America's ability to save for retirement shouldn't suffer the consequences.
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However, if we are left behind, we all suffer the consequences.
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When teachers leave because they are miserable, pupils suffer the consequences.
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The people of those two countries continue to suffer the consequences.
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They reap the rewards, or suffer the consequences, of their actions.
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That has changed, and we will suffer the consequences for decades.
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The couples suffer the consequences of rampant infidelity and emotional neglect.
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Humans also suffer the consequences, often leaving the most vulnerable at risk.
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You can be put in jail and you can suffer the consequences.
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"We face a stark choice: up our ambition, or suffer the consequences."
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EJ communities will suffer the consequences, but our spirit is in tact.
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French Polynesia will undoubtedly suffer the consequences of unfettered greenhouse gas emissions.
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It still takes courage, and so many women still suffer the consequences.
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"No children should suffer the consequences of political decisions," Mr. Beasley said.
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But when profitability and efficiency reign supreme, employees often suffer the consequences.
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Should the UK leave the single market, though, football will suffer the consequences.
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"I think everybody will eventually suffer the consequences of these decisions," Asgari says.
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"It's us who will have to suffer the consequences," said Twitter user @Kean_Smith.
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If I don't get this grade... I'm gonna have to suffer the consequences.
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There are ramifications for this and I hope we don't suffer the consequences.
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Sadly, I suspect Yellowstone will continue to suffer the consequences of human idiocy.
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Sure, it is unfair to corporations that they suffer the consequences of Trump's misbehavior.
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Now, as we leave off, their partners Kayleigh and Kam could suffer the consequences.
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"Somebody who leaks documents against laws has got to suffer the consequences" Kaine said.
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Today's young Americans will be left to suffer the consequences and bear the costs.
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He alone bears the burden of his conduct and alone should suffer the consequences.
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Because most people, at some point in their lives, suffer the consequences of their actions.
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The U.S. government and the American people would suffer the consequences of abusing march-in.
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And those King Bhumibol cared about the most — the Thai people — must suffer the consequences.
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That may come back to haunt them electorally, but not after millions suffer the consequences.
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That may come back to haunt them electorally, but not until millions suffer the consequences.
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His actions were gross and abusive, unambiguously so, and he deserves to suffer the consequences.
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They believed in the dream, and they have to suffer the consequences of that optimism.
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BoJack, a troubled but lovable antihero, will suffer the consequences of his many questionable actions.
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I've seen my mother, now in her late 60s, suffer the consequences of not saving.
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All Americans — farmers included — will suffer the consequences of degraded water quality and damaging floods.
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And Republicans will continue to do it until, somehow, they're made to suffer the consequences.
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People that go to faraway places to help out are great, but must suffer the consequences!
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Michael was guilty of the attempted carjacking; he was going to have to suffer the consequences.
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"We have to vaccinate our kids or we are going to suffer the consequences," Hotez warned.
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And while the politics are entirely domestic, it's foreign women and families who suffer the consequences.
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These raids sweep up hardworking people, deport them and leave their families to suffer the consequences.
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If someone chooses to use illegal drugs and overdose on them let them suffer the consequences.
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Tone can't be heard, and those who find their jokes or flirations misread suffer the consequences.
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But he took a social stand and he was willing to suffer the consequences of that.
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In general — and especially compared to women — men in Hollywood don't suffer the consequences of their actions.
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If you do not accept the offer that we make, then you have to suffer the consequences.
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In the end, it's especially the working class who will suffer the consequences of the far right.
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HBCUs, MSIs and other public institutions suffer the consequences of policymaking conducted with little regard for empirical research.
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As a law-abiding US citizen, I never thought I would suffer the consequences of US counterterrorism measures.
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At a news conference Wednesday, Trump also said the site would "suffer the consequences" for publishing the documents.
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These people would suffer the consequences that will happen much faster and matter much more than any election.
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Allowing the rest of your neighbors to suffer the consequences of his professional failings isn't one of them.
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West Virginia students will be the ones left to suffer the consequences while their fiercest advocates are muzzled.
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When bureaucrats remake the bureaucracy in their own image, it's real and it's vulnerable people who suffer the consequences.
