"When they suppress us, they suppress you," Ryan told the audience.
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JAMIE DIMON: Okay, so when I say suppress, I mean globally suppress.
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How they get the lowest bid is to suppress people's workers, suppress worker's wages.
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Let's not hide in the shadows or suppress the information or suppress the history of the event.
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They suppress, they want to suppress the minds of people so they don't bother going out and voting.
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The Trump campaign plan calls for highlighting Clinton's past support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal to suppress idealistic white voters, emphasizing sexual allegations against Bill Clinton to suppress women voters, and citing Clinton's 1996 statement about "superpredators" to suppress Black voters.
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It can build tools to censor the content a nation like China might wish to censor, and systems that suppress — or fail to suppress — content stoking ethnic cleansing in Myanmar.
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"I think the intention is to suppress enrollment," he said.
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She's sprinkled Sensa on her food to suppress her appetite.
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Why these particular substances suppress MS remains to be discovered.
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He spun for POTUS, but he didn't suppress the report.
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That's what happens when you try to suppress the market.
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Temp work may also suppress the wages of permanent employees.
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Poor Diablo does his best to suppress his inner flame.
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But the overarching macroeconomic environment couldn't suppress Old West's growth.
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"I think power tries to suppress the truth," she said.
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A man behind her could not suppress a loud snort.
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I knew it was done only to suppress the vote.
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You felt that you must suppress everything irrelevant or distracting.
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Both of these taxes suppress economic growth and job creation.
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What other tactics are security forces using to suppress information?
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Telling friends beforehand, I couldn't help suppress a sheepish smile.
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An unusually mild winter helped suppress demand for heating oil.
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Prosperity, universal health care and unemployment benefits helped suppress crime.
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It would be malpractice to suppress coverage of Trump's racism.
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He can't suppress his own mania for even a week.
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Meanwhile, trollish online plots to suppress the vote have proliferated.
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Remember: Lockdowns and distancing are what suppress the total caseload.
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Suggesting otherwise, Trump said, could "suppress the feelings" of voters.
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But it could also be used to suppress the vote.
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It's very difficult to suppress research in the modern era.
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What he's saying is, we've got to suppress the vote.
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What better way than to suppress voting among their adversaries?
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So the big driver continues to suppress the volatility down.
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Why does our culture teach men to suppress their feelings?
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Presumably, they would think it would not suppress voter turnout.
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Critics accused the government of trying to suppress the numbers.
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Without a dictatorship to suppress it, ethnic violence has flared.
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The measures were criticized as meant to suppress black turnout.
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But the intent is still to suppress the black vote.
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The motion to suppress evidence in the criminal case against him in federal court in Washington, DC, follows a similar challenge that Manafort lodged late last week to suppress evidence seized from a storage unit.
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Judge denies Manafort bid to suppress evidence seized in condo raid.
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Some argued central bank bond buying would continue to suppress yields.
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We will not allow you to suppress votes with this nonsense.
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In fact, all rejected it and used violence to suppress it.
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It turns into a way to suppress how we truly feel.
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And whose version of "the elite" do you seek to suppress?
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Ellis did not rule on the motions to suppress on Friday.
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But their fashion was also apparently used to suppress sexual desire.
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Alongside the pool, Schoneman's team tilled dry playa to suppress dust.
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A tiny amount of 3-NOP will suppress the enzyme repeatedly.
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The other principal worry is that big tech firms suppress competition.
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The conspiracy to suppress traumatic material does more harm than good.
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Their bargaining clout may even allow them to suppress pay directly.
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Democrats have criticized Kobach over policies they say suppress voter turnout.
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Iqbal accused Prime Minister Imran Khan of trying to suppress opposition.
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The drugs, known as PPIs, suppress excess acid in the stomach.
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Story of #Hillary nom is false and aims to suppress voters.
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That rule has already been abused to try to suppress journalism.
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A lot of the prescription sleeping pills actually suppress deep sleep.
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Too often do we suppress those thoughts or trivialize certain actions.
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It was possible to imagine that consumer boycotts could suppress porn.
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Dr. Knipling believed these sterile insects could suppress the screwworm biologically.
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The machine knows the answer and so they suppress the vote.
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She spoke with confidence and didn't suppress her strong Arkansas accent.
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Let's reward you for voting instead of trying to suppress it.
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"Countries such as China do suppress information about crime," Dr. Mike
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But he has been unable to suppress images of his mortality.
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We can't suppress ourselves to make others around us more comfortable.
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They play this game with Nationalists to suppress their inner problems.
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When taken after a vaccine, it may suppress the immune system.
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People make some effort to suppress their racist and violent impulses.
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Economic theory tells us that employers suppress wages by underemploying workers.
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Afghan forces were deployed to the area to suppress the fighting.
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Attempting to suppress news reporting only further tarnishes the kingdom's reputation.
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With that information in hand, a hacker could suppress a vote.
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Legal fine-tuning has been used to suppress the opposition's messages.
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But we can only suppress aspects of self for so long.
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"We do have the ability to suppress important information," he said.
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And he is struggling to suppress his bottomless need for attention.
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Yet he is displaying events that Tunisia's dictators sought to suppress.
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It teaches boys to suppress vulnerability, and harness aggression and dominance.
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I suppress a smile and get ready to tell her off.
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More releases would be needed to continue to suppress wild populations.
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Her struggle to suppress laughter is a comic tour de force.
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But one can only suppress his true nature for so long.
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"We're not trying to suppress or impede this transformation," Petrocelli said.
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"Delaying disclosure is an attempt to suppress price volatility," he said.
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The platforms decide to amplify some speech and suppress other speech.
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Well, not just talk about the truth he's trying to suppress.
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Kyra Gaunt, an ethnomusicologist, suggests how, at least within the black community, gender expectations in society play a role: Boys are socialized to suppress emotions and suppress processing emotions through verbal means, through anything but aggression.
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They have already managed to suppress renewable energy growth in the state.
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The citizenship question may have been added to suppress turnout, by design.
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The intention of these campaigns was to activate—or suppress—target groups.
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An unusually mild winter last year helped suppress demand for heating oil.
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But at $700 a pop, it's an easy enough urge to suppress.
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Firefighters prepare to suppress the Kincade fire outside Santa Rosa, Oct. 221.
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It wasn't defined by anger, and I didn't try to suppress it.
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The government is also trying to suppress vice among the vice-suppressors.
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" The report said, "The facility's windows were covered to suppress outside light.
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The backdrop: In the Philippines, the government uses Facebook to suppress dissent.
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Much of the game's weaponry is designed to suppress rather the damage.
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But urban living is likely to suppress birth rates, all the same.
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A telescope that can suppress starlight by a factor of ten billion.
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They created fake left-wing accounts to suppress the non-white vote.
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The purple sound arrives like a tsunami, seemingly too vivid to suppress.
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Willpower can help suppress the doer's urges, but exercising restraint is costly.
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He fired up supporters by saying Democrats tried to suppress their votes.
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Again, The Times reports:Facebook does not intend to suppress the posts itself.
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They also brought more scrutiny to the issues they hoped to suppress.
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Liberals are more likely than conservatives to suppress speech Spencer. Murray. Yiannopoulos.
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All of this bodes ill for future attempts to suppress voters' rights.
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Graswald's attorney, Richard Portale, had sought to suppress her statements to police.
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The first and most seductive choice is to suppress the bad news.
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"Despite spending millions, oil companies couldn't suppress this grassroots campaign," she said.
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They ran notorious political campaigns that sought to suppress black political participation.
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There is also a type of cannabis that may suppress the munchies.
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Indeed, supply should naturally rise to satisfy demand, unless cities suppress it.
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Reports have suggested the White House might look to suppress the report.
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The renewables industry has gained momentum that politics and policies cannot suppress.
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Together they are trying to suppress free speech by calling it Islamophobia.
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Countries and organizations that suppress religious freedom threaten American and global security.
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Trump's approach will suppress investments in areas necessary to stimulate the economy.
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They can suppress things, push out longer, because they're used to it.
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"Hormones may affect fertility, but might not completely suppress it," Saewyc explains.
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Preliminary findings indicate that the coating does, in fact, suppress biofilm formation.
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But all the programming in the world can't entirely suppress unruly desires.
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Patton had suggested starting birth-control pills to suppress the hormonal changes.
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The Washington Post first reported the effort to suppress Dr. Schoonover's testimony.
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Demonstrations quickly spread across Sudan despite often-harsh efforts to suppress them.
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And India is considering giving itself new powers to suppress digital content.
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And now is a particularly unfortunate time to suppress the immune system.
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Lillyman felt humiliated and tried for years to suppress what had happened.
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In general, attempts to suppress stuff like this fail thanks to leaks.
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Free speech can more easily penetrate totalitarian regimes that would suppress it.
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Previous American presidents have tried, unsuccessfully, to suppress bad news about disease.
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Put plainly, the old rule allowed employers to suppress their workers' pay.
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There is the protein leptin, which fat cells secrete to suppress appetite.
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Now some employees are accusing Google of trying to suppress its critics.
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Social support, trust, perceived freedom and generosity all suppress happiness in America.
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I don't know if she's on medications that suppress her immune system.
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But most of the time, I suppress my baser appetite for retribution.
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HB 644 forbids drone use that interferes with efforts to suppress wildfires.
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Government climate change report leaked amid fears Trump admin might suppress it Government climate change report leaked amid fears Trump admin might suppress it Donald Trump might not believe in climate change, but scientists working under him sure do.
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Women are socialized to suppress their anger because it is seen as unfeminine.
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The NFL went to great lengths to suppress the tapes, claiming copyright infringement.
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A women should be able to express -not suppress -her emotional life pic.twitter.
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Are we so afraid of dissenting ideas that we need to suppress them?
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But it's incredibly hard to suppress information in the age of social media.
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Did voter fraud laws suppress and discourage voting in key states like Wisconsin?
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I will not let anyone suppress me, silence me or clip my wings.
