Voter Suppression And Intimidation Perhaps the biggest issue has been attempted voter suppression and intimidation.
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What's the real story there: the suppression of the novel or the pushback against this suppression?
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Democrats do fight voter suppression, but that's likely at least partly because voter suppression hurts them electorally.
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Baker: The Voter Suppression Trial one, that's a case where we always knew we wanted to do something around voter suppression.
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OJJDP's recent FY 2018 gang suppression grant solicitation will move the country backwards to the failed policies of "tough on crime" suppression.
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OJJDP's FY 2018 Gang Suppression Planning Grants Program requires that applicants elevate suppression of youth gang violence as one of their priority issues.
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The optimal level of fire suppression happens when an additional dollar of spending on suppression avoids at least a dollar of wildfire damages.
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In the first tweet, Trump is recasting the concept of voter suppression to include the posting of poll results unfavorable to Republicans ("Fake Suppression Polls").
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But by the logic of the Chinese government, economic development was built on the suppression of human rights, so how can it now abandon this suppression?
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Voter suppression allegations take center stage Allegations of voter suppression led by Kemp, Georgia's current secretary of state, have become a major issue in recent days.
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One of the workshops scheduled is the "21st Century Voter Suppression" workshop (no, that's not a typo; "suppression" is misspelled multiple times on the school's agenda).
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You should also know that voter suppression is already an issue in this election: High-profile cases of alleged suppression have emerged in at least three different states.
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I have always been taught to avoid confrontation at all costs, which caused me to be silent most of my life, silence causes suppression and suppression causes sickness.
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Kansas rejected the gubernatorial bid of voter-suppression operative Kris Kobach, and Brian Kemp's suppression of votes in Georgia has attracted national disgust that bodes well for reform.
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This means that it's not enough to examine aggregate data on costs of wildfire suppression, or even the cost per acre burned, to assess the efficiency of suppression.
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Inside North Carolina's voting rights battle and claims of voter suppression Inside North Carolina's voting rights battle and claims of voter suppression This segment originally aired on Oct.
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" "Voter suppression isn't only about blocking the vote.
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New studies show that the rate of viral load suppression among people living with HIV was more than 2900 percent; by comparison, the global average for viral suppression is 220006 percent.
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The argument resembles the one applied to the long-standing policy of fire suppression in forests: that is, fire suppression and the Conservation Reserve Program both create dangerous buildups of fuel.
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"With a single E.R. visit, we can provide 24 to 48 hours of withdrawal suppression, as well as suppression of cravings," said Dr. Andrew Herring, an emergency medicine specialist at Highland.
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"Given suppression needs to happen if we are to prevent millions of lives being lost gravely, what can we do and how can we support countries in enabling suppression to happen?"
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Facebook's data could also help us understand if the Trump voter suppression strategy was effective: Did districts targeted with voter suppression stealth advertising lineup for Trump more than nearby, comparable districts?
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" Facebook does not "permit the suppression of political perspectives.
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" Another is suppression, "which aims to reverse epidemic growth.
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" He added: "Don't believe the Fake News Suppression Polls!
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On Monday morning, the president of the United States sent out two tweets that touched on the subject of voter suppression: So funny to see the CNN Fake Suppression Polls and false rhetoric.
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It may even play a role in tumor suppression, too.
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Find something worthwhile to be mad about — like voter suppression!
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What is the next big hurdle in ending voter suppression?
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Abrams said the election was marred by systemic voter suppression.
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And it's pretty clear that those suppression efforts were successful.
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These guidelines do not permit the suppression of political perspectives.
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The contest was also mired in allegations of voter suppression.
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After six years of suppression, the Shia opposition is disheartened.
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Facebook claims it prohibits speech that leads to voter suppression.
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You can read more about voter suppression in Georgia here.
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As she herself has pointed out, "voter suppression is insidious".
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Here's the thing, voter suppression didn't just happen in Georgia.
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He's also known for supporting maximally draconian voter suppression laws.
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The total amount reflects funding for preparedness and suppression activities.
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So, too, will the partisan push for voter suppression accelerate.
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" Leahy maintained his call for Apple to challenge Chinese "suppression.
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Democrats could well commit their own form of voter suppression.
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Property owners also influence decisions made by public suppression agencies.
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To begin, we can change how we approach fire suppression.
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"War, suppression, destroying colonies of people, that's crazy," Hubbard said.
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But it looks like more suppression is on the way.
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Swaziland has also achieved the 73% goal for viral suppression.
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But her racial back story is one of identity suppression.
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Suppression of natural fires has allowed dry vegetation to accumulate.
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But voter suppression remains a significant barrier to black turnout.
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It ends up being a de facto suppression of local.
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It played to Mr. Browne's kinky emphasis on erotic suppression.
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The main reason for their apathy was not voter suppression.
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Yet immune suppression itself leaves the people vulnerable to shingles.
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She added that her focus remains on fighting voter suppression.
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My own recent take on vote suppression is available here.
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Kamala Harris saying that without voter suppression, we have Gov.
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I know what it takes to fight voter suppression. 5.
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TT: I don't think it's a suppression of bad news.
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Brian Kemp, and has implied voter suppression enabled Kemp's victory.
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More than a third involve suppression of evidence by police.
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America's bastions of free thought have become hubs of suppression.
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We need to end voter suppression once and for all.
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We need to end voter suppression once and for all.
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Opponents called it another attempt at intimidation and voter suppression.
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"It's flagrant political suppression by the government," Mr. Law said.
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Facebook says voter suppression efforts are banned on its platform.
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The proposal has sparked accusations of racism and voter suppression.
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It has changed positions to defend voter suppression and purging.
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This statement weakens our democracy and strengthens voter suppression efforts.
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For Waller County, voter suppression has weighed on its reputation.
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The most glaring part of Republicans' strategy was voter suppression.
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Twitter stops voter suppression effort On Friday evening, Twitter revealed that it had shut down a voter suppression effort that involved thousands of accounts, mostly posing as Democrats, that were discouraging people from voting.
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Elections are likewise degraded by racially-biased voter suppression, the control of big money and big media over our elections, the suppression of independent and third party voices in debates and media and more.
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Another potential change would be to better balance damage and suppression costs to lower the overall costs of fire—in effect, devoting more resources away from suppression and toward the protection of assets at risk.
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Holder led to a surge in voter suppression measures in Georgia and other previously covered jurisdictions with a history of discriminatory voter suppression, as well as states facing demographic changes that threaten incumbents' political power.
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There's a connection between racist voter suppression and bringing everybody down.
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You talk a good bit about voter suppression in your paper.
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And any suppression of the truth is never a good thing.
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Do you consider voter suppression an existential threat to American democracy?
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She says that suppression isn't a bug within the voting system.
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The result is reduced neuronal excitability, and, with it, respiratory suppression.
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"Voter suppression has definitely intensified since the SCOTUS ruling," said Clarke.
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Suppression of labour unrest has become even harsher in recent months.
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So you think there's perhaps an element of government suppression here?
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Voter suppression is more subtle now, but it's still quite effective.
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In particular, the bots focused on voter suppression and voter fraud.
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Bloomberg uses black voter suppression as a case study: On Oct.
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" She said it "ensures clean, fair elections and fights voter suppression.
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Inflammation and immune suppression can affect anything, including our mental health.
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"Sometimes there are real partisan intentions behind voter suppression," he said.
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He wanted to study the causes, spread and suppression of epidemics.
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We've learnt that voter suppression affects not only people of colour.
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Then, he railed against the Electoral College, voter suppression, and gerrymandering.
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It's unclear who crafted this low-budget bid at voter suppression.
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During the 2018 midterm elections, we saw instances of voter suppression.
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He spent a career defending North Carolina's many voter suppression measures.
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The suppression of civic life bodes ill for Thailand's democratic prospects.
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Furthermore, different landscapes will call for different levels of suppression expenditures.
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It's time to address election security, administration problems, and voter suppression.
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It also asked for $576.5 million for for wildfire suppression. Rep.
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More suppression hearings would be a good thing, almost everyone agrees.
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Undergirding such inequality was the PRI's suppression of information and dissent.
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Readers also submitted examples of local and statewide voter suppression misinformation.
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But the danger of allowing governmental suppression of truth is real.
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An expert on voter suppression, he will help keep Georgia red.
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The North Koreans couldn't break Mr. Carrier, but voter suppression did.
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Rather, it was about fine-tuning a voter suppression master plan.
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Racist violence, segregation and voter suppression are not shared historical jokes.
