He's complaining he's suppressed — what are you suppressed for, you rich motherfucker?
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"It's not males are leading and the females are being suppressed or the females are leading and the males are being suppressed," she said.
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Sixty-six percent of all persons 20 to 29 are virally suppressed, whereas 86 percent of persons over the age of 60 are virally suppressed.
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Former Facebook Workers: We Routinely Suppressed Conservative NewsFacebook workers routinely suppressed news stories of interest to conservative readers from the…Read more Read[Wall Street Journal]
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Just as Chain & the Gang are suppressed, shunted, etc.
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She's using some of the raw material from her life to think through ideas about sex and rage and suppressed emotion — and we get to feel all of those suppressed emotions fully.
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Voter ID laws have suppressed the vote in many states.
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Your immune system starts to get suppressed a little bit.
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They've been purged, they've been suppressed, and they've been scared.
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But it also could have suppressed negative stories about Facebook.
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He said doing so would have suppressed freedom of assembly.
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In previous relationships, I felt guilty and suppressed my desires.
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To feel suppressed by the nation he's served offends him.
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Its security forces killed scores as they suppressed its uprising.
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Corporate America held off on spending and GDP was suppressed.
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His face then breaks out into a barely suppressed grin.
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Smith said it would have suppressed freedom of assembly there.
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Before Franco's death in 0003, the Catalan language was suppressed.
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And when you're suppressed, we want to help strengthen you.
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It's always been there -- but always suppressed, overlooked and dismissed.
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The court, however, ruled that the law suppressed protected speech.
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Pokémon Go also isn't the only game that's getting suppressed.
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Britain violently suppressed rebellion in these newly occupied territories, as
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The bad effect is a suppressed acknowledgment of his strangeness.
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For many, memories from November 9 are better left suppressed.
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We don't feel suppressed, as our grandparents did as refugees.
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Her work was diminished or suppressed in a public context.
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In 2008, Chinese security forces suppressed a widespread Tibetan uprising.
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"No friar can remain in a suppressed convent," he noted.
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The morning before, coalition airstrikes had suppressed any possible assaults.
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Ancient communities were destroyed, cultures suppressed and peoples were expelled.
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The United Nations complied, though the suppressed material quickly leaked.
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Workers' demonstrations there had been violently suppressed in the 1930s.
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In the black community, the episode remained a suppressed trauma.
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For the past century fires have tended to be quickly suppressed.
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I suppressed the spirit that was doing art for so long.
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It's binary confirmation of something we perhaps all have silently suppressed.
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Research into the harms to children from early transitioning is suppressed.
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The Voting Rights Act overturned laws that suppressed African American votes.
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Arab nationalists pushed them off their land and suppressed their language.
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The pulsation is suppressed and the blood passes through without pulsating.
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Growing up Muslim, ideas around sexuality are often suppressed and forbidden.
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Whose voice was suppressed so that this voice could come forth?
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Rather, we suppressed these stories for fear of attracting additional suspicion.
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When identifying details were suppressed, that figure jumped to 54 percent.
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"His cyclical urges can't be suppressed for long," the author writes.
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The exceptional violence with which the protests were suppressed made headlines
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Many darker humors seem foreign to him or extremely well suppressed.
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People become upset by differences of opinion, and want them suppressed.
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At other times, Mr. Trump's rallies thrum with barely suppressed violence.
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This history was for a long time suppressed in Australian memory.
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In some places, lynching memories suppressed black voter participation for decades.
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Or rather, the memory of it was quietly and systematically suppressed.
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The full details of those allegations were suppressed by court orders.
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Indigenous languages were suppressed, and physical and sexual assaults were common.
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Residents' concerns, the group says, have consistently been ignored and suppressed.
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We're still fighting to make sure no one's vote is suppressed.
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With fewer and fewer females the mosquito population is drastically suppressed.
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"We want to pop the cork of suppressed emotions," Doty explained.
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We will not be silenced nor suppressed by this evil act.
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A Journal spokesman denied that the editor had suppressed the story.
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Whatever uncertainty he may have in his abilities is likely suppressed.
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She realized that she had suppressed traumatic events and sought counseling.
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But a lot of this is suppressed by the cult identity.
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Britain's role as protector of Bahrain's king infuriates the island's suppressed Shias.
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But Shukri described in dramatic detail how the MACC's investigation was suppressed.
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We're way too suppressed now for the better part of eight years.
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Islamists long suppressed by Ben Ali began to enter the public arena.
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But those in the zone where fires were suppressed regrew only 72%.
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But Bartholomew said any suggestion that Purcell intentionally suppressed voters is false.
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Palestinian identity is suppressed and reduced to national symbols, mainly porcelain bowls.
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Ingrates like yourself reap this Nation's bounty while bitching about being suppressed.
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Mr Najib suppressed investigations into lost funds, hounded opponents, and gerrymandered elections.
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He has suppressed voters, even though there's been no evidence of fraud.
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In part, there was concern info xxxx would provide would be suppressed.
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It's fair to ask the question: Will conservative candidates be suppressed next?
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They gerrymandered electoral districts, suppressed minority voters, or deprived them of citizenship.
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For these reasons, he thinks Tesla shares will be suppressed going forward.
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Weisz was superb in the role, which demanded a rich, suppressed humanity.
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"Not my standard Wednesday, that," Willis said with a poorly suppressed grin.
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It features a two-position gas setting for suppressed and unsuppressed firing.
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Their decision to end tax incentives for low-end cars suppressed sales.
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"Not really, I suppressed a lot," he said in Garcia's Rangers report.
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You've been suppressed for so long and suddenly the lid comes off.
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It suppressed the entire wiretap, which did not contain anything incriminating anyway.
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Increasing pollution also suppressed factors that led to growth of blood vessels.
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That suppressed the price of WTI, making it attractive to overseas buyers.
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In turn, Henry ruthlessly suppressed them and took revenge upon their leaders.
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Coughs and throat clearing are suppressed so as not to cause alarm.
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But loneliness isn't just a negative state, to be vanquished or suppressed.
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If true, this could keep global soybean demand suppressed for a while.
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A court order had suppressed media reporting the news until last month.
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"I hope it's not suppressed," Bolton said at Duke on Monday night.
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Separatist movements have occasionally flared up, but Beijing has suppressed these demonstrations.
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Some creators have argued that demonetized videos also lead to suppressed views.
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In Shirley, ordinary-looking young women are wracked by barely suppressed melancholy.
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With power in hand, they resurrected white supremacy and suppressed black voting.
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But none of that has suppressed the chatter about Ocasio-Cortez's future.
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But rights groups say he has muzzled independent media and suppressed opponents.
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Finally, a doctor asked if she had some kind of suppressed trauma.
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Predictably, this results in people feeling that their views are being suppressed.
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Demand was suppressed more during the day, when the sun was up.
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Former Facebook Workers: We Routinely Suppressed Conservative NewsIllustration: Jim CookeFacebook workers routinely suppressed news stories of interest to conservative readers from the social network's influential "trending" news section, according to a former journalist who worked on the project.
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It's the sounds of coastal Californian wealth, suppressed deadly secrets, and PTA infighting.
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The "natural" feminine is literally spilling from her clothes; it can't be suppressed.
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Once I finish my meal, the emotions I've suppressed all morning hit me.
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Demonstrations against more cuts to subsidies in November have so far been suppressed.
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Three Kingdoms' main campaign opens well after the Yellow Turbans have been suppressed.
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Any protest is brutally suppressed, and an ineffectual resistance barely clings to life.
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In half of the patients, HIV was suppressed for at least 21 weeks.
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It had brutally suppressed Shias when they rose up against Saddam in 1991.
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Authorities in Thailand suppressed protests marking the fourth anniversary of the military coup.
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Neighborhoods suppressed by violence finally had reason to celebrate, though it didn't last.
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Send a message to Donald Trump that your vote will not be suppressed.
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You'll have time to review these suppressed self-righteous opinions during Mercury retrograde.
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Online searches for news relating to the TEB-1 appear to be suppressed.
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The riot was suppressed after guards used teargas and 300 inmates were removed.
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That kind of heaviness, that suppressed feeling has gone, which is amazing, really.
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And there have been many cases where the science has actually been suppressed.
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"The pesticides have suppressed the ability for the hives to grow," he says.
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Duncan claims there's a misconception that suppressed firearms are used for violent purposes.
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" "But at the same time, conversations of lost dreams should never feel suppressed.
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She believes she was being silenced, and that the information was being suppressed.
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The drama of being a gatekeeper ignited some long suppressed sense of urgency.
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According to human rights groups, the government has suppressed basic rights and freedoms.
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These are suppressed feelings that both parties have but are afraid to express.
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What was it like to make a movie where emotion was so suppressed?
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Conservative voices are not only outnumbered on campus, they are being actively suppressed.
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But it had been suppressed by the medical community for a century. Wow.
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Jones has never suppressed her appetite and has always been noticed for it.
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Heavily suppressed and without a medic, the squad is forced to abandon me.
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Sprayed on the steel structure of buildings and inside ships, it suppressed fires.
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But the reporters never claimed the Trump administration had already suppressed the report.
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Francisco Franco, the Spanish dictator who had suppressed attempts to create regional autonomy.
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And recruits are coming from the very ethnic groups that are being suppressed.
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His old competitive instincts toward Clinton have been mostly, but not entirely suppressed.
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Transnational corporations, enjoying great profits because of suppressed wages, are also fighting reform.
