Your heart rate slows as the opioid suppresses neurological signals.
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There is no conclusive evidence that early reporting suppresses turnout.
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So it suppresses our reputation here in Ukraine as well.
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They say it "suppresses hunger;" that claim is plausible but preliminary.
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Race-based wage discrimination suppresses earnings for black people, particularly women.
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And studies have shown that satiereal suppresses the appetites of rats.
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In the process it transmits pathogens and suppresses bees' immune response.
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The lawsuit also regurgitates the claim that Twitter suppresses conservative voices.
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Even the hungry cite an advantage: the drug suppresses their appetite.
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"This rule is stupid and suppresses our rights," u/penisfuckermcgee commented.
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On the right, a well-diversified bond portfolio overtly suppresses drawdowns.
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The treatment suppresses ovarian sex hormones, increasing the odds of osteoporosis.
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Then Amazon goes in and suppresses all non-verified purchase reviews.
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And prolactin suppresses estrogen and testosterone, which can lead to vaginal dryness.
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"Anything that suppresses ovulation will also help with cramps," Dr. Polaneczky says.
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The CDC suppresses rates in these states for accuracy and privacy issues.
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These will investigate whether Facebook discriminates against minorities or suppresses conservative views.
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Blue light suppresses the body's production of melatonin, disrupting your sleep cycle.
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Alcohol suppresses vasopressin, an anti-diuretic hormone in your brain, Fosnight says.
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It also suppresses the production of melatonin, the hormone that regulates sleep.
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Another said she occasionally suppresses her period when she has work trips.
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Others highlighted the state's historical role in empowering clerics it now suppresses.
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Suppresses ad retargeting by reducing advertisers' ability to identify iOS devices uniquely.
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It suppresses their wages; it destroys their healthcare; it destroys their school systems.
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The photograph as a template closes my imagination and suppresses more personal inspiration.
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Well, nothing suppresses the urge to complain quite like getting a good deal.
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In truth hate speech suppresses the speech of those it targets with harassment.
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It also suppresses thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH), thereby shutting down normal thyroid activity.
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There's no evidence that Google deliberately suppresses conservative viewpoints in its search algorithm.
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Critics say this is an additional layer of bureaucracy that suppresses this community.
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But she disagreed with the notion that intellectual property suppresses other breeding efforts.
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Strict laws protecting the royal family suppresses any public discussion of the king's health.
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So, instead of expressing that, Kevin does what he does and he suppresses everything.
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It's essentially a pacemaker that suppresses the hyperexcitability of nerves by delivering subthreshold stimulation.
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"This suppresses identities and is an act of revenge," HDP lawmaker Selma Irmak tweeted.
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Father Clive suppresses a flicker of irritation like the media-trained boss he is.
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Our quest to put up the next perfect fitness video suppresses our bodies' signals.
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In particular, it suppresses production of two proteins called REG3B lectin and REG3G lectin.
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CreateNYC suppresses this fact and hides the city government's role in creating the crisis.
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El Niño often suppresses Atlantic hurricane activity while amplifying it in the Eastern Pacific.
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Some people have a gene alteration that suppresses appetite and makes them feel full.
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Its presence suppresses the flow of the sleep hormone melatonin; its absence encourages it.
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In order to treat it, she takes a drug that suppresses her immune system.
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"Over-training suppresses production of testosterone and other hormones which stimulate libido and sperm production in men, in a similar way to how high levels of intensive exercise training suppresses estrogen production, menstrual cycles and fertility in women," Khoo said by email.
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It ignores or suppresses views it does not like and appeals to pan-Chinese patriotism.
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Or, you can be the even-tempered professional who suppresses the 'sky is falling' dynamic.
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Unions and immigration opponents argue that the program suppresses wages and deprives Americans of jobs.
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Well-managed farmland protects wildlife, controls floods, suppresses fires, and protects our water and wildlife.
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Scientists think caffeine affects the body chemical adenosine, which normally promotes sleep and suppresses arousal.
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He mostly suppresses the urge to lecture his audience or show impatience by correcting residents.
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Unions and immigration opponents argue that the program suppresses wages and deprives Americans of jobs.
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Insulin suppresses the release of stored fat and promotes the formation of fat from sugar.
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Some past studies have suggested that blue light suppresses melatonin, a hormone that influences sleep.
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But Beijing suppresses #MeToo discussions online because it fears social movements it does not control.
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Artificial light, in fact, suppresses the production of the hormone melatonin, which helps us feel sleepy.
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But prednisone suppresses the immune system, leading to multiple squamous cell skin cancers, some needing surgery.
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The lawmakers argued that publishing donor lists suppresses free speech and the right to freely associate.
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And the idea that Facebook suppresses the sharing of conservative news now seems very quaint indeed.
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But Democrats say that kicking people off the rolls suppresses voting by Democratic constituencies, particularly minorities.
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Especially in the prickly relationship of Ani and Eddie, it suppresses sentimentality like a lead apron.
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A complexity of views shape Iranian society, though the regime often suppresses them, including through violence.
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But when it gets into the emotions this aggressively agreeable world suppresses, it can be fantastic.
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His followers are a superstitious patriarchy that oppresses women and suppresses knowledge, and their influence is growing.
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One study concluded that chewing gum suppresses appetite, especially the desire for sweets, and reduces snack intake.
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LIF6 suppresses cancer, but extra copies of LIF6 would kill the cell if they accidentally turned on.
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This perpetuates the dominance of male artists in the collections and suppresses the value of women's work.
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Since the stress of spaceflight suppresses astronauts' immune systems, any additional risk of illness is extremely serious.
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Banks also will remain challenged as bond-buying by central banks suppresses interest rates, according to Bianco.
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Groupthink is a psychological drive for consensus at any cost that suppresses dissent and appraisal of alternatives.
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Plus, it suppresses your immune system, so the wound is less likely to get red or itchy.
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In nondrinkers, alcohol shortens sleep latency and suppresses REM sleep for the first half of the night.
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Unions and immigration opponents argue that hiring H-2B workers suppresses wages and deprives Americans of jobs.