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Current HIV treatment cannot eliminate the virus entirely but does suppress its replication.
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We need someone who will protect voting rights instead of suppress the vote.
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The Communist Party's efforts to suppress Uighurs have extended far beyond China's borders.
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It might take this sort of extreme scenario to suppress our meat hunger.
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The report, in part, alleged editors would suppress stories from conservative media outlets.
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But for years, Paltrow said she felt the need to suppress the experience.
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Chinese state media has accused Washington of using trade to suppress China's development.
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The letter says he has "profound concerns" about efforts to "suppress" independent analysis.
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The skull structure works in concert with cerebrospinal fluid to further suppress vibrations.
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They're now able to entertain the very desires they'd taught themselves to suppress.
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But officials are stepping up efforts to suppress "lowbrow" material online, especially video.
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They're trying to suppress the vote so people don't come out and vote.
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States like Georgia must stop taking action to suppress the rights of voters.
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It's just one way to suppress her: sexually, socially, physically, and even psychologically.
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A generation ago politicians could suppress dissent just by controlling the radio stations.
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"They're going to try to suppress the count in certain communities," Holder said.
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Democratic groups have poured in about $1.2 million to try to suppress Baugh.
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Wylie has also previously claimed that Cambridge Analytica sought to suppress black voters.
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Kemp strongly defended himself against allegations his office had sought to suppress voters.
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The plantation owners then demanded that the state government intervene to suppress competition.
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La Niña events tend to suppress hurricane activity in the eastern tropical Pacific.
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Climate change and development have made fires more challenging and costly to suppress.
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Ecuador, for example, used false copyright claims to suppress footage of police abuse.
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That is a recipe for abuse by those seeking to suppress online speech.
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Police used heavy force in 2013 to suppress mass protests demanding more freedom.
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Higher education exists to expose student to new ideas, not to suppress them.
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A young man who attempts to suppress his homosexuality winds up accepting himself.
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Panicked efforts to avoid and suppress their thought process only make things worse.
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" Judge Alsup went on to say, "They are trying to suppress the evidence.
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How are we supposed to both suppress our feelings and emphasize the negative?
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In some ways, their campaign resembles efforts to suppress voting among targeted groups.
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These toxins suppress the whales' immune systems, making them more susceptible to disease.
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Conditions like high blood sugar associated with diabetes can also suppress immune cells.
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And to suppress dissent, they are cracking down on democracy and human rights.
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I find myself repeating it, as if it might somehow suppress my fear.
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"I think this is a growing trend that you cannot suppress," she said.
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He couldn't stay on message, he couldn't suppress the crazy, for 24 hours.
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Republican efforts to suppress minority voting have been (rightly) much in the news.
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"They suppress popular dissent and go after anyone who tries to present it."
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How does one "suppress" something that went out of practical existence centuries ago?
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If pollsters suppress their surveys, they may actually be missing a real trend.
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A parent's job is to suppress that pressure for as long as possible.
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Industry representatives argue encryption protects free expression, particularly under governments that suppress speech.
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They were also given medication to suppress seizures and an antidote, like atropine.
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" Still, Trump's ad can't suppress a swipe: "Politicians talk about criminal justice reform.
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But instead of helping consumers, the CFPB has only proven to suppress innovation.
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That is why dictatorships, or illiberal systems like Hungary's, seek to suppress them.
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People need to suppress their personal ambitions for the sake of the country.
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Bloomberg's campaign largely exists to suppress the two ascendant factions in American politics.
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Since then, more evidence, which Trump tried to suppress, has come to light.
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They suppress or eliminate profit motives that drive people to learn and improve.
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Some states even accused the commission of being a tool to suppress votes.
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Her earnest, altruistic impulses coexist with a deep misanthropy she can't quite suppress.
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My feeling is that the efforts to suppress Spanish have the opposite effect.
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Critics like Schiff have accused the panel of attempting to suppress voter turnout.
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At times, you could tell he was trying to suppress his worst instincts.
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Interestingly, the whistleblower appears to have anticipated an attempt to suppress the complaint.
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Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.), who accused Republicans of trying to suppress student turnout.
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You'll suppress the urge to retch before you succumb and dig in, unapologetically.
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You can also suppress the flash with a small button on the back.
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Occasionally, though, it's a legitimate backlash against a tendency to suppress uncomfortable speech.
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The researchers believe that the new technology might be able to suppress these effects.
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The more this mutation was able to suppress SMOC2, the flatter the dogs' faces.
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"They're trying to suppress me so hard and ruin my career," he tells me.
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Campaigns to suppress civil-rights groups and the press also stepped up a gear.
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For your birth control to be effective, the pill needs to suppress your ovulation.
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These prices directly reflect the ferocious efforts by the rich countries to suppress drugs.
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But one of the most effective ways to suppress votes is to push misinformation.
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Their goal is to suppress votes for competing parties and demoralize left-wing activists.
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A weak El Niño weather pattern is likely to suppress hurricane activity, NOAA said.
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Industry insiders say the higher stamp duty has done little to suppress home prices.
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The intrigue: Kemp is facing allegations that he ordered voter purges to suppress voters.
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Women are just as aggressive as men, they've just been told to suppress it.
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They use shotguns to suppress angry crowds, thereby blinding many protesters with metal pellets.
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There have been complaints that election officials have tried to suppress votes of Democrats.
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Now, I just see it as a term made up to suppress something beautiful.
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Some clinics buy time with puberty-blockers, which suppress the action of sex hormones.
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Darts that connect also temporarily boost healing for allies and suppress healing for enemies.
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"Policies meant to prohibit or greatly suppress drugs present a paradox," the report concluded.
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"When my clients are hungry, we'll suppress the appetite with healthy fats," he explains.
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Despite this progress, China continues ruthlessly to suppress anyone at odds with the regime.
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The crowd gave me license to indulge in the geekdom I would otherwise suppress.
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However, critics claim that the Chinese government's ultimate aim is to suppress dissenting speech.
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When chewed, its leaves also provide mild stimulation and can suppress thirst and hunger.
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I never want to suppress that or let that be dimmed in any way.
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Chinese state media has accused Washington of using trade to suppress the country's development.
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White supremacists were eager and willing to use violent means to suppress the vote.
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Her lawyer, Richard A. Portale, is seeking to suppress a videotape of the questioning.
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A Brady violation occurs when prosecutors suppress evidence that is favorable to a defendant.
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Opponents of the legislation argue the bill is an effort to suppress free speech.
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The North Carolina Legislature set out to change those figures and suppress minority votes.
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Sects of this movement, such as the "antifa," openly employ violence to suppress speech.
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Pruitt may be gone, but the aides who attempted to suppress these studies remain.
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Opponents say his position was untenable and the army declined orders to suppress protesters.
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They have chosen to suppress every ugly, crude and bigoted remark he has made.
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The government systematically uses harassment, surveillance, imprisonment, and even torture to suppress political opposition.
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Gene drives that do this are called suppression drives because they suppress the population.
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Stay present with your emotions; this is not the time to suppress your feelings.
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For most people, this involves taking oral medications daily, which suppress the immune system.
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This is why Iran's regime has never ceased to brutally suppress its own people.
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Is it better to come clean to her partner, or suppress her feelings forever?
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Mr. Sisi's government has also used the language of public morals to suppress critics.
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Our cells can coat their DNA with molecules that suppress viral genes, for example.
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David Leonhardt chastises Republican attempts to suppress voter turnout in North Dakota and Georgia.
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Over the years, Mr. Erdogan and Prince Mohammed have worked to suppress their differences.
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Because Spain was neutral in the war, it didn't suppress news about the virus.
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Extraordinary laws enacted to suppress the insurgency in Kashmir and elsewhere remain in force.
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Chinese officers have attempted to suppress opposition from Uighurs abroad by detaining their relatives.
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"The grand propaganda scheme is to suppress and control all the voices," Jin said.
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People claim it can suppress appetite, help with acid reflux, and help your digestion.
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Fauci has claimed that he was trying to suppress coughing on a throat lozenge.
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The problem: Redd couldn't suppress a laugh when that idea was presented to him.
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The Republicans' continuing efforts to suppress turnout could also swing a few close elections.
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Interviewees said they believed Facebook's algorithms suppress articles from conservative news sources, for example.
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The technical rulings do not take into account how effectively the items suppress sound.
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They have tried to suppress evidence, rather than to hear it and air it.
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Spain might suppress secessionist impulses more successfully by putting its own house in order.
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The police fired at the crowds to suppress the demonstrations on Friday, killing nine.
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Between the lines: A number of factors may be working to suppress viewer interest.
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Typical anti-inflammatory drugs suppress the immune system, which makes users susceptible to infection.
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That led some Democrats to warn the administration could try to suppress Mueller's findings.
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The city's business and civic leaders conspired to suppress news of its cholera epidemic.
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But when I watched the movie this past weekend, I couldn't suppress my laughter.
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With that realisation came a pang of longing that I'd been trying to suppress.
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No court would suppress such an attempt to silence public servants and the press.
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Earlier in the day, Bolton had hinted at attempts to suppress his Twitter account.
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Many economists say such agreements suppress wages, reduce worker mobility and are anti-competitive.
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Protesters have constantly defied the ban, which they said was designed to suppress them.
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Rights groups have tied the attacks to President Rodrigo Duterte's efforts to suppress opposition.
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Rights groups have tied the attacks to President Rodrigo Duterte's efforts to suppress opposition.
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They're an important part of a healthy life, and we just can't suppress them.
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But how important is it to suppress consumption to free up resources for investment?
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Many accused Mr. Yu of collaborating with the Nationalist government to suppress leftist writers.
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On Sunday, Abrams accused Kemp of a pattern of trying to suppress certain votes.
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In the provinces, party officials move quickly to suppress any challenges to their authority.
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You can suppress it all you want, but you're still gonna be a pup.
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The campaign sought to suppress African-American votes, and thereby aid Donald Trump's election.