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As social mobility increased, gender attitudes suppressed by Communism began to reassert themselves.
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Those receiving care but not fully suppressed accounted for 19.8% of new infections.
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Khashoggi understood this well, growing up in a system that suppressed free expression.
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Iran brutally suppressed the Green Revolution that arose after the regime rigged elections.
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It depleted salt marshes that serve as fish habitat and suppressed oxygen levels.
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By attending to her sister's needs, however, Ms. Varvaro suppressed her own anxiety.
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These are the stories and realities that have been ignored, repressed, and suppressed.
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Information that used to be suppressed now achieves its goal of being free.
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"There's a good chunk of closeted conservatives that feel very suppressed," he said.
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That has suppressed market volatility and left investors struggling to decide on direction.
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Rich could have suppressed the poem or allowed it to settle into obscurity.
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In the way only formerly suppressed things can be, it insists on largeness.
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But some lawyers have successfully argued that all the evidence should be suppressed.
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In the 19th century, Muslim-led rebellions were brutally suppressed, killing hundreds of thousands.
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Protesters were quickly and violently suppressed by security forces, according to activists and witnesses.
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Hanser also suppressed evidence from a police stop of Kraft's chauffeured car on Jan.
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There's constant talk of full moons, suppressed memories, and seances to communicate with angels.
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For example, Chinese scientists suppressed information on SARS because it contradicted the official line.
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In other words, voters had suppressed negative political feelings without much need for thought.
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As long as the new memory has the upper hand, his fear is suppressed.
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Some of the lawmakers looked around the room with suppressed smiles or raised eyebrows.
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If there has been any surge of sympathy for him, it has been suppressed.
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A government crackdown following a failed military coup suppressed and closed many media outlets.
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In theory, therefore, activation of the habit memory system suppressed their prospective memory system.
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They suppressed evidence, they -- they&aposve lie to the jury in their closing arguments.
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The military seized power in a 1962 coup and for decades suppressed all opposition.
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It said these data had been "suppressed" from the database and would be reissued.
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As a matter of fact, history has been suppressed from our secondary-school curriculum.
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While Tehran suppressed those demonstrations, protesters were undeterred, continuing such public gatherings throughout 2018.
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They contain stories, disarm our prejudices and have been persecuted or suppressed throughout history.
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All the emotions suppressed by four years of German domination surged through the people.
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Studies are unclear how much the vote is actually suppressed by voter identification laws.
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The result isn't simply low wages, but an entrenched industrial policy of suppressed wages.
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But its demise hasn't suppressed the appetite for many of the services it provided.
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"For the first hour or two after a workout, appetite is suppressed," Fitzgerald says.
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Cleverly titled, Mouthpiece really does act like a "mouthpiece," overtly expressing one's suppressed thoughts.
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Opening the suppressed memories upset him so much he ended up in the hospital.
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Activity is surgically suppressed in the frontal and temporal lobes and the limbic system.
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The independent press was banned or suppressed and books deemed "un-German" were burned.
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Namibia has exceeded this target with 77% of adults living with HIV virally suppressed.
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"Several countries have demonstrated that this virus can be suppressed and controlled," Ghebreyesus said.
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In the early 20th century, Kurdish rebellions erupted across Anatolia and were savagely suppressed.
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Up until its collapse, Communist censorship had suppressed public discourse surrounding the Volhynia massacre.
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Grossman's "Ukraine Without Jews," depicting what was left after Nazi extermination, was suppressed entirely.
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Led by students, the protests drew on years of suppressed anger at Ortega's rule.
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I guess I suppressed it for 30 years … until I was treated for leukemia.
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Since then, the event "has been unjustifiably and unlawfully suppressed," according to Amnesty International.
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We've demonstrated that in the most gerrymandered voter-suppressed political arena you could name.
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Within a week, the government's harsh response unleashed a suppressed desire for political change.
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It is about forbidden reading, and talks about what happens when reading is suppressed.
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But after I had my daughter, all that desolation I'd suppressed during IVF emerged.
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Multiple attempts at greater autonomy or nationhood since then have been suppressed or quashed.
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Extremely low interest rates from central banks around the world has suppressed market volatility.
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It also calls for the punishment of officials who suppressed information about the outbreak.
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Soon, the demand that has been suppressed by the epidemic will be released again.
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Increase the moral [sic] of other suppressed Whites by spreading the combat footage. 3.
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In this clip, however, all of his suppressed emotion threatens to burst right out.
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Evidence suggests that Facebook and Twitter both suppressed dissemination of WikiLeaks' 85033 DNC documents.
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The variety of dialects in any language should be celebrated, she said, not suppressed.
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Across the country, the voices of thousands and possibly millions of people were suppressed.
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Likewise, doctors have known that pain can be suppressed without any real medical intervention.
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Again, to a degree of certitude that should be sufficient, they should be suppressed.
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Without US support, both were brutally suppressed by Iraqi forces of Saddam's Sunni government.
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That people who have so far been suppressed relate to my films, gives me happiness.
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On Monday, a judge recommended that evidence should also be suppressed in another, similar case.
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There are scares, like the unmistakeable sound of suppressed sniper fire hitting the ground nearby.
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It is no coincidence that satire is heavily suppressed in Russia, North Korea and China.
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"Images of Jesus as a person of color have been suppressed throughout history," Anderson said.
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Unfortunately, its full potential was never realized; drug restrictions that banned marijuana suppressed hemp, too.
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Russia used its abundance of natural resources to create a corporatist state that suppressed competition.
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Years of barely suppressed rage over Lebanon's corruption, dysfunction and widening inequality detonated on Oct.
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And conservatives have long been complaining that they believe their viewpoints are being suppressed online.
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Anonymous reports to Gizmodo claimed that Facebook's Trending news team purposefully suppressed conseverative news outlets.
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Yet for 20 years, the US gun lobby has successfully suppressed research in this field.
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But it's clear that years of simmering anger are not going to be easily suppressed.
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Low rates traditionally hurt the ability of banks to make money as yields become suppressed.
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In 1921 the British suppressed the first Bakonzo rebellion by hanging three of its leaders.
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Had I suppressed those aspects, ignitions of his nature, I'd be presenting a false Rivera.
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In previous laboratory settings, these higher acidity levels suppressed coral growth by about 15 percent.
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For years after the abuse, Kathryn suppressed her memories, never speaking about them to anyone.
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"For the longest time, I suppressed more of my attraction to men," the actor said.
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Pakistan denies that, saying it offers only political support to the region's suppressed Muslim people.
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It seems like every day we hear a new story of women's rights being suppressed.
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For ORourke, the long-suppressed tale fills out an unusual portrait for a presidential aspirant.
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Prior to 1776, these types of non-violent protests had been suppressed by the British.
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If you have suppressed the memory of that smell: you ever flown economy in jeans?
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It was Kanungo who contacted Dewey-Hagborg about the collaboration that would become Suppressed Images.
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A former employee told the site that conservative-focused news was suppressed on the platform.
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Indeed, the wars and turmoil since the Arab spring have suppressed the hunger for democracy.
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I felt utterly suppressed, almost frantic, under the plans that had been made for me.
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"This verdict means that scholarship is being suppressed," Mr. Jiang said in a telephone interview.
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But human rights groups say he has muzzled independent media and suppressed potential democratic opponents.
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She also suppressed his more controversial writings, such as unpublished work on religion and sexuality.
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It posted the suppressed paper on its own website, albeit with the authors' names removed.
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Trade wars, political turmoil, and slowing global growth have all suppressed optimism across the market.
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Prices had long been suppressed by fierce competition between retailers and changing consumer eating habits.
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Since newly enfranchised blacks flocked to Lincoln's party, racial violence also suppressed the Republican vote.
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First, they unfroze Citizens' artificially suppressed rates by implementing a "glidepath" that gradually increased them.
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But I amplified some things that in a way are suppressed in the final film.
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Suddenly, Twitter's legions of pro-plate diners had an outlet for years of suppressed fury.
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And Mr. Sanders himself has suppressed any latent frustrations, continuing to campaign aggressively for Mrs.
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"I hope it's not suppressed," Bolton said at a public speaking engagement on February 17.
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Its release was delayed after people identified in the report sued to keep it suppressed.
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However, Justice Michael Wigney rejected the last-minute bid and ordered Ms. Stone's identity suppressed.
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And so you have an explosion of it because it's for so long been suppressed.
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" The report described him as "a master of suppressed rage" who harbored a "smoldering anger.
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But a combination of factors has suppressed the flow of militants returning from war zones.
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The patient had already been tested for the usual infections seen in immune-suppressed patients.
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The strong pace of productivity suppressed growth in labor costs, a boost for corporate profits.
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Medication, visits to a psychiatrist and studying each day, he said, have suppressed those voices.
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The country actively suppressed the scale of the disease, which experts concluded made it worse.
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The government suppressed information about the virus and intimidated doctors who tried to raise concerns.
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Previously, Weinstein's power, privilege, and team of ex-Mossad agents (really!) suppressed his victim's stories.
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Earlier this year, the company settled with the NLRB over allegations it suppressed employee speech.
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Beauty and color in Iraq were largely suppressed for decades by poverty and government oppression.
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West may have harbored sympathies for the rebels but suppressed them to retain royal favor.
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Bahrain suppressed the uprising with military help from fellow Sunni-ruled neighbors like Saudi Arabia.
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She also suppressed that part of herself that might have simply dreamed of something more.