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It suppresses primary pigment made in petals, leaving areas where the white or yellow underlying color shows.
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But scientists could one day miss more important problems if they embrace a culture that suppresses research.
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Some politicians say the solution is to build filters — software that automatically identifies and suppresses illegal material.
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Patina doesn't try to outrun her worries as much as she suppresses them through a fierce will.
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Pressuring girls into putting courtesy first suppresses their ability to resist or protest both discrimination and abuse.
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Later, the placenta develops and produces progesterone, which suppresses contractions and prevents labor before the end of pregnancy.
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It is closely followed by its collaborator Lefty, a gene that suppresses Nodal activity on the embryo's right.
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Several were especially common among the squish-faced dogs — including one mutation that suppresses a gene called SMOC2.
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A senior Facebook executive has denied allegations the social network suppresses conservative-leaning stories from its "trending" sidebar.
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It's a suppressor, it suppresses the sound, even with the smallest caliber, to the decibel of a jackhammer.
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Two separate Harvard studies have also shown that blue light suppresses melatonin more than other types of light.
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"The 'l' in leptin stands for lose: It suppresses appetite and therefore contributes to weight loss," he said.
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Focus Assist, a feature that suppresses notifications, will also now automatically enable when you're playing any fullscreen game.
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That not only suppresses their wages, but also drives down their long-term earning potential and retirement savings.
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The country is already ageing, which suppresses food consumption because old people eat less than young people do.
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"I fight a lot to make sure she never suppresses her silliness because people are staring," he added.
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Screens emit "blue light," a type of wavelength that suppresses melatonin, one of our main hormones for sleep.
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Facebook has faced particular wrath from conservatives, who have said the social network intentionally suppresses what they say.
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My fallback here is "get rid of the draft lottery," but again, the draft unfairly suppresses earning ability.
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SourceFed offered two examples of how Google search allegedly suppresses negative information about Clinton with its autocomplete function.
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Some medics have been skeptical, since chemotherapy typically suppresses the immune response while I/O seeks to boost it.
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Furthermore, most states require voters to register several weeks before Election Day—a practice that disproportionately suppresses minority registrants.
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When the state suppresses unpopular views, it gives those holding those views little reason to play by official rules.
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When in fact the key point that Twitter needs to grasp is that hate speech itself suppresses free speech.
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Created when a child suppresses their magic, an Obscurus is often brought about by abuse in that child's environment.
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Those who champion this position fail to recognize that it suppresses untold tales, alternative stories, and challenges to orthodoxy.
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Some liberal Muslim women see the burqa and the niqab as part of a culture that suppresses women's freedom.
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But because the drug suppresses part of the immune system, it increases the risk of infections, including fatal ones.
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It said sedation suppresses respiratory and body temperature regulation and can have other negative effects on the animal's physiology.
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"Putin is an oppressive leader of his country who suppresses the free press and arrests his enemies," Colbert said.
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It also suppresses a counterpart hormone called leptin, which plays a role in regulating the amount of food you eat.
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Perhaps there's something about low mass stars which, even in zones that are technically habitable, suppresses life from ever forming.
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This mutation suppresses SMOC2 which has been found to play a role in the cranial development of fish and mice.
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There is a strong body of research indicating that a high corporate tax rate suppresses investment, productivity, and economic growth.
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"So it suppresses both the signal that helps to regulate protein synthesis and the translation of that signal," Vingren says.
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The drug has serious side effects; rodents treated with it suffer from insulin resistance and it suppresses the immune system.
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A number of treatments lead to premature ovarian failure or suppresses ovarian function and will therefore impact your sex life.
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It also mentions "shadow banning," a false claim frequently made by conservatives on Twitter that the platform suppresses their tweets.
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Serenity is working on a system that suppresses that immune response and allows the friendly virus to deliver its payload.
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His firing prompted an outcry on the right, which saw the move as proof the tech industry suppresses conservative voices.
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Due to the way hemp is grown so closely together, it suppresses weeds – so there's no need to use herbicide.
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Due to the way hemp is grown so closely together, it suppresses weeds, so there's no need to use herbicide.
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But many South Koreans also view her as a leader who suppresses freedom of speech and dissent within her government.
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Leaving uneconomic plants on the market suppresses power prices and investment in new renewable capacity, slowing the clean-energy transition.
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The exact pathway isn't well understood, but it's believed melatonin broadly suppresses the areas of the brain involved in wakefulness.
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Neutral monetary policy means the federal funds rate has reached an equilibrium where it neither stimulates nor suppresses economic growth.
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The theory goes that Twitter quietly suppresses conservative users by preventing their tweets from reaching their audience without officially banning them.
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According to the researchers, social isolation sets off a cellular chain reaction that increases inflammation and suppresses the body's immune response.
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My doctor told me that that was normal, particularly since I was expecting, as pregnancy suppresses your immune system a bit.
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It did not examine whether drinking fluoridated water or getting the mineral from other sources after birth suppresses a child's intelligence.
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While the attack suppresses most indicator lights on the TV, the blue LED on the back of the TV remains on.
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That's because alcohol suppresses the natural production of an antidiuretic hormone called vasopressin that ordinarily keeps us from urinating too much.
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The horizon acts like a wall for the Unruh radiation insofar as it damps or suppresses this radiation on the right.
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Encouraging registration isn't just good for young people: It can also help people who live in states where legislation suppresses voters.
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Secretary Detzner's interpretation suppresses student voters by disqualifying these sites simply because of their location on a college or university campus.
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"El Niño typically suppresses Atlantic hurricane activity, but now that it's gone, we could see a busier season ahead," Bell said.
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And the guilt continues to build, because even with the one-child policy gone, the regime's repression still effectively suppresses birthrates.
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They also framed a Constitution designed to prevent our vigorous conflicts from leading to a tyranny that suppresses the political process.
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Silicon Valley has repeatedly faced allegations that it suppresses conservative voices, something that the likes of Google and Facebook have vehemently denied .
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On tests using cultured human cells, the researchers demonstrated that Dsup suppresses x-ray-induced DNA damage by a whopping 40 percent.