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Carpenter's bid to suppress the evidence failed and he was convicted of six robbery counts.
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Paying an unsworn squad to suppress the free expression of dissent does not build legitimacy.
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They enable bullying and retaliation, they suppress candid advice, and they lead to careless policy.
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Q-CTRL is an Australian startup working to suppress errors in IBM's quantum computing hardware.
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But some people can't suppress the virus, in which case it can harm their health.
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Social media have made it harder for governments to suppress news and voices of protest.
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Activists have viewed the attacks as part of a broader effort to suppress the media.
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He filed his motion to suppress evidence taken from the storage unit in the meantime.
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And there is no evidence that the poll was intentionally designed to suppress Trump's support.
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Indonesian security forces have tried to suppress a tiny separatist movement, often with brutal tactics.
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Critics said that move was part of a growing campaign to suppress opposition to Museveni.
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In fact, they often skip, ignore, or suppress the accomplishments of women and nonbinary people.
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The back of my throat constricted, not out of frustration, but rather to suppress tears.
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"There was no way she was going to be able to suppress it," she recalls.
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Deeper thought about what industries count as sensitive should suppress the impulse to ban everything.
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" And on women: "They're taught to suppress their sense of humor during their formative years.
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It sure looks like Republicans in North Dakota are trying to suppress Native American voters.
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The winds of the South Asian monsoon suppress the conditions needed for cyclones to form.
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I understand why so many Republicans have decided to suppress their doubts and support him.
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These laws directly suppress political speech, which is traditionally a most safeguarded form of expression.
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But with birth control pills, if their potency goes down, they may not suppress ovulation.
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The news comes amid ballot-access advocates' concerns about potential efforts to suppress voter turnout.
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That could have caused delays and long lines that would suppress turnout in those precincts.
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Consent or invitation by a government to suppress rebellion may also form a lawful basis.
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However, a judge denied all but one motion—to suppress Martin's statements during the Aug.
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It's hard to suppress the sense of alarm at seeing that Russian ferris wheel again.
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To suppress the vote by "idealistic" white liberals who might have been attracted to Sen.
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"If you suppress a cough, you're less likely to get bad gunk out," Schaffner said.
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There are fears Amazon's entry could further stifle traditional retailers and suppress prices and inflation.
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Frederick is a terrible decision giving school authorities arbitrary and unconstitutional power to suppress speech.
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Rising interest rates tend to suppress stock market gains, Trump's preferred gauge of economic strength.
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This month, Erdogan is back at it again, censoring social media to help suppress protests.
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Why don't I have an opportunity to maximize my potential to vote, not suppress it?
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First, a dictatorship can only suppress freedom and democracy for a finite amount of time.
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About three-quarters get antiretroviral therapy that can suppress the virus that leads to AIDS.
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Kemp has strongly denied he or his office are looking to suppress the minority vote.
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Democratic legislators said that it was intended solely to suppress voting among traditionally Democratic constituencies.
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We must safeguard that right and vigorously oppose any effort to censor or suppress it.
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But critics have questioned the body's intentions, arguing that it may seek to suppress voters.
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As a result, they're the states that are most likely to suppress marginalized voting populations.
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This is what you see in countries where the government tries to suppress human rights.
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Most female astronauts opt to take the pill while in space and suppress their periods.
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In this election, dark posts were used to try to suppress the African-American vote.
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Some investors worried that expanding the supply of seats in the market would suppress airfares.
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He's taken an extremely expansive view of the rights of business to suppress union organizing.
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Higher education's admissions system should be designed to support our success, not to suppress it.
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"To suppress and control the epidemic, countries must isolate, test, treat and trace," say WHO.
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This would, in effect, suppress the votes of people who are too poor to pay.
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Techniques like poll taxes and literacy tests are quickly invented to suppress the black vote.
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"Efforts to suppress the vote & depress voter turnout are alive & well in Georgia," it read.
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When you suppress that response with medication, there's more "space" in your head, Covington reasoned.
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Democrats say the change is a politically motivated attempt to suppress the Native American vote.
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Others have allowed juries to decide whether the officers involved intended to suppress protected speech.
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He had been trying to suppress his feelings for Patrick, but now he felt validated.
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The premise of the story was, Twitter is actively trying to suppress the right wing.
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It is making wildfires more likely, essentially punching through the human effort to suppress fires.
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When censors suppress these voices, they inflict a constitutional injury on the public as well.
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Mr. Kim has the power to rule his country and suppress dissent through extreme brutality.
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It also can suppress your immune system and make it harder to fight off germs.
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When Trump fired Maguire, Democrats accused the president of trying to suppress critical intelligence information.
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Yes. It's been demonstrated that blue photons suppress melatonin more than any other color does.
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Now, standing over the body, he was just trying to suppress an urge to vomit.
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It is the ability to suppress one's impulses for the sake of long-term goals.
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Gaughan on Wednesday denied a defense motion to suppress the dashcam video of the shooting.
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However, the prime minister later apologized for the emails and denied attempting to suppress coverage.
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After all, argument is fundamental to any democracy, and limiting arguments can suppress needed deliberation.
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The compound has the ability to suppress sweet taste, which could also explain some findings.
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Any commission on election integrity that can't protect voters' personal information will suppress the vote.
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Forcing some people to wait hours to vote is an obvious way to suppress turnout.
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Democrats have criticized the measures as attempts to suppress the votes of people of color.
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The crackdown is the latest front in President Xi Jinping's campaign to suppress internet activity.
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It's trying to convince, cajole and, if that fails, suppress a desire for immediate pleasure.
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But #MeToo activists say China represents an extreme example of using courts to suppress accusations.
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Facebook finds it very hard to suppress anything that its users' actions say they want.
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They accuse the Communist Party of trying to suppress their religion and dilute their culture.
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His bid to suppress the evidence failed and he was convicted of six robbery counts.
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An army of firefighters, many from distant states, labored to contain and suppress the flames.
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However Germany rejected Turkish protests and the attempts to suppress the musical number backfired spectacularly.
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The black line stitches the two layers together, but does not suppress their visual energy.
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They did not respond to the standard treatment to suppress testosterone, called androgen deprivation therapy.
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He added that he would push back against laws that in his view suppress voter rights.
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They contend the measure is used by Republicans to suppress voters who typically align with Democrats.
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Every dictator in history has tried to suppress humor because they can't bear to be mocked.
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If you can not suppress what flatulence you have, go calmly to the nearest smoke machine.
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You're not gonna be healthy if you try to suppress your feelings and who you are.
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It is popular among the Philippines' poor as a way to increase energy and suppress hunger.
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These not only keep people alive but also suppress the virus, making its carriers less contagious.
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That means that strong growth in low-paying jobs will continue to suppress overall wage growth.
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"I find the motion to suppress the weapon must be denied under the law," he said.
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Still, I couldn't suppress the doubts: What if some of them have evolved to have stingers?
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There is no evidence that the TSE is trying to suppress the vote for Mr Haddad.
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Day to day, I can suppress the worry that this problem isn't going away anytime soon.
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Trump's blocking of those accounts amounts to an unconstitutional effort to suppress dissent, the lawsuit claims.
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It's usually racial — in particular, white Americans using violence to suppress the vote of nonwhite Americans.
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She's dependent on twice-daily medication to suppress the immune responses that would destroy her transplant.
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In countries like China, it is blatantly used to suppress political activity and for social control.
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Would we encourage his talent, or suppress it in favor of more tangible, money-making skills?
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Slabinski said he tried to suppress the machine gun by tossing a grenade at the bunker.
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People with anxiety and depression also try to suppress negative thoughts, which usually doesn't go well.
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Proving this would mean selecting individuals who have frequent "flare-ups," and trying to suppress reactivation.
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As after the fire, censors went into overdrive to suppress news about the kindergarten in Beijing.
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Instead, they would "suppress any move or call to jihad against the Zionist enemy", he wrote.
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"I think I have a really good issue in the ... failure to suppress confession," Ruzzo said.
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And then to suppress that feeling of loneliness, I would just meet up with another guy.
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Their influence, along with her older brother's merciless teasing, caused Gordon to suppress her inner rebel.
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The Clintonites hope that they can suppress this story as they did in the eighties [sic].
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According to The Guardian, Abe was momentarily unable to suppress a brief smirk at Cameron's remark.
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But there&aposs always been a stigma attached to it, so people sort of suppress it.
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Some start taking hormones at the first signs of puberty to suppress male or female traits.
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A persistent El Nino is expected to suppress the intensity of the hurricane season, Jacobs said.
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" He urged listeners to "rally against those trends that would violate human rights or suppress democracy.
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Giving archivists authority to defend a country's reputation will not suppress painful realities or opposing views.
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The results mark the first time this technology has been able to completely suppress a population.
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The Houston Ship Channel's oil refineries pollute nearby neighborhoods, and locals say they suppress home prices.
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Of course, that is not possible and was therefore an attempt to suppress voters for Clinton.
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When you try to suppress feelings, they can come back stronger, both Greenberg and Sweeny noted.
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Many of those governments used brutal methods to suppress dissent, but ultimately transitioned to civilian rule.
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To suppress fire with water, K-MAX can use its tank or carry its giant bucket.
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That means that strong growth in low-skilled jobs will continue to suppress overall wage growth.
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Those who had to suppress their thoughts did indeed think about white bears less at first.
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Trump hopes that by bringing America and Russia together, he can suppress emergent threats like China.
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Whether he can suppress his do-gooder instincts while working for Bobby's people is another matter.
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More stringent voter ID laws suppress black and Hispanic voter turnout, academic studies have consistently shown.
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Earlier Monday, Trump tweeted that the Democrats are making up fake polls to "suppress" Trump voters.
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But if policy makers face serious setbacks, analysts say, this would suppress investor demand in Argentina.
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Democrats aren't trying to suppress any votes, nor have they turned lame-ducks into power grabs.
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" He added, that the agreements "are retaliatory, unconscionable and ... suppress the free speech of campaign workers.