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A widespread uprising took place across the Tibetan Plateau in 2008 and was quickly suppressed.
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Slowly, what had been suppressed—bright clothes and capitalism, Confucius, Christianity and more—re-emerged.
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Genetic manipulation that suppressed inhibition — the process that keeps neurons from firing — did the reverse.
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The other thing I suppressed, besides Baha's admissions of fear, was his desire for police.
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For O'Rourke, the long-suppressed tale fills out an unusual portrait for a presidential aspirant.
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On Thursday, Democrats will begin their quest to secure the president's long-suppressed tax returns.
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Government scientists cited anonymously in the Times say they're worried the report could get suppressed.
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Democrats, meanwhile, have pointed to several other issues to claim that votes are being suppressed.
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Pakistan denies that, saying it only offers political support to the Himalayan region's suppressed Muslim people.
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Dissidents repressed Many viewed Castro as an enemy of human rights, who suppressed and imprisoned dissidents.
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As it turns out, in both parties believe their views are being suppressed by social media.
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The strong pace of productivity suppressed growth in labor costs, a potential boost to corporate profits.
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And, most dangerously, the ethnic rivalries that had been simmering were barely suppressed by the regime.
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He argued midlife was a time when previously suppressed aspects of the psyche might become integrated.
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If you were allowed to watch TV as a baby, you may have suppressed communication skills.
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The Kremlin, which successfully suppressed the protests five years ago, has fewer tools at its disposal.
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He has imprisoned journalists, confiscated newspapers, suppressed protests, fired judges and overhauled the military high command.
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She understood that the MSM-suppressed crime news was an emotional and political point of outrage.
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Since then, piracy in the area has been largely suppressed by counterpiracy operations, including military intervention.
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FOR YEARS, Syria's Kurdish people were largely invisible: their language, flag and festivals were all suppressed.
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More to the point, she says, Mr Trump is enabling whites to vent long-suppressed prejudices.
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Sometimes the information is suppressed, sometimes it's not pretty, sometimes people are embarrassed, sometimes people die.
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He suppressed it by accusing its leaders of sedition, jailing some and forcing others into exile.
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The group also said many had voted "No" but their vote was suppressed by the government.
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We are still immersed in a time that has only recently unchained the suppressed female voice.
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The many -isms Trump supporters often vent upon our ears are usually suppressed for our comfort.
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The rebellion was suppressed only after some 85033 protesters were killed and more than 8,000 arrested.
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Now Baghdad has suppressed the protests with Iranian-backed militias and the U.S.-trained Iraqi army.
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"It's our position that these depositions were obtained unlawfully and should be suppressed," Mr. McMonagle said.
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They suppressed the votes of their African-American residents, then got full representational credit for them.
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That same week a Roman Catholic civil rights march in Derry, Northern Ireland, was violently suppressed.
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He said seeing the warts raised a red flag in his head, but he suppressed it.
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U.S. suppliers usually see rather suppressed activity after March unless an issue arises in South America.
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For generations the followers of these precursors were suppressed, they and also their books publicly burned.
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The accused, whose name has been suppressed by the court, has pleaded not guilty to murder.
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Just as important, when a person is virally suppressed, they cannot transmit the virus to others.
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She suppressed a sigh and tried to transform it into a smile suitable for public consumption.
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The emotional highs were coupled with new lows—emotional outbursts which brought back suppressed childhood memories.
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Biden suppressed witnesses who could have supported her testimony; Thomas was confirmed by a narrow margin.
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Even now, in the comfort of the hotel lobby, Tokarczuk suppressed a shudder at the memory.
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Or maybe you perversely want to pick at your barely suppressed existential panic like a scab.
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The judge also suppressed the names of people he was alleged to have attempted to murder.
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When employers exercise monopsonistic power, wages are suppressed, jobs are left unfilled, and economic growth suffers.
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"Because this water bed fills in any open spots, the motion is suppressed substantially," he said.
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Then the regime unleashed its paramilitary brigades, and the so-called Green Movement was mercilessly suppressed.
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Creators will likely worry about their videos being suppressed by YouTube's algorithms or even mistakenly removed.
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Some 1,000 antigovernment demonstrators were killed when troops suppressed street fighting in Bucharest and other cities.
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But the infected partner was taking antiretrovirals successfully; the virus was suppressed, undetectable in the blood.
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It may take a long time, but the crimes of the past will not be suppressed.
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First, the alternative to political polarization is often political suppression — disagreements get suppressed rather than resolved.
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"I hope it's not suppressed," Bolton said, referring to the White House's review of his book.
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"I hope it's not suppressed," Bolton said during an event at Duke University earlier this week.
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Beauty and color in Iraq were suppressed for decades by poverty and government oppression or indifference.
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The premise here is clearly flawed: What was suppressed, or forgotten, has returned with a fury.
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Bahrain also suppressed a Shiite uprising in 2011, putting it further at odds with Iran's government.
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For other women who have kept silent over their own suppressed experiences, it was an inspiration.
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In the last century, this queerness has been increasingly suppressed, challenged and blamed on "Western" influence.
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Damore has since become a symbol for conservatives who believe that their views are being suppressed.
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When HIV is suppressed to undetectable levels by medications, the virus is not transmitted to others.
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Facebook did not respond directly though to questions about whether employees had suppressed conservative-leaning news.
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The fact that they'd tolerate and mourn for a partner who suppressed their luster was upsetting.
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"Constitutionally protected free speech cannot be suppressed at the whim of elected officials and public servants."
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But mostly, life is free from -isms and -phobias; boundaries are respected, voting rights aren't suppressed.
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From the outset, Monique had inklings of doubt about Dr. Ablow, but she easily suppressed them.
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Former Facebook Workers: We Routinely Suppressed Conservative NewsFacebook workers routinely suppressed news stories of interest to conservative readers from the…Read more ReadDuring CEO Mark Zuckerberg's congressional testimony in the fallout of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the question of the company's "conservative bias" was raised repeatedly.
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A rally in bond markets has kept yields suppressed, but Ciana expects the trend to reverse soon.
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He said any attacks carried out by militants in Idlib's de-escalation zone would be forcefully suppressed.
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The election was dominated by questions about whether a voter ID law suppressed the Native American vote.
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A rebellion reckoned to be 7,000-strong in favour of the pope in 1569 was brutally suppressed.
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Why it matters: Seth Frotman, the CFPB's former student loan ombudsman, resigned after this report was suppressed.
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"Memory traces can be both formed or suppressed during sleep, depending on sleep phase," the authors explained.
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The combination of a strong dollar and cheaper oil has suppressed inflation across much of the economy.
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The Carnegie Steel Company, under the direction of Henry Clay Frick, had bloodily suppressed a union strike.
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"It's methamphetamine that finally unleashes these long, suppressed, sexual urges," he said in court, according to Missourinet.com.
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From Al-Haj Yousif, an outlying neighbourhood of Khartoum, come reports of fresh protests suppressed by gunfire.
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She said she did not speak of the assault for years and that she suppressed her memories.
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Human rights groups and some others say he has muzzled independent media and suppressed potential democratic opponents.
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In 2015, volatility was suppressed at the index level, leaving stocks largely insensitive to swings in fundamentals.
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Once again, we saw extended stretches of similar suppressed volatility in the mid-'90s and mid-'00s.
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Myanmar's military took power in a 230 coup, and brutally suppressed pro-democracy uprisings during its rule.
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Traders and investors assumed that the ECB's massive bond-buying stimulus would keep yields and spreads suppressed.
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And a judge in another case stemming from the same operation recommended the evidence to be suppressed.
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Republicans are expected to press them on allegations that conservative speech is being suppressed on their platforms.
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The number of illnesses may have been suppressed because the foods were cooked first, killing the bacteria.
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Alison buried Dr. Leekie last season, so she's obviously dealing with that in her suppressed, suburban way.
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Instead, he spent much of his time alleging that his follower count was being suppressed by Twitter.
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Yet, my mother suppressed the pain from her struggles with the love she had for her daughters.
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We have both been outspoken about the deterioration of democracy in Brazil, which has suppressed people's aspirations.
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She nodded, apology accepted, the tears from her suppressed laughing/genuine terror still pooling in her eyes.
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And like the rifle version, the AR has a two-position setting for suppressed and unsuppressed firing.
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Though they were quickly suppressed under anti-terrorism legislation, we should be deeply concerned by their existence.
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The theory put forward by the new study argues the winds are suppressed by strong magnetic fields.
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The critical question for traders and investors is whether this relatively suppressed level of volatility will continue.
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Within a week, the insurrection, known later as the Easter Rising, had been suppressed by British troops.
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But at the same time the fear, fight, and flight response in the amydgala is being suppressed.
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When they suppressed or turned off those neurons, alcohol no longer impacted the mice's desire to eat.
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It also traces the struggle of workers in Phnom Penh and Jakarta as trade unions are suppressed.
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When I get off the phone with him, finally, some suppressed spinal nerve pings in me, journalistically.
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The expression on her face is ambiguous: It could either be mild bemusement, or barely suppressed rage.
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A human being's urge for adventure cannot be suppressed, thus I chose to break away from tradition.
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If he's right, these inflationary pressures will have to be suppressed through the raising of interest rates.
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The fracking boom muted more imaginative approaches to the common welfare, and suppressed honest appraisals of costs.
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That illusion was shattered when Mr. Qaddafi ferociously suppressed his father's opponents during the Arab Spring uprisings.
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I've had multiple suicidal thoughts running through my head most of my life but I suppressed them.