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"Blue light decreases production of melatonin, suppresses delta brain waves which induce sleep and boost alpha waves, which create alertness," he adds.
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They are the first to know when our employee morale is low or our culture suppresses the quest for mastery and excellence.
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"Blue light is the spectrum that signals the clock in the brain, and it is the spectrum that suppresses melatonin," she said.
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As Dr. Bales views it, an underlying issue behind all of these problems is that living indoors suppresses cats' natural hunting instincts.
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The company, which is still run by France family members, suppresses competition from outside groups by granting itself bids for Nascar races.
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He will testify there on Wednesday and is likely to hear accusations from Republican lawmakers that his company suppresses conservative-leaning news.
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So if hormonal birth control suppresses or changes the cycle of these hormones, it could have an effect on those processes too.
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And Mr. Dorsey, in his marathon day of hearings, will seek to quash the growing accusations that his company suppresses conservative views.
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But the air in the sinking columns suppresses clouds, creating areas of clear skies between showers — and the possibility of sun showers.
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Since it suppresses the body's immune system, it makes people vulnerable to complications in every organ of the body, the researchers said.
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Google also faces multiple antitrust probes, as well as accusations — from GOP lawmakers and President Donald Trump — that it suppresses conservative speech.
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Beyond the way it suppresses our teachers' ability to organize, the bill allows for the establishment of the state's first charter schools.
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The company's new hanger suppresses odors on fabric, leaving your dirty clothes smelling tolerable again without having to immerse them in water. How?
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The 2018 National Climate Assessment is legally mandated, meaning the Trump administration could face lawsuits if (or more likely, when) it suppresses it.
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The deodorizing hanger, as it's called on Panasonic's website, apparently not only annihilates scent from your shirts and jackets, but suppresses pollen, too.
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He's acutely aware that when [Trump] speaks, he sucks up all the oxygen, and that suppresses the next generation of leaders from rising.
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"The idea is that the stem cells themselves are not too old, but it's the environment around them that suppresses them," Conboy said.
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The subsequent rebuilding both "as it once was" as well as a complete modern reconstruction suppresses memory, seemingly creating a sense of utopia.
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Sebastian is taking some sort of medication that suppresses his Tyler Durden side, but he eventually starts slipping back between his two personalities.
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As soon as the stress continues beyond a few moments into a prolonged state, it suppresses the brain's ability to develop new cells.
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The downside is that it often relies on a toxic politics of respectability that suppresses authentic and creative expression from young Black people.
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"How can an act that suppresses an innocent and helpless life that is germinating be therapeutic, civilized or even simply human?" he added.
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A carbon tax, as a coercive measure imposed against our free choice on the market, suppresses economic activity and makes us worse off.
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Reuters on Friday reported that the EU has been asking the internet giant's rivals if its search engine suppresses competition in local searches.
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The Chinese government, which often suppresses spirituality and officially discourages mysticism, supports "yoga with Chinese characteristics" that excludes chanting and meditation from routines.
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He compared the president to Russian strongman Vladimir Putin, saying Trump also would like to create a "mafia state" that suppresses individual rights.
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But that has led to suspicions that TikTok suppresses material, such as clips of the Hong Kong protests, that could be a buzzkill.
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In the first half of the night, alcohol suppresses rapid eye movement sleep, known as REM sleep, thought to be important for memory formation.
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"It could be that UV exposure essentially suppresses the localized immunity that would generally keep the virus in check inside these neurons," she said.
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The men will also immediately have to begin taking anti-rejection medication, which suppresses their immune systems' instinct to fight against a foreign organ.
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The virus is currently treated with antiretroviral therapy (ART), which suppresses it from replicating and prevents many patients in the U.S. from developing AIDS.
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Our bodies have a particularly strong response to blue light, which suppresses a hormone called melatonin that prepares our bodies for sleep, Dasgupta says.
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Critics contend that his forces have killed thousands of people and that his government ruthlessly suppresses opposition, murdering dissidents both at home and abroad.
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It suppresses their own textile and apparel industry, since they can't compete with the volume and the very low price of the secondhand goods.
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Trump's speech denounced Iran's government as a fanatical dictatorship that violently suppresses its own people, supports terrorism and causes conflict throughout the Middle East.
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Likewise, in all three countries, nearly two-thirds of all people living with HIV are receiving treatment that suppresses the virus in their bodies.
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It takes a dramatic intervention to wake up the dreamwalkers, but when order is restored the government swiftly suppresses news of the night's occurrences.
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"But how can an act that suppresses an innocent and helpless life that is germinating be therapeutic, civilized or even simply human?" he said.
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El Niño – a natural warming of Pacific ocean water – typically suppresses hurricane activity by sending strong winds across the Atlantic and Caribbean, Bell said.
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Later Tuesday, Larry Kudlow, Trump's economic advisor, told Bloomberg that the White House is "looking into" whether Google suppresses positive articles about the president.
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Although the state today suppresses independent civil and political activity, it allows a lot more personal freedom than it did in 1979 when Dovlatov left.
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Public demonstrations against the government are extremely rare in Algeria, partly because of the regime's brutal rule that, among other indignities, suppresses freedom of speech.
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That's a manufactured hormone that suppresses the surge of luteinizing hormone (LH) which, in a normal menstrual cycle, signals the ovary to release an egg.
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Melatonin is an important circadian hormone; it's called the "dark hormone" because your body secretes it as it gets darker because light suppresses its expression.
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Alleged liberal bias has dogged Facebook for years, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has previously said there is "no evidence" that Facebook staff suppresses conservative stories.
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"Displays like laptops, tablets, and phones should not be used for a long time at night because its bright emission suppresses the melatonin," he said.
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The app predominantly serves up content that's focused on memes, lip-syncing and other lighthearted themes, which has raised concerns that it suppresses negative content.
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Its brevity suppresses nuance; its virtuality opens the door for insincerity; it incentivizes people with no true investment in a controversy to weigh in anyway.
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Mr. McCarthy has been one of the most vocal critics of Google, raising accusations that the search engine purposely suppresses conservative views in its results.