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We desperately need agents that will suppress hunger and that are safe with long-term use.
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His fall followed violent protests and a mutiny by the police, who failed to suppress them.
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But such fraud is exceedingly rare, and critics argue that those laws suppress minority voter turnout.
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They suppress the unwanted behavior, but they don't teach the dog what the proper behavior is.
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A judge refused the 26-year-old man's request to suppress his name in media coverage.
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Virginia federal Judge TS Ellis will consider Manafort's requests to suppress evidence obtained through the searches.
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In much of the world, Facebook permits government officials to suppress practically any information they please.
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Republicans argue they help keep elections legitimate, while Democrats argue they act to suppress voter turnout.
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Though Manafort has tried to suppress the evidence in court twice now, both attempts have failed.
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The real enemy of the American people is a president who tries to suppress the truth.
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EPA must be held accountable for its decisions to hobble IRIS and suppress the formaldehyde study.
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Critics contend that abusive takedown notices can suppress the freedom speech guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution.
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She accused the US government of using its state apparatus to suppress Chinese high-tech companies.
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No efforts should be spared to suppress and prevent fires and slow or mitigate climate change.
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Advocates for voter outreach say it aims to suppress turnout, particularly in impoverished and minority communities.
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E.O. of Chesapeake Energy, with conspiring to suppress prices paid for oil and natural gas leases.
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They disagree about top marginal rates; but they jointly support structural preferences that suppress taxable income.
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He is now seeking to suppress evidence in Virginia obtained in a raid of his home.
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Prosecutors argued that the deal could be used to suppress competition and raise prices for consumers.
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Both those resources are getting cheaper every day and can be expected to further suppress prices.
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There's also medication available to suppress a patient's viral load, significantly reducing the risk of transmission.
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Many women in space take hormonal birth control and skip the placebo days to suppress menstruation.
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Morgan contends that constantly being told to suppress rage can lead to long-term mental strife.
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Roof's attorneys indicated in court filings last week that he wants to suppress evidence during sentencing.
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It may therefore be that our dreams can tell us something about the traumas we suppress.
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When Mueller indicted those Russian groups, he specifically said they were trying to suppress the vote.
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Republicans grilled Mr. Dorsey, suggesting that Twitter's algorithms suppress conservative viewpoints and discriminate against Republican voices.
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Interest in other sports and high ticket prices, among other factors, tend to suppress Latino turnout.
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Thus, it is the National Guard that is used most commonly in extremis to suppress riots.
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There's guilt evident in Bobby's defensiveness, which he tries to suppress by working through a bottle.
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This role included trying to suppress scandalous stories that could damage Trump during the presidential campaign.
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William G. Young, the judge who was tasked with assessing the motion to suppress, largely agreed.
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Yes, it's theoretically possible that Facebook is engaged in a concerted effort to suppress conservative viewpoints.
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The court has continued to suppress the exact nature of Ms. Stone's allegations against Mr. Rush.
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It found the Russian campaign focused on influencing African-Americans and also tried to suppress voting.
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Then, after the retraction, academics accused the institution of allowing political pressure to suppress important research.
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Introductory economics textbooks suggest that high prices should attract more supply or suppress demand — or both.
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And we tend to be immune to attempts to suppress information or failure to report information.
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The test measures the body's ability to suppress its own surges of cortisol, a stress hormone.
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China's ruling Communist Party has warned that it would consider using force to suppress the demonstrations.
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It&aposs supposed to suppress appetite and decrease the number of fat cells your body makes.
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This allows campaigns to mobilize, persuade and turn out — or to suppress turnout among — key voters.
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You can also set a daily schedule to automatically suppress alerts — like during your sleeping hours.
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"Under our test conditions, the concentration is just not enough to suppress the pathogen," he said.
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For their part, Iranian officials have killed their own people in efforts to suppress massive protests.
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To strangle freedom of speech is to trample on human rights, stifle humanity, and suppress truth.
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Trying to suppress negative thoughts, it turns out, may have made those thoughts even more persistent.
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Activists are claiming that new ownership would suppress queer and minority voices and stifle independent cinema.
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It stood in for subconscious urges, existential angst and everything in life we try to suppress.
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And the debate over whether it will protect Jews and suppress criticism of Israel on campus.
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However, Bangladesh's main opposition party says the mass arrests are a ploy to suppress political opponents.
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Of course, some Republican partisans might wish to suppress non-white voting because it leans Democratic.
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Taiwanese Foreign Minister Joseph Wu said Beijing was trying to "suppress and reduce Taiwan's international presence".
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For violence to take hold, there is a need to suppress the memory of historical persecution.
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When it comes to regulations that suppress competition, businesses can be ardent admirers of red tape.
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This concern agitates toward an expansion of suffrage and toward resisting efforts to suppress the vote.
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They put enormous pressure on the Forest Service to do whatever is possible to suppress fires.
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During oral arguments 18 months ago, Justice William O'Neill did not bother to suppress his incredulity.
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They both suppress dissent, neutralize rivals, strong arm the press, and refuse to answer legitimate questions.
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"Under our test conditions, the concentration is just not enough to suppress the pathogen," he said.
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"Thank you," I said, trying to suppress the feeling that I was getting away with something.
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C.D. is not the existence of these illogical thoughts, it is the inability to suppress them.
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Facebook and Twitter, for example, both use algorithms to surface some user posts, but suppress others.
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Think of its nationwide efforts to suppress voter turnout, especially but not exclusively along racial lines.
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In Georgia, Kansas, North Dakota and elsewhere, state governments were accused of trying to suppress minority votes.
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These district lines were drawn so as to suppress the general will of voters in these states.
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In Tennessee, the Sens won a victory in convincing a judge to suppress evidence from West's search.
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He also points out that Romans and medieval monks consumed tree bark to suppress their sex drive.
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Nowhere in the video does anyone suggest Google respond by modifying their search results to suppress conservatives.
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Along with worsening asthma or causing digestion issues, prolonged stress can delay or even temporarily suppress ovulation.
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But it's extremely important they get it going to suppress the chances of illness following the storm.
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"I mean that was the main kind of speech that tyrants would seek to suppress," he added.
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Defense attorneys responded by filing motions to suppress evidence they argued was the fruit of illegal searches.
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Critics also note that high T levels may suppress the immune system and increase risk-taking behaviors.
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Men who had a more fluid sense of their own heterosexuality thus had to suppress their desires.
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They wanted to prove to the state legislature that efforts to suppress the Native vote wouldn't work.
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They gave the ruling factions their votes, oil wealth and men in a war to suppress Sunnis.
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This occurs after severe droughts, when the lack of moister kills invasive grasses that can suppress wildflowers.
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It's unclear whether the administration will try to suppress the report, but the scientific community is watching.
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Foreign governments, especially America's, have for years been calling on the Communist Party to suppress the trade.
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So ask yourself, If our vote didn't matter why are they trying so hard to suppress it?
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The judge said he will rule on the defense's motion to suppress the recording within the week.
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Whenever something threatens to undermine his peace of mind, he seems to visibly suppress more negative emotions.
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Civil rights groups and Democratic lawmakers have called the commission a tactic to suppress votes against Republicans.
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Overall, however, Australia's Productivity Commission finds no evidence that migrants suppress wages or displace locals from jobs.
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Meanwhile, authorities are working to suppress the population of screwworms by releasing sterile males in vast numbers.
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Shrinking the stomach can suppress the hormones that affect hunger and satiety, like the "hunger hormone" ghrelin.
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Her attorney, Richard Portale, seeks to suppress an 11-hour interrogation video, which features the alleged confession.
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His followers used violence to suppress a growing domestic opposition he branded lackeys of former colonial powers.
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"It really does work!" they giggle, while the rest of us try to suppress our gag reflex.
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Glaciers, in other words, seem to suppress volcanoes, which, by the same token, flourish in their absence.
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Take social media: Should college teams suppress players' use of Twitter and Instagram, or is that counterproductive?
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Thus far, UC Berkeley has shown that it will use the cover of violence to suppress speech.
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I suppress that thought as Tetreault shares the thing he is most excited about, his North Star.
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The decision comes after months of court motions which sought to suppress the footage from public view.
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It's really about pushing back against these outdated societal norms that really suppress and limit the individual.
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Major story that the Dems are making up phony polls in order to suppress the the Trump .
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The government's main challenge is to find a way to suppress the uprising without provoking more anger.
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You'll be confronted with a cliffside or savannah full of enemies, and multiple ways to suppress them.
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"They would make use of the extradition law to suppress the democratic movement (and) dissidents," said Wong.
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One thing's for sure ... the lead detective will have to suppress any desires to ask for autographs.
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How many "It is happening again" jokes have we forced ourselves to suppress in writing this blurb?
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She was no longer an educator; she was a thug, calling for violence to suppress legitimate reporting.
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"We need to encourage and not suppress extractive industries," Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez told an industry forum.
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I've had to suppress important information because they could have my family killed if I mention it.
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Republicans will also intensify efforts to suppress minority turnout by passing voting restrictions at the state level.
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When doubts about my relationship reared their heads, I performed rituals of mental gymnastics to suppress them.
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But they are on the same spectrum: both use a subjective definition of "offensive" to suppress debate.
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To punish these errors too severely would be to suppress the only safeguard of the public liberty.
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"They're taught to suppress their sense of humor during their formative years," Miller told Marchese of women.
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Existing methods to block the Windows 10 upgrade prompts will also suppress this new full-screen notification.
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You oppose measures passed by Republican state government to suppress the votes of African-Americans and Hispanics.
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Typically, nerves are something people, famous or not, try to suppress, putting up a perennially chill facade.
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Our attorneys proved that I was transferred not for military necessity but to suppress my antiwar dissent.
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What's more, advocates and academicians were recommending that I suppress my journalistic instinct to tighten the language.
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Its new plan was to press Bayern deeper, to suppress the home side in its own half.