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Anti-government protests spread to Syria, and were brutally suppressed in March 215 by government security forces.
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It's rarely fun to watch one spouse sniping at another, whether as attempted humor or suppressed rage.
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This suppressed the value of its currency, making its exports relatively cheap and American imports relatively expensive.
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They even urged the defendants to reach into their dreams to recall "suppressed memories" of the murder.
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Justice Michael Wigney, who presided over the case, rejected the bid and ordered Ms. Stone's identity suppressed.
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By using contrast she "gleefully" suppressed details in pictures that most photographers struggled to show, he added.
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A Gizmodo report in May said that Facebook contractors had suppressed conservative news from surfacing in Trending.
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Stimulants also come with a litany of side effects, including sleeplessness, lethargy, suppressed appetite, and stunted growth.
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While speaking at Duke University, Bolton said he hopes the book isn't suppressed by the White House.
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Over its first two seasons, USA network's anthology series The Sinner explored suppressed memories and secret cults.
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"It's the best way to escape the traps of the suppressed media market in Bulgaria," she said.
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With much help from Britain and the shah of Iran, the young sultan handily suppressed the uprising.
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Adding to the confusion, China seems to have suppressed information about the illness in its early days.
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Under Australian law, all details of the trial were suppressed in case they could prejudice future juries.
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"When the New Testament was edited and canonized, women's voices like Mary Magdalene were suppressed," Sahlin says.
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But they're also suppressed by the fiction that black leadership is an impossible dream — a rare bird.
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But this impulse for gender equality could never be suppressed and has only grown stronger with time.
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CEO John Flannery said the company's "underlying strengths and value" are being "suppressed" in its current structure.
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But Soviet authorities suppressed the news and responded with obfuscated design updates that nuclear engineers largely ignored.
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But the presidential race could be jolted by the sudden release of his long-suppressed financial details.
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A suppressed internal report shows that the preference is the same size as that given to black applicants.
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The verdict was suppressed until February to avoid prejudicing a possible second trial, which did not go ahead.
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I didn't want to view myself as a victim so I suppressed it and pretended it never happened.
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Into that void, long-suppressed memories of childhood trauma re-emerged, including sexual abuse by a great-uncle.
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Critics of Hun Sen have branded the vote a sham after the government suppressed independent media and dissent.
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Into that void, long-suppressed memories of childhood trauma re-emerged, including sexual abuse by a great uncle.
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"The histories of Black communities in the United States have been undervalued, suppressed, erased throughout time," Rahaman said.
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In a broader sense, both parties are really coalitions with a fair amount of (usually suppressed) internal dissent.
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Do the references to "bare ruined choirs" suggest a suppressed Catholic nostalgia for monasteries despoiled by Henry VIII?
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Defence Ministry spokesman Dawlat Waziri said the attack was suppressed by mid-afternoon, with all three gunmen killed.
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Hormones don't make me cry any more or less, but now my emotions feel normal -- unmuted, not suppressed.
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For nearly a century, these fires have been purposely suppressed, intensifying the concentration of trees in our forests.
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It's not all that low and even prolonged stretches of suppressed volatility don't necessarily lead to quick tumbles.
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In "The Unknown Bridesmaid" (2013), a psychologist working with disturbed children finds herself confronting her own suppressed secrets.
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Deal volume stayed suppressed through Q2 20153, and this year is on pace to be slower than 2012.
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Oh, and there are some lawsuits (whistleblowers, shareholders) and a case that union activity was being illegally suppressed.
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Both were fast growing religious groups using modern methods, which were suppressed when their influence grew too great.
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It has suppressed political activity and free speech, and arrested hundreds for the most muted expressions of dissent.
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Her own independent ambitions are seen as dangerous, her passion as a thing to be suppressed and squashed.
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Here's the truth: Barnum made a fortune from exploiting a base, universal, and typically suppressed impulse: To gawk.
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Delvallet said his company has suppressed 46 percent of the relevant reservoir vegetation and is negotiating an agreement.
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"A lot of wrongdoing and harmful practices get protected or suppressed as a result of that," he says.
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But the non-queen, or "subordinate," naked mole rat females that care for the babies are reproductively suppressed.
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And it wouldn't be a first time a Republican president manipulated and suppressed climate reports from government scientists.
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The researchers also found that memory recall was reduced when the number of spindles was suppressed during sleep.
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Without the marketplace of free ideas, the attainment of knowledge is suppressed and ignorance, ineffectiveness and backwardness thrive.
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Ms. Cliff's entire creative life was a quest to give voice to suppressed histories, starting with her own.
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In May, Gizmodo reported accusations from former contractors saying the Trending team routinely suppressed news from conservative sources.
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Mr Wright had alleged that black votes may have been suppressed and had called for a federal investigation.
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The reason they're complaining about freedom of speech is because they're complaining about really oppressive ideas being suppressed.
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Twitter has banned prominent conservative voices like Milo Yiannopoulos while former Facebook staff admitted they suppressed conservative content.
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Roberts informed Mitchell of Franklin's execution, the publication said, unearthing her suppressed memories of abuse she allegedly suffered.
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Mugabe has led Zimbabwe for nearly 40 years, overseeing a frequently corrupt regime that violently suppressed political opposition.
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Protests in 2009 were violently suppressed, with massive human rights violations captured by citizen journalists on their cellphones.
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Although new extremist organizations have arisen to take their place, they have been quickly suppressed or have collapsed.
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Cruz&aposs attorneys had wanted it suppressed, saying its disclosure could hinder his right to a fair trial.
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Last year, Zuckerberg agreed to meet with conservative leaders after accusations that Facebook had suppressed right-leaning news.
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The latter group would bear the brunt of laws that allow prosecutions of people who aren't virally suppressed.
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But a lot of medical people and experts didn't believe this, and so they actively suppressed this knowledge.
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Additionally, having a suppressed or undetectable viral load makes it very unlikely that the individual can transmit HIV.
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Negative reports were often suppressed and people like myself who told the truth were hounded and eventually banned.
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Scrooge is a loner by both choice and circumstance, and the film is about his suppressed, silenced desires.
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Though the Catalans were suppressed under the Franco dictatorship, Catalonia today cannot claim to be colonized or oppressed.
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This change in society has come from true grassroots political activism and from a community that was suppressed.
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The resignations come amid growing concern by scientists that their voices are being suppressed by the Trump administration.
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However, Justice Mander did lift an earlier ruling that suppressed the names of the 40 attempted murder victims.
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"All information obtained through the stop is suppressed as the fruit of an unlawful search," the judge wrote.
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Doing phone sex made me realize that we're all just playing characters that are suppressed inside of us.
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But as with all conspiracy theories, the more they are suppressed, the more they take root and multiply.
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For a moment, his eyes flare with the glow of his suppressed power, but he reins it in.
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Oil prices have been suppressed since the coronavirus outbreak stoked fears about a slowdown in demand for crude.
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Were all elderly and immune-suppressed people who might have been in the hospital notified and kept safe?
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He has suppressed perceived threats to his dominance, often brutally, and maneuvered with guile to outflank his rivals.
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I've always been that way, but I think I suppressed that side of me for a long time.
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"My male compatriots, have you felt you have been bullied and suppressed by females?" a male comedian asks.
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They also had suppressed levels of melatonin, the hormone that regulates sleep, and delayed time to melatonin secretion.
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"I hope it's not suppressed," Bolton told the audience, referring to the White House's review of his book.
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More than an hour after their 90-minute run, most of the men's acylated ghrelin levels remained suppressed.
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The war was a lesson, written in blood, of the prison that bad or suppressed history can be.
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Travelers with an immune-suppressed system should consult with their health care providers for additional guidance before travel.
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Suspicion over the coronavirus comes as China continues to face accusations that it had suppressed information about it.
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From 2012 until recently, he was the country's foreign minister, and during this time the government suppressed dissent.
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Threats, they say, can be minimized, if not completely suppressed, by investing time into educating foresters on prevention.
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It was an acknowledgment of suppressed histories, and an act of self-definition in line with jazz's ethos.
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The tape absorbed gusts of intense forced selling from funds trapped in doomed bets on volatility staying suppressed.
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Severe winter weather likely suppressed more robust jobs growth last month with drops in retail and construction jobs.
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In interviews she suppressed it with steeliness, just as she guarded her words and herself from meddlesome intrusion.
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Still, criticism of Soviet ideas was not tolerated by the government, which rigorously suppressed books, articles and speech.
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However, an arrest doesn't always translate into a speedy deportation, and several factors have suppressed the removal rate.
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Though China had suppressed a Tibetan uprising that spring, it earned international good will after a devastating earthquake.
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Borjas's research on this score, to be clear, is hardly the secret suppressed truth as Carlson portrays it.
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When park managers suppressed these periodic wildfires, that only led to really massive fires later, as vegetation built up.
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The New York Times Magazine said information on what exactly was lost in the blaze was suppressed for years.
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In his work, Harsono revives Chinese identity in the region by reprising lost history, archival records, and suppressed memories.
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Political correctness is really about the belief that people's values are being suppressed and that they're no longer respected.
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The lunacy was somewhat suppressed under George W. Bush, or at least (fitfully) kept separate from the administration itself.
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"Those horns represent suppressed feelings, such as anger and sadness, which emerge from my character like acne," says Shimoda.
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They accounted for suppressed rifle bullets, which fired at a slower rate and thus dropped quicker and penetrated less.