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SHANGHAI — China's government, which tirelessly suppresses critical voices, unwanted ideologies and subversive memes, has turned its censors against an unlikely target: its own economic policies.
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They see the case of James Damore confirming their suspicions that Silicon Valley suppresses conservative viewpoints and are turning their fire on his former employer.
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It is well established that pregnancy naturally suppresses a woman's immune system so her body doesn't reject the fetus, essentially viewed as a foreign object.
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The dust contributes to a dry, sinking air mass that suppresses thunderstorms and makes it hard for hurricanes to intensify, senior scientist Chris Davis told Bloomberg .
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At this very moment, Trump supporters are probably putting together some sort of narrative about the ways that Facebook suppresses conservative campaign ads by charging more.
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She's pulled into an adventure to save a kidnapped friend from an oppressive church known as the Magisterium, which suppresses thought and research it considers heretical.
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Whatever your life story, it is part of a larger history – this is what Petlin recognizes and is perhaps why he suppresses the personal or anecdotal.
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Obviously, the defense would prefer the case be dismissed outright, but if the court only suppresses the evidence instead, doesn't that lead to the same result?
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Until every American commits to being a better citizen and suppresses his or her most tribalistic instincts, the nation as whole will remain in a rut.
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Like Rudolph, women of color shouldn't feel forced to conform to a beauty standard that suppresses their cultural roots in order to be accepted at work.
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Because it makes a ton of sense to favorably compare yourself to a rogue dictatorship that oppresses its citizens and suppresses free and independent media. 18.
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This "immunity gap" may be modulated by hormonal differences, in which the masculine hormone testosterone suppresses the immune system while the feminine hormone estradiol protects it.
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Others are in line with Cernekee and are legally challenging the company over claims that it suppresses their speech and displays a bias against conservative workers.
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Dr. Nicole Gastala, with a young patient in Marshalltown, Iowa, regularly prescribes Suboxone, a medication that suppresses cravings and withdrawal symptoms in people with opioid addiction.
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Facebook has been criticized for both what it does and does not fact-check on its platform, and conservatives have complained that Facebook suppresses their voices.
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Here you have a country that suppresses free speech and censors information allowing use of what the rest of the world knows as the information superhighway.
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He said Facebook's policies would be seen positively in the long run, especially when compared with policies in countries like China, where the government suppresses online speech.
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Mercury suppresses the production of melanin but it can also damage the kidneys and brain if it is absorbed by the skin and accumulates in the body.
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"We know that alcohol suppresses the REM sleep stage," explains psychologist and clinical director of the Behavioral Sleep Medicine Program at the University of Michigan, Deirdre Conroy.
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Since hormonal birth control suppresses ovulation, a woman's perception of a man may then change, and she may be attracted to or seek out a different partner.
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Kaplan was a strategic hire for Facebook, which has weathered attacks from conservatives who believe the company suppresses their voices due to a liberal slant among employees.
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The slew of voter ID laws passed to the fix nonexistent voter fraud that dubiously suppresses voters of color is one of the latest 21st-century examples.
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Google is reportedly planning to launch a censored version of its search engine in China, raising questions about its cooperation with a country that suppresses free speech.
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Many of them assumed that the government did not want them to take credit publicly for the policy change in an absolute monarchy that suppresses activism. video
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Instead, she takes issue with Google's top-down culture that suppresses meaningful employee pushback — even in areas the company says it's trying to improve on, like diversity.
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But assuming she doesn't have chronic illnesses, and isn't on medication that suppresses her immune system, I'd say the statistical probability for her recovery is pretty good.
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A possible reason: The participants' levels of PYY, a hormone that suppresses appetite, were lower on it, while the levels of ghrelin, a hunger-stimulating hormone, were higher.
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In the first stage of his plan, Mason is combining human cells with a gene called Dsup, unique to the indestructible tardigrade, that suppresses DNA breaks from radiation.
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Facebook has been racked by allegations that it systematically suppresses conservative news sources, based on the allegations of a former news editor reported by Gizmodo earlier this week.
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Through stimulating the normal lymph flow within the body and helping to detoxify it naturally, dry body brushing suppresses the formation of cellulite, varicose veins, and skin discoloration.
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However, many transgender people take hormone therapy that not only produces secondary sex characteristics, but also suppresses the activity of the natal organs, if they are still present.
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Likewise, in a society like the United States that suppresses non-white people, many have chosen to proximate themselves toward European heritage as a political tool of survival.
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If the Turkish government suppresses media freedom or arrests judges, US human rights groups will similarly question why the United States accepts such actions by a NATO ally.
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In fact, the multi-family housing phase is leveling off — and having that new supply of apartments come online is one of the biggest factors that suppresses rent.
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Her experience is an illustration of what many survivors described as a broken system that they say perpetuates a culture that suppresses the reporting of sexually violent crimes.
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As a simple rule, unless you have a disease or treatment that suppresses your immune system, sunshine is good for you in moderation, but always avoid getting sunburned.
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But since color association is so subjective and varies from person to person, it's hard to say that any single color definitively suppresses the human appetite as a whole.
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Waukesha, Wisconsin (CNN)Donald Trump on Wednesday touted a long-debunked conspiracy theory that the most popular internet search engine suppresses negative headlines about his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton.
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The fact that homosexuality and gender confirmation surgery are legal in Turkey rings hollow when the government actively suppresses the LGBTQ community from publicly celebrating and embracing their sexuality.
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By blocking Live Action, Twitter doesn't just suppress pro-life political speech: it suppresses crucial education about human dignity and images revealing the development of children in the womb.
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It suppresses REM sleep, which is a normal part of your sleep that comes on a little while after you go to sleep, typically 30 to 60 minutes later.
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Peaceful Catalan voters do not set a frightening precedent; a government that suppresses a popular referendum, and sends in paramilitary police to attack citizens in polling locations, does that.
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Still, the team's research suggests that the deep waters are nutrient poor: Mondeli bureau have lost a gene that suppresses appetite, suggesting that the species binges when it can.