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Before the ruling, HRW said Israel's move against Shakir showed it was seeking to suppress rights criticism.
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Democrats are also worried about laws in crucial pockets of the country that could suppress Democratic voters.
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As we suppress the enemy in the Mideast, they're going to move, they're not going to quit.
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Like the formerly overpopulated elk in Yellowstone, cattle suppress aspen and cottonwood saplings, and decimate streamside willows.
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They control gerrymandering and, in the case of Wisconsin, openly suppress the vote with voter ID laws.
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The investors said this conspiracy let the banks suppress prices and reduce risk at other investors' expense.
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Avenatti alleges the payment was a violation of campaign finance law and was designed to suppress speech.
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Information on national security is an especially important aspect of democratic accountability that officials can easily suppress.
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The action was largely panned by the science community as a stunt to suppress inconvenient scientific studies.
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The judge also declined to suppress secretly made audio recordings of the two men, who are cousins.
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Mao welcomed the campaigns to suppress minority uprisings within China's borders as practice for war in Tibet.
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Cover crops also suppress weeds, aerate the soil, boost soil fertility and expand its water-holding capacity.
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And the stories that stuck in people's minds were the ones his public relations teams couldn't suppress.
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Bill Nye "the science guy" is addressing the crowd in Washington, and slamming lawmakers who suppress science.
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In the Nissan Maxima, for example, noise-cancellation technology helps suppress undesirable droning frequencies from the engine.
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That's why recent actions by the EPA to suppress its IRIS program are so troubling to me.
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Unveiling a new censorship tool there could lead to more demands to suppress content from other countries.
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Some of the many components of their saliva suppress the body's normal inflammatory reaction to a bite.
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Even worse, violent groups can suppress speech by ramping up the level of controversy over particular speakers.
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"They help reduce inflammation and skin cell turnover, as well as suppress the immune system," she says.
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The warrant is the first indication that investigators suspect there was any effort to suppress the tape.
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Passing a bus stop, I could scarcely suppress the urge to stop and offer people a lift.
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Instead of just playing defense as folks try to suppress the vote, it's also to play offense.
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Specifically, the filings were made in response to Lorente's motion to suppress evidence, which is currently sealed.
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Celebrity bullies such as Gordon Ramsay do nothing to suppress the macho culture that exists in kitchens.
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A widely accepted monolithic ideology would further suppress expressions of individual creativity and pluralism in Chinese society.
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Rising interest rates also suppress stock market performance, making it harder for Trump to tout the economy.
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Live Action maintains that Twitter has attempted to suppress its organic content in addition to its advertising.
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Scientists worry that state laws could suppress clinical trial participation, the gold standard of patient-oriented research.
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"The government is using every tool in the box to discredit and suppress the opposition," Chanco said.
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Those intercepts were shared with senators in classified materials last week, making it impossible to suppress them.
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Egypt's police soon widened the crackdown to suppress independent liberal, leftist, feminist and Christian organizers as well.
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But it was not long before Mugabe began to suppress challengers, including liberation war rival Joshua Nkomo.
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Politicians or their supporters could use the platforms' reporting tools to suppress viewpoints they dislike, he says.
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Since 2014, he has performed a laser removal procedure that uses anti-inflammatory ointment to suppress macrophages.
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Artillerymen can use high-explosive rounds to suppress the enemy, and smoke rounds to screen friendly movement ...
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"How to Suppress Women's Writing," the classic 1983 feminist manifesto by Joanna Russ, was republished last year.
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Through such "refusals to deal," monopolists can suppress emerging competition or extend their dominance into new markets.
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This was hardly the first time the newest justice failed to suppress the urge to explain himself.
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She points out that in mice, smoke and second-hand smoke cause inflammation and suppress immune response.
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Activists are now worried that the fear of prosecution may suppress black turnout in the midterm elections.
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He believes that the French president, Emmanuel Macron, visited Nigeria to marshal forces to suppress the Anglophones.
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The more strenuous the Soviet efforts to suppress a work, the greater its frisson of the forbidden.
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People with rheumatic diseases are typically more susceptible to infections because their medications suppress the immune system.
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"To suppress and control the epidemic, countries must isolate, test, treat and trace," Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said.
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"It's an absolute scam and will suppress voter turnout," said Mary Mayhew, a Republican candidate for governor.
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Patients are usually started on an elimination diet and given steroids to further suppress the immune system.
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What they do according to O*NET: Control and suppress fires in forests or vacant public land.
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Dairy farmers have argued that a merger would reduce competition and suppress the price of raw milk.
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Suppress this kind of reporting, and the first people who will suffer information blindness are China's leaders.
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All this means that the prepublication review system provides government agencies with unchecked power to suppress speech.
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You can't suppress that end of the market, because it also performs a useful function- GC: Look.
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He was freed days later, but friends say the incident convinced the family to suppress their grievances.
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Trump and fellow Republicans have also claimed Google and other Silicon Valley firms suppress conservative views online.
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Immigration opponents contend that it has also helped suppress wages for manual workers, whose earnings have stagnated.
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"The Vietnamese government will use this as an excuse to suppress the labor movement," Ms. Hanh said.
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The instinct to suppress news of this significance is precisely the wrong one for journalism in 2017.
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Instead, this Administration is wasting our tax $ on a #ShamVotingCommission to justify tactics that will suppress votes.
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That could suppress his salary even as teams begin to reconsider how to use their best relievers.
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Demonstrations are rare in Vietnam and uniformed and plain-clothes police are usually quick to suppress them.
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According to the court filing, Cohen and Pecker worked to suppress potentially damaging claims against candidate Trump.
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The intent is to suppress the high alcoholism rates that plague the land of endless winter nights.
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Trump seems to awaken something in them that they feel they have, until now, needed to suppress.
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"Any commission on election integrity that can't protect voters' personal information will suppress the vote," he added.
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That would also tend to suppress signups among healthy people, and increase the cost of insurance coverage.
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Over the weekend, the government imposed a nationwide internet blackout to suppress news of anti-government protests.
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Communist leaders engage in modern-day totalitarian brainwashing, bizarre lies and industrial-level indoctrination to suppress Muslims.
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But his denial helped suppress public allegations of an affair during the final months of the campaign.
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Soto's views of the war were hardening further, and he was unwilling to suppress what he knew.
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"If only this could have happened a little earlier," he added, inhaling sharply to suppress his emotions.
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"It may have started in the 19th Century as Jim Crow laws to suppress turnout," Sherman said.
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To break free, Retsuko must contend with her truth and harness her rage rather than suppress it.
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The great message of Tacoma is that humanity shines through even when technology strives to suppress it.
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Despite the bravery they've shown during their service, many unfortunately suppress their emotional trauma until it's too late.
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Many women in the military, for instance, do choose to suppress menstruation during missions, according to the study.
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But emails published by Reuters in 2012 showed that McClendon had indeed tried to suppress land prices elsewhere.
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His reaction should chill every American with its implication: A President Trump may well try to suppress speech.
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However, human rights watchdogs say China abuses these powers to suppress dissent and protest by its own citizens.
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U.S. Defence Secretary James Mattis has accused Russia of meddling in the referendum by trying to suppress turnout.
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Well this is my first year at the show, so it was difficult to suppress my inner fanboy.
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At low doses, barbiturates cause euphoria, but at higher doses they can be lethal because they suppress breathing.
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Jackson has yet to rule on a motion by Manafort to suppress certain evidence seized in his home.
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The new treatment would both suppress infections and kill the reservoir of dormant cells, The Sunday Times reported.
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He emigrated to Canada after the Soviet Union invaded Hungary in November 1956 to suppress a popular revolt.
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I have desperately tried to change who I am, to overcome myself, to suppress my attraction to women.
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He has tried to strengthen the party's control over NGOs and suppress those that argue with the government.
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"I was just thinking ... I have an idea for you," says the caller, seemingly trying to suppress laughter.
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But it was not long before Mugabe began to suppress challengers such as liberation war rival Joshua Nkomo.
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Research has also shown that the ability to suppress inappropriate or unsafe behaviors ("inhibition") has a genetic component.
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Twitter argued that Taylor's complaint violated California's anti-SLAPP law, which penalizes malicious lawsuits meant to suppress speech.
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In August, YouTube unveiled a revamped policy to better suppress or, in some cases, censor hate speech content.
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Currier accused Atkins herself of trying to suppress Republican votes, saying she's urged voters to ignore the calls.
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"It seems reasonable to conjecture that Google employees manually suppress negative search suggestions relating to Clinton," Epstein wrote.
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Keeping the state out of the church's business meant clerics lost the power to suppress heretics by force.
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A China-based cryptocurrency investor, however, said he was doubtful that Chinese authorities could completely suppress cryptocurrency trading.
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Indian officials resigned in protest at what they saw as the government's attempts to suppress unflattering economic data.
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Along with tech minimalism, modern office minimalism wants to suppress stuff, but stuff almost always manages to intrude.
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If the system recognized sound coming from one speaker, it could try to suppress inputs from the others.
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The birth control injections consisted of progestogen and a synthetic testosterone taken every eight weeks to suppress sperm.
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Active protection systems like sprinklers go one step further and suppress fire once heat and smoke are detected.
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No one should have to feel the need to suppress their appetite to fit to ridiculous beauty standards.
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We become entangled, challenged by what we see, uneasy in the knowledge of everything we suppress or forget.
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But Suboxone Film leads the market for a version which is placed under the tongue to suppress cravings.
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Indivior launched a once-a-month injectable drug to suppress opioid craving in the United States this month.
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Drugs like Percocet suppress the central nervous system, slowing breathing and the brain stem's response to carbon dioxide.
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The risks of procedures which suppress the immune system, such as organ transplants and cancer chemotherapies, would increase.
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This provides opportunities to design specific molecules and drugs that might, for example, suppress appetite without causing depression.
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This action is part of a broader effort by Mr. Trump to suppress freedom of speech & punish critics.