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That's what grown-ups do -- they are willing to suffer the consequences if they believe their cause is just.
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And he responded, you will suffer the consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before.
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This did not sit well with the Tennants, who began to suffer the consequences of antagonizing Parkersburg's main employer.
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For them, a marathon is often the first time they have run 26.2 miles, and they suffer the consequences.
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He's given us a window of opportunity — a time we can bring our nation back or suffer the consequences.
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A Taliban spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, told Al Jazeera that the US would suffer the consequences of axing the talks.
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Children suffer the consequences Meanwhile, food shortages continue to hurt some of the most vulnerable members of Venezuelan society.
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" The interrogators warned Nashiri that if he lied, he would "suffer the consequences" and his life would become "infinitely worse.
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For those Americans living along the Southwest border, they suffer the consequences of a porous border — and have for years.
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Because of their wealth, power and geography they will be the last to suffer the consequences of their own failures.
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We suffer the consequences of our reproductive place in the world, but we don't even get enough paid maternity leave.
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But that will only happen after people suffer the consequences of a rushed bill considered quickly with little public debate.
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Critics of lawn mower parents, though, would have suggested I let my son suffer the consequences of his own carelessness.
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"Those attempting to do that must be mad since they can get caught easily and suffer the consequences," he said.
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It was a devastating decision, as I longed to remain a career officer, and I prepared to suffer the consequences.
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Basically, if the government thinks you committed a crime, you, your children, and your grandchildren have to suffer the consequences too.
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"It's not fair," the woman remembered thinking, but she knew if she spoke back, then the girls would suffer the consequences.
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We have a closely-knit network of venture capitalists who rarely have to suffer the consequences of their profit-seeking behavior.
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This moves have already spooked the American farmers and others who may have to suffer the consequences of those Chinese tariffs.
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In the longer run, however, they may find that they suffer the consequences just as harshly as the rest of us.
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"Contract workers and their families should not suffer the consequences of a shutdown that they did not cause," the letter said.
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As far as BuzzFeed, which is a failing pile of garbage, writing it, I think they're going to suffer the consequences.
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"As far as BuzzFeed, which is a failing pile of garbage, I think they're going to suffer the consequences," Trump said.
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"When watchdogs wear blindfolds or fail to evolve with the marketplace, millions of American families can suffer the consequences," he wrote.
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And the American family will suffer the consequences in the form of lost jobs and a very diminished quality of life.
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As far as Buzzfeed, which is a failing pile of garbage, writing it, I think they're going to suffer the consequences.
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The latter company ultimately grows fastest and leaves its competitors behind, but drawbacks later emerge, and its customers suffer the consequences.
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The invitation is a way for her to be nice without any threat she'll have to suffer the consequences of my company.
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Only one thing is certain: The Nicaraguan people, already among the hemisphere's poorest, will increasingly suffer the consequences of a prolonged crisis.
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Competing snooze schedules can lead one partner to lose sleep and suffer the consequences, which further compounds the difficulties of sleep incompatibility.
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But even if she can't make the trip, Rachel at least didn't suffer the consequences of her bad weekend in history class.
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Truth to tell, sometimes I don't follow my own advice, and when I suffer the consequences, I rediscover why I offer it.
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Roman fighting forces possessed such lethal military capability that rival states and tribes dare not provoke Rome lest they suffer the consequences.
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It's only a matter of time before Spotify will feel compelled to meet or beat Wall Street estimates or suffer the consequences.
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The site now has a full cohort of blue-ticked neo-Nazis; call them a bunch of cunts and suffer the consequences.
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They weren't being hateful; they were just afraid that if I became publicly attached to this identity, I would suffer the consequences.
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Infusion centers following both the letter and the spirit of the 340B rules are being left behind and patients suffer the consequences.
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In criminalizing and condemning people's identities, we create an environment where you are pressured to conform or else you suffer the consequences.
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"The entire region will suffer the consequences of some very bad actors getting back on the battlefield again because of that," said Sen.
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When you put those together, this principally appears to be a way for Trump to save face without having to suffer the consequences.
