sanctions against officials in the leftist government of President Nicolas Maduro, accusing it of stifling democracy by jailing opposition leaders.
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It got me thinking: How much of the regulations we've put in place to protect people actually end up stifling their ability to get their start?
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But he fits in with the president-elect's promise to cut the agency back and eliminate regulation that he says is stifling oil and gas drilling.
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He removed stifling boning from swimsuits and bras to create pieces that were comfortable but still stylish, introducing the first swimsuit with a built-in bra.
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There is nothing to entertain this teenager, save a prayer book, the creaking of bare floorboards, and tingles of faintness brought on by her stifling corset.
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The cold wetness was often followed, within hours, by tropical heat so stifling that Marines fell like ninepins from dehydration despite gulping handfuls of salt tablets.
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Adding those channels to Disney's portfolio could be seen as stifling competition since Disney also controls ESPN, the dominant cable sports channel in the United States.
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On the stifling May morning that I visited, the scrubby forest was dry and radioactively bright, baked under a sky the color of a pilot flame.
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Part of that traces back to the initial, stifling response, but it also reflects the continuing debate over the war, decades after the fall of Saigon.
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The Spaniard suffered a slump in form after winning the French Open in 2016 with the added expectation levels stifling her usual free-flowing attacking style.
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The mandatory peer review would create an "immense bureaucratic burden" on national administrations and the Commission as well as creating legal uncertainty and risk stifling innovation.
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Amid this purportedly stifling regulation, banks had record profits, while commercial and industrial loan balances reached $2.162 trillion, says the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
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We've repeatedly highlighted this law's potential for overreach and we're deeply concerned about the precedent this sets for the stifling of freedom of expression in Singapore.
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The government is grappling with how to ensure that consumers and businesses using new financial technology services are safe without stifling the innovation behind the platforms.
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Her mental illness is just one more thing that makes her feel like an outsider in her family, her school and her stifling Southern California town.
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For example, instead of claiming that regulating offensive Halloween costumes is stifling free speech, speak out with an argument about the value of "offensive" Halloween costumes.
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The company, accused by the E.U. of stifling competition, is trying a tool in Ireland that would allow users to move photos and videos to Google.
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This is the president of the United States of America stifling free speech, and he does it in such a crass, rude, crude and unrefined way.
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More importantly, "stifling free speech" through the exercise of free speech is a curious concept, and it is a dangerous concept as a basis for impeachment.
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There was notoriety, there was decorum, and there was a reason to get up every day, even if the public attention could be stifling at times.
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Like many in his generation, he was frustrated by the stifling controls of the Soviet system, and presumed that everything was more honest in the West.
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Now, a year after the authorities quelled protests over land grabs and the jailing of a local leader, Wukan is locked in a stifling security squeeze.
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We saw promises to assist the investigation then, but they resulted in denial and obfuscation — and the stifling of due process and the rule of law.
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Delaney told reporters in June, though, that the caucus was more interested in a wait-and-see approach on AI regulation, to avoid potentially stifling innovation.
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We decided that our mission, celebrating the year's best long-form journalism, is more important than the staid and stifling morality of patriarchal bourgeois neoliberal society.
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"Corruption, violence, stifling of press freedoms, they (the Progressive party) do it all and Vucic is their kingpin," said Radovan Peric, 49, a mechanic from Belgrade.
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" Brox also quotes an eloquent inmate of the Soviet gulag, Eugenia Ginzburg, on the sensation of an annihilating quiet: "The silence thickened, became tangible and stifling.
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On more than one occasion, the former president has argued that some on the Left have weaponized political correctness to shut down debate, stifling legitimate arguments.
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"We applaud F.C.C. Chairman Pai's initiative to remove this stifling regulatory cloud over the internet," Randall L. Stephenson, AT&T's chief executive, said in a statement.
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Its function was clear: to distract from a crushing stalemate and to engineer a breath of fresh air amid the stifling violence, just down the road.
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There are a few means of stifling a counter fighter's distance trap but the first and most important is using the boundaries: the ropes or fence.
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This allowed the political leadership to vet senior editorial appointments and influence coverage, stifling opposition voices during the campaign and sending readers elsewhere for the facts.
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"[Gatekeepers] can be really stifling or exclusionary in some ways, but they also serve this purpose of signaling that certain content can be trusted," Lewis said.