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But several large randomized controlled trials that compared treatment with antiviral agents and prednisolone, an oral steroid that suppresses the immune system, found the steroid to be most effective.
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"As a territory, Puerto Rico lacks democracy at national level, so a bill that suppresses — rather than supervises — our democratic process at the local level cannot stand," said Pierluisi.
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El Niño often suppresses tropical storm development in the North Atlantic since it features greater atmospheric stability and stronger winds that make it difficult for big, organized storms to form.
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Produced by a Samsung subsidiary called Cheil Worldwide, the vase works using an outer chamber filled with potassium carbonate that quickly cools and suppresses oxygen when the vase is smashed.
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Avoid all screens for an hour before bedtime, Dr. Spinks-Franklin said, since light suppresses the secretion of melatonin by the pineal gland, and it takes an hour to recover.
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Ultimately diagnosed as "dying of sorrow", and pumped up with Captorix, a new-generation anti-depressant that encourages the production of serotonin but also suppresses libido, he decides to "disappear".
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"Amazon's increased access to data on consumers and their behavior, and its dominance in internet retail sales, raises questions about whether this merger harms consumers and suppresses competition," she said.
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Although they are weighted to represent 40 percent of our sample, our poll's design ensures that their own low estimated likelihood to vote suppresses their influence on our projected outcome.
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But scientists at the Population Council built on Dr. Bardin's research, combining Nestorone with the male hormone testosterone to develop a gel that suppresses sperm production while maintaining sexual drive.
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"As more used cars come back to the market there is an excess supply, which suppresses the values," said Anil Goyal, senior vice president at automotive data source Black Book.
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"Not only does Instagram's ban affect business models and tourism, it suppresses an entire culture that has worked tirelessly to be established and silences a massive creative voice," he said.
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China's pollution crisis, which grew out of its three-decade pursuit of economic growth at all costs, festered in a closed one-party system that suppresses information and public opinion.
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Google on Capitol Hill: The company's chief executive, Sundar Pichai, is to testify on Wednesday in Congress, where he's likely to hear accusations that his company suppresses conservative-leaning news.
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It is a narrative that resists naming names in connection with atrocities and corruption, and downplays or even suppresses the role of ethnicity in the mayhem of the past three years.
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Loss of sleep is only the initial problem: The mobile floodlights generate excessive blue light, which appears white to the eye and suppresses melatonin more than some other wavelengths of light.
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She seems to grasp her love for Pelléas, played by Matthieu Sampeur, only at the last possible moment, and after Golaud kills him, she convincingly suppresses any memories of the event.
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Now, Justin Clark, an attorney and one of Trump&aposs senior political advisers, says he was referring to the historic, false accusations that the Republican Party suppresses votes to win elections.
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No one old or sick should take rapamycin lightly, because it suppresses the immune system, but safer therapies based on analogs of rapamycin, or rapalogs, could be the first real antiaging medicines.
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If you've eaten an edible, you're less likely to get the munchies for obvious reasons: you've already taken in some calories, so your body releases leptin, which suppresses your appetite, said Giordano.
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But the online hate speech measure has sparked pushback from activists and academics who fear the law suppresses speech and say it puts too much responsibility on internet companies to regulate it.
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"This is a challenge to a far-reaching system of prior restraints that suppresses a broad swath of constitutionally protected speech, including core political speech, by former government employees," said the lawsuit.
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Consumption of alcohol has previously been linked to overeating in humans, but the underlying causes were unclear - particularly since alcohol is high in calories, and calorie intake usually suppresses brain appetite signals.
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" Originally published in 1990, de Rojas sets his novel centuries in the future after a communist federation overcomes a capitalistic Empire and is administered by an artificial intelligence that suppresses "abnormal behavior.
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A weak or non-existent El Nino, which typically suppresses the development of Atlantic hurricanes, and warmer sea surface temperatures factor into the predictions, said Gerry Bell, a NOAA hurricane climate specialist.
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This "crowding out" reduces the progress of productivity, which in turn suppresses the growth of incomes — a fairly straight line from more federal debt to less money in the average American wallet.
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She has dropped groceries off in his building's lobby, he added, and also left him the medications that doctors prescribed: prednisone, a steroid that suppresses inflammation, and benzonatate to treat his cough.
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"I'd like to emphasize that when China snatches our diplomatic allies and suppresses Taiwan's diplomatic space, it doesn't shrink the distance between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait," Mr. Wu said.
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In their waning days in the majority, House Republicans hauled Sundar Pichai, the chief executive of Google, before that body's Judiciary Committee to account for whether his search engine suppresses conservative content.
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In a letter, the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University argued that Trump's Twitter account was a public forum, and banning users from viewing or engaging with his tweets suppresses free speech.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Tuesday that the company has already begun to implement a system that ranks news organizations based on trustworthiness, and promotes or suppresses its content based on that metric.
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Google has upped its engagement with Republicans, while Twitter executives have been spotted dining with high-profile conservatives in Washington, D.C. There is, to be clear, no evidence that Facebook suppresses conservative voices.
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And so, what should be an uneventful hedge has created a vicious feedback loop: Historically low yields increase the need to hedge, which leads to more bond buying that suppresses yields even more.
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Is the entertainment industry willing to support the economy of a totally corrupt state that suppresses democracy; where the winner isn't the best choice for the people but the best schemer or crook?
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He is the victim of a cunningly devised swindle, one which paralyzes his energies, suppresses his ambition, and blasts all his hopes; and though he is nominally free he is actually a slave.
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A look at the many ways China suppresses online discourse about the Tiananmen Square protests That's a big deal for Apple, as people have long celebrated its Podcasts app as unhampered by Beijing's censorship.
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According to the FlatTummy website, they're lollipops made from sugar and a "clinically proven safe active ingredient extracted from natural plants" called satiereal, which makes you feel full and suppresses your appetite for hours.
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The effort should be reinforced in the United Nations, whose charter prohibits the use or threat of force except in individual or collective-self defense and codifies the human rights that China routinely suppresses.