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In it, mysterious invaders have come to Australia to set up a colony, and the natives whose lands they take suffer the consequences.
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It is not a case of just low- or middle-income countries facing deaths and economic damage: we will all suffer the consequences.
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The Republican presidential candidate maintained that even children who entered the US illegally would have to suffer the consequences of their parents' actions.
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And when it's bureaucracy at the federal level added to the bureaucracy of the state government, then the municipal governments suffer the consequences.
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Han may be murmuring endearments, but he sounds like someone who has dined on unrefrigerated shrimp and is about to suffer the consequences.
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As long as Trump insists on making himself the center of attention, American civic society, and its nonpartisan standing, will suffer the consequences.
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And yet we know from past storms — Katrina, Sandy, and now Matthew — some will refuse to heed the warnings and suffer the consequences.
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Instead, more legal wrangling by rich men to push around other rich men, in which Uber employees and its business suffer the consequences.
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Representatives Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Pramila Jayapal, and Ilhan Omar, all Sanders supporters, would undoubtedly suffer the consequences should he tank Biden this fall.
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These corporate wins for gun safety should be a lesson to all lawmakers: Listen when the people demand action — or suffer the consequences.
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"At a certain point, everyone in Russia is part of the corrupted system and must suffer the consequences of such involvement," Pound said.
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However, Christie seems committed to making Pennsylvania "suffer the consequences of his failure to enact a responsible budget in a bipartisan way," Sheridan said.
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They should take advantage of it by making a final offer to the Republicans to abandon their support for Trump, or suffer the consequences.
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If he selects for loyalty, then he might suffer the consequences of having a committed political ally if, perhaps, not much of a lawyer.
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When that happens, it is almost always the most vulnerable — the slum residents, the migrant workers, the undocumented immigrants — who will suffer the consequences.
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The possible costs here are immense: a future in which most significant legislation is drafted poorly and the country is left to suffer the consequences.
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With only moments to pack, and many days left to suffer the consequences, the community is buzzing with jokes about less-than-logical disaster packing.
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When a driver buys fuel for his car, for example, society as a whole has to suffer the consequences of the higher levels of pollution.
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He's also used his Twitter account to taunt corporations and individuals, who later suffer the consequences of nose-diving stock prices or virulent online harassment.
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" "If the United States breaks an international agreement backed by U.N. Security Council resolutions, it will be the United States that should suffer the consequences.
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It was the presidential election (and democracy's dauntless but fruitless hope for faithless electors) repeating itself, except this time, only kids will suffer the consequences.
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The characters evade a system that normally persecutes minorities, and instead suffer the consequences of their own individual actions, much like rich, white men do.
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If Congress fails to provide NASA with critical resources in future budget legislation, American space dominance will atrophy and we will all suffer the consequences.
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Thousands of businesses—from bait and tackle shops along the coast to retailers and manufacturers across the nation—suffer the consequences of the government's folly.
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Of course, were Pleasants alive today, he may well retort that nobody can judge who was not there to suffer the consequences of continued imprisonment.
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Parental consultation would have been too complicated on all fronts, so we skipped it, deciding we would suffer the consequences of their hurt feelings later.
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If they can't pay off the debt, the companies are on the hook, and their employees and customers are the ones to suffer the consequences.
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John McCain even said that "[Trump] alone bears the the burden of his conduct and alone should suffer the consequences," in reaction to the footage.
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That said, some experts said a judge could find that if Cosby relied on Castor's promise, it would be unfair for him to suffer the consequences.
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"Why is the government enabling billionaires to trash the climate when it's the rest of us who will suffer the consequences?" he said in a statement.
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While individuals who abuse drugs should and do suffer the consequences of their actions, medical science has proven that addiction is a disease that demands treatment.
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"Why is the government enabling billionaires to trash the climate when it's the rest of us who will suffer the consequences?" he said in a statement.
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They seek redress, not in the form of apologies, but in recognition of the harm done, and of the way generations continue to suffer the consequences.
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"Far too many people, their families and communities suffer the consequences of the harmful use of alcohol," said Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general of WHO.
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Republicans would presumably suffer the consequences in subsequent elections, but it could still take years before vacancies on the court created an opportunity to reshape it.