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Zuckerberg defended his response to Russian election meddling on Facebook and issued a new plan aimed at stifling misbehavior while maintaining a vibrant hub for online speech.
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As an adult, Halloween has certain expectations of creativity and effort that can feel stifling — I blame Heidi Klum for setting the transformative standard so sky high.
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But the sanctions have contributed to the slide by hurting investor sentiment, stifling demand among nationals from other Gulf states, and tightening liquidity in the banking system.
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As part of the Confederate campaign to dismantle the stifling Unionist naval blockade, the sub's crew managed to sink the USS Housatonic with a submersible barrel bomb.
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The stifling of dissenting voices before a sensitive anniversary is a common practice both in Peking University, China's first Western-style university, and the country more broadly.
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McConnell also pointed to "a lot of vacancies at both the circuit court and district court level" — which he also helped to create by stifling Obama's nominations.
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Later, North Korea pursued its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs, earning the ire of South Korea and the international community, which imposed stifling sanctions on Pyongyang.
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But not everyone agrees: consumer groups say the connection isn't supported by hard data — and industry CEOs have even disputed that the Title II was stifling investment.
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It was a stifling, sweaty Memorial Day weekend in New York City — except on the deck of the USS Intrepid, where it was a cool, refreshing 1947.
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More than 470 people were still staying at the shelter set up in the town's high school Tuesday night, some of them to escape the stifling heat.
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The Times report said Chinese authorities were becoming more militant about stifling criticism of the government's response, making it harder to work out which places had shortages.
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Automated vehicle technology is moving fast — too fast to regulate, some would argue — but there are ways the industry can collaborate to ensure safety without stifling innovation.
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The stifling summer of 2018 in the northern hemisphere has been a banner season for air-conditioners and a reminder of how they have changed the world.
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High powered Caps shut down Flyers in opener WASHINGTON — The team with one of the NHL's most prolific offenses used stifling defense to win its playoff opener.
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So would much-needed fixes to the problems that keep so many people from being able to work, like failing schools, stifling regulations, and anticompetitive licensure laws.
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A little extra inflation while the economy is strong looks better than deflation, a consumption-stifling alternative that would limit policy options if the economy turns south.
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Just as ambitious are Prince Muhammad's efforts to loosen stifling moral codes, enhance cultural life and promote a "moderate Islam open to the world and all religions".
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After smashing through VR sales records, one of Beat Games' biggest challenges might be ensuring that the platform's limited reach doesn't end up stifling its own growth.
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The government appears keen to avoid stifling speech, imposing cumbersome regulation on small companies, snooping on private conversations or setting up large-scale monitoring of online traffic.
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Accordingly, several Democrats admonished Pai over what they called a "lack of candor," accusing him publicly of intentionally stifling efforts to shed light on his agency's work.
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At least 14 people, including children, were killed after they ventured outside their residential building to get some fresh air in the stifling midmorning heat, witnesses said.
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"Without proper oversight and enforcement action, zero-rating can discriminate against certain services, potentially distorting competition, stifling innovation, and hampering user choice and free speech," they wrote.
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And by looking at key examples of maritime success in North America, we believe Washington state leaders can address and remedy deterrents stifling the state's competitive edge.
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Climate change brings stifling summers, worse flooding from storms, rising sea levels, crueler droughts and ever-longer allergy seasons, among a slew of other extreme weather effects.
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Later, North Korea pursued its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programmes, earning the ire of South Korea and the international community, which imposed stifling sanctions on Pyongyang.
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"The implementation of the revised law will harm consumers by stifling innovation and limiting the choice of services available to Dutch citizens," it said in a statement.
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Then there are the things the Chinese only whisper about: the stifling of public debate, the undermining of the rule of law, the flouting of due process.
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"The extensions of Mr Demirtas' detention, especially during two crucial campaigns... pursued the predominant ulterior purpose of stifling pluralism and limiting freedom of political debate," it said.
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In 2016, the outsider Donald Trump acted as a massive icebreaking ship which crashed through the permanently frozen sea of establishment Washington politics and stifling political correctness.
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But the work done to rein in tech companies has made it clear that the EU thinks that large American corporations, particularly Google, are stifling European firms.
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The Department of Justice announced on Tuesday that it has launched a broad probe into whether big tech companies are illegally harming their competitors and stifling innovation.