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Kemp's office oversees elections in Georgia, and she argues he has enacted policies meant to suppress minority votes.
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But the existence of these new worlds was impossible to suppress, and other astronomers began their own observations.
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Dr Longo's diet seems to suppress this enzyme's production in a tumour—and that encourages TILs to accumulate.
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She connected with others who shared her anxieties and identified what she'd been trying to suppress with alcohol.
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But the reality is that short-term rentals suppress hotel occupancy, restaurant receipts and in turn sales taxes.
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But self-preservation usually requires that we suppress them while we plot our next steps (and succulent revenge).
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It's hard for even the most determinedly forward-looking film critic to suppress a twinge of generational envy.
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""This action is part of a broader effort by Mr. Trump to suppress freedom of speech & punish critics.
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But that should not give Mr. Erdogan carte blanche to violate human rights or suppress his political foes.
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Their new weapon of choice is Fake Polling, sometimes referred to as Suppression Polls (they suppress the numbers).
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Moreover, it will enable authoritarian and corrupt governments to suppress political opponents and religious or ethnic minorities. Sens.
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Mr. Cosby's lawyers made an immediate objection and said they would try to suppress the deposition at trial.
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Brady, so stoic when he arrived, had to suppress smiles seven hours later at his postgame news conference.
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We are taught, from a young age, to suppress our own needs if they might burden other people.
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A powerful lobby tried to suppress criticism of its work, and rank-and-file Democrats spoke their minds.
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Perhaps laws that can suppress turnout, like Virginia's voter ID law, dissuaded some valid voters from even bothering.
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They rely on a "zone of lawlessness" that allows the state to suppress uppity private-sector interest groups.
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A nation that hails itself as a beacon of democracy should not tolerate tactics that suppress voter turnout.
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They wear their basest, crassest emotions on their sleeves, but try very hard to suppress any real vulnerability.
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Historically, it has been the nature of the police to help suppress labor conflict, not to support it.
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When we ask her about her favorite memory before the war, she can no longer suppress her pain.
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Google would be making a hideous mistake by helping China's authoritarian government censor the internet and suppress dissent.
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"When I was younger, I thought I was just going to suppress my sexuality," she says, still smiling.
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His character, Credence, is an Obscurus, which is an evil parasite that attacks kids who suppress their magic.
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"The reaction to that uptick in voting were these concerted, coordinated attempts to suppress the vote," he said.
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Instead of trying to suppress the country's economy, the world could try to encourage its free market behavior.
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He pleaded guilty, on the condition that he could appeal the judge's order denying the motion to suppress.
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Though Facebook has developed the new tool, it does not intend to suppress the posts itself, NYT said.
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Too many times, I've seen my anxious clinic patients try to suppress or think themselves out of anxiety.
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Just even a short exposure of bright light may suppress melatonin and shut down that sleep-promoting effect.
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The judge in the case could ban cameras or find other ways to suppress information, according to lawyers.
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These were serious Fourth Amendment violations here, and the judge had no choice but to suppress the tape.
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How did Jan Smuts reconcile his belief in freedom abroad with his efforts to suppress it at home?
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They concluded that users were still being exposed to differing opinions and that their algorithm didn't suppress content.
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Despite the Chinese government's best efforts to suppress it, the country's fledgling #MeToo movement refuses to be silenced.
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Like several of the other women interviewed for this article, she felt she had to suppress the experience.
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Clothes that didn't require me to suppress the urge to rip them from my body, frantic with distress.
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H.I.V. therapy aims to suppress the virus to the point where it is undetectable in a patient's blood.
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Vertical wind shear will increase over the next week, which will likely suppress hurricane development, CSU forecasters say.
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Transparency and better measures to combat the negative effects of free trade can suppress European voters' protectionist instincts.
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Laws that suppress turnout or voter activities are typically bad for Democrats; higher turnout can sometimes help Republicans.
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The coercion employed by the Somali government to suppress unflattering reporting feels mild compared with Shabab death threats.
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America is now pulling out of Syria's north to let Turkey take charge and suppress pro-Western Kurds.
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THE STONE Fred Rogers's belief that we should validate emotions, not suppress them, is wisdom for all ages.
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Critics of the commission labeled it a partisan effort to support Trump's unfounded claims and suppress minority voters.
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Iran security forces have killed hundreds in efforts to suppress the protests, according to international human rights groups.
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The Democrat said his actions would help undo Virginia's long history of trying to suppress the black vote.
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"...When we try to suppress speech that makes us uncomfortable, we hurt people who are the most vulnerable."
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" Mr. Fan, the filmmaker, said: "You can read in her poems that she has to suppress her desires.
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The crisis is widely considered the moment when the government concluded it could no longer suppress the markets.
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It is because I used to suppress them in the past, and didn't allow them to come out.
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The human urge to make common cause — and have a good time doing it — is hard to suppress.
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"A 'no' vote on impeachment will suppress Democratic turnout down-ballot, which my organization cannot sustain," he continued.
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"The explicit stance and rhetoric of the ECB continues to support risk assets and suppress volatility," he said.
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The FDA has approved weight loss treatments meant to suppress your appetite, such as Belviq, Qsymia, and Saxenda.
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But what are we to do when the edict to lie or suppress is about a foreign threat?
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Instead, he declared his intention to suppress dissent in the brutal tradition of his father, Hafez al-Assad.
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Instead, at such an appallingly low wage level, it's being used as a weight to suppress workers' wages.
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I imagined bodies on the lawn and tried to suppress the thought of a shooter stalking the field.
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Some employees quickly accused Google of trying to suppress its critics, as well as workers' attempts to organize.
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The minutely choreographed policies of central banks act to suppress the market volatility that hedge funds thrive on.
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Harris did little to stop that bleeding — and later tried to suppress evidence of her inaction, he argues.
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A federal trial judge denied Byrd's bid to suppress the evidence because the search violated his constitutional rights.
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If you wanted to be rational and think well, you had to suppress those primitive gremlins, the emotions.
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I have to cognitively suppress my natural instincts, and this is the way I'm going to overcome it.
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Since almost nobody wants to be the person who killed Obamacare repeal, constant deadlines serve to suppress doubts.
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She can't claim to be support difference by bringing in people who want to suppress these same communities.
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In the long run, however, more U.S. crude is likely to suppress prices if the oil heads for storage.
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First is the chronic instability that has taken hold of Britain's politics, and which will be hard to suppress.
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Some Republican Party lawmakers have also said Google, Facebook and Twitter discriminate against conservative viewpoints and suppress free speech.
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The Brexit win demonstrated that sovereignty matters and that attempts to suppress it will fail in the long term.
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More than 5,000 firefighters and support staff from around the nation are trying to suppress these fires, he said.
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Hackney says the recovery period after exercising could suppress appetite and make you less likely to crave evening snacks.
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But maybe the goal of these kind of laws isn't to combat voter fraud, but to suppress certain voters.
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For a time it may seem easier to suppress them, hoping that with time they will just go away.
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We find no evidence to indicate that immigration leads to more crime and it may, in fact, suppress it.
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The researchers then sought to determine if it was possible to suppress these debilitating process in non-hibernating cells.
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American Media hasn't been accused of wrongdoing, and the company has denied paying Ms. McDougal to suppress her story.
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Thousands of additional structures remain threatened as firefighters, many from distant states, labor to contain and suppress the flames.
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Yet the dynamic was similar: Those in charge sought to downplay or even suppress what the water testing showed.
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In recent years, states like North Carolina have been going in the other direction and trying to suppress turnout.
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Voter ID laws have been slammed by activists as a tactic to suppress turnout, particularly among low-income voters.
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The death of a Wuhan doctor last week focused attention on earlier attempts to suppress speech and its consequences.
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But critics say the laws are just modern incarnations of poll taxes, designed to suppress the African American vote.
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One is that it will provoke a future Palestinian uprising—which Israel can no doubt suppress, at a cost.
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So patients often have to be put on drugs to suppress their immune systems to prevent this from happening.
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I am here to warn the Kerala government, don't suppress the devotees in the name of the court verdict.
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In an unsubtle message, the garrison released a video showing Chinese forces using machine-guns to suppress mock riots.
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In 2016 Russian trolls pitted Americans against one another, attempted to suppress African American voters, and called for violence.
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Democrats have expressed concern Barr could use redactions to suppress evidence of potential misconduct by Trump and his campaign.
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These tactics are part of a broader effort to suppress turnout, and it has no place in our democracy.
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The decision to eventually ban gasoline vehicles comes as China employs aggressive tactics to suppress its perennial air pollution.
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A Bloomberg investigation last fall revealed that politicians paid for packages of positive stories or to suppress negative reports.
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This doesn't mean you have to suppress your kink and settle for a life of half-enjoyable vanilla missionary.
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The big picture: Alabama's measure requires offenders to take medication to suppress or block testosterone production before they're paroled.
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Cultural commissars are becoming quicker to suppress anything they regard as non-mainstream, from hip-hop music to tattoos.
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Sometimes you just need a good cry to let out other emotions you've been trying to suppress all week.
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The findings revolved largely around officials taking money from athletes to suppress test results showing use of banned drugs.
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Duterte won the presidency in May as he promised to suppress crime and wipe out drugs and drug dealers.
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You have go back to Galileo and the effort to suppress his science, or maybe climate change science now.
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Many academics have complained that the institutes spread propaganda and suppress discussion of sensitive topics, such as Taiwanese independence.
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But the coating's ability to suppress light could make things like cameras and telescope more sensitive to faint light.
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When Obama was president, Iranian censors struggled to suppress all of his peaceful overtures and public addresses to Iran.
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It became clear that they were trying to suppress the findings and downplay the associations instead of highlighting them.
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However, Maduro's continued position is likely to increasingly depend on the willingness of the armed forces to suppress protest.
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Republicans have also been able to implement voting laws that suppress turnout — especially among groups that typically vote Democratic.
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Researchers are now experimenting with how to tweak light and soil composition to express or suppress certain chemical components.