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What's more likely, if you refrain from trying to deter him, is that he'll proceed, suffer the consequences and resent you because you didn't warn him.
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" The flash sale was inspired by Trump's Wednesday news conference, where he called BuzzFeed a "failing pile of garbage," and said BuzzFeed would "will suffer the consequences.
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Iowa wasn't alone in adopting new technology to run elections in 2020, and the odds are it may not be the last state to suffer the consequences.
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But sometimes, the people who suffer the consequences of our broken bonds are the ones too young to understand what's happening, or where the drama originated from.
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All taxpayers, and particularly all charitable organizations, will suffer the consequences of politicians once again putting their own priorities above the interests of the people they serve.
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"Rural populations have not been adequately represented: farmers, forest dwellers, indigenous and coastal communities - all suffer the consequences of uncontrolled urbanization," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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This pipeline will not serve the public interest, yet we will suffer the consequences and pay the price for generations to come as our water is compromised.
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As student borrowers come to view their lender as being increasingly altruistic, taxpayers could ultimately suffer the consequences of being a rich uncle to far too many.
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José Carlos Carvalho, a former environment minister, said he also saw signs in the tragedy that Brazil might be starting to suffer the consequences of climate change.
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"Most of the pollution is coming from the wealthiest 1 billion people, and the poorest 3 billion are going to suffer the consequences," he told Pope Francis.
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Jail is a necessity sometimes, and I'm certainly a believer that you should suffer the consequences of your actions, but jail alone is not going to do that.
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Technology advancements will continue apace, but unless we do much more to assure that security is designed in, we will suffer the consequences of the havoc that ensues.
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But if the five Trump- and Bush-appointed justices adopt the coercion test being pushed by the American Legion and its allies, all Americans will suffer the consequences.
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United States, the plaintiffs say their generation has already suffered and will continue to suffer the consequences of climate change, including health problems, extreme weather, and water shortages.
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Self-righteous social justice warriors such as the authors of this book live in safe, upscale neighborhoods and do not have to suffer the consequences of their accusations.
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Ignoring climate change puts the health of millions of Americans at risk, and the longer our leaders delay climate action, the more the public will suffer the consequences.
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"When you get to a highly communicable disease, that's when we all suffer the consequences," said Alan Weil, editor-in-chief of Health Affairs, a health policy journal.
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In the meantime, the duo Shaq called the Talcum Powder Boys will continue to enjoy the fruits of their camaraderie and their labor—and occasionally suffer the consequences.
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A year later, the Saudi regime continues to suffer the consequences of its persecution of opponents — especially women seeking greater rights — and its ill-conceived intervention in Yemen.
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Trump went on to threaten BuzzFeed, calling the media outlet "a failing pile of garbage" and saying they were "going to suffer the consequences" for publishing the documents.
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"It's the American driver who is going to suffer the consequences," said Bruce S. Appelbaum, chairman of Mosaic Resources, a Houston consulting firm serving oil and gas investors.
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Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus is warning Donald Trump's former primary opponents to endorse the GOP nominee for president – or potentially suffer the consequences in 2020 or 2024.
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Instead of karoshi cases affecting a majority-male workforce, as they used to, now women like Takahashi and Sado also suffer the consequences of staying committed to a job.
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Over time, somehow, the skirt has become both a woman's uniform and her biggest sin: wear it and act like a lady, but suffer the consequences if you do.
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It's a found footage movie based around a guy who buys a haunted mirror off of Ebay and tries to film the hauntedness while his roommates suffer the consequences.
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If we fail to shine a light on those consequences, if we make it ever harder for those who suffer the consequences to get help, then we are complicit.
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Family members were disappointed by the five-year sentence for Mr. Apai, noting that Ms. Gavios will suffer the consequences of the attack for the rest of her life.
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" He was clearly worried about how they might affect his own re-election campaign, adding, "He alone bears the burden of his conduct and alone should suffer the consequences.
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Some part of me was paying close attention, and it unquestioningly absorbed the lesson of that day: if you are gay, keep it to yourself or suffer the consequences.