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For decades the Tatmadaw, as the Myanmar military likes to call itself, ruled Myanmar as an isolated pariah nation, seemingly without concern for the nation's stifling poverty.
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LISBON, Portugal — Apple's digital wallet is stifling competition in the payments market, according to a high number of complaints sent to the EU's Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager.
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The human suffering is hitting society at every level—hyperinflation, violent crime, widespread deprivation, deepening poverty, and stifling import quotas that exacerbate the scarcity of critical goods.
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The Department of Justice said it will convene a meeting with state attorneys general to explore whether social media companies are "intentionally stifling" free speech (The Hill).
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Indeed, we've talked about these things over the last year, the power of elites, the emergence of speech-stifling safe spaces, the vilification of the free press.
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This is a daunting task because ABI engaged in a wide variety of competitively problematic conduct for years, leading price increases and stifling opportunities for rival beers.
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They have championed a number of reforms to protect the First Amendment and prevent elected officials and the administrative state from stifling Americans' right to free speech.
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Josh Fox concludes his anti-fracking "Gasland" trilogy by trying to find hope amid the worst consequences of climate change: stifling heat, relentless storms and mass extinctions.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s new book, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us," accuses the left of censorship and stifling open debate.
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Whitaker wrote for CNN and The Hill in opinion pieces last year advocating curbing the scope of the special counsel investigation while suggesting stifling the probe's funding.
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Sedition is one of the most widely used instruments in the military government's toolbox for stifling dissent, activists said, and carries a maximum sentence of seven years.
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A more dispersed shareholder structure is key to enhancing transparency and stifling interference from politicians, who for years have pressed Vale to invest in non-core projects.
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The microclimate of the van was hot and stifling, and I asked the girl with the barrettes to open the window to let in some highway air.
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Like a host of the best electronic producers to emerge over the last decade, she organizes techno tropes in brutalist, noisy, often depressing blocks of stifling sound.
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Some will be quick to counter that imposing liability and regulation risks stifling innovation in one of the most powerful and transformative sectors of the U.S. economy.
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A stifling June heatwave with triple-digit temperatures hit agriculture producers in California, lowering dairy cow milk production and wreaking havoc on crops like citrus and nuts.
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While Dr. Price may consider those "stifling and oppressive," most Americans would choose the Affordable Care Act's protections over the conditions that existed before the law's passage.
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But over the years, frustration has grown with the chaebol, which are widely accused of stifling smaller businesses as well as doing corrupt deals with government officials.
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Michael Porter, a Harvard Business School professor, and his colleague Katherine Gehl, argue that the root cause of our dysfunctional political system is the stifling of competition.
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David D. TurnerNew York To the Editor: "Today's Weather: Stifling to Frigid" helps explain how the extreme cold in the Midwest can be consistent with global warming.
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De Alba said that for a variety of reasons, including ill-informed doctors and stifling bureaucracies, access to internationally controlled opioids, including morphine, is difficult in Mexico.
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The Giants will return every starter other than Hankins to a stifling defense that permitted a league-low 25 touchdowns as part of an 11-5 season.
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American fans accused the league of hypocrisy for encouraging free speech on political matters in the U.S. but stifling it when its business interests were at stake.
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The stifling days preceding this night had been lightened by the thousands of McGregor fans who had come to support their man in states of infectious delusion.
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The study accounted for Puerto Ricans who succumbed to the stifling heat and other aftereffects of the storm and had not been previously counted in official figures.
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Giving federal agencies the power to negotiate drug prices is a sure fire way of stifling innovation and taking away incentives for the development of new medicines.
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"Walls just get in the way, by stifling communication and making collaboration more difficult," Bloomberg wrote, according to a copy of the email shared by the campaign.
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Rather than stifling innovation at the state level, our federal government should give states an open road to continue taking bold action to reduce global warming pollution.
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Others disagree and say the drop is due to stifling socio-economic factors, including rising childcare costs and a lack of supportive government programs for working mothers.
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And in another troubling trend, many of the 150,000 visiting Chinese students are importing a pro-Beijing approach to the classroom that is stifling debate and openness.
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He added that global central banks were caught in a "prisoner's dilemma" - unable to raise interest rates for fear of stifling the economic recovery, the newspaper reported.