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Her process is underpinned by extensive research in archives and libraries; de la Torre works to reveal suppressed histories.
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"Prospective buyers weren't as responsive to the decline in mortgage rates — likely because of suppressed supply levels," Kan said.
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The researchers suspect that's because during ice ages, the AMOC's churn is already suppressed by a layer of ice.
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Five former patients told BuzzFeed News that the revelations have forced them to confront traumatizing memories suppressed for decades.
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The container he had been holding to the ground leaped up with suppressed energy and flew past his face.
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The island nation of Taranoke is conquered by the Empire of Masks, and its traditions and cultures are suppressed.
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"He has no disguise whatsoever," said Berrigan, who blamed long-suppressed urges and methamphetamine for the February 2014 crime.
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U.S. unions long have argued that Mexico's laws and practices allow employers to control unions and keep wages suppressed.
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But even with fewer producers the price of natural vanilla stayed low, suppressed by the availability of synthetic vanillin.
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For me, the real Danger Zone of Top Gun is a place where emotions, expression, and identity are suppressed.
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She criticized Mr. Trump, not so subtly comparing him to authoritarian leaders who had suppressed journalism in their countries.
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Weaker currencies in Asia and tariff-suppressed trade slows economic growth, reduces purchasing power, and eventually hits fuel demand.
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This week, there was a report suggesting that Facebook contractors working on Trending Topics suppressed stories with conservative viewpoints.
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Any associations in Iran that promote the language or culture of the ethnic minorities are illegal and violently suppressed.
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With consent invalidated, the search of the car is rendered unconstitutional, and the charges against Cruz-Zamora are suppressed.
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This effectively means more easy monetary policy for the short term and suppressed borrowing rates for corporations and consumers.
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But what we didn't realize that this undercurrent of racism was still there, virulent and kind of down, suppressed.
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The Trump election and subsequent sweep of congress changed that mentality overnight and unleashed the suppressed American entrepreneurial spirit.
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But in the Arab world the young are treated, for the most part, as a curse, to be suppressed.
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But in the Arab world the young are treated, for the most part, as a curse to be suppressed.
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In previous research, Landau says scientists have found that when we blink, visual areas of the brain are suppressed.
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Facebook continued to fend off fallout from the allegation that its "trending" news section suppressed conservative points of view.
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JFK assassination documents Are we about to learn long-suppressed secrets about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy?
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Monitoring Pesce's mail, Cerreti read a letter from her husband, Rocco, that was filled with sarcasm and suppressed fury.
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GLOW begins where the aerobics class ends—bodily reality and suppressed giggles crashing through the haze of Aqua Net.
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Our ability to access spaces that reflect our authentic selves will not be suppressed nor stymied by another's fears.
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Tucker, though, suggests it may relate to inflammation and oxidative stress, two factors that can be suppressed through exercise.
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Democratic-controlled committees could also subpoena any suppressed or censored scientific papers and lend other support to the authors.
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When the "soil" changed, and the dormant cells arrived in an immune-suppressed recipient, the cancer began to grow.
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Prabhati, at 21, is stubborn and able, and Shashi, two years her junior, pretty and fizzing with suppressed laughter.
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He dismissed the process for filing grievances as "window dressing," and said party officials had suppressed meaningful policy debates.
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The short-volatility juggernaut was ultimately enabled by prolonged monetary easing that backstopped stocks and suppressed large price swings.
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The Weinstein scandal dredged up Terri Conn's long-suppressed memories of an encounter she says she had with Toback.
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We tend to see North Korea simply as a deranged absolute state in which its citizens are wholly suppressed.
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PDT (0512 GMT) and the fire was suppressed by the sprinkler system and with the help of fire personnel.
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Young children, the elderly, pregnant women and those with suppressed immune systems are most affected, some with lifelong consequences.
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Yet the Socialist Party was ultimately undermined by Woodrow Wilson, who both stole its ideas and suppressed its leaders.
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When your identity is being suppressed, what better way to retaliate than by being yourself only much, much louder?
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A wave of protests followed that were ruthlessly suppressed and Honduras slid into shocking levels of violence and chaos.
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Rubio said that he suspected information was "suppressed," possibly by staffers who wanted to protect the policy of normalization.
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The filing also asks for an evidentiary hearing to demonstrate why her statements to law enforcement should be suppressed.
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Others have shared news tips and sources with colleagues at rival organizations, in case their own stories are suppressed.
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Ask people whose immune systems are suppressed and have lots of practices with measures that could save their lives.
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Powell said prosecutors have suppressed so-called Brady material, which is evidence that could exculpate a criminal case defendant.
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But this one question is the touch-paper that sets off an explosion of long-suppressed resentments and disagreements.
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Since then, independent investigators and academics have spent years collecting and scrutinizing evidence that had been dismissed or suppressed.
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He came and pulled a people who had been ruthlessly beaten down and suppressed up onto their feet again.
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In its first few years, the Revolutionary Guards suppressed internal uprisings in Kurdistan and among the country's Turkmen minority.
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Its use had been suppressed by Iran's National Security Council to stop the spreading of news about the protests.
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The autobiography, which was issued in Paris by the publisher of Gertrude Stein and Ernest Hemingway, was effectively suppressed.
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He argued in court on Monday that the evidence should be suppressed or that the case should be dismissed.
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I didn't know what it all meant, but I sure could feel the suppressed innuendo on the dance floor.
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Further, we should not be in a situation where the votes of these individuals who are conflicted are suppressed.
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Security forces suppressed those protests and 25 people were killed, but sporadic demonstrations continue to crop up around Iran.
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In this season finale, they confront each other — and their suppressed emotions — as their cases come to a close.
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In recounting their experiences, some women were philosophical; several swung between barely suppressed fury and bouts of self-blame.
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It is heavily implied that the Comedian violently suppressed knowledge of the Watergate break-in on President Nixon's behalf.
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The judge dismissed the argument that this was proof the Asian-American population at Harvard was being intentionally suppressed.
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Slightly more than 1 in 10 people living with HIV (11%) are receiving care but are not completely suppressed.
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If it is important to a human being, it must not be suppressed by medication; there must be talks.
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The following year, Javier Cercas made himself the bard of this movement for the recovery of Spain's suppressed memory.
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Instead, race expands and exacerbates Willy's suppressed fears that the world regards him as outcast, a loser, a clown.
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For instance, she wrote that the government suppressed evidence favorable to Mr. Flynn related to agents' questioning of him.
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"The most consistent findings are the effects on the immune system," Ginsberg said, including a suppressed response to vaccines.
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Several former Facebook workers said in a published interview in 2016 that they suppressed news of conservative political leaders.
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McQueen worked the way a dreaming brain does, transmuting suppressed instinct into images that can trouble, mystify, and elate.
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"For generations people just suppressed it because they felt there was nothing they could do about it," he says.
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But a Pentagon spokesman on Tuesday denied that the summary had been suppressed, and said that it remained online.
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"Any suggestion the report has been suppressed by the department is false," said Gordon Trowbridge, a deputy Pentagon spokesman.
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The law was supposed to prevent online sex trafficking, but instead criminalized online sex work and suppressed free speech.
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Republicans accuse Google, Facebook and Twitter of harboring a conservative bias that results in their speech being suppressed online.
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Once I submitted the initial report, I felt the rush of emotions I had suppressed for the previous hours.
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Exchange rate movements have suppressed inflation despite the booming economy but at the cost of declining international competitiveness despite tariffs.
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Al-Nimr had been a vocal critic of Bahrain's Sunni-led monarchy, which harshly suppressed the 2011 Shiite-led protests.
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Chief Petty Officer Third Class Travis Magee tells The Associated Press the fire was suppressed, but not extinguished Thursday morning.
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The oustings come amid widespread suspicion that the government may have suppressed the information and punished people who spoke out.
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The headline rate of price inflation in the United States has been suppressed by double-digit declines of energy costs.
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Alison Willmore writes about Us and another recently released Stephen King adaptation Pet Sematary, and how they treat suppressed trauma.
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But as in the first season, the whodunit is less compelling than how the investigation is carried out, or suppressed.
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Most significantly, structural shifts underway in China are almost certain to continue, leading to suppressed export markets for met coal.
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They suppressed a lot of porn, in part because we've been speaking out about this for six or seven years.
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In many areas, however, these fires have been suppressed for over a century by the needs of loggers and residents.
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Some posts fixated on stories of black-on-white violence with claims that news about such crimes was being suppressed.
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In addition, when the End Screens display, other interactive content is suppressed, like card teasers, featured content and branding watermarks.
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After rising to power, Castro had many of his political opponents imprisoned or exiled and suppressed independent media and dissidents.
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For Viet-Flakes (1965), dealing with the atrocities of the Vietnam War, I used suppressed footage culled from international magazines.
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The government puts the number at 1.5 million and says their presence has strained public services and suppressed economic growth.
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Unfortunately, just as often, they treated microbes as a threat to be suppressed, killing off helpful bacteria in equal number.
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The perception that technology companies were politically biased and suppressed political speech was especially widespread among Republicans, the study showed.
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He said one of the blazes had neared the Pantex Plant nuclear weapons facility, but the advancing flames were suppressed.
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Real estate in eastern and southern cities is under a policy lockdown that has suppressed big price gains since 2017.
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Lawmakers have scrutinized EPA following reports that the agency suppressed a 2017 report outlining the health risks associated with formaldehyde.