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We, the barbarians at the gate, the descendants of Caliban, the ones who have no choice but to speak in the language we have — we come bearing the experiences and ideas the workshop suppresses.
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Refineries are also closing down or preparing to shut for maintenance, a seasonal event that temporarily suppresses demand for crude oil, the primary feedstock for refined fuels like gasoline, home heating oil and diesel.
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Since the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act in 2013, states across the country have passed a slew of voter ID laws to the fix nonexistent voter fraud that dubiously suppresses voters of color.
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The suit alleges that Google "suppresses information" about potentially illegally products or regulatory-skirting practices by advising employees not to include emails signaling how the company may have broken the law or violated contract terms.
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However, TSS can happen to anyone, including men and children, and other risk factors include skin wounds, recent surgery, bone infections, the use of barrier contraceptives, burns, and taking medication that suppresses the immune system.
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Europeans find it hard to stomach a Turkish government that suppresses opponents at home but nonetheless expects to campaign freely in Germany and the Netherlands, says Marc Pierini, a former European Union ambassador to Turkey.
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A new study from the Institute of Bee Health, published by Proceedings of the Royal Society B, finds that a common insecticide—presumably created by humans—suppresses the male honey bee's ability to produce sperm.
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Dr Hong knew from her earlier work that sunlight promotes the activity of some of the bug's genes and suppresses that of others—a process she suspects is mediated by New Delhi metallo-beta-lactamase.
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A current headliner is The Ring—a flexible, cookie-sized band that gets inserted into the vagina and releases a steady dose of the drug dapivirine, an antiretroviral (ARV) that suppresses the growth of HIV.
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Pruitt has come under fire for building the booth when a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility that guards against electronic surveillance and suppresses data leakage of sensitive information is already available to him at EPA headquarters.
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Though it suppresses, imprisons and tortures dissidents, its rising middle class, which is increasingly being educated in the West, constitutes a large, more skeptical and sophisticated group than was allowed to exist in Soviet times.
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Whatever your life story, it is part of a larger history— this is what Petlin recognizes and is perhaps why he suppresses the personal or anecdotal: he feels there is a bigger story to tell.
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A key piece of the Obama administration's multi-pronged approach focuses on expanding access to buprenorphine, a medication that suppresses opioid withdrawal symptoms, decreases cravings, and blocks the effects of heroin and other related drugs.
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Republican lawmakers displayed the party's growing distrust toward Google, raising a broad array of tough questions on the search giant's market power, plans to relaunch service in China, and whether the site suppresses conservative content.
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Flannery suppresses her "distaste and indignation" at her husband's behavior, and is subsequently described as "Willa's mother," as though parenting has drained her of even the very last vestige of her writerly self — her name.
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Meanwhile, acupuncture given somewhere besides HT7 didn't help the rats, and when the rats were given naloxone—a drug that suppresses the brain's response to opioids—the effects of acupuncture at HT7 weren't seen either.
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"El Niño typically suppresses Atlantic hurricane activity but now that it's gone, we could see a busier season ahead," Gerry Bell, lead seasonal hurricane forecaster at NOAA's Climate Prediction Center, said in a news release.
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But the company didn't have much room to maneuver after a prominent Democratic senator challenged Facebook's chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg during a congressional hearing about how the company planned to prevent content that suppresses votes.
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New research shows that these celestial vacuum cleaners do more than just devour nearby objects—they also grow to a size that eventually suppresses a galaxy's ability to churn out new stars, effectively rendering them sterile.
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"Tencent is the evil helper of a totalitarian government that suppresses freedom of speech and democracy," one WeChat user who lives in Philadelphia and wanted to remain anonymous due to fears of retribution, told VICE News.
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"The more the government suppresses this movement and tries to scare people, the more people will step out and stand up," said Pastor Roy Chan, a founder of Protect the Children, which has nearly 200 members.
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Stress from being bullied can lead to increased cortisol levels which suppresses the immune system, which in turn leads to increased risk of infections and viral illnesses such as getting the cold or flu more easily.
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As China suppresses authentic religious expression, the number of religious adherents multiplies; as China censors the Internet, circumvention tools proliferate; as China brutally represses rights lawyers, their loved ones take up the mantle of their cause.
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Not only does it eat into the time available for rest, but the blue light emitted by LEDs, TVs, tablets and smartphones suppresses the body's secretion of melatonin, the hormone that signals it's time to sleep.
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When you're on Prozac, your emotions are very leveled-out; if you want to cry, you can't cry because it flattens you out a bit, so it suppresses emotions maybe a bit more than it should.
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The drug suppresses the flow of hormones that aid in sex development, and it allows more time for transgender youth to consult with doctors and medical experts about who they are, without permanent changes to their bodies.
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Facebook is developing a software tool that suppresses users' posts from appearing in the News Feed in designated geographic areas, a possible first step toward making the social network available in China, the New York Times reported.
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The light from our smartphones and computers suppresses the production of melatonin, which regulates our sleep cycles; late night text messages disturb our sleep; and internet addiction has been cited as a major cause of sleep deprivation.
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Charges of bias included complaints from some conservative employees that the company's culture suppresses their point of view — and from outside critics on the right who maintain, with little evidence, that Google search is biased against them.
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In a paper in the journal Cell Research, Geng's team described how a sugar contained within seaweed suppresses certain bacteria contained in the gut which can cause neural degeneration and inflammation of the brain, leading to Alzheimer's.
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Before the start of the hearing, Dorsey laid out data that showed Democrat an Republican Congress members got the same number of impressions per tweet when controlling for follower count — debunking the theory that it suppresses conservative messaging.
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That's because the pill suppresses ovulation (as do the contraceptive ring and patch); when you stop taking those little tablets, ovulation resumes, and so can any fluctuations or quirks that accompanied your unfettered menstrual cycle in the past.
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Alluding to the way institutions attempt to maintain behavioral control, Christopher Reynolds has completely covered the kitchen in Baker-Miller Pink, a color that supposedly suppresses appetite and aggression when subjects are exposed to it for 15 minutes.