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Cruz and Rubio draw the extreme proportionalists — the Republicans who think it's important to "let unsuccessful people fail and suffer the consequences," as one of our questions put it.
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But focusing on short-run growth, even in developing countries, may compromise long-run prosperity and well-being, as people suffer the consequences of environmental degradation and climate change.
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The Saudis, according to Gause, are afraid of both "abandonment" (the US withdrawing its support) and "entrapment" (having to suffer the consequences of American mistakes in the Middle East).
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They're digital copies of his coworkers' actual consciousness, enslaved to an eternity of this empty half-life where they must act out his nerd wet dreams — or suffer the consequences.
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There's a reason why the rules of the road was put in place, but some drivers didn't get the memo, and have to suffer the consequences for all to see.
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If we entrust it to those who, as Murrow noted, seek only to profit from it without regard to their moral duties, we will suffer the consequences of mass delusion.
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An additional challenge lies with BOP managers – and some staff – who too often protect one another and seldom suffer the consequences aside from a transfer or being allowed to retire.
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"The new sanctions will deliver an unmistakable message to Tehran: Change your ways or suffer the consequences," Energy Secretary Rick Perry wrote in a commentary in The Wall Street Journal.
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Designating the IRGC a terrorist entry probably sounds great after that third beer, but none of the people advocating this idea, or their children, are likely to suffer the consequences.
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Thinly veiled military threats, including from President Donald Trump, have greatly worried current and former US officials and even pro-Guaidó Venezuelans who would suffer the consequences of such a move.
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Our businesses will come to a halt in many cases, and the American family will suffer the consequences in the form of lost jobs and a very diminished quality of life.
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So when prominent people change their behavior for the worse, and don't suffer the consequences — the theory goes — acceptance of the bad behavior spread, and more people start to mimic it.
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Cafes, bars and restaurants in the city were now wrestling with some serious decisions to make: Stay open and risk the health of their workers, or close and suffer the consequences.
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When the FAA lets plane manufacturers regulate themselves and make critical safety features "optional," rather than standard, accidents are bound to happen, and the public is left to suffer the consequences.
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I'm part of the generation that's going to suffer the consequences of the decisions being made in Washington right now, mistakes that are going to affect the rest of our lives.
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As a policy maven and academic, Mr. Meltzer has promoted the view that countries and investors should suffer the consequences of their mistakes, whether flawed fiscal measures or bad lending decisions.
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"We have suffered the consequences of his actions over the years and it's time for him to suffer the consequences of his own actions," Cosby accuser Victoria Valentino told ThinkProgress on Monday.
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"'White-washing would be moving people around one section of the city to another,'" he said, pledging that far-flung neighborhoods won't suffer the consequences of homeless people moved off the Embarcadero.
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"People that go to far away places to help out are great-but must suffer the consequences!" he wrote — ultimately sparking a growing partisan movement against the government's response to the virus.
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National Basketball Association star Stephen Curry said basketball remains an important vehicle for sparking conversation and driving progress, even as the league continues to suffer the consequences of political fallout with China.
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It is the Palestinian people, virtual prisoners in an increasingly volatile conflict, who will most directly suffer the consequences of this callous and ill-advised attempt to respond to Israel's security concerns.
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From all of the photos you'll snap, videos you'll take, frantic tweets and Facebook posts when big news is announced, and all of your other mobile activities, your battery will suffer the consequences.
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"My message to those outlets is that if your words can cause great harm, and has caused great harm, you must suffer the consequences of the law as a result," the attorney said.
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Very soon the Treasury Department will reach the limits of this financial sleight of hand, and Congress will have to either raise the debt ceiling — currently US$22 trillion — or suffer the consequences.
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Although children don't usually suffer the consequences of high blood pressure in the pediatric years, Dr. Kaelber said that, unless properly treated, it can result in early heart attacks, strokes and kidney disease.
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It's easy: Just make sure to change your name, Social Security number and home address regularly — and don't go crying if you neglect to do that and suffer the consequences of your actions.
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"Those who do not play by the rules must suffer the consequences: criminal and financial sanctions that will be much more important than the current ones," said Gregory Besson-Moreau, head of the committee.