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His death exposed tensions between Islamists - whom Gaddafi suppressed during his 42-year dictatorship - and more secular and army figures.
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To be fair, ACU has talked to Facebook representatives several times since that meeting when we've had our content suppressed.
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During the century that saw the rise of collective bargaining, Worcester was in the forefront of cities that suppressed it.
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In the series, this moment is played as a release; the liberating rush of uncorking a lifetime of suppressed agony.
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Because Mexican governments – federal, state and local -- suppressed workers' efforts to form autonomous, democratic unions capable of delivering wage increases.
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However, despite commissioning the Kerner Report, President Lyndon Johnson quickly suppressed the report's findings when it was published in 1968.
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As he sipped coffee, he said that he used to have panic attacks but that his current medication suppressed them.
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So, a clown that lives in a town's sewers lives in the dimension of the community's real but suppressed darkness.
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Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee questioned Dorsey over claims that conservative voices are being suppressed on Twitter.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Han Dongfang was expelled from China for organising worker protests that were bloodily suppressed in 1989.
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AIDS is caused by a single pathogen that can be suppressed, albeit not cured, with a daily three-drug pill.
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However, the murder is not at all premeditated and instead unfolds through a mix of drunken abandon and suppressed heartache.
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The tour included not only the voicing of suppressed histories, but also traditional music and even a ritual tobacco offering.
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Disillusionment came when Castro suppressed free speech and imprisoned critics, homosexuals and other nonconforming minorities deemed enemies of the revolution.
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In Warsaw, protests against government censorship built from 220 students in January to 2125,210 in March, but were ultimately suppressed.
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In Cannadine's lucid account there is the occasional slip (the 1833 Irish Church Temporalities Act suppressed 10 bishoprics, not 18).
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The citizenship question would have added an additional hurdle, and would have suppressed participation, especially among undocumented people, she said.
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Hidden loves and suppressed animosities are now worn more visibly and emotively, and certain revelations now feel perhaps less startling.
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He also found that children whose growth was suppressed by inflammatory bowel disease could resume normal growth through aggressive treatment.
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The look of suppressed nervousness on Collins's face as he is being suited up on the morning of the flight.
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Many older people suppressed their native tongues and dissuaded their children from speaking them, if they were taught at all.
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But most people — even doctors and science reporters — aren't really equipped to make those judgments, particularly when data are suppressed.
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In Chelyabinsk-40, residents were left largely in the dark, and the scope of the disaster was suppressed for decades.
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A substantial number of older Americans have suppressed immunity because they're undergoing chemotherapy or transplants, have H.I.V. or take steroids.
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The accounts being suppressed were also ones that Twitter's algorithm had determined were taking part in unhealthy and abusive behavior.
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Tibetans are subjected to severe repression: their culture and language are suppressed, and their personal freedoms are too often ignored.
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But citing "misinformation about this in the press," he said law enforcement agencies can request that certain information be suppressed.
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Yes, Republicans have gerrymandered districts and shamefully suppressed votes (and Democrats should keep pushing for laws that make voting easier).
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Just months before that, Spotify filed a complaint with the European Commission over Apple's business practices, saying it suppressed competitors.
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" Mr. Smith became a mediator in California and is writing a book about the episode, titled "Suppressed: A Correspondent's Confessions.
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"Beijing has long suppressed domestic critics," Roth said in a news release after he was prevented from entering Hong Kong.
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A plot thread about Paul's suppressed romantic yearnings is the only part of this story that feels a bit false.
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"It was seemingly either dismissed on the one hand as not important, or it was being suppressed," Ms. Robbins said.
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"I think the dog pile of actresses who are suddenly brave and recalling suppressed memories is hideous," Feldsher told Weinstein.
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The erosion of minimum wage levels and overtime pay standards, combined with high executive pay, has also suppressed worker pay.
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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 perpetrators suppressed coverage of the events, and the victims, terrified black families, had no one to turn for help.
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Often, the reason a political system is not "polarized" is the disagreements that you would polarize over are being suppressed.
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Abboud suppressed free speech by banning many independent newspapers, but Women's Voice lived on, making its presence even more subversive.
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"Class" is full of giggles suppressed, escaped and rising in windpipes, in response to lazy cracks about (say) Bill Cosby.
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Simply, anger and other so-called "negative" emotions also have benefits and should not be suppressed, ignored, or denied, either.
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A glint of steel was already apparent in her first appearance as a convent-bound ingénue simmering with suppressed passion.
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But the defendant claimed on appeal that the heroin should have been suppressed, and the appeals court agreed with him.
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As a result of the court's ruling, prosecutors everywhere were required to reveal suppressed evidence that might favor criminal defendants.
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Facebook will brief a House committee on issues related to allegations that it suppressed conservative content, a congressional aide saidTuesday.
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In addition, he excluded key opponents from the race and brutally suppressed protests and opposition rallies, killing hundreds of people.
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The winter of 1997/98 also saw a strong El Nino, which suppressed oil demand as it has this winter.
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Confederate commemorators suppressed these unwelcome blemishes to their preferred version of history while simultaneously making the Confederate cause virtually sacred.
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They will appear on Youtube with a 20-minute time lag to ensure removal of any material suppressed by the court.
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He started a war with Iran, executed prominent clerics and top officials, suppressed dissidents and ended up having that miserable fate.
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This time around, many women are tapping into their feelings of helplessness and fear rather than releasing their long-suppressed rage.
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Attorneys for the 19-year-old Cruz wanted the entire statement suppressed, contending it would improperly influence jurors in his trial.
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"Iron ore demand may be further suppressed by environmental measures in the coming months," said Zhuo Guiqiu, analyst at Jinrui Futures.
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Unions have always suppressed free speech, but more importantly, they have hindered innovation and thoughtful community involvement in schools for decades.
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In 2016, Gizmodo ran a report about "news curators" for Facebook's trending topics section admitting that they often suppressed conservative news.
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Increasing deficits are a sign of suppressed inflation, as domestic consumption and investment outstrip the growth in the economy's productive capacity.
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Separately in Iraq, 21 strikes destroyed vehicles, assembly areas, a supply cache and suppressed a mortar fire position, the statement said.
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Police officers in riot gear have suppressed demonstrations for months using tear gas, pepper spray, water cannons and occasionally live rounds.
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In the decades since, China has effectively erased the event from its collective memory and suppressed common knowledge of the massacre.
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As the feudal system dissolved, and the Meiji Emperor assumed his office's long-suppressed powers, the race was on to modernize.
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After that, a number of conservative outlets chimed in that the social-media giant has suppressed conservative views and related stories.
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Multiple Democrats pointed to leaked comments from a Trump campaign adviser who told Republicans that the GOP has "traditionally" suppressed votes.
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Drum machines maintain a suppressed midtempo glide as luscious keyboards, fruity strings, and the occasional funk guitar drip drop all over.
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After his barely suppressed insurgency the Bourbons passed a new constitution, again ramming it through with fraud in the Black Belt.
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But this summer, President Donald Trump caused a brief uproar by claiming (without evidence) that Google suppressed positive news about him.
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With his views on women's suppressed desire for submissiveness, Marston was probably acting out some bondage fantasies with his fictional heroine.
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Clapper added that ISIS will eventually be suppressed but said that other extremist groups are likely to arise in its place.
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One might feature the British having suppressed the American Revolution; another showed a world where the Summer of Love never ended.
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Because people who are virally suppressed don't transmit HIV, he said, the program benefits not only individuals but the general public.
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The U.S. and others have previously alleged that Beijing suppressed the value of the yuan so its exports would be cheaper.
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And lastly, I love these addresses, because they complain that the country is under attack and their activism is being suppressed.
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The duo also collaborated on Suppressed Images (2017), a comic book illustrated by Sholi Kanungo and on display at the gallery.
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Jones still has an online show; his speech hasn't been suppressed, though it&aposs been curtailed by these Big Tech giants.
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It's impossible not to consider the context of the exhibition while observing its works, its underground location seeming suppressed, tight, inescapable.
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Years of massive economic stimulus in Japan has suppressed yields on the insurers' staple investment diet of Japanese government bonds (JGBs).
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Low-wage, low-skill individuals become more and more redundant, and their jobs may not be replaced, but wages are suppressed.
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However recent comments made by leading OPEC members have suppressed many analysts' hopes of a potential cut or freeze this month.
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As we head back into a more normalized economic environment, volatility--which was suppressed under quantitative easing--is to be expected.
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Because Twitter us is suppressed in China and Russia, data for those countries is lower than it might be, he adds.
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Robert Bobby L. Stein, chairman of the Defense Business Board, alleged that Defense Secretary Ash Carter purposely suppressed the study's findings.
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The phrase made a clear allusion to the military dictatorship under Francisco Franco, when Catalan culture and language were systematically suppressed.
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"Remember as gasoline fell, the amount we spend on gasoline falls, so consumer retail spending numbers are artificially suppressed," Blancato explained.
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The point outlined most prominently in the brief suggests that evidence of law enforcement corruption was improperly suppressed from the defense.
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It spreads vital information quickly and provides an unfiltered platform for suppressed voices, but also disseminates misinformation and creates information bubbles.
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A new report says Facebook shelved an update that would have suppressed fake news from going viral on the social network.
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"It's unfortunate that our medical system has been so oppressive in keeping the knowledge of holistic medicine suppressed," Sister Kate said.
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Ever since 3m acres of Idaho, Montana and Washington went up in smoke in 1910, the government has suppressed fire zealously.