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The right is using voter suppression to rig the governor's race.
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"Voter suppression in the U.S." How is the Trump presidency going?
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But the fact that the alleged suppression didn't work is encouraging.
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Some have focused on voter suppression, others on Russian interference. Mrs.
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Zuckerberg answered that the anti-voter suppression rules would win out.
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We can condemn particular policies and suppression wherever they may occur.
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That section continues to protect all voters from any real suppression.
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Viral suppression can be lifelong if people stay on their medicine.
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The stronger the police suppression, the stronger people will fight back.
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The obsession with suppression creates problems for nature and man alike.
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Dozens of states and countless localities have enacted voter suppression measures.
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Other voter suppression is expected, including long lines at the polls.
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Sustaining the legitimacy of racial boundaries requires suppression of these narratives.
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"Only thing routine is the voter suppression part," he tweeted Sunday.
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When it comes to voter suppression, North Carolina is the epicenter.
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He called unfavorable polls "suppression polls" designed to deflate his supporters.
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Viral suppression effectively means no risk of transmission of the virus.
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"Voter suppression is not simply about being told 'no,' " Abrams said.
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Supporters unsuccessfully sought state funding to install a fire suppression system.
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It's a breather from the suppression we live under, without fear.
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Thom Hartmann discusses voter suppression and ways to avoid it. Hill.
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And this partisan agenda suppression has been ongoing on for years.
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"With a single E.R. visit we can provide 241 to 163 hours of withdrawal suppression, as well as suppression of cravings," said Dr. Andrew Herring, an emergency medicine specialist at Highland who runs the buprenorphine program.
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Notably, Georgia Democrat and former candidate Stacey Abrams, who credits voter suppression for her 2018 gubernatorial loss, launched an organization called Fair Fight 2020 with the goal of fighting voter suppression across the the country. Hill.
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Within days, McCrory signed the worst voter suppression bill in the nation.
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"I don't agree with the word 'suppression' in your question," he said.
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"I object on the massive voter suppression that included --" Jackson Lee began.
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"Jeff Sessions has a lifelong record of racist voter suppression," said Theoharis.
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One National MP called the suppression rules "nonsense," according to the Herald.
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The Trump administration is also seeking $576.5 million for wildfire suppression funding.
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For more on the voter suppression allegations in Georgia, read Vox's explainer.
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Misinformation On College CampusesTechnically, misinformation is just another form of voter suppression.
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Do the Democrats underestimate the structural suppression imbedded in our voting system?
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I am here today to break the cycle of suppression and inequality.
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Ironically, the suppression of the video may end up doing just that.
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For the most part, opioids all kill via one mechanism: respiratory suppression.
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Melatonin suppression is a marker of circadian disruption, which includes disrupted sleep.
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But consistent fire suppression only increases the amount of dry, flammable material.
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In this moral universe, hallucinogens and house music bring suppression, not liberation.
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He may reconsider his decision after a suppression hearing set for Friday.
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The current voter suppression debacle pulls these old fights back into view.
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The most awful, but under-reported, of their efforts is voter suppression.
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It&aposs not a suppression of any of their first amendment rights.
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Brian Kemp in Georgia has become the new face of voter suppression.
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Voter ID laws are the most potent form of voter suppression legislation.
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This new initiative will address voter registration and voter suppression head on.
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Forecasters also severely underestimated or completely discounted the role of voter suppression.
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I am not saying that Kemp's voter suppression tactics stole the election.
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But the true peril lay in his brutal suppression of independent thought.
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Gerrymandering and voter suppression are despicable practices aimed at rigging the system.
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Second, we need to recognize that voter suppression is simply un-American.
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The institutions and organizations that govern wildfire suppression efforts are exceedingly complex.
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"An epidemic of speech suppression has taken over college campuses," Schlapp said.
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Nonstate fire suppression initiatives could also play a role in this regard.
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Voter purge programs are chief among the suppression tactics we see today.
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Fukuyama missed completely the suppression of the pro-democracy movement in China.
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It is a cry against suppression and machoism throughout the music business.
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What, then, did the study's temporary suppression achieve for Trump and Pruitt?
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Being over-prepared is just another layer of protection against voter suppression.
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Otherwise, he is complicit in making voter suppression the new normal. Rep.
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What we see in the show itself is not suppression but florescence.
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Regardless, voter suppression in all forms is an issue that impacts everyone.
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It helped start All Voting Is Local, which watches for voter suppression.
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Holder (2013), voter purges, minority vote suppression and extreme gerrymandering have accelerated.
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Is it fair to blame Republicans for voter suppression in our state?
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In any event, the administration's strategy of information suppression and distraction worked.
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Jim Crow segregationists employed voter suppression, violence and coups to maintain power.
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This documentary details that systemic suppression through archival footage and historical insight.
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Democrats should be talking about the relevance and presence of voter suppression.
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Nothing more seriously undermines democracy than intentional, systematic suppression of lawful voting.
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"The voter suppression rules would be paramount in that case," Zuckerberg said.
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Senator Debbie Stabenow of Michigan even compared the effort to voter suppression.
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Instead, she brought the question back to the issue of voter suppression.
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These relative advantages may help insulate Hong Kong from more severe suppression.
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Civil rights groups called the commission a voter suppression tactic by Trump.
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Some of that has been driven by the conversations of voter suppression.
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Trump's voter suppression commission is a solution in search of a problem.
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Income inequality and voter suppression are not separate challenges to our democracy.
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But more change is needed to overcome the legacy of voter suppression.
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And exercise our own abilities for stereotype-suppression while we still can.
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Abrams' supporters have called the purge a blatant act of voter suppression.
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The lesson is that lying, arrogance and suppression of criticism is dangerous.
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The $28503 trillion "omnibus" appropriations bill was celebrated for "fixing" wildfire suppression spending and ending the practice of "fire borrowing" that requires the U.S. Forest Service to raid non-fire accounts whenever its fire suppression budget is exhausted.
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The most basic suppression tactic, used in almost all tall buildings, is compartmentation.
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What other sorts of voter suppression tactics are we seeing across the country?
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But those efforts voter suppression efforts hurt traditionally Democratic voters and help Republicans.
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The other defendants also could benefit from the suppression of the video footage.
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It is also helpful when quick suppression is needed for a large area.
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And counteracting voter suppression may shift results toward Democrats, but that's not cheating.
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We need to tackle big problems like money in politics and voter suppression.
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It's also because of voter suppression efforts, much like the one in Randolph.
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There are ample reasons for this, of course, from apathy to voter suppression.
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Fires are exacerbated by human behavior (including fire suppression) and climate change... pic.twitter.
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"It took away the suppression from the very highly prejudiced people," Crandall said.
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In 2000, 22012 percent of the Forest Service's budget went to wildfire suppression.
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Projected growth in the annual cost of wildfire suppression in the United States.
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The House Oversight Committee is investigating allegations of voter suppression in several states.
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His request for bail was refused but the judge granted him name suppression.
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With divergent monetary policy, there is less scope for suppression of market volatility.
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States will likely be able to pass discriminatory vote-suppression legislation with impunity.
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"We have three major voter suppression operations under way," says a senior official.
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Voter-fraud fear-mongering is a tool for voter suppression and nothing more.
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The relentlessness of horse-race politics is ultimately a form of political suppression.
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Democrats say the commission is a large-scale effort aimed at voter suppression.
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Turnout, fake news, voter suppression, emails and a hundred other things also mattered.
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I'm helping young people address issues around voter suppression and low voter turnout.
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They were also popular in air conditioning units, refrigeration, fire suppression, and insulation.
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Then he tapped Kris Kobach, the king of voter suppression, to lead it.
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The report's afterword states that "Sir Stephen looked for suppression and found chaos".
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Democrats have leveled charges (some potentially more valid than others) of voter suppression.
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Kemp, then the secretary of state in Georgia, was accused of voter suppression.
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But Judge Marbley saw an unmistakably clear and politically motivated pattern of suppression.
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This system makes for suppression of the minority party, uncompetitive elections, or both.
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The Obama administration has tried to change the way fire suppression is funded.
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There is good reason to fear that more suppression will follow Chaharshanbe Suri.
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For example, the suppression techniques used to fight large fires are often ineffective.
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Voter suppression is real, it is happening today, and it undermines our democracy.
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It was the American suppression, with Saudi Arabian help, of the oil price.
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Strolling past the brownstones of Brooklyn Heights is an exercise in envy suppression.
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The success of these measures could offer an important counterpoint to voter suppression.