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Scientists hope to study cases like this to understand why some children can suppress the disease when others can't.
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They wrote, for example, that: China and North Korea exemplify secular tyrannies that suppress religious groups across the board.
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The goal of each stage is to suppress enemies and survive, dodging countless bullets with these Matrix-like reflexes.
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It was a Neo-Confederate, revisionist, white supremacist history created to suppress Black Americans and impose Jim Crow laws.
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Studies have shown that taking drugs to suppress the virus dramatically reduces the risk of spreading HIV to others.
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In an interview this year, William and Harry publicly credited her with teaching them not to suppress their emotions.
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There is no cure for Tourette's, and people who have the syndrome often cannot control or suppress their tics.
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Expert practitioners of violence know that to truly suppress dissent, they must win the larger political struggle for legitimacy.
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He also alleged that the military, deployed to keep the peace, had helped suppress the vote in certain areas.
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With interim results not leaked, through confidentiality and cybersecurity segmentation, accidental or deliberate biasing wouldn't suppress otherwise motivated voters.
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He's also been accused of trying to suppress the minority vote by putting thousands of voter registrations on hold.
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Byrd's lawyer sought to suppress the evidence against him, citing the Fourth Amendment's guarantee against unreasonable search and seizure.
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President Grant then sent in troops to suppress the Klan, the White League, and other white supremacist terror groups.
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"This is a completely unsupported attempt to suppress constitutionally protected speech," said ACLU of Northern California attorney Michael Risher.
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These mechanisms would turn data from something titans hoard, to suppress competition, into something users share, to foster innovation.
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Investigators are reviewing whether Cohen tried to suppress any potentially damaging information about Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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But they said the drugs can suppress breathing and respiration and that Fisher had a history of sleep apnea.
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There [sic] new weapon of choice is Fake Polling, sometimes referred to as Suppression Polls (they suppress the numbers).
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Many Filipinos now claim that Marcos made the country safer, forgetting that dictatorships suppress democratic rights along with crime.
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Still, early research has shown that in large doses, they can suppress natural production of testosterone and induce infertility.
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This drug, Cyclosporine A (CsA), has been commonly used since the 1980s to suppress transplant rejection and autoimmune diseases.
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For years, Republicans have schemed to suppress Democratic turnout with racially targeted voter ID laws and aggressively gerrymandered districts.
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Shelby County, embolden almost immediately a new round of laws to suppress voting that may impact the 2016 elections.
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Finally, how can Kinsley know, before Trump even takes office, that he will forcibly suppress opposition to his policies?
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Did newscasters deliberately overplay Hillary's chances in order to suppress opposition-voter turnout, or were they just spectacularly wrong?
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As our country continues to grow more diverse, we need policies that foster diversity and inclusion, not suppress them.
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But sometimes, your sibling is kind of supposed to be beaten up, and you need to suppress your instincts.
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According to the documents reviewed by CNN, M-Invest drew up a plan to discredit and suppress those protests.
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Hormonal birth control pills are supposed to suppress ovulation, so that you won't release an egg to be fertilized.
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That initiative, dismissed by most Democrats as a farce to advance GOP efforts to suppress the vote, faltered badly.
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By 1874, these insurgents were openly staging coups against state and local governments in order to suppress black progress.
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Reality very soon gives the lie to theory and increasing brutality is needed to suppress that increasingly obvious fact.
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People who used GHB to suppress their feelings for years suddenly had to process their emotions without the drug.
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To suppress my shadow, rather than to embrace, nurture, and love it, had only given way to self-destruction.
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Democratic leaders in the state are accusing Republicans of attempting to suppress votes by pushing forward with the lawsuit.
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We see case after case after case of a president obsessed with Russia and wanting to suppress the conversation.
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Experts say the broad phrasing leaves the rules open to misuse and could be used to suppress free speech.
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Did you consider that political campaigns might use ethnic group targeting to suppress voter participation among certain ethnic groups?
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In short, Xi has one goal — to dominate China's political system and suppress any potential threats to his power.
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And that this tendency of reason toward unreason is exacerbated by overly ambitious efforts to suppress or eliminate unreason.
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What other dark Facebook ads might have been placed on behalf of the Trump campaign to suppress black turnout?
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To opt out, click This is me -> To suppress your profile, click here -> click on removal link in email.
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If EVs suppress the price of oil in decades to come, they could spark serious retrenchment in the industry.
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And they, in every way you could imagine, suppress the origin of the information so that it's very hard.
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A lot of people who experience a dual consciousness have to pretend and stifle and suppress their real feelings.
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Individuals who suppress testosterone synthesis, like Cooper, may also experience side effects that could negatively affect their sports performance.
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Johnson's government also dramatically changed course after seeing the report, adopting more draconian measures designed to suppress the outbreak.
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Feminists also began to talk more about how criminalization of abortion, rather than suppress demand, only encourages underground abortions.
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To the extent that free flow of information threatens the powerful, those in power will seek to suppress it.
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"The intent of this law is to suppress the vote," Mr. Settles told a Washington Post reporter in 213.
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Liberal democracy, which promises that everyone gains when rights are protected for all, asks us to suppress those impulses.
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"First it tried to suppress the news," Ambassador Woody Johnson wrote in an article for U.K. newspaper The Times.
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The test did not mean that failure to suppress cortisol caused depression, just that it was associated with it.
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They were pointed and viciously personal in nature, attacking an aspect of himself he could not suppress: his race.
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But many Uighurs and others around the world say Chinese officials are trying to suppress their culture and religion.
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Huawei is a global leader in surveillance cities, exporting its ability to suppress human freedom, including to eager despots.
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The Democrats' record on gerrymandering is dire; Republican attempts to suppress non-white voter turnout are a terrible stain.
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Political analysts have predicted Ayatollah Khamenei would use force to suppress protestors once again if it was deemed necessary.
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He was in Prague in 21970 when Soviet tanks rolled into the city to suppress the local reform movement.
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Abrão heard descriptions of security forces using live ammunition to suppress what people said had been a peaceful protest.
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" To that he later added: "More and more in my films, I'm trying to suppress what people call plot.
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France's gender equality minister Marlene Schiappa insisted the Macron government was working to suppress the current spate of violence.
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At home, its Basij militia attempts to violently suppress protests, and its businesses and entities distort the local economy.
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Such testimony spiked after a landmark Supreme Court decision required courts to suppress evidence gained from an illegal search.
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America's House of Representatives passed a bill to impose sanctions on Hong Kong's leaders if they suppress human rights.
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Not since the marches in Selma have we seen such a coordinated and successful effort to suppress the vote.
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"Efforts to suppress the vote & depress voter turnout are alive & well in Georgia," Abrams wrote on Twitter this week.
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In summarizing a petition from a civil servant fired by the Army, Judge Gorsuch seemed to suppress a smile.
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So, opponents of the name change and opponents of expanding the NATO alliance were motivated to suppress voter turnout.
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In 2011, FERC specifically said that renewable resources are not good examples of buyer-side attempts to suppress prices.
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Those policies suppress prices, they argue, and thus subsidized renewables and nuclear ought to be subject to the MOPR.
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Some employees accused the company of trying to suppress its critics, highlighting escalating tensions between Google staffers and management.
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It's an important time to sit with your emotions and make space to feel them—don't suppress them, Libra!
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Turning inward via the smartphone allows us to tune out the outside noise and ignore or suppress our discomfort.
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Many Kashmiris loathe the paramilitary unit, viewing it as an occupying force recruited from across India to suppress them.
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Any attempt by the establishment to suppress the youthful idealism of Thailand's new voters could be a dangerous miscalculation.
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India: Prompting comparisons to censorship in China, India's government proposed giving itself enormous new powers to suppress internet content.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "So they suppress numbers, but first they made up the numbers, and the numbers don't even exist.
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The CIA hackers even developed a way to "suppress" the TVs LED indicators to improve the "Fake-Off" mode.
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Hibernating mammals are able to actively suppress their metabolism, meaning they can tell their body to use less energy.
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Don Jr. channeled his father, Trump complained earlier this week that the press has tried to suppress his tweets.
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Republicans argue that process isn't uniform across the state and will suppress the votes of people in rural counties.
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At the time, Patterson said Republican lawmakers crafted the measures to suppress minority voters and others who traditionally vote Democratic.
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Wade, the landmark decision giving women the right to access safe abortions, Republicans have worked to incrementally suppress abortion rights.
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Back in May 2016 a whistleblower alleged that Facebook's Trending Topics feature was proactively designed to suppress conservative-minded content.
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At some point they'll feel the pull to be back on stage again and that'll be really hard to suppress.
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A majority of people taking antiretroviral therapy can suppress the virus in their bodies within six months of starting therapy.
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It would not only help young HIV patients to suppress the virus but would reduce the number of new cases.
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Obama's message about voting, and the racially charged history of efforts to suppress it, was especially relevant to North Carolina.
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Democrats ridicule the notion that voter fraud exists and say the laws are a veiled attempt to suppress the vote.
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Democrats have accused Republicans of trying to suppress votes from minorities and poorer people who tend to vote for Democrats.
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Chris Balch said Sanders supporters, himself among them, suspect the Democratic National Committee may be trying to suppress his candidacy.
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The legislation would, among other things, penalize officials in mainland China and Hong Kong who suppress freedoms in the territory.
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Sheikh Hasina has tried to suppress the insurgents using Bangladesh as a base for operations in India, with some success.
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But she is powerless to stop migration and her decision to suppress mainstream opposition groups has seen extremist fringes thrive.
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Protesters could increase their demands for the release of opposition leaders; hardliners might sense a freer hand to suppress them.
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Democratic politicians such as Senator Chuck Schumer of New York vow to write a bill to suppress 3D-printed guns.
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The law is the latest attempt by the government to suppress criticism of its policies, which have slowed economic growth.
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Many vloggers think YouTube has started to intentionally suppress controversial videos, even as it doesn't issue explicit takedowns for them.