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Where is their anger, for example, when millions of Muslims are brutally suppressed and de-Islamicized in Chinese-occupied East Turkestan?
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Throughout our history, minority populations have had their voting rights denied or openly suppressed in order to alter natural election results.
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He was a joker and an artist, they said, a great friend with a creative streak that could not be suppressed.
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This chart from Goldman Sachs shows how the market P/E has been suppressed since January as monetary policy slowly tightens.
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Moving from solace to barely suppressed anger, the singer tries to reassure a girl who's driving home alone at 4 a.m.
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The dependence of all these suppressed communities on the text of Scripture was a thing they had in common with Luther.
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The military has suppressed opposition enclaves across western Syria, with the help of Russian air power and Iran-backed Shi'ite militias.
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In the Fuller case, there was no doubt that favorable evidence had been suppressed, but would it have made a difference?
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Significantly, his victory coaxed mainstream Republican conservatives who had long suppressed their misgivings about neoconservative foreign policy out of the closet.
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In a 185-page decision, Judge Sarmina found that "evidence has plainly been suppressed," in a "willful" rather than "accidental" way.
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Former president Barack Obama nearly came under fire from a meeting in 2005 but the photo documenting the meeting was suppressed.
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In semi-automated units (SAUs) frontal cortical and limbic activity is pharmaceutically suppressed and hardware connectivity established with the parietal lobe.
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"What happened today was an act of justice to Youssef Siqqiq and his history, which had been deliberately suppressed," she added.
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During the 2016 election, some former Facebook employees revealed that the company regularly suppressed news and "trending" topics on conservative issues.
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American steel and aluminum producers would cheer tariffs on Chinese exporters after years of watching prices get suppressed due to oversupply.
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Eruptions across the globe may have suppressed monsoons, the scientists said, diminishing the annual river floods and leading to food shortages.
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In doing so, she created a masterpiece that allows audiences to experience what it feels like to suffer from suppressed demons.
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In a sense, his entire career has been an attempt to recover a lost — indeed, an actively suppressed — gay cultural heritage.
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He was also known for including ad-libs that forced his cast mates out of character into not entirely suppressed hysterics.
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Placed in dialogue, these artists' works explore suppressed desires and queer histories, and aim to insert black bodies into the canon.
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As his human rights involvement grew, Mr. Bernstein led several organizations to aid dissidents whose works were suppressed in their homelands.
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The military killed thousands of protesters to keep power in 2000 and suppressed another popular uprising, the Saffron Revolution, in 215.
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But what about older Vietnamese, like my parents and grandparents, the ones who have suppressed their firsthand experiences of the war?
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Assimilation was the main goal of the schools: The children's names were changed, their language, religions and other cultural traditions suppressed.
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Hand-developed 16mm film and unconventional sound design unearth a buried world, questioning how the past has been recorded or suppressed.
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Mr. Bergé, the partner of Yves Saint Laurent, suppressed the film for years, but it is finally reaching theaters this month.
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Concerns about whether policies are truly the best ways to help vets flourish, or whether they are fiscally sustainable, are suppressed.
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Silencers received renewed attention following June's Virginia Beach shooting, in which a gunman killed twelve city employees with a suppressed firearm.
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"Having a suppressed immune system or being on some treatments like steroids and chemotherapy may also make you more at risk."
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Frotman said Mulvaney's team suppressed the publication of a report drawing attention to questionable fees charged on college students' bank accounts.
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In contrast, Iran has more modern Russian S-28500 anti-aircraft missile systems that would have to be suppressed and degraded.
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In 2016, Republicans were incensed over a story that said conservative news stories were suppressed in the platform's "trending stories" feature.
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Two international observer missions said the referendum campaign had been conducted in an unfair environment in which opposition voices were suppressed.
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Such compulsion, and the suppressed anxiety it suggests, is palpable in the 9,000 objects Ms. Sparrow has brought to New York.
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At $10,000 a throw, paid to his publisher, to support rhyming poets (a suppressed minority), King could have all he wants.
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He overhauled the judicial system, liberalized the economy, and eased relations with long-suppressed minorities like the Alevis and the Kurds.
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His administration and its allies have jailed hundreds of Kashmiris without charges, intimidated journalists, arrested intellectuals and suppressed gloomy economic reports.
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We have been suppressed and hurt by the US's own interests in the region so we want them out of Iraq.
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I know, I've seen the tweets, read the commentary, heard the chatter, detected the barely suppressed cheer: Hurrah for Tucker Carlson.
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After the George W. Bush Administration suppressed climate-research findings by career scientists, the Obama Administration enacted new scientific-integrity policies.
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Some curators for the section allegedly "suppressed" trending conservative stories, while others linked to articles from neutral outlets over partisan ones.
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Parts of Iran are back online, and videos suppressed by the nation's internet shutdown are starting to trickle onto social media.
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The Revolutionary Guard and its affiliated Basij militia suppressed unrest in 2009, in which dozens of pro-reform Iranians were killed.
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Abrams argued that Kemp had "suppressed" voting and "scared" Georgians from the polls during his tenure as the state's election chief.
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He heard the distinct sound of a suppressed Mark 12, something between a metallic click and the snap of a whip.
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Research programs have been shelved or defunded or their findings suppressed if they did not suit the White House's political agenda.
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Tehran seems to have suppressed information about the coronavirus because it did not want participation in the elections to be affected.
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This man was at increased risk because his immune system was suppressed by the Humira he was taking for his psoriasis.
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Asked whether Obama feels vindicated, Earnest — who's been with Obama since he was campaigning in Iowa in 2007 — suppressed a smile.
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The February 1848 Revolution in Paris provoked the formation of the Second Republic before being violently suppressed a few months later.
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And the only one that can ensure that no voter is suppressed in America is one that covers all 50 states.
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The Revolutionary Guards and their affiliated Basij militia suppressed unrest in 2009, in which dozens of pro-reform Iranians were killed.
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He took that option after leaders in Beijing made clear they wanted it suppressed, said a second source with central leadership ties.
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And where scientific research was dismissed or suppressed when it didn't fit with the needs and wants of the people in charge.
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But they can cause serious problems for immune-suppressed individuals, such as those who have had a transplant or are receiving chemotherapy.
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While the protests were suppressed, opposition supporters are determined to continue their campaign — as soon as their leaders get out of prison.
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Jackson told me that, despite the BBC's protests that the government had suppressed the film, the government had done no such thing.
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Our blink reflex is suppressed and that's a problem because blinking is important for continued lubrication on the surface of your eye.
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Our responsibility as health care providers is to ensure that those whose voices have been stifled or suppressed are represented and amplified.
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The side of me, the energy, the being, the spirit that wanted to experience the music was suppressed for many, many, decades.
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Radio Azattyq in Kazakhstan also asked Pompeo "what kind of message" the NPR interview sends to countries that have suppressed media outlets.
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Often, when demand is suppressed in one place, it pops up in another—especially in China's neighbours such as Vietnam and Laos.
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That was likely the result of the changed policy, which previously suppressed the number of ads shown to those high-follower accounts.
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The Trump administration has suppressed federal scientific research on climate change and other agency regulators have said it was not a priority.
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The string of powerful men taken down by long-suppressed charges of sexual assault and harassment has been nothing short of stunning.
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Like cancer patients, transplant patients are easy prey for infections because their immunity is suppressed by the drugs that prevent organ rejection.
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Lovins argued that police did not have the reasonable suspicion to issue a stop, and the gun evidence had to be suppressed.
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Regulators meddle in the stockmarket, critical analysis is suppressed and, since a botched currency devaluation in 2015, capital flows are tightly policed.
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The company also said that it had researched climate change for almost 40 years, and that it had not "suppressed" such research.
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The way news was being delivered to the News Feed actually elevated fake news and suppressed the stuff that was debunking it.
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That view was held by the Mutazila school of rationalist theology which flourished in Baghdad a millennium ago but was then suppressed.
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She's rigid with some suppressed, unarticulated anger at the whole chain of wrongs, up and down, in which she's a central link.
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Clamping down on credit, in particular non-traditional forms of lending known as "shadow banking," suppressed economic activity and pushed growth lower.
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In fact, she has made a career out of braving an industry that has systematically suppressed the voices of black women artists.
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In this setting, the research team found that the heightened acidity suppressed coral reef growth by around a third, compared to average.
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I think she was reacting to how much her blackness was suppressed and maligned, even by her own family members growing up.
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In response to the reports, the Tennis Integrity Unit, which investigates such matters, rejected the suggestion match fixing evidence had been suppressed.
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Lim said on Tuesday Najib's government deceived parliament over 1MDB finances and suppressed an investigation by intimidating and purging anti-corruption agents.
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According to court documents, Martin and another executive created policies that stopped and suppressed investigations into suspicious transactions at the bank's branches.
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But a recent research paper estimated the use of the visa had suppressed overall tech industry wages by up to 2000 percent.
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Testicular cancer, Hodgkin's lymphoma and many adult cases of leukemia can be cured or at least turned into manageable or suppressed disease.
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As a result, the difference in yield between holding a long-term bond versus a series of short-term debt was suppressed.
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She's spun gold out of her suppressed anger and sorrow, transforming it into a choreopoem that ends on a note of forgiveness.
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One reason forest managers have suppressed natural fires is that people are increasingly living closer, if not directly in, fire-prone areas.
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Maybe with xxxx's information and support, information that was previously suppressed and kept from the Oversight Committee can now come to light.