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You can be as loyal as Jeff Sessions and still suffer the consequences of that plain and inescapable truth: This president should not be the president, and the sooner he is not, the better.
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The wise few among us who know how to navigate these periods seem to take a similar tact — take things slow and go with the flow, or suffer the consequences of pushing against the current.
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"I do not want my granddaughters or anybody else's to suffer the consequences of our failures," he said, "They would not forgive us if uncontrolled and spiraling climate change would be our legacy to them."
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"Women have found strength in one another and the courage to come forward, leaving many powerful men to suffer the consequences of their actions," Trump accuser Rachel Crooks said at a December 2018 press conference.
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During a meeting with Kagame Monday at the Vatican, the Pope expressed "solidarity with the victims and with those who continue to suffer the consequences of those tragic events," according to a statement from the Vatican.
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But it's also true that the Kardashians seem always to be pressed up against black culture without ever having to be a part of it, or having to suffer the consequences of being born into it.
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As fun as those things were, we're now left to suffer the consequences of summer fun, and we're not just talking about the hit on our wallets (as disappointing as our bank accounts look right now).
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Without serious reforms, it'll be the platforms themselves that suffer the consequences: A survey released by Digital Citizens found that trust in digital platforms decreased over the past year for more than 70 percent of respondents.
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If the Trump administration continues to block international economic activity with Iran, a country of 80 million people will be abandoned — and the world could suffer the consequences of the unfettered spread of a deadly disease.
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Having been raised in one of the poorest countries in the world, I feel a strong desire to help families like my own, who continue to suffer the consequences of economic failure every day of their lives.
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Permissive adults who fail to learn the importance of establishing who's boss, according to Dobson, will suffer the consequences: To a power-hungry tyrant of any age, appeasement only inflames his or her lust for more power.
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Again, any incident of racial disparity is assumed to be the result of racists' judgmental attitudes, and beyond the agency of students who suffer the consequences of their dismal academic performance or anti-social and violent behavior.
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" Mr. Trump also lashed out at Buzzfeed News, which published a document of allegations Tuesday night, calling the news organization a "failing pile of garbage" and saying that "I think they are going to suffer the consequences.
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"Banks in Spain, like in the rest of the Eurozone, suffer the consequences of low interest rates, increased competition for a limited amount of new business, and the threat from fintech entrants," Citi analysts said in a note.
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So Arizona, I mean, as much as I'd like to see him, you know beaten to death in his cell … " Bustillos then finished Bourdain's sentence, saying, "It's much better to watch horrible people live and suffer the consequences.
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Meanwhile, millions of Americans who do not have ready access to primary care continue to suffer the consequences: preventable asthma attacks, progression of heart disease until the patient needs an ICU, and cancer discovered too late to treat.
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If we don't turn the tide against global malnutrition, we will suffer the consequences of millions of lives lost unnecessarily and a generation of mothers and children in the developing world that never achieve their God-given potential.
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A world characterized by the gig economy does not sound like a better world, but a far worse one, where distributed exploitation of workers is taken to a new extreme and we all have to suffer the consequences.
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If the Nordic countries want to be viewed as advocates of transparency and moral and political decency, as they so often claim, there is no reason to support a problematic project and suffer the consequences it would bring.
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Earlier this month, Trump himself warned that BuzzFeed News would "suffer the consequences" for having published a dossier of unverified claims, initially compiled by a former British intelligence agent, about the depths of the incoming president's entanglement with Russia.
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In 2014, such views led him to tweet that President Barack Obama should not have evacuated American Ebola fighters who contracted the disease from West Africa, and instead, should have left them to "suffer the consequences" of their condition.
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What these legal observers and pundits fail to notice is that the biggest potential beneficiaries of the immigration measures announced by Obama are U.S. citizen children who suffer the consequences of our broken immigration system on a daily basis.
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To me, this recalls a classic pop-star sleight of hand: Promote "girl power," but don't ever suggest that patriarchy is the source of girls' disempowerment, and you'll never suffer the consequences of being seen as an angry feminist.