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This restriction clearly controls and suppresses protected speech, and enforcement of the statute against protected speech is not a hypothetical threat," the judge wrote, adding that Oregon's board of engineers has a long "history of overzealous enforcement actions.
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Though Mr. Freedman's book for the musical no longer suppresses the Jewishness of the milieu — Jeffrey's last name has been changed from Willis to Winnick, and there's even a rhyme for "shlemazel" — it still follows the movie closely.
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We inject it with a low potency cortical steroid, and what that does is it suppresses the immune system, and it makes it less red and it can calm it down and make it go away within 24 hours.
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Hughes argued that Facebook, and by extension its all-powerful CEO Mark Zuckerberg, suppresses competition by "acquiring, blocking or copying" it, has sweeping power over speech, and is so big it can ignore virtually all forms of external accountability.
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"The challenged regulation facilitates such financial 'routing,' blatantly undercuts the congressional goal of fully disclosing the sources of money flowing into federal political campaigns, and thereby suppresses the benefits intended to accrue from disclosure," Howell wrote in her opinion.
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Many reasons explain the apathy, not the least of them being a lack of excitement about most races, but New York State effectively suppresses the turnout by making it harder to vote than is the practice in other jurisdictions.
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According to Laura Hernandez, an animal lactation expert at the University of Wisconsin, heat stress, caused by the prolonged high summer temperatures associated with climate change, suppresses a cow's appetite, causing it to eat less and give less milk.
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" "Your average healthy person is probably not at huge risk," Spann said, noting that the vulnerable include "people who have some sort of a chronic disease that suppresses their immune function, or maybe they are on immunosuppressive drugs like corticosteroids.
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There's a perception that police are less likely to do the marginal additional policing that suppresses crime, the getting out of your car at 2 in the morning and saying to a group of guys, 'What are you doing here?
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Turkey is a prime example of "how an authoritarian government suppresses domestic criticism by violating international laws and uses global companies for it," Efe Kerem Sozeri, a researcher who has been documenting Turkey's censorship of Twitter, previously told BuzzFeed News.
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Since President Donald Trump tweeted directly to Google CEO Sundar Pichai on Tuesday, making sweeping allegations that the tech giant suppresses right-leaning content, internal Google message boards have been mostly quiet on the topic, multiple current employees tell us.
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They fear a virus that comes from a foreign land that we automatically see as suspicious, a country whose government suppresses information and then uses techniques from the Middle Ages to try to rope off and squash the emerging contagion.
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Abrams, who also directed "The Force Awakens," the first chapter in this trilogy, suppresses that potential, reaffirming the historic "Star Wars" commitment to dynastic bloodlines and messianic mumbo-jumbo, even as he ends on a note of huggy, smiley pseudo-populism.
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A slew of stories published in the wake of the #MeToo movement showed that female service members found the military justice system broken when it came to reporting sexual assault and felt stuck in a culture that suppresses the reporting of these crimes.
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The brunt of the casualty count, which the state suppresses, has been borne by private contractors, including the Wagner Group, a firm said to be run by Putin's close friend Yevgeny Prigozhin, known as "Putin's chef," though mercenaries are technically illegal in Russia.
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This deprives minors with HIV of the Outpatient HIV/AIDS Treatment Package, which includes anti-retroviral treatment that suppresses the growth of the virus, laboratory exams, and a PHP30.000 ($587 USD) coverage for all expenses incurred through accessing treatment hubs and medicine.
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In a meta-analysis, involving more than 70 studies, funded by the National Institutes of Health and the McCormick Science Institute, researchers state that the balance of the literature suggests the capsaicin suppresses appetite, though the magnitude of the effects is small.
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On the one hand, it is carrying a large balance sheet that suppresses real interest rates; on the other hand, it seeks to raise interest rates by boosting inflation to a level it has not reached in 25 years without financial catastrophe.
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He found that their conditioned response to saccharin suppresses proliferation of white blood cells in their spleens, and cuts the production of two vital chemicals that the immune system uses for signalling (the cytokines IL-2 and IFN-γ), just as the drug does.
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It got a boost in 2013, when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that such deals, sometimes called pay-for-delay deals, may violate antitrust laws if they involve a "large and unjustified" payment from a brand-name drugmaker to a generic drugmaker that suppresses competition.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "China Suppresses Christianity From the Top Down" (news article, May 22): Despite the Chinese Communist Party's repression of religious freedom, there is little evidence that the party's unremitting campaign to topple church crosses and demolish church buildings is working.
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"Yesterday, President Trump handed global leadership and stature —free of charge— to Vladimir Putin, a man who has spent his entire life working against the interests of the United States and who brutally suppresses and murders his own citizens," said Shaheen said in a statement.
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The GOP, with the help of its Christian allies, also directly suppresses the votes of their non-white peers: Gerrymandering, voter ID laws, and general anti-immigration sentiment all occupy starring roles in the Republican Party's contemporary handbook, and all target Americans of color.
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A look at the many ways China suppresses online discourse about the Tiananmen Square protests The effects of the crackdown appears to have spread beyond China, with the suspension of many Chinese-language Twitter accounts critical of China, even if they originated outside the country.
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When you drink too fast—spiking your blood alcohol level in the process—alcohol suppresses functions in the areas of the brain that create memories, says Reagan R. Wetherill, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania who studies the effects of heavy drinking.
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The drug, which had been developed for treating Alzheimer's but turned out to be unsuitable for that, suppresses the activity of a protein that prevents hair cells from being created by so-called supporting cells—cells in the cochlea that function something like stem cells.
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"We are very open to partnerships ... we are in talks with many players," Chief Executive Stefan Oschmann told a news conference after the release of fourth-quarter results, pointing in particular to evobrutinib, a so-called BTK inhibitor that suppresses autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis.
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Although eight states celebrate Election Day as a civic holiday, there are widespread concerns that having the only opportunity to vote be on a work day suppresses voter turnout -- especially among individuals working hourly jobs that may not allow employees to take time off to vote.
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One team of researchers, for example, conditioned rats by injecting them with the drug cyclosporine A—which suppresses the immune system and is used to prevent transplanted organs from being rejected by the body—while also feeding the rats water sweetened with the artificial sugar saccharin.