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While this has allowed an explosion of new types of businesses, it is also forces regulators and politicians to tread carefully for fear of stifling economic growth.
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BitMex, one of the world&aposs most popular cryptocurrency exchanges, and its founder Arthur Hayes are being sued for allegedly stifling an early investor, according to Bloomberg.
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The study accounted for Puerto Ricans who succumbed to the stifling heat and other after-effects of the storm and were not previously counted in official figures.
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The Terrapins (13-0) shot 55 percent from the field and used a stifling defense to race to leads of 10-0, 24-4 and 38-6.
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Local pension funds usually hold shares in top firms listed on the bourse, leaving other market participants starved of a supply of the shares, thus stifling liquidity.
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Trump is also stifling unbiased data and research that is coming from his own administration, and that is even more worrisome than his ongoing "fake news" crusade.
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Navy (783-278) used a stifling defense, ranked No. 210 nationally coming into Saturday's matchup, to hold Army almost 241 yards below its per-game rushing average.
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In the following years, his government charged the MDC's leader Tsvangirai with treason and passed increasingly tough laws aimed at stifling the independent media and public dissent.
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Most of the island was without power for weeks, causing many of those who died to succumb to the stifling heat or other aftereffects of the storm.
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Ford has contended that at a house party in the 1980s, a drunken Kavanaugh tried undressing her and stifling her cries on a bed before she fled.
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On the other side, expect Rouhani supporters to blame hard-line factions for blocking needed economic reforms and stifling the relaxation of Islamic dress code on women.
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A white man takes up arms against a stifling government and then gives up on the idea of freeing slaves after learning there are laws against it.
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At 8 she was sent to school in Mussoorie, in northern India in the foothills of the Himalayas, where the heat was less stifling than at home.
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To show just how stifling it will be, the Omaha office of the Weather Service placed a baking tray of biscuits on a car's dashboard on Thursday.
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To show just how stifling it will be, the Omaha office of the Weather Service placed a baking tray of biscuits on a car's dashboard on Thursday.
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Though tsunami warnings were sent, many people did not receive them, as the quake had knocked out communication and power grids, stifling text messages and warning sirens.
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Shy of medical procedures (I'm not a doctor!) there's a lot to be said for stifling that initial freak-out and breaking things down into their components.
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"The pretense of protecting a community is what typically justifies the stifling of dissent and other forms of 'other-mindedness' in images and texts," the statement reads.
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"What I fear is going on in the House now is an effort to target Congresswoman Omar as a way of stifling that debate," Sanders said Wednesday.
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With this stifling atmosphere of rules and "appropriateness," it is no wonder that people (especially youth) are apprehensive and often uninterested in the whole idea of classical music.
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It said denying third party access to the NFC function is "particularly effective in stifling innovation and competition" given it's the only ubiquitous connection option across payment terminals.
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The law, the latest in a spate of legislation stifling internet freedoms in Russia, was pushed by authorities who cited concerns about the spread of extremist materials. 8.
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An IDF spokesperson insisted that they are not interested in stifling freedom of speech and are only focused on calls for violence or speech linked to terrorist activity.
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But their analysis showed the light dimmed more at some wavelengths than at others, which wouldn't happen if an opaque object—like a megastructure—were stifling its shine.
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Under the stewardship of 3G, Kraft has developed a reputation for extreme cost cuts that risk hurting a company's top line by stifling investment in innovation and marketing.
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It hoped that a roundtable discussion with Glenn Beck, Fox News host Dana Perino, and others would quell the growing panic that Silicon Valley liberals were stifling dissent.
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Halak recorded his third shutout of the season, facing little in the way of consistent pressure thanks to his teammates largely stifling Montreal's attack in open-ice play.
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Earlier this year the company took a stance on anti-vaccination content, allowing it on its platforms, but making it harder to find by stifling its reach. Rep.
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Leta Hong Fincher's Betraying Big Brother captures the irony of having an international day dedicated to women's rights when governments across the world work at stifling those rights.
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Turkey's main Kurdish-rooted party, the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), says a "Yes" vote will increase the grip on power of an authoritarian leader bent on stifling dissent.
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"The American people deserve to know whether these tech giants are unlawfully stifling competition and how our laws and enforcers can encourage innovation while protecting consumers," she added.
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