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"Unfortunately, it's a low percentage of women who do [menstrual suppression]," she says.
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Democratic Party officials, however, said they did not see systemic voter suppression efforts.
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It's called menstrual suppression and typically involves continuous use of birth control pills.
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Voting rights groups have charged it is a veiled attempt at voter suppression.
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In Florida, which hasn't had the same suppression, African-American voting is up.
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Dershowitz saw the suppression of "Deep Throat" as a violation of free speech.
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Voter suppression efforts have been targeted at Latinos as well as black voters.
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The real theft of American democracy happens through election fraud and voter suppression.
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And don't even get me started on all the new voter-suppression tactics.
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Gag orders, also known as suppression orders, are supposed to work that way.
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Messing with polling stations is one of the most common voter suppression tactics.
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Also: Why didn't Barack Obama talk about voter suppression in his recent speeches?
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To be clear, voter suppression is a real problem, and it's an outrage.
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The complete suppression of dissenting speech isn't feasible in our "cheap speech" era.
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You could count on that to make sure you could do suppression activities.
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Maybe we could focus on the real problems: voter suppression and partisan gerrymandering.
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To some, the data demand looks suspiciously like a prelude to vote suppression.
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Let's go through the major threats one by one, starting with voter suppression.
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So voter suppression ends up having this dual way of undermining people's confidence.
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In response, Trump falsely said that CNN's polls were a form of suppression.
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" Democracy reform and voter suppression: "There is no question — democracy reform is critical.
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Booker had an interesting answer on abortion by linking it to voter suppression.
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Voter suppression, not voter fraud, is the great domestic threat to our elections.
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Suppression, not fraud, is the danger on which the administration should have fixed.
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Cedric Richmond's (D-La.) Anti-Voter Suppression Act, which would do exactly that.
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Crews concluded fire suppression efforts on Thursday afternoon, the Minneapolis Fire Department tweeted.
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We saw it once again in 2018, a case study in voter suppression.
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Uighurs, human rights abuses, or the suppression of free speech—the success of
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In July, a judge in Australia rejected his request for a suppression order.
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Brian Kemp in an election marked by accusations of voter suppression and disenfranchisement.
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Policies like active fire suppression have also paradoxically increased the risks from wildfires.
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Fire-suppression tactics in the western United States have disrupted this natural cycle.
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The onslaught of voter suppression in the past four years should also be recognized as the emergency that it is — especially as the state-level efforts have been coupled with an executive branch intent on doubling down on such suppression.
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Voter suppression need not entail, as it once did in the South, naked intimidation.
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These titles are the strange success story of the Communist Party's suppression of speech.
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We've had over 400 verified reports of voter suppression, intimidation and other ballot issues.
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In colonial Australia, there was this act called the Rabbit Suppression Act of 1884.
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Buttressed by suppression at home and military adventures abroad, he is the archetypal strongman.
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When we receive valid court orders, including suppression orders, we review and respond appropriately.
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He can use imaginary Democratic voter fraud to cover up red-state voter suppression.
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" What Trump is referring to as "suppression polls" are more commonly known as "polls.
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Pence, for example, has been accused of supporting the suppression of African-American voters.
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"Fire suppression repair personnel continue [to] conduct rehab where possible," the latest report read.
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Violent suppression of LGBTQ parades by extreme rightwing groups is not uncommon for Ukraine.
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We're dealing with our spouses, our bodies, our mothers, our kids, suppression and oppression.
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Suppression of dissent, Blum demonstrates, was the furthest thing from the two men's minds.
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From an evolutionary standpoint, they reasoned, immune suppression after strenuous exercise made little sense.
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For Democratic candidates and voters alike in Georgia, voter suppression is a real fear.
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Abrams has also not been shy in calling voter suppression out on the stump.
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RELATED: DOJ looking into voter suppression claims in Arizona Walker praised the law Wednesday.
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That, plus massive voter suppression, could improve the odds for the G.O.P. in November.
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The lifting of the suppression order means his comments can now be made public.
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Due to the suppression order, it is unclear when the legal notices were issued.
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Soon after, voter suppression in this sleepy Georgia County became a national news story.
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And misinformation is far from eradicated, even if specific voter suppression efforts have stopped.
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But that's only if you assume the maximum effect that voter suppression can have.
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Bevin borrows language that Thomas Jefferson used to justify the suppression of an insurrection.
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"It's basically noise suppression," says Amazon's Director of Product Management for Echo, Toni Reid.
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We don't have voter fraud in our midst—what we have is voter suppression.
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She initially refused to concede the race, alleging voter suppression influenced the election process.
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The headphones modify to ambient noise and deliver the necessary level of noise suppression.
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It's connected to wires that can each cause pain relief, appetite suppression, or depression.
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But does courage entail the suppression, management, or elimination of the fear of death?
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These are new pieces of a longer, sordid history of voter suppression in America.
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We can and should ensure we're not susceptible to accidental or deliberate voter suppression.
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Understanding that suppression apparatus is key to understanding Putin's iron grip on his country.
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This is about the suppression of democracy and the erosion of our liberal institutions.
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Yet the issue of voter suppression never even became part of the public debate.
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They don't have a stellar record when it comes to suppression on the platform.
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"The most efficient suppression of melatonin is with that beautiful blue light," he said.
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"To say that's voter suppression is ridiculous," Kinney said, according to the local station.
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There's evidence that voter-suppression laws may have helped tip the balance towards Trump.
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Expect future Republican candidates to lean even further into voter suppression and white grievance.
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Second, and more importantly, claims of voter fraud always precede new voter suppression actions.
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Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach has built his career on voter suppression laws.
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As a result, suppression costs often far exceed the value of the resources protected.
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"We also want to put an end to this voter suppression," Durbin said Wednesday.
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But while voter suppression offers many advantages to elites, it is far from foolproof.
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The long, brutal British suppression of the Irish people was no joke, of course.
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Also, among non-Western people, there is a reclaiming of tattoos after its suppression.
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Gene drives that do this are called suppression drives because they suppress the population.
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Today, the US Forest Service spends approximately $830 million per year on fire suppression.
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I had to give it one last shot, though, with the immune suppression treatment.
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The core of this revival centred around The Drones and Eddy Current Suppression Ring.
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It argued that Facebook's decision to remove the ads amounted to "blatant voter suppression."
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Painful and disabling periods can be stopped altogether with a process called menstrual suppression.
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Jelani Cobb reports on how Stacey Abrams is leading the battle against voter suppression.
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You haven't seen voter suppression till you've seen how they do it in Texas.
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It is unlikely the pope will accept, given the country's suppression of religious freedom.
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Ross Douthat thinks voter suppression — like voter fraud — has little effect on who wins.
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It's subject to a suppression order, and I cannot legally tell you about it.
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Wage suppression is just like a tax: a tax on the labor of workers.
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An official said the expulsions were needed to defend China's media against American suppression.
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But Robert Mugabe's indefinite presidency and suppression of opposition looms large over everyday activity.
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"We didn't actually measure sperm suppression because the study was too short," Page explained.
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Bocanegra exposes this form of suppression, but also elevates these practices to fine art.
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That is why there is such a push for voter restrictions, suppression and disenfranchisement.
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The suppression of creativity in China breeds plagiarism, which runs rampant on Chinese campuses.
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Grossman died of cancer in 1964, in despair over the suppression of his masterpiece.
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But so is running an organization to register more voters and address voter suppression.
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The same one that is the target of the worst suppression campaigns: African-Americans.
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This is egregious even by the standards of Republicans' all-out voter suppression war.
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Holder Supreme Court decision that has helped enable the increase of voter suppression nationally.
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Its primary mission is not the opposition of fascism, but the suppression of ideas.
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In addition to gene drive, Wolbachia bacteria have also been used for population suppression.
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People living with HIV who maintain viral suppression with ART contributed no new infections.
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Lying about millions of illegal votes might excuse suppression of voting by disfavored groups.
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Or citizens and political candidates freely expressing their opinions online without fear of suppression?
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Facebook expanded its policies around voter suppression content ahead of the 2018 U.S. midterms.
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ONE PERSON, NO VOTE: How Voter Suppression Is Destroying Our Democracy, by Carol Anderson.
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When a division exists inside a party, it gets addressed through suppression or compromise.
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Experts warn that the tactic is being used as a form of protest suppression.
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But, Leal said, that level of suppression isn't enough; they're aiming for 90 percent.
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"We did the suppression, we closed with them and we pulled back," Lance Cpl.