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Powell's remarks about inflation were seen by some as a signal that the Fed has little need to push rates beyond the bank's perceived level of the neutral rate, or where the federal funds rate reaches an equilibrium where it neither stimulates nor suppresses economic growth.
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Combined with a recently announced "audit" that will address criticism that the social network suppresses conservative voices, Facebook's latest moves point to a larger problem that's bigger than fake news: Zuckerberg, desperate for conservative allies, has bought into the argument that mainstream news is fundamentally biased.
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"Star elaborated on Daddy's medical condition in another tweet, writing, "The reason we are really scared is because Daddy has an auto immune deficiency in his brain and has been on medication for months which suppresses the body from fighting back and makes surgery very risky.
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The results strongly indicate that irisin nudges human white fat to become brown and also suppresses the formation of new white fat, says Li-Jun Yang, a professor of hematopathology at the University of Florida and senior author of the study (which was funded by the scientists themselves).
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A YouTube spokeswoman confirmed to TechCrunch it is now in the process of rolling out the same update to suppresses conspiracy recommendations in the UK. She said it will take some time to take full effect — without providing detail on when exactly the changes will be fully applied.
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In the main, the goal is to undermine the West every way they can, from exposing military and diplomatic secrets via WikiLeaks, to intervening in and calling into question the legitimacy of the democratic process, to raising the bogus specter of a "deep state" that suppresses the popular will.
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If you have not read the Melrose books, you might think that this is a show about a petulant prince who likes to party; the abuse is hinted at in the episode, as Cumberbatch suppresses tears next to his father's coffin, but you don't yet feel the wallop of it.
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The Southern strategy gave way to administrations that passed "tough on crime" laws, weakened the enforcement of civil rights laws, enacted legislation that suppresses voters, opposed same-sex marriage and nondiscrimination laws that legally protect LGBTQ people, and took on other actions that targeted or disproportionately hurt minority Americans and women.
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Possible antitrust action against Facebook has been in the news lately after one of the platform's co-founders, Chris Hughes, published an op-ed in the New York Times saying the company has become too big and too powerful to be subject to any real accountability, suppresses competition, and must be split up.
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On the whole, Zuckerberg tried to chart a middle course between his two loudest, angriest constituencies: the voices, mostly on the left, pushing for him to take down much more content than Facebook currently does; and the voices, mostly on the right, that complain Facebook is an engine for censorship that actively suppresses their views.
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Yet Jewish students targeted because of their presumed support for Israel, and all other students who do not fall within the protected categories etched out by anti-discrimination law, are routinely denied these rights by university administrators, as harassing behavior that suppresses their speech and excludes them from campus activities is allowed to continue unabated.
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It really is true that you'll have a harder time falling asleep after reading a book on an LED device than you will after reading one printed on old-fashioned paper; the blue light emitted by an iPad suppresses your brain's natural release of melatonin, the hormone that induces sleepiness, by over 50 percent.
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The cycle continues, generating what Markovits calls "snowball inequality": a compounding feedback loop that amplifies economic inequality, dramatically suppresses social mobility, and creates a "time divide" between an elite class whose members work longer and longer (due to a higher demand for their talents) and an increasingly idle middle class (whose work has been made redundant).
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In the UK, treatment has advanced astronomically over the last few decades – contraceptive drug PrEP is currently being trialled by the NHS, while ART (antiretroviral treatment) suppresses the viral load of HIV positive people on medication to 'undetectable' levels, meaning they can't transmit the virus even through unprotected sex (you should always rubber up regardless, folks!).
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Even so, the social network, which is making a tour of contrition after accusations that it actively suppresses conservative content, said it would make some changes to Trending Topics, including no longer referring to a list of national news sources — like Fox News, The New York Times and BuzzFeed News — to "boost" topics appearing on its Trending Topics.
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The New York Times's chief film critic, A.O. Scott, posted on Twitter about it, saying that "the accusation that the movie suppresses the flag is quite simply a lie": it still kind of amazes me, though I guess it shouldn't, that First Man, a movie that celebrates American idealism, would be attacked as somehow anti-American.
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I admired "Play It as It Lays"—there isn't a closeted gay adolescent on the planet who wouldn't identify with its nihilism played out in the glare of glamorous privilege—but it didn't thrill me like "A Book of Common Prayer," which has a full-bodied pathos and yearning that Didion's other early fiction lacks or suppresses.
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"The challenged regulation ... blatantly undercuts the congressional goal of fully disclosing the sources of money flowing into federal political campaigns, and thereby suppresses the benefits intended to accrue from disclosure, including informing the electorate, deterring corruption, and enforcing bans on foreign contributions being used to buy access and influence to American political officials," wrote the judge.
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Now a professor at the University of Washington School of Medicine, Page oversees three studies of new contraceptive methods for men: a hormonal pill, which suppresses sperm production with a compound called DMU; an injection, modeled after the Depo-Provera shot for women; and the NES/T gel, which uses a type of progestin called nesterone in concert with testosterone.
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Copper-nickel mining could result in the loss of 215,490 jobs and $288 million annually in visitor spending, more than $344 million in diminished property values and more than $400 million in annual revenue if a mine "suppresses or reverses overall amenity-based growth at the heart of the Arrowhead's recovery" that has occurred since a 1980s mining bust devastated the region.
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A. producer-vocalist suppresses one half or the other of her disorienting stealth-comic synthesis: the opening "It's Okay to Cry," which leans hard on the soprano whose dulcet artifice is believed by some metaphysicians to represent her TRUE SELF, and the six-minute "Pretending," all strident squalls and swells that roll slowly to a stop like hardening lava or a Harley slurping its last ounce of fuel.
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Most recently, multiple human studies of treatment for HIV that suppresses the virus to undetectable levels in the blood and sexual fluids has given birth to a novel take-away moniker — "U = U" — an undetectable virus is non-transmissible — and has been endorsed by the International AIDS Society, by National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Dr. Anthony Fauci and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Robert Redfield — remove any excuse for keeping those laws on the books.
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