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We suppress any fantasies that seem dirty, disturbing, or contemptible… We are programmed to avoid contact with our own wildness.
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Many cities suppress the number of permits they hand out, guaranteeing that the system favours drivers, not their poor passengers.
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They've become quite popular over recent years due to claims they can increase muscle protein synthesis and suppress protein breakdown.
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"If we understand how the virus infects cells, we can come up with ways to suppress it," Dr. Pereira said.
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Companies are so big that they can suppress wages, especially in more rural areas with relatively few places to work.
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Some Republican Party lawmakers have also said Google, Facebook and Twitter Inc discriminate against conservative viewpoints and suppress free speech.
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Buxton said this allows non-government groups to suppress the votes of African Americans, who more often align with Democrats.
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SEKULOW: Well, I&aposd file motions to suppress the subpoenas that have been issued in the documents that were resulted.
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"It is very difficult to suppress melatonin," said Mark Rea, director of the Lighting Research Center at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
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Instead, you're basically helping a very shadowy government department abuse the system in order to suppress someone they don't like.
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In short, wanting to suppress the vote among certain minorities means Trump has truly become the Republican Party's standard-bearer.
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The ruthless optimization of algorithmic feeds by Facebook, Instagram and Twitter suppress marketing content unless businesses are willing to pay.
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The report was leaked by the scientists apparently because they feared that the Trump administration would try to suppress it.
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Nicolás Maduro, who took over as president upon the death of Hugo Chávez in 2013, continues to suppress political opposition.
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A Gizmodo report earlier this year alleged that Facebook's human Trend curators used their editorial freedom to suppress conservative trends.
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MH-60R Sea Hawks are primarily used to hunt enemy submarines and to suppress enemy ground troops from the air.
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His most memorable effort, he claimed, was a convoluted scheme called Operation Dewdrop, intended to suppress Democratic voters in Philadelphia.
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"They called the president-elect's efforts to suppress the vote recount a "stunning about-face, even by Trump's own standards.
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North Carolina Republicans agree and therefore acted to obstruct blacks from voting and suppress black voter turnout on Election Day.
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To suppress reporting about him and to control the reporting about him and whatever he does in the casino business.
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Hardliners have stepped up their calls to suppress dissenting voices since September, when Khamenei warned of "infiltration" by Iran's enemies.
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And then you get into a cold environment and try to suppress your autonomic response systems, like your shiver response.
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It worried that the tools of the platform made it easier for candidates to suppress votes than get them out.
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This is the third child known to suppress the virus for an extended period of time after aggressive, early treatment.
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The prosecutors also said Flores de Freitas and Campo Flores lied in an effort to suppress evidence in the case.
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Third, it is trying to suppress inflation by keeping the currency, the naira, pegged at 197-199 to the dollar.
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Historically, states have easily exploited the appearance of violent flanks to re-assert their legitimacy and suppress larger nonviolent dissent.
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Appropriately, Ludipe's opinion suppression simulator, shhh is all about choosing to suppress or ignore the voices of its tiny citizens.
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And as Katherine Kreuger notes at Fusion, he also tried to suppress police dashcam footage of the Laquan McDonald shooting.
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The disease is treated with medications that suppress the immune system, like steroids, and treatments that counteract the harmful antibodies.
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And the company said it has not found evidence that any editor intentionally manipulated the section to suppress conservative content.
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Interest rate hikes can suppress investment and the unemployment rate, two metrics Trump and Republicans have touted throughout his presidency.
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But the president should push forward the ideas of democracy, which resonate loudly even as dictatorships attempt to suppress them.
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Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi has drawn criticism for allowing security forces to try to suppress the protests with force.
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It is a deeply American brand trying to break into a country where the government wants to suppress Western ideals.
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"The notion that social media companies would suppress certain political points of view should concern every American," McDaniel told Vice.
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Twitter has acknowledged that a new policy to suppress hate speech unintentionally reduced the search results for some Republican lawmakers.
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This raises the specter that the diagnosis could be used by authoritarian countries like China to further suppress free speech.
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Over 68 percent of Floridians vote early or with absentee ballots and this prohibition could disproportionately suppress the youth vote.
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"Treatment has proven to be a prevention," he explained, and it helps suppress the virus, preventing people from infecting others.
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And the president has encouraged distrust by calling certain polls "fake" and claiming they are used to "suppress" the vote.
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Another factor is the light from a screen which can suppress melatonin, the hormone in the brain that signals sleep.
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"They're trying desperately to suppress my vote and the voice of the American people," he told supporters in his speech.
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Holder, the justices made it easier for states to suppress voter participation by gutting the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
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Some students said the final language still conflated a political doctrine with anti-Jewish bias and could suppress free speech.
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Weeks later they were finally freed, and Dara'a had become a focal point in the government's effort to suppress unrest.
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The company has admitted that it made the payments to suppress McDougal's story and prevent it from influencing the election.
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Farr's nomination appears to be part of an overall campaign by the Trump administration to suppress voting rights in America.
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The Trump team saw one path to victory: Suppress the Clinton vote and drive up turnout among rural white voters.
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Human rights activists say that security officials trying to suppress the insurgency have committed human rights abuses, including extrajudicial killings.
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Inside the venue, Spencer and protesters yelled at one another, and he criticized them for trying to suppress his speech.
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Victims may simply want to "suppress" the experience, as Trump accuser Leeds put it, and move on with their lives.
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Activists are expecting thousands this time, though Trump's refusal to make public where he's holding the rally could suppress turnout.
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Years ago I began to question whether prescription drugs I took to suppress my symptoms were for my benefit alone.
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And I defy you to suppress a smile when a baby signs "more" by bouncing her chubby little fingertips together.
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Only a small cadre of primary care doctors regularly prescribe buprenorphine, a medication that helps suppress cravings and withdrawal symptoms.
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Their bodies then draw on fat reserves, which are laced with chemicals that suppress their immune system and reduce fecundity.
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His brother, Peter, is the mayor, who, concerned about the economic impact of this crusade, wants to suppress Thomas's exposé.
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Sit back, suppress your horoscope prejudice, and enjoy the dynamic audio journey courtesy of the music industry's greatest Geminis: 215.
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These diseases are characterized by wounds primarily in the bowel, treated most often by medications to suppress the immune system.
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Given this, over-the-counter medications that suppress your cough and dry your sinuses may not be the best idea.
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Republican legislators have touted imaginary voter fraud and passed laws to suppress Democratic votes in a number of states. 4.
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A Senate investigation found that foreign agents had used the platform's advertising tools to try to suppress African-American turnout.
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" Under Bush's EPA, meanwhile, administrator Stephen Johnson "suppress[ed] staff recommendations on pesticides, mercury, lead paint, smog, and global warming.
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Frye said it was too late to move back the primary and that doing so would confuse and suppress voters.
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Jeff Colyer, said that some local election officials had been provided incorrect information by Mr. Kobach that could suppress votes.
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But in recent years, critics say, some groups have used it to suppress the growing influence of Islam in France.
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Ours has become an age of Puritan hysteria in which we suppress speech in the name of stamping out hate.
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Leaders in China lost the opportunity to control the coronavirus early because of the state efforts to suppress bad news.
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Such attacks echo longstanding accusations by Trump and other Republicans that Silicon Valley giants suppress political viewpoints they don't like.
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"Not everybody's trying to suppress votes," said Wendy Weiser, director of the democracy program at the Brennan Center for Justice.
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Although emissions are falling in America's electricity sector, pollution from cars, trucks and heavy industry remains stubbornly tough to suppress.
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Or, as some scientists fear, he could try to alter or suppress the special report before it is actually released.
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Britain has repeatedly demanded that Silicon Valley companies do more to suppress extremist content and allow access to online communication.
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"This action is part of a broader effort by Mr. Trump to suppress freedom of speech & punish critics," he wrote.
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But Munster is skeptical that the carriers will be able to achieve the coverage they've promised, which could suppress sales.
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El Niño is a natural warming of tropical Pacific Ocean water, which tends to suppress the development of Atlantic hurricanes.
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He accused White House officials of repeatedly trying to weaken or suppress important public health reports because of political considerations.
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A gene drive created to suppress one type of mosquito could jump to a different one, threatening it as well.
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The more you try to suppress speech, the more the ideas of the suppressed speaker become salient to more people.
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The printing press offered the prospect that tyrants would never be able to kill a book or suppress an idea.
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Facebook has created an independent fact-checking team with power to suppress posts it determines to be dishonest or misleading.
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"The notion that social media companies would suppress certain political points of view should concern every American," McDaniel told Vice.
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Kemp strongly defended himself against the allegation, saying he is "absolutely not" using his position to suppress the minority group.
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She's already ruled against the original bill twice, saying that it was clearly designed to deter and suppress minority voters.
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I hope this bill helps push back on the efforts of this, or any, administration to suppress this necessary reporting.
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At the same time, very intense activities may suppress immunity by increasing levels of the stress hormones cortisol and adrenaline.
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A newly independent Bank of France, they argue, could buy French government bonds in the secondary market and suppress yields.
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The Arizona race showed me just how desperate the Republicans are to do anything they can to suppress voter turnout.
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His infantry units would creep to the edge of villages to suppress any anti-tank fire ahead of armored advances.
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People wonder if the GOP will try and suppress the teen vote now that this sleeping giant has been awakened.
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Although some devices have found ways to suppress background noises, they can't yet effectively separate specific speakers during a conversation.
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Now the hue and cry dominating headlines is that the company didn't suppress enough news stories of a conservative bent.
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Their deaths would be preventable with exactly the type of insight that the gun lobby is actively trying to suppress.
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In other words, Alabama's law is nothing but a naked attempt to suppress the voting rights of people of color.
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"I can't tell from this statement whether they're promising to suppress the speech of someone like Emma Sulkowicz," she said.
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They may not get the attention of Republican legislative chicanery in Congress or state-level Republican law to suppress voting.
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