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It's hard to come to Georgia and not have a conversation about voter suppression.
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"Voter suppression is rampant and it is real," she said in her Tuesday announcement.
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"There's a small percentage of those closures that actually may be a good thing, but by and large it's basically just voter suppression," Anthony Gutierrez, executive director of Common Cause Texas, who called the incident an example of "systemic voter suppression," said.
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And as states grapple with voter suppression, representation in public office continues to be critical.
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And are today's voter suppression efforts just a 221st-century incarnation of the same policies?
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This kind of voter suppression seems much more insidious than it was in previous eras.
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The mantra of high-rise fire protection is compartmentation, suppression, and evacuation, in that order.
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He made a plea to protect the nation's safety net and spoke against voter suppression.
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" Brooks said over the course of the past election there has been "unrelenting voter suppression.
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Toleration, not suppression, of difference is the only policy that's really compatible with a heterogeneous
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Even reservations and voter suppression can be fit neatly under the rubric of federal overreach.
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Oprah Winfrey Georgia has been the focus on intense scrutiny over allegations of voter suppression.
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Cal Fire has estimated that the cost of fire suppression efforts alone topped $177 million.
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"The senator absolutely is not a racist and does not support voter suppression," Scallan said.
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Suppression has the opposite goal — denial, saving face, public control, but ultimately the virus wins.
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"An epidemic of speech suppression has taken over college campuses," said Schlapp in the announcement.
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Venerable Democratic institutions have experience fighting voter suppression in the courts and at the polls.
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The North Dakota GOP is now condemning the ad as an example of voter suppression.
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Additionally, the side effects of long-term hormonal suppression are still unknown, notes the CAS.
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The two officers, members of the department's gang suppression unit, radioed shortly before 11 p.m.
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I didn't do a good enough job fighting suppression and finding the votes somewhere else.
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Some encouraged journalists and the government to investigate allegations of voter suppression and even fraud.
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Because when we yolk together, voter suppression and the census, that's the recipe for victory.
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This is how our President describes a rule of brutality, torture, dictatorship, suppression & economic ruin.
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Meanwhile, internet suppression has become an increasingly dangerous and common government weapon across the world.
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Voter ID laws and similar voter suppression tactics overwhelmingly affect poorer minorities who lean Democratic.
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It's systematic suppression by the government of information relating to a topic it considers dangerous.
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The House Oversight and Reform Committee is now investigating allegations of voter suppression against Kemp.
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While the state could appeal the ruling, the suppression could effectively end the state's case.
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Unfortunately, the Trump administration has not indicated whether it will continue this suppression of information.
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But the evidence of real, widespread speech suppression shows it lies elsewhere, on the right.
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The protestors have been met with violent suppression by the police and government-affiliated groups.
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Despite all that, there hasn't been any official pronouncement from Beijing explaining the apparent suppression.
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But just like red state disenfranchisers, machine politicians use voter suppression to stay in power.
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This begs the question: Is Fair Fight about fighting voter suppression or raising Abrams' profile?
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Despite a suppression order on media during the trial, the court streamed Pell's appeal online.
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That will help enormously to ensure fair future elections end the scourge of voter suppression.
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But she made it clear that she believes voter suppression is a more pressing issue.
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This is the level of malicious voter suppression to which Republican statehouses have been stooping.
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Abrams narrowly lost her race against Republican Brian Kemp amid allegations of widespread voter suppression.
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Just think of the high cost, administrative corruption, near liberal monopoly, and free speech suppression.
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Numerous states had refused to cooperate with the commission, and cited concerns over voter suppression.
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CNN investigates the voter suppression tactics that have become a flashpoint in the midterm election.
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Such crosschecks lead to voter suppression because they generate far more false than true matches.
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Now, Abrams is campaigning to fight voter suppression — but she says it's not about her.
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I don't support the suppression of research, even in the case of my own work.
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But despite voter suppression concerns, the primary breakdowns apparently reflected snafus more than malign intent.
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"What suppression in that paper talks about is exactly what we are doing," he said.
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Her opponent, Secretary of State Brian Kemp, is a Trump manqué skilled in voter suppression.
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Clearly, you see that our history of voter suppression has come right back around again.
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"Everybody from Republicans to Russians were targeting the suppression of African-American voters," Booker said.
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"We will not forfeit our faith because of suppression by the authorities," Mr. Gu said.
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But in Victoria, the location of this particular case, suppression orders have become fairly routine.
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Mr. Little rejected the idea that the internet's existence had rendered name suppression orders irrelevant.
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What is voter suppression anyway but an attempt to thwart the will of the people?
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Anand Katakam/Vox Some accusations of voter suppression have come from within the Republican Party.
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The Independent Committee did not conclude that there was an intentional suppression of relevant information.
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The suppression narratives were targeted almost exclusively at the Black community on Instagram and Facebook.
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China's suppression of external dissent is also being mirrored with regard to its own citizens.
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The suppression of the outbreak came at great cost, but it seems to have worked.
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The pieces are worth reading, and I agree that voter suppression is a serious problem.
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But just as certainly, suppression is not the main reason that turnout remains so low.
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And more disruptions, especially of places like the airport, increase the likelihood of violent suppression.
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And notably, given the impending U.S. presidential election, it also includes voter suppression or intimidation.
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Made by M-Fire Suppression, the coating is sprayed on as the framing goes up.
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No, Zuckerberg said; Facebook doesn't tolerate voter suppression, so it would take that content down.
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The second part funds wildfire suppression which includes air tankers, fire fighters and fire equipment.
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We had a lot of questions about voter suppression and abortion and the Supreme Court.
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On the right, conservatives condemn the suppression of free speech with equally ill-conceived tactics.
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Yet, battling voter suppression must be met by federal action to permanently protect voting rights.
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No more Supreme Courts, no more martial laws, no more emergency rule, no more suppression.
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The party's embrace of voter suppression is one way they have tried to undermine democracy.
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As I said in a previous column, this was a classic illustration of voter suppression.
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These groups also had the lowest rates of viral suppression, an estimate for effective treatment.
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Kemp has also called reports of voter suppression a politically driven rallying point for Democrats.
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Rising fire suppression costs over the past three decades have nearly destroyed the agency's budget.
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Its overall funding has been flat for decades, while fire suppression costs have grown dramatically.
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"Let's be clear: Voter suppression is real," she said, calling it a threat to democracy.
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In the future, Gastman said, improved immune-suppression drugs will change the nature of transplantation.
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The suppression of the Stormy Daniels and Access Hollywood stories is clearly about protecting Trump.
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"We've fought too much voter suppression in this state over and over again," Barber said.
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After all, suppression acts like temporary damage, a bit like recoverable health in a fighting game: Within this one turn, its suppressed strength won't be counted, but it would regain that strength on the following turn as the suppression wears off and the unit resupplies.
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"We would like to remind the public that whilst we appreciate the public feeling around this case, it is an offense to breach a court order such as a name suppression, and this includes naming someone who has name suppression on social media," Beard said.
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"He added: "The more money that went into selling volatility, the better it worked via direct suppression of implied volatility and feedback loop suppression of realized volatility ... Investors were able to lever to levels that eventually led to a wipeout once forced closing started.
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The first is suppression—stopping fires from taking hold, or limiting their spread if they do.
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That tricky word "civilized" connotes enlightenment, behavioral restraint, evolutionary advancement and the suppression of bestial impulses.
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And they further exposed rampant voter suppression efforts and just how far we have to go.
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In former Mesopotamia, football has died on multiple occasions due to violent suppression and aerial assaults.
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One of the ways that Russia sought to stir up trouble through Twitter involved voter suppression.
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She said it appears there was no fire-suppression or fire alarm system in the building.
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First responders use images like these to predict a fire's movement, and plan their suppression efforts.
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Democrats brought up voter suppression and the marginalization of low-income voters and voters with disabilities.
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An earlier version of this article suggested that the character fronts a policy of wildfire suppression.
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He accused Abrams of making voter suppression an issue to distract from her campaign's progressive agenda.
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And President Trump has lobbed the occasional Twitter grenade accusing the tech industry of viewpoint suppression.
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It has undermined criminal justice reform, litigated in defense of voter suppression and attacked affirmative action.
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The move to block him from campus was "a clear suppression of free speech," Spencer said.
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Ten of the 20 trees in the fire-suppression zone developed ant colonies in their wounds.
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If things continue this way, the suppression of wages in Mexico is likely to continue unabated.
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RELATED: Arizona Democrats call for probe into voter suppression claims Maricopa County had 60 polling stations.