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The United States and other countries also need to stop facilitating the extremist voices of Venezuelan politicians in exile — who, after all, do not suffer the consequences of their unrealistic schemes — and prioritize the many politicians still in Venezuela.
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One of nauseating disgust because, once again, the world has been reminded that men can get away with seemingly whatever they damn well please with not so much as a slap on the wrist, while women must suffer the consequences.
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If the justices split 4 to 4 in the Texas case, it would leave the Fifth Circuit's decision in place, meaning that the Texas and Louisiana laws would remain in effect and women in both states would suffer the consequences.
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Only people from groups that are in power have the privilege of believing in the false notion that one can opt out of politics, while those in the margins suffer the consequences of being oppressed and excluded from the political system.
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"If we were to go backwards in time and adopt the Scalia rule, I would guarantee that the quality of the water, all the aspects - physical, chemical, and biological - would be degraded and we would suffer the consequences," Brooks says.
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As many men lose their jobs and suffer the consequences of their alleged sexual misconduct, some still command respect and continue their work, including Woody Allen, whose new movie "Wonder Wheel" starring Kate Winslet and Justin Timberlake, is now in theaters.
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It sees that it has basically two paths: It can either continue to take sanctions and suffer the consequences or it can capitulate by agreeing to talks and pursuing compromises with the US. The Trump administration, particularly the president, wants the latter.
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When she was on a bad date, she would go to the bathroom, hit her nose until she got a nosebleed, and excuse herself, because it was easier to punch herself in the face than suffer the consequences of rejecting a man.
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"Children who are placed into foster homes can be unhappy, distrustful or angry and may suffer the consequences of abuse and neglect," says John Simmonds OBE, who is the director of policy, research and development at CoramBAAF, an organization that supports adoption agencies.
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In a speech in Brussels, Gibraltar's deputy chief minister, Joseph Garcia, said that the territory should not be a "whipping boy" made to suffer the consequences of Brexit and that Spain might prevent current conditions applying in a transition period after Brexit.
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History teaches us that attempting to impose such centralized command-and-control leads to calamitous results: costs go up, quality goes down, choices dwindle, innovation stalls, and all but those who can afford to get around the failing system suffer the consequences.
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"Eventually, the unraveling of protections for which banks advocate will contribute to another downturn in the economy, and your workers will be the first to suffer the consequences with layoffs and cuts to their pay, healthcare and retirement benefits," he wrote to the banks.
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If gender-identity ideology becomes the law of the land, women in all walks of life will suffer the consequences of the blatantly sexist notion that a man who adopts stereotypical feminine roles, behaviors or clothing must be treated in all respects as a woman.
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In the end, a sudden halt in government services or the closing of national parks feeds the public perception of a dysfunctional Washington, a place in which politicians are unwilling to compromise and find solutions — but are willing to let their constituents suffer the consequences.
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We pass our days in the protected enclaves of cities and suburbs that allow us the luxury of forgetting, and of caring, that our very existence is ruled by this land where we live, that if we take too much we will suffer the consequences.
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" Asked if he thinks Cohen lied to Congress again, this time about pardons, Burr said he wouldn't discuss the closed testimony but added, "It's time for Michael Cohen to tell the truth and then suffer the consequences for any lies he told then or now.
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On Friday, Mr. Ryan was quick to adopt Mr. Trump's favored rationale during the health fight, arguing that Republicans had been doing Democrats a grand favor by dismantling President Barack Obama's health law in the first place and that Democrats would eventually suffer the consequences.
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The stance taken by the Australian bishops also runs against the position taken by their church's chief adviser on child abuse complaint handling, Francis Sullivan, who said in 2017 that "priests, like everybody else, will be expected to obey the law or suffer the consequences".
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That's the view expressed by industry adages such as, "If one of us has an accident, we all suffer the consequences," or, "If one of us has a security problem, we all have a security problem," which were very much in focus at NIS.
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But before you ditch every not-so-virtuous thing you enjoy in the name of better skin, consider this: There are people who eat, drink, and do all of the above and never suffer the consequences, while others subscribe to clean, healthy habits and break out anyway.