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Even if the report is released, there's concern it will effectively be suppressed if the general public doesn't understand what's in it.
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Seventeen current and former guards spoke to the Washington Post, alleging that their complaints are routinely ignored or suppressed by higher-ups.
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Of those, 98% are on treatment, and 97% of those on treatment are virally suppressed, meaning HIV is undetectable in their blood.
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Giovinco, fleet of foot but slight of frame, might easily be suppressed by taller, stronger, ruthless defenders from Belgium, Sweden or Ireland.
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Of those, 20173% are on treatment, and 97% of those on treatment are virally suppressed, meaning HIV is undetectable in their blood.
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Jason L. Rasgon, an entomologist at Pennsylvania State University, agreed that the results in Brazil demonstrated that Wolbachia suppressed the Zika virus.
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"[Schweizer] stated with certainty that they suppressed negative stories on Hillary Clinton, and boosted negative stories on Donald Ttump [sic]," Trump tweeted.
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However, his reputation suffered in the early 1980s, when Zimbabwe's army brutally suppressed dissent, mainly in the western province of Matabeleland North.
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With renewed vigor, he's weakened civil society, undermined independent media, suppressed any opposition and scared off big business from supporting government critics.
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The Trump administration also suppressed a federal study that concluded contaminated groundwater near military bases was more toxic than the government realized.
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They are involved in the workforce, arguably more so than any other country in the Middle East, and they are continually suppressed.
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Mueller plays strictly by the rules, but he is nobody's fool and is unlikely to allow his findings to be improperly suppressed.
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For some it may have been suppressed by the school system and society, which often discourage so-called stupid questions, Ryan noted.
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But a system that has successfully suppressed some Americans based on their race for as long as we have been a country.
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Thanks to advances in treatment, today, people with suppressed viral loads have lifespans not much different from those who are HIV negative.
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This naturally throws you off your stride even more—it's hard to keep time when your shoulders are shaking with suppressed laughter.
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For most of us, though, we just kind of laughed snidely and suppressed our angst at what the unknown future might bring.
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International investors have become more interested in China-related opportunities after a period when worries over China's debt levels suppressed their appetite.
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" Chemical products manufacturers said the coronavirus and Boeing's decision to suspend production of its troubled 737 MAX airplane had "suppressed new orders.
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Jake thinks Matt has deliberately suppressed any ambition to make room for others who have traditionally been excluded from positions of authority.
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Afterward, Nehru, Gandhi's political heir, suppressed Hindu nationalist organizations and fostered his own countervailing conception of India as a pluralist, secular state.
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The heaping emotions chip away little parts of you without your even knowing, leading to suppressed turmoil and eventually — for some — burnout.
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But it has a litany of historic grievances, exacerbated during the 1939-1975 Franco dictatorship, when its culture and politics were suppressed.
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Complications are more likely to arise in people who have suppressed immune systems or have other serious diseases, such as kidney failure.
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But many fear that the real numbers are much higher because of a lack of testing and, in some cases, suppressed information.
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But many fear that the real numbers are much higher because of a lack of testing and, in some cases, suppressed information.
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To maintain sanity, I suppressed my memories of the massacre and displaced the pain of my imprisonment into anger toward my uncle.
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A 2014 study in the journal Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy found that phages helped reduce B. cepacia infection in immune-suppressed mice.
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The idea is both to spread the word about a suppressed history of racial terrorism, and to honor the victims of it.
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Soon after, he turned to the task of suppressing a nascent opposition, just as he had suppressed Mr. Nkomo and his followers.
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The Indian press initially said about 900 workers were in the mine, but Indian censors ordered the story suppressed, The A.P. said.
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The company has denied that it suppressed research, and has noted that much of the research was published in publicly available journals.
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Lawmakers have scrutinized the chemical program following reports that the agency suppressed a 2017 report outlining the health risks associated with formaldehyde.
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There was Qatar's support for the Muslim Brotherhood, which challenged the established order in Egypt before being suppressed by the current government.
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"We have now liberated the Twitter account, previously suppressed unfairly in the aftermath of my resignation as National Security Advisor," he wrote.
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Republicans may question Mr. Zuckerberg about reports in 2016 from former Facebook employees that they had routinely suppressed articles from conservative publications.
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While freedom of speech is indeed suppressed in Iran, this is nonetheless an imperialist push to weaken and potentially overthrow its government.
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"Deceleration in growth was mainly on account of suppressed growth in most of the sectors of the economy," the statistics office said.
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In those stark years, when Mao's wives wore Mao suits, the dandyism that the Party suppressed was invested in parades of hardware.
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Wage growth at the low end has been poor, output growth lower than it would have been, and labor force participation suppressed.
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Reflecting on the news, GE CEO John Flannery said the company's "underlying strengths and value" are being "suppressed" in its current structure.
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Cincara adds sugar and other ingredients to balance out the cheesy taste and the odor is somewhat suppressed by the low temperature.
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Too often, students' basic freedoms are being suppressed in an attempt to appease a vocal minority for whom no middle ground exists.
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The most profitable trades would often come after periods of calm, when volatility had been suppressed either by complacency or official fiat.
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The public, meanwhile, is peddled the illusion that the reduction in citations is a result of greater compliance rather than suppressed enforcement.
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It could so easily be too much, and somehow isn't, the flight of fancy anchored by precision and a just-suppressed comedy.
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But a key sequence of the film plays into a much more fraught history from a suppressed part of Mary Poppins's past.
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Pell was convicted in December, but the verdict was suppressed from being made public in Australia by a court order until Feb.
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In 2016, Gizmodo reported that workers at Facebook routinely suppressed news stories of interest to conservative readers, citing a former Facebook journalist.
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The obvious danger here is that the longer the self-correcting mechanisms get suppressed, the more aggressive and potentially destabilizing the overcorrection.
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The launch shows Facebook's boldness despite the threat of antitrust regulation focusing on how it has suppressed competition through its acquisitions and copying.
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But the scientists deliberately suppressed the rat gene in charge of pancreas development, so the cuddly chimeras grew mostly mouse cell-only pancreases.
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Dengue, yellow fever and Zika are also suppressed in wolbachia-injected females, making it harder for the diseases to be transmitted to humans.
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Over the past 100 years, however, humans have largely suppressed those small fires to protect homes and cities that have been built nearby.
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One of those stories recounted the employees' admission that they "routinely suppressed conservative news" when choosing what news to surface in users' feeds.
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The NAACP previously compared the arson to the "same domestic terrorism" that has suppressed the "humanity of Black Americans" and their political power.
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More than 320 people died in a crackdown that suppressed the protests but led to deep rifts with the private sector and Washington.
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Justice William Horkins acquitted Ghomeshi on all charges, saying it is difficult to have trust in witnesses who selectively or deliberately suppressed information.
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Though official media suppressed discussion of the ruling in Taiwan, Weibo, China's Twitter, lit up with millions of reactions, most of them positive.
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In 2016, a Gizmodo article alleged some independent contractors hired to moderate the section frequently suppressed conservative stories and stories about Facebook itself.
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And because facts like these can't be suppressed, suddenly there has been a massive resurgence of discussion about death and end of life.
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His protectionism would further impoverish poor Americans, who gain more as consumers from cheap imports than they would as producers from suppressed competition.
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Horse-riders from that militia suppressed a rebellion 15 years ago by burning villages, slaughtering civilians and raping the women who couldn't escape.
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Explanations for the strength of profits include less competition in some industries, in particular technology, and the way globalisation has suppressed wage growth.
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But the insurgency has largely been suppressed over the past decade by a ferocious military campaign, without snuffing out tribals' complaints of injustice.
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The growth of biofilms -- the slippery organisms you find on rocks at the bottom of streams -- was suppressed after exposure to this drugs.
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In 1959 and 1984, uprisings broke out in the Rif that were brutally suppressed by King Hassan II, the current king&aposs father.
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Instead, he has weathered all challenges, maintaining a firm grip over the security forces that suppressed anti-government protests last year, killing dozens.
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Ms Clarkson makes an equally compelling Adora, fluttering spitefully around her daughter like a malevolent moth, a study of long-suppressed female loathing.
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Kagame has been widely praised for restoring stability but rights groups say he has muzzled independent media and suppressed opponents - accusations he dismisses.
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The government on Monday said it suppressed a military revolt after a group of officers stole weapons, kidnapped officers, and demanded Maduro's removal.
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"I think it's actually being suppressed in an unhealthy way in our culture and it's leading people to very unhealthy behavior," she says.
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When plants or lichen were growing on top of a sample, emissions decreased by 90% and they were entirely suppressed in wet samples.
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But in the process, Twitter actually institutionalized the heckler's veto, allowing its most angry and active users to influence what content is suppressed.
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Russia, a nation that had a brief respite from terror, is once again being awakened to dangers that were suppressed but never eliminated.
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"The ELI project suppressed the distribution of the video for obvious reasons," one person told Motherboard anonymously out of fear of professional retribution.
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The defense will have time before trial to identify any specific documents it believes should be suppressed, and remount its argument about them.
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At the same time, Trump has also seized on the conservative narrative that their voices are being suppressed and silenced on social media.
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But fascists also ridiculed and suppressed the opposition, and they embraced a level of authoritarianism that we can only hope Trump would reject.
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I think having grown up in a time of war and then rationing, there was a lot of suppressed want in that generation.
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One recent Saturday on Staten Island, Brooke Winkler surveyed the pack of teenage girls before her with an expression of barely suppressed fury.
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