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New defamation laws have been accompanied by attacks on journalists and the suppression of opposition protests.
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The suppression of the human and the humane in people was crucial to surviving Soviet life.
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Negative side-effects of the drug can include dizziness, drowsiness, breathing suppression, coma and even death.
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She says that voter suppression in Georgia kept her supporters—mostly blacks—away from the polls.
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If potential GOP voter suppression wasn't enough, the third debate did nothing to expand Trump's base.
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Voter suppression through restrictive voter identification laws, and curtailed early voting, is a much larger problem.
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I think the incentives have been against normal lending, against entrepreneurship growth, and towards financial suppression.
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Tyco makes fire suppression systems and Johnson Controls makes ventilation systems, auto seating and car batteries.
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Even more frustratingly, our national television media gave insufficient coverage of voter suppression during this election.
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The European Commission has taken a view that the suppression of competition is damaging to consumers.
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You see it on big tech, what they are doing with the suppression of conservative speech.
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Iranians have taken to using VPNs and building apps to bypass Iran's erratic suppression of information.
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That suppression even targeted one of the most famous progressive leaders of the time, Eugune Debs.
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She acknowledged that Kemp would be governor but alleged that voter suppression tainted the democratic process.
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Voter suppression concerns included roughly 50,000 voter registrations — largely affecting black voters — being put on hold.
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And it retains classic Eastern Bloc–style surveillance, jailing of dissidents, and vicious suppression of dissent.
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Others dismissed concerns about voter suppression and how it limited the power of voters of color.
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She then shouted unsubstantiated claims about the suppression of conservative viewpoints on Twitter using a megaphone.
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This also has been shown to reduce the future accessibility of the targets of memory suppression.
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The email server controversy and GOP voter suppression can explain only so much of this debacle.
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For them, the suppression of a mobilized opposition was the essence of defense against foreign attack.
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"The voter registration deadline is a much bigger voter suppression" than voter ID laws, Pillsbury said.
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Some experts also say that fire-suppression policies have helped make fires in Canada more destructive.
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Dodge City is the latest location to face complaints of alleged voter suppression as midterms approach.
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Republicans tend to claim voter fraud, and Democrats cry voter suppression no matter the action taken.
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Given that turnout is influenced by habit, voter suppression has lasting effects beyond the immediate consequences.
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It took ugly episodes of voter suppression activity and racist dog whistling to upset their momentum.
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Just days before the election, his team paid for a voter-suppression effort on the platform.
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The race has been marked by allegations of voter suppression from Kemp's secretary of state office.
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Multiple closely watched races were roiled by tense recounts and accusations of voter suppression and fraud.
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The Santa Clara Fire Department later said the fluff was from a malfunctioning fire suppression system.
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"'We have three major voter suppression operations underway,' says a senior official," the Businessweek report said.
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Like the Lollards, they withstood suppression and persecution until they were finally absorbed by the Reformation.
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We need policing reform, sentencing reform, and the reversal of the Republican Party's voter suppression campaign.
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Instead, the state is exploiting the chance to double down on its suppression of free speech.
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However, recent research has shown that avoidance or suppression does not resolve unwanted feelings and thoughts.
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The House Oversight Committee is also investigating allegations of voter suppression in Georgia, Texas, and Kansas.
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The purpose of the drill was to see how the data center's fire suppression system worked.
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States will feel empowered to engage in even more voter suppression than they did this year.
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Some states have also enacted rigorous guidelines that voting-rights advocates say amount to voter suppression.
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We're in a culture of repression and suppression so to talk about your emotions is vulnerability.
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That policy, passed in the 1960s, provided a reversal of Jim Crow–era voter suppression laws.
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Instead of doubling down on gang-suppression policing, New York City should invest in better alternatives.
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They have been linked in recent years to cancers, immune suppression and other serious health problems.
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The success of this voter suppression is likely to encourage more Republicans to do the same.
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Booker also made a point about voter suppression being a threat to our elections and democracy.
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How did he reconcile his promotion of human rights abroad and suppression of them at home?
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These type of voter suppression tactics were used explicitly to block the voice of racial minorities.
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The increases in Election Day turnout were particularly noteworthy because of widespread concerns about voter suppression.
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Other supporters of voting restrictions, however, argue that outright discrimination and voter suppression aren't their intent.
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Congressional Democrats are also pushing census participation as a way to combat gerrymandering and voter suppression.
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The primaries have been plagued by voter suppression, as a result of which many say Sen.
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Even leaving aside any conversation about voter suppression, why not more states with mail-in ballots?
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Turner, though, assured me that it's more because of unforeseen technical malfunctions than blatant voter suppression.
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First, the alternative to political polarization is often political suppression — disagreements get suppressed rather than resolved.
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His office was also accused of voter suppression by the Democratic candidate for governor, Stacey Abrams.
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He directed police to conduct "crime suppression" sweeps in predominantly Latino neighborhoods and to raid businesses.
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This is called a "suppression drive," and I explained it in some depth in this article.
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The N.A.A.C.P. has cast the voter purges in the three counties as another attempt at suppression.
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Repression and suppression are employed at a price, and that price must be acknowledged and paid.
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This comes nearly six months after promising to take census manipulation as seriously as voter suppression.
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News Analysis In an epidemic, suppression of bad news costs lives and eventually angers the public.
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Under Joseph Stalin, Jews in the Soviet Union faced suppression and many were sent to gulags.
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Some, such as former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams, have mounted a fight against voter suppression.
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They enacted voter suppression laws across more than a dozen states to minimize Democratic voter turnouts.
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That amplifies the effect of the Fed's primary tool, its direct suppression of short-term rates.
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And along with its legal partners, the branch successfully challenged the state's monster voter-suppression law.
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Combatting voter suppression is a crucial part of that endeavor, but there's room for much more.
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And his efforts will come atop a foundation of state-level GOP gerrymandering and voter suppression.
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The cost of suppression and recovery is becoming so high that something's got to be done.
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And their suppression of the media has taken First Amendment violating to a whole new level.
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If Tennessee wants to criminalize people, let them be bad actors who engage in voter suppression.
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That led the prosecution to drop the second trial, and the suppression order to be lifted.
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It is usually accompanied by suppression of the deviating eye and consequent two-dimensional monocular vision.
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He responded by issuing a detailed plan to fight mass incarceration, police violence, and voter suppression.
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Pell's guilty verdict was revealed in Australia on Tuesday after a court suppression order was dropped.
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This, in the face of reported attempts at voter suppression, is a display of fierce determination.
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She joked about voter suppression while campaigning to represent a state that pioneered Jim Crow laws.
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"The argument is likely that this is an unusual case with leaks," where Cohen can't "wait months for a suppression motion because by the time we'd get to a suppression motion in the normal course, Cohen will have suffered terrible harm," Rimm told CNBC in an email.
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We made an impact, partnering with the New Georgia Project, ACLU of Georgia, ACLU of Wisconsin, Miami Urban Voter Project, and St. Mark's Church of Little Rock to get dollars to anti-suppression work in areas who fielded diverse candidates against the backdrop of active suppression threats.
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We should be able to hold two different ideas in our heads at once: Voter suppression is an injustice that violates American ideals; and voter suppression is not the No. 1 reason turnout rates are so low, especially among demographic groups that lean to the political left.
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Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisOfficial recommends sheriff suspended after Parkland shooting be reinstated Florida voter registration site running again after Gillum, Democrats allege voter suppression Clarence Thomas, Joe Manchin, Rudy Giuliani among guests at second state visit under Trump MORE (R), his former opponent, alleging voter suppression.
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The ACLU is empowering ordinary citizens to take action against voter suppression with their People Power campaign.
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The BBC's suppression of The War Game was a black mark on the broadcaster it wanted removed.
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Democrats and civil rights groups have accused Kemp and Republicans of pursuing a broader voter suppression push.
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Yet in the run-up to the vote, the suppression of dissent is growing ever more ferocious.
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Kobach, in an interview with CNN, dismissed his critics' concerns that the panel would advocate voter suppression.
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Everywhere but here, governments mandate to varying degrees the suppression of speech and restrictions on the press.
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Black women waited more than 40 years and continue to fight for enfranchisement now with voter suppression.
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But Jamaican media organisations fear that media suppression might creep in through a new data protection act.
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"I think we're going to be in a perpetual state of suppression" for these groups, Clapper said.
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The duration of viral suppression ranged from 15 to more than 30 weeks, researchers report in Nature.