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The stuff we used to get almost exclusively from magazines — up-to-date wellness advice, research and information aimed at teens, pregnant women, parents, and more — has lost a huge chunk of its vetting, and we, Absorbers of the Advice Aimed at Us, will suffer the consequences.
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Mostly shot with an easy-to-conceal, point-and-shoot DSLR camera, cell phones, and secret-camera eyeglasses, the footage that comprises the film is dizzying and riveting, providing a first-person perspective on what it's like to suffer the consequences of being a political activist in China.
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Rapidly, this revelation unleashed a firestorm of similar allegations about a myriad men across industries including arts and entertainment, major network news organizations and politics—even our newly-elected president was not immune from allegations, though has yet to suffer the consequences of alleged actions, unlike his peers.
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In its 2018 report, AI Now found that "the gap between those who develop and profit from AI — and those most likely to suffer the consequences of its negative effects — is growing larger, not smaller," as it relates to concerns over bias, discrimination, due process, liability, and overall responsibility for harm.
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" David Thewlis, who is best known for his role as Remus Lupin in the Harry Potter series, said in an exclusive statement to BuzzFeed News, "Men like this who equate fame and power with the right to degrade women should be unequivocally condemned, shamed and be seen to suffer the consequences.
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In his telling, it was a conflict without good guys, an appalling conflagration in which the brutality, cynicism and incompetence of the United States and its South Vietnamese ally were equaled only by the wickedness of their enemies, leaving the hapless bulk of the Vietnamese population to suffer the consequences.
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"We will not stand idly by while President Trump and his agencies raze crucial environmental protections, ignore climate science, dispute well-documented facts and force future generations of Americans to suffer the consequences of this administration's reckless choices and ignorant policies," said Clean Air Council Executive Director and Chief Counsel Joseph Minott.
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"Also, it is important to see that patients that are not having 'access' to bariatric surgery, either because they don't have specific insurance coverage or have not been educated, will suffer the consequences of remaining severely obese and deterioration of health and quality of life," he told Reuters Health in an email.
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There is no room in Navarro's worldview to accommodate the fact that there is no monolithic national interest, but rather a broad diversity of interests that include import-competing and import-dependent producers, service providers, white-collar professionals, manual laborers, consumers and so on, who benefit or suffer the consequences of policies in different ways.
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"If Senate Democrats don't unanimously oppose Kavanaugh, the American people will suffer the consequences and Chuck SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE will deserve the blame," Hess said.
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" Still, the idea for a science march originated after the election of President Donald Trump, whose views on climate change (calling it a hoax perpetuated by China), vaccines (repeating discredited claims about their safety) and aid workers helping fight Ebola in Africa ( "People that go to far away places to help out are great — but must suffer the consequences!
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But if the international community fails to act now, we will all suffer the consequences As we ponder our path forward, we should consider that the developing world's youth boom coincides with four interrelated global trends: an information revolution, the largest movement of refugees and displaced people in recorded history, growing urbanization that will concentrate youth in cities, and a rise in terrorism and extremist ideologies.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup MORE (D-Va.) said Monday that leakers have to "suffer the consequences" of the law, even as he said Americans also deserve to know about Russia's involvement in the 2016 presidential election.
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Developing now, Monday, July 23, 2018 One person was killed and 19843 wounded in a mass shooting in a Toronto neighborhood Sunday night, police say; the gunman was also killed President Trump warns Iran in a late Sunday night tweet to 'never, ever' threaten the United States again, or 'suffer the consequences' Trump calls the controversy over Russia 'a big hoax' after a week of backlash and damage control following his summit with Vladimir Putin EXCLUSIVE: House Republicans asked President Trump to declassify key parts of the surveillance application for ex-campaign adviser Carter Page, according to documents obtained by Fox News The operator of the duck boat in tragic accident that left 17 people dead last Thursday previously warned about safety issues and design flaws, a mechanical inspector says THE LEAD STORY - HAIL OF GUNFIRE IN TORONTO: Authorities in Toronto late Sunday responded to a mass shooting in the city&aposs neighborhood known as Greektown, where 14 people were hit by gunfire, including at least one fatally ... Responding police exchanged gunfire with the shooter and the suspect was killed.
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