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Also, cases of voter suppression erupted in many neighborhoods, barring ethnic minorities and poor families from voting.
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In 21300, Los Angeles finally agreed to make amends by funding a massive dust suppression effort here.
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Mika fearlessly reported on the suppression of Afghan women in Kabul and interviewed Taliban members in Afghanistan.
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Given recent claims of voter suppression, it's important that everyone who can participates in the democratic process.
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"Voter suppression isn't only about blocking the vote," she said during a debate with Kemp on Tuesday.
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"If there's a lesson in 2018, it's that voter suppression has come roaring back," Ho told reporters.
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Voter suppression has been a major issue for minority voters since the post-Civil War Reconstruction era.
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The verdict was made public on Tuesday following the lifting of a suppression order on the case.
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Voter suppression has long been a key staple of the Republican hold on power, Trump's falsehoods notwithstanding.
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Voter suppression is dangerously effective and extraordinarily antidemocratic, but it can only be deployed by government actors.
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Another reportedly banned Kazakhs, another ethnic minority in China targeted by the country's suppression and political indoctrination.
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These facts matter: If Clinton didn't lose because of voter suppression, she obviously lost for other reasons.
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Let's start with voter suppression, which is one of the five reasons why I believe I lost.
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"Voter suppression, it works by convincing people in practice that they don't count," Abrams said on Friday.
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The allegations, first reported by Gizmodo, have fueled speculation about suppression of conservative media on social platforms.
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Eliminating voter suppression and gerrymandering will create more diverse constituencies that elect moderate, sensitive and accountable leaders.
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"They're claiming their injury is a suppression of a cheaper price," Sotomayor told Apple's attorney, Daniel Wall.
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" Pence said a request is in to Congress provide an additional "$576 million for wildfire suppression expenses.
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Curiously, Google says that it didn't receive the suppression order until four days after it was granted.
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The Trump administration needs to understand that the American public will not stand for suppression of science.
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BARONESS EMMA NICHOLSONHouse of LordsLondon * Your coverage of voter suppression in America has instigated a social movement.
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Not only that, but we can't discount the impact of voter suppression schemes in key battleground states.
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Civil rights groups and Democratic lawmakers have criticized the election commission a voter suppression tactic by Trump.
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Thanks to voter suppression and the aforementioned campaign finance madness, there is already significant cause for doubt.
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Facebook can live with endless badgering about Russian bots or Silicon Valley's alleged suppression of conservative voices.
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It would provide a fairer, more efficient, and more effective way to address federal fire suppression costs.
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He created an "election integrity" commission that was a thinly veiled attempt to nationalize voter-suppression techniques.
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Bands don't usually get encores at music festivals but Eddy Current Suppression Ring aren't just any band.
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With sexualization of any body part comes timidity and judgment, a result of pervasive suppression of sexuality.
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Beijing has increased government suppression of rights activism, pushing the demonstrators' original goals further away than ever.
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He's being robbed, a victim of antiquated rules, voter suppression, shady arithmetic and a corrupt Democratic establishment.
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But the reason is important — voter suppression efforts on behalf of the Republicans, especially in North Carolina.
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After the election, Abrams founded the bipartisan group Fair Fight, which is dedicated to combatting voter suppression.
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"China's suppression will only make Taiwan's partnerships in the international community even closer," Tsai said last month.
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They're both skeptical of the utility of voting, but, even so, are both agitated by voter suppression.
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Every year brings devious new ploys at voter suppression in states previously covered by the preclearance requirement.
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A voter- suppression law in North Carolina targeted blacks "with almost surgical precision," an appeals court ruled.
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Mugabe's tenure was marked by a record of human rights abuses, violent suppression of dissent and corruption.
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This willful and deliberate act of voter suppression is never, ever brought up in a presidential campaign.
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The defense is seeking suppression of the passcode and data retrieved from the cellphone, the filing says.
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For Ms. Farassat, the chador became a metaphor for the suppression of women in a patriarchal society.
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Kemp, who recently resigned from his role as secretary of state, has faced allegations of voter suppression.
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It's part of an effort to eliminate partisan gerrymandering, what many call a form of voter suppression.
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Internment camps, race riots, segregation, election after election tainted by vote suppression that grows ever more subtle.
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But, as Stewart noted, people do seem to be using the term "vote suppression" rather wantonly now.
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"These guidelines do not permit the suppression of political perspectives," Facebook said in a statement to Recode.
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It fails to separate governmental suppression of expression from the much less influential act of media critique.
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Wildfires are also getting more destructive because of land use and fire suppression policies over the years.
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Racial inequality and blatant voter suppression could be further embraced by the highest court in the land.
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Inspections also revealed no bracing for items such as a fuel supply for a fire suppression pump.
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The consequences of voter suppression in Texas are especially important this year for at least two reasons.
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The Republican nominee, who is also the secretary of state, has denied accusations of intentional voter suppression.
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"For countries able to achieve it, this leaves suppression as the preferred policy option," the report concludes.
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Also, let's not forget about voter suppression, which is putting an increasingly heavy thumb on the scale.
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But voter suppression also happens in ways that aren't as well-known, and are even more insidious.
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They've already gutted the voting rights act, and that's enabling this voter suppression all around the country.
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"We have three major voter-suppression operations under way," an unnamed Trump campaign strategist told Bloomberg Businessweek.
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The one big stain on those early years was the vicious suppression of dissent in southern Zimbabwe.
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She said voter suppression was too often abetted by the "complicity" of political candidates, including the losers.
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As Vox's P.R. Lockhart has written, reports of voter suppression have swirled amid a potentially historic race.
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"If he's the master of voter suppression, he's doing a terrible job of it," Ms. Broce said.
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A century of fire suppression allowed flammable material — twigs and brush — to build up in forests nationwide.
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In the Kansas gubernatorial primary, Trump backed far-right Kris Kobach, known for his voter suppression schemes.
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Given increasing evidence of rampant voter suppression nationwide, some radical kind of transformation is urgent and necessary.
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The second reason involves the group that is the main target of voter-suppression laws: African-Americans.
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Minorities, who vote at lower rates than whites, have historically been the target of voter suppression laws.
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"The senator absolutely is not a racist and does not support voter suppression," a campaign spokesperson said.
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" Pelosi has been critical of the Chinese government's suppression of the demonstrators and called Beijing's actions "cowardly.
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And he later told reporters he intended to raise the issue of voter suppression in minority communities.
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The 5-second test was immediately aborted and the test facility's fire suppression system extinguished the fire.
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"These guidelines do not permit the suppression of political perspectives," a Facebook spokesperson said in the statement.
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A one-second "action suppression" was supposed to hand control back to the operator for manual braking.
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The new state attempts at voter suppression are underway in a political environment that has drastically changed.
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Furthermore, his positions on felon disenfranchisement and voter ID laws would almost certainly result in voter suppression.
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Due to underfunding, wildfire prevention funds are being raided to pay for suppression, creating a vicious cycle.
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" Younger's story on Tuesday noted that "none of those outlets formally opposed the suppression order being made.
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Many Democrats have pledged to fight voter suppression across the country leading into the November 85033 elections.
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But in the Pakistan-controlled portion of the region, our journalists found a parallel suppression of protesters.
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Tensions were rarely far from the surface, and violent suppression of intermittent ethnic activism was the norm.
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Only 30 percent of Americans with HIV reach viral suppression, many too ashamed to seek appropriate care.
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Also on the committee's request list: details about voter suppression efforts on the platform, the source said.
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He added that Facebook executives pledged to look into how misinformation leads to fear and voter suppression.
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But, she noted, most of the side effects are manageable through immune suppression, such as with steroids.
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Climate change, urban expansion, and the suppression of naturally occurring fires have made the blazes more destructive.
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In March, the House Oversight and Reform Committee began an investigation into voter suppression in the state.
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This well-funded voter suppression plan by Republican operatives on the state level is targeting certain voters.
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It expresses concern that the commission is "laying the groundwork for potential voter suppression" of minority voters.
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"Do you support the suppression of scientific reports from within the US Department of State?" he asked.
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On Wednesday, an appeal court tribunal overturned the suppression order, saying the verdict should be made public.
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It's also about a voter suppression campaign that may well sway the result of a close race.
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It left states like Alabama, Texas and North Carolina free to test the limits of voter suppression.
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The election has since led Abrams to launch Fair Fight, an organization dedicated to fighting voter suppression.
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"Let's be clear: Voter suppression is real," Ms. Abrams said, speaking from Atlanta and surrounded by supporters.
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During Russia's brief experiment with democracy in the 1990s, the church rebounded from the decades of suppression.
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Democrats reject those efforts as voter suppression tools, arguing that they predominantly disenfranchise poor and minority voters.
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And that says nothing of voter suppression and the role social media plays in forming people's opinions.
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We cannot stand back and rely only on our courts to challenge every new voter suppression law.
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The right to vote must be sacrosanct, and that means leaving no room for voter suppression anywhere.
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The many presidential candidates seeking the Democratic nomination ought to prioritize voting rights and condemn voter suppression.
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The medicine, a mixture of synthetic estrogen and progesterone, lists suppression of ovulation as a side effect.
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As Election Day proved, the American people want voting rights protected, voter access expanded, and voter suppression eradicated.
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Tweets and posts about voter suppression during the midterms focused on faulty voting machines and tampering with ballots.
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So voter suppression and difficulty registering are the two main reasons the US falls behind so many others.
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As Vice President, he fought voter suppression efforts and helped reduce the federal prison population by over 38,000.
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"There's a fire suppression problem, there's a climate change problem, and there's a human development problem," Hurteau said. .
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Washington (CNN)NAACP President Cornell William Brooks said Thursday that Donald Trump's electoral victory benefited from voter suppression.
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A growing climate of political censorship and suppression has pervaded university campuses in the country in recent years.
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Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely, but fire suppression measures had not been taken as of yesterday.
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People living with HIV who maintain viral suppression with treatment contributed no new infections, according to CDC scientists.
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The research suggests that the voter suppression efforts so far don't have a huge impact on electoral outcomes.
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"The warrant is void ab initio, suppression is warranted and the good-faith exception is inapplicable," Clealy wrote.
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The state's large black population has been repeatedly raised in conversations about voter suppression in the current contest.
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Anabasum aims to mimic a natural process to "turn off" chronic inflammation and scarring, without causing immuno-suppression.
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He has spoken out against gerrymandering and voter suppression, and in 2017 established the nonprofit Let America Vote.
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"This content is being removed from Facebook and Instagram per our voter suppression policies," a Facebook spokesperson said.
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Why it matters: Major web platforms are getting more active about stemming voter suppression ahead of the election.
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"Voter suppression can look very different," said Reyna Walters-Morgan, the DNC's voter protection and civic engagement director.
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Texas Democrats sometimes make themselves feel better about that by pointing to voter suppression or gerrymandering by Republicans.
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And the fact that people are not questioning whether their vote is counted at all is also suppression.
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Some have attributed the decline in black turnout to voter suppression tactics made possible by the Shelby v.
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The math behind big data policing targets crime, but in many cities, crime suppression targets communities of color.
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And when Britain and France grabbed the Ottomans' Arab lands, their suppression of uprisings cost thousands more lives.
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So do the founders think the gig economy, with its suppression of benefits, helps or hinders our species?
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Zuckerberg's point makes sense — providing a wrong date for an election is one fairly clear voter suppression tactic.
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What made the brassiere shift in our minds from an object of liberation to an object of suppression?
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The startup is by Democrats, for Democrats, with a focus on the growing tide of voter suppression laws.
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Some participants receive just support services, not medical care, and were not included in the viral suppression number.
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Myanmar considers the Rohingya illegal immigrants from Bangladesh and bouts of suppression and strife have flared for decades.
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The previous month, another tweet in Arabic by him was about the suppression of freedoms under el-Sissi.
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You, see not only was he Secretary of State but he was also an architect of voter suppression.
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The heal boost/suppression capabilities of Ana's Biotic Rifle are handiest when friend and enemy front lines meet.
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The suppression of the opposition party and crackdowns on the media suggest a deeper slide into authoritarian rule.
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It said it was unable to substantiate any allegations of politically motivated suppression of particular subjects or sources.
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The biggest knock on claims that voter suppression cost Clinton the election comes from Florida, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
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Demonstrators explicitly portrayed American involvement in Vietnam as the continuation of American imperialism and suppression of nonwhite peoples.
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Trump advisor: "We have three major voter-suppression operations under way," including one targeting African-American voters: pic.twitter.
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Stacey Abrams catapulted into the national spotlight during a Georgia governor's race riddled with allegations of voter suppression.
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Immune suppression can reduce the body's ability to heal wounds and make it more susceptible to other pathogens.
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The suppression order was intended to ensure an impartial jury in the second trial that had been planned.
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The order establishes a commission to review alleged voter fraud and voter suppression throughout the American election system.
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Thousands have been killed in his suppression of the Muslim Brotherhood, and tens of thousands have been jailed.
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"It appears to be political suppression to strip away young people's right to stand in elections," she said.
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Suppression tactics actually reinforce gang cohesion, by elevating the gang's importance and reinforcing an "us versus them" mentality.
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This could have the effect of voter suppression — something that, on other occasions, The Times rightly disapproves of.
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PUDEMO and other opposition and pro-democracy groups are banned in Swaziland under the Suppression of Terrorism Act.
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Abrams and her Democratic supporters accused Kemp, who formerly served as Georgia's secretary of state, of voter suppression.
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But just how its suppression works to extend life is still unclear, raising questions about potential unknown downsides.
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And this will be physical damage, not suppression, so this unit will not recover from the destruction inflicted.
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This race is further complicated by the real possibility of a lot of camp irregularities and voter suppression.
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Abrams dismissed her opponent's allegation as part of a "pattern of voter suppression" in Georgia (The Washington Post).
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Brian Kemp (R) in a close election fraught with allegations of voter suppression and reports of uncounted ballots.
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She did this despite long lines, non-functioning polling machines, purged voters and other hallmarks of voter suppression.
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They waited in ridiculous lines and struggled with deliberate voter suppression (both problems it is time to solve).
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This is not an issue of free speech; this is an issue of voter misinformation and voter suppression.
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Congress's focus on voter suppression and electoral conflicts of interest is well-placed—our democracy depends on it.
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The groups say the new Supreme Court ruling and state rules amount to voter suppression of Native people.
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Johnson has claimed that Britain's EU membership led to the suppression of the wages of its "indigenous" people.
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In deciding any voter suppression cases that come before it, the Supreme Court will have a stark choice.
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Legal challenges against similar voter-suppression laws in other states are making their way through the federal courts.
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That kind of voter suppression is exactly what the Voting Rights Act of 1965 was passed to prevent.
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Non-white voters were much more likely to be concerned about voter suppression (71%) than white voters (51%).
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Adverse effects for ACTH and cortisone, the early trials showed, included psychosis, depression, immune suppression and fluid retention.
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It can demand hearings on allegations of voter suppression in Georgia and promote strengthening the Voting Rights Act.
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Former Georgia candidate for governor Stacey Abrams (D) said Tuesday that the "real national emergency" is voter suppression.
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The New Hampshire voter suppression law is intended to disenfranchise college students from exercising their right to vote.
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Their new weapon of choice is Fake Polling, sometimes referred to as Suppression Polls (they suppress the numbers).
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Sotomayor understands that the pretext of voter fraud has been used for generations to justify voter suppression efforts.
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The prisoners were arrested at protests were sparked by the suppression of opposition candidates for Moscow city government.
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The colors are muted, the costumes are dowdy, and the air of suburban suppression is close to asphyxiating.
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Democrats denounce voter suppression policies, all of them led by Republicans, and rationalized by undocumented claims of fraud.
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The issues of racism, poverty, voter suppression, housing inequality, unemployment, violence, and war that plagued King's era remain.
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The Saudi agenda seems to be suppression of radical Islam within Saudi Arabia's own borders, and increasingly abroad.
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At the same time, Trump declined to take responsibility for any media suppression by leaders decrying fake news.
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The two men talked about voter suppression, institutional racism and Mr. Sanders's plan to invest in poor communities.
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When you hear people talking about the need for Photo ID as a voter suppression tactic, that's why.
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They justify this by effectively defining state renewable energy policies as market manipulation, an artificial suppression of prices.
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The political agenda to eradicate it post-Ghost Ship is approaching a level of economic suppression of speech.
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Voter suppression laws include things like, requiring identification, kicking people off voter rolls due to inactivity, and redistricting.
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Brides and vacationers use period suppression so a special event or trip isn't ruined by a difficult period.
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One friend told me that she'd tried period suppression, but birth control pills made her feel too depressed.
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The activists reportedly flagged concerns that unchecked political ads could be abused and lead to voter suppression. Rev.
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This isn't encouraging denial and suppression but rather, is predicated on the idea of normalcy as an antidote.
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"Let's be clear: voter suppression is real," she said in her State of the Union response in January.
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Sexual suppression and sexual rebellion in response were both constants in the Bible Belt, where I grew up.
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Rights groups and exiles say the violence is more a reaction against China's suppression of the Uighur people.
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The pension reform drive should be understood, at least in part, as a campaign of economic voter suppression.
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"One of the ways Republicans have held onto power is by engaging in voter suppression," he said Friday.
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The voter suppression effort was focused particularly on Sanders supporters and African-Americans, urging them to shun Mrs.
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He was the second person ever to sustain long-term viral suppression in the absence of antiretroviral treatment.
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Some experts were concerned, warning that there was no reliable data on long-term effects of menstrual suppression.
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Researchers also know that location data can be used to target them with misinformation or voter suppression tactics.
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"We therefore conclude that epidemic suppression is the only viable strategy at the current time," said the report.
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Mr. Kobach has labored for it long and hard, notably in the areas of voter suppression and nativism.
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Additionally, Congress must move forward on legislation that will restore Voting Rights Act protections against voter suppression efforts.
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They nominated African-American candidates for governor in Georgia and Florida and fought the suppression of minority voters.
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Last week, a second video was released, in which Ms. Hyde-Smith appeared to joke about voter suppression.
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The recent spate of suppression laws has no doubt had an effect, but it's not a dominant effect.
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If suppression were really the primary force driving turnout, then African-Americans would have the lowest turnout rates.
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Agüero had answers, though: Film was still possible, still meaningful, and evidently still important enough to warrant suppression.
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The party ignored voter suppression in Indian Country until a Senate seat in North Dakota was at risk.
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Of its 60 free-expression cases, only five, or about 8 percent, challenged the suppression of conservative speech.
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There are good reasons to think that voter suppression played a key role in the 20183 midterm elections.
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Many of these voter-suppression measures have become law despite clear evidence that voter fraud is practically nonexistent.
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Now, the company is emphasizing its ability to prevent voter suppression and stop fake accounts from being created.
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Iran's efforts to achieve hegemony in the Middle East have entailed the brutal suppression of Sunni Arab populations.
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Justice Breyer asked Mr. Montgomery for any First Amendment precedent that allowed such a broad suppression of speech.
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The second condition is the suppression of the risks of an all-out war on the Korean peninsula.
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Just before the Iowa caucuses, Twitter introduced a tool for US users to report instances of voter suppression.
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Voter suppression awaits millions of voters in November unless we organize against efforts to block and discourage voters.
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Human rights observers have often faulted the kingdom for its lack of democracy and its suppression of dissent.
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The media ecology has changed since the late 1990s in ways that make suppression and quarantine more difficult.
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The media ecology has changed since the late 1990s in ways that make suppression and quarantine more difficult.
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These paramilitary troops are specially trained in non-lethal tactics and methods of riot suppression and crowd control.
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" And Bernie Sanders referred to "voter suppression which cost the democratic party a governorship here in this state.
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Now, this commission will use the red herring of voter fraud to legitimize and institute dangerous voter suppression.
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The decision comes as state officials face accusations of voter suppression, particularly against black and low-income voters.
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The cost of federal wildfire suppression has increased eightfold since 1985, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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Though the report's findings are grim, its release shows that spotlighting the Trump administration's suppression tactics can work.
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Ayanna Pressley (D-MA), spoke about workers' rights, fighting voter suppression and the accomplishments of Black women activists.
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The documents exposed a conspiracy of suppression and silence among multiple companies even as workers sickened and died.
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Instead of investigating voter suppression like we did under President Obama, Trump's Justice Department is complicit in it.
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The only way to permanently reassert that control, however, is to prioritize fire prevention, not simply fire suppression.
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What's more, the commission was stacked with voter suppression enthusiasts who have long supported draconian voter ID laws.
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The research, which built on previous studies about measles immune system suppression, also has massive public health implications.
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Economies don't "overheat," nor do they need government suppression of interest rates to recover smartly from a recession.
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Now, Abrams is running Fair Fight, a multi-million dollar initiative to combat voter suppression in 20 states.
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The broad legislation from Democrats also targets hot-button issues surrounding voter suppression and the fairness of elections.
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She has founded a national organization to bring minority voters to the polls and combat voter suppression efforts.
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Censorship, on the other hand, is the suppression or prohibition of speech by a political or social authority.
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Jackson Lee and her allies argued that widespread voter suppression in states won by Trump tarnished the results.
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Mugabe's own time in power was marred by economic mismanagement, resulting in hyperinflation, and violent suppression of opponents.
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Election Justice USA was formed just the last month by activists infuriated by alleged voter suppression in Arizona.
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A liberal stronghold, the city hasn't raised the same concerns about voter suppression as Georgia or North Dakota.
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For perspective, the National Wildfire Suppression Association represents 150 wildfire contract service companies with more than 10,000 employees.
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Other analysts, like those at Bloomberg New Energy Finance, expect much faster growth (with consequent suppression of demand).
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Assad's criminalization of Muslim Brotherhood membership, then, is inseparable from his larger policy of suppression and state violence.
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"When a candidate for governor — who also happens to be responsible for overseeing Georgia's elections — is trying to purge 53,000 mostly Black voters from the voting rolls, we have to call it what it is: voter suppression," Harris tweeted, along with an article from the Nation discussing alleged voter suppression.
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The Trump campaign is turning to voter suppression in hopes of a Brexit-like upset The Trump campaign is turning to voter suppression in hopes of a Brexit-like upset With less than two weeks to go until Election Day, all signs point to a big-league defeat for Donald Trump.
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The next big hurdle to end voter suppression is to pass nationwide laws that protect the right to vote.
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But were either the Georgia or North Dakota voter suppression efforts enough to flip the races in Republicans' favor?
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Among its many innovative features is a suppression ring that shushes your jingling keys and a concealed bottle opener.
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These disruptions could lead to changes in immune function and cell metabolism, which can reduce the suppression of tumors.
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Facebook is expanding its fight against fake news and tackling the most direct way it affects elections: voter suppression.
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The Republican Party has aggressively sought to rig elections in its favor, including voter purging, vote suppression and gerrymandering.
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At the same time, he has ramped up his suppression of political freedoms and the ability to voice dissent.
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"There is active fire suppression down at the base of this hill where the tank farm is," he added.
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Then the Supreme Court gutted Voting Rights in 2013, voter suppression rushed in, and round and round we go.
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Some required the suppression of vectors such as flies and mosquitoes, for example by spraying insecticides or distributing bednets.
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And while Georgia is where voter suppression scandals have attracted the most national attention, these issues are hardly unique.
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Since the attempted military coup in July 2016, the suppression of freedom of expression has swept through Turkey's universities.
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His supporters say the moves point to a new era political openness after years of suppression of opposition figures.
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Maybe it's due to this romantic suppression that Thais seem more comfortable with ideas of yearning than actual romance.
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To participate, women would have to take suppression medication or, if present, have testes surgically removed, Sports Illustrated said.
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"The government has recently extended its suppression of freedom of speech to social media and electronic press," Magdi said.
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There's also a selfie timer button and a flash suppression button to keep the camera flash from automatically firing.
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Consumers in Africa and elsewhere do enjoy some benefit, mainly from price suppression, while the middle men grow rich.
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Active fire suppression tactics have also prevented smaller fires from burning, allowing fuel to accumulate and drive surging conflagrations.
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This was quickly followed by real changes, including suppression of freedom of speech and redistribution of assets and rents.
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Finally, the suppression of the PMIs takes China firmly in the wrong direction, away from progress, development and transparency.
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But in finding ways to counter suppression of speech, Uganda's young citizens may have eked out a victory too.
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The whole structure of their integrity responses were all about suppression, not about transparency and confronting the problem immediately.
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One of the theories that's increasingly popped up on social media is that Clinton lost due to voter suppression.
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Sweets with refined sugar and no nutritional value for kids and then meal replacements and appetite suppression for adults.
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The veterinarians prescribed Gatsby a powerful antibiotic which can cause dangerous bone marrow suppression to humans who are exposed.
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Myanmar regards the Rohingya as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh and bouts of suppression and violence have flared for decades.
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Measles can have serious, long-term consequences, such as immune-system suppression and cognitive impairment, even for healthy children.
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So, however troubling voter suppression might be in theory, it did not prevent Clinton from winning a popular majority.
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The boosted AI processing in the 855 should allow for better noise suppression and echo cancellation, according to Qualcomm.
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