Neither the system nor the citizenry is prepared for it.
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I think the ethical responsibility is on behalf of the citizenry.
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The citizenry is smart enough to recognize an underperforming media establishment.
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The job to embarrass the citizenry by his vulgar, immature behavior?
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Say by claiming the "safety of the citizenry" depends on outlawing iPhones.
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The city implemented water restrictions, and the citizenry aimed pitchforks at developers.
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The unique nature of these measures stems from their origins: the citizenry.
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It's also about accountability: whether the government is responsive to the citizenry.
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No other politician came close in the overall disapprobation of the citizenry.
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Mr. Trump's entire communications staff could resign tomorrow without imperiling the citizenry.
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"We have a legislative branch intended to protect the citizenry," Vest said.
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He gives the system, and the citizenry, the benefit of the doubt.
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Supporters say a better understanding of where the citizenry lives will improve elections.
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The rule of law depends on the trust and faith of the citizenry.
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They want it to rouse the citizenry to political action, and it doesn't.
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When Chinese stocks sagged, the authorities exhorted the citizenry to buy them up.
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Where is the rush to reassure the citizenry that we are being protected?
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" He called on the citizenry to punish the offending press with "public indignation.
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Democrazia Cristiana and the Communist Party were tools for political socialisation of the citizenry.
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It's the man in the mirror, the woman in the mirror, it's the citizenry.
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So, both in the citizenry and in the legislature it's a chance for leadership.
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"The citizenry has to get involved, the government has a role," Mr. Kleinrock said.
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Beijing's efforts to mobilize the citizenry around a Chinese identity seem to be working.
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At the time, a poll had 18 percent of the citizenry favoring the idea.
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Lamont's top priority, beyond the policy specifics, will be restoring trust with the citizenry.
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Ideally, this media-created agenda should reflect the interests and priorities of the citizenry.
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"When the citizenry are behind you, it's much harder to challenge," Ms. Beck said.
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You would think that in this Information Age, keeping the citizenry informed would be easy.
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And what Trump and the citizenry both need right now very badly is some closure.
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There were warning signs, yet government officials told the citizenry that the water was fine.
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The sooner the media, public servants and the citizenry in general understand this, the better.
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He called on the citizenry to "rise up and raise their voices" to challenge oppression.
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Lippmann feared that the citizenry would abandon the public square and give themselves over to propaganda.
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Their deaths, however, were largely met with indifference by public officials and much of the citizenry.
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Of course, the citizenry has no way of knowing where any of that money came from.
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Take these away and the citizenry no longer has a material stake in mainstream democratic politics.
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That means the citizenry in the United States, just as in Australia, is alert and watching.
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An activist press should be a good thing — when it is in service to the citizenry.
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How much this guile improved the lot of the citizenry, rather than the country's elites, is unclear.
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Old labels no longer fit, and the citizenry seems torn between competing desires for saviors and scapegoats.
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It's a byproduct of the city's large homeless population—almost 2000 percent of the citizenry is homeless.
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Donovan Price of citywide prayer initiative Pray Chicago said Cooper was always there to help the citizenry.
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So, I suggested that it is the philosophy of nihilism which should be opposed by the citizenry.
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Has the citizenry of the US actually become less informed in an age of seemingly unlimited information?
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But I think American populism is a belief that the citizenry should be empowered, not the government.
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You can't sustain a liberal democracy if the citizenry is both fragmented and distrustful of its governing institutions.
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That might win the day in the BuzzFeed newsroom, but hardly serves the news needs of the citizenry.
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Maduro made grandiose claims to be socialist, but in reality, his regime prioritized rampant disregard for the citizenry.
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And nowhere is that intention to protect the citizenry more clear than in the rules governing grand juries.
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Broadly speaking, governments are supposed to provide the protection under which the citizenry can freely exercise such will.
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The Second Amendment was created to guarantee the eternal freedom of the citizenry from an overreaching federal government.
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Despite their immense power, they still have to keep other elites and certain parts of the citizenry happy.
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A broad federal bureaucracy struggled on with decreasing capability and attention, creating even more frustration among the citizenry.
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Now, a favorite handmade rug from the Citizenry, a home goods website, has come outdoors for the season.
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According to people who opposed those changes, their effect on the federal government and the citizenry was profound.
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It certainly seems that overly delicate feelings in the citizenry are less important than a $19 trillion debt.
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"The most effective tool for combating this information's effect is to have the citizenry prepared and resilient to disinformation."
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The crisis in followership is spreading from the citizenry to the political class itself—and even into the government.
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They felt that artists needed an outlet and that the citizenry could benefit from an injection of creative energy.
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They would become a second tier of the citizenry, constrained by the limitations of a very different, balkanized land.
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The citizenry must encourage and inspire them to do so, to harness their skills, patriotism and devotion to duty.
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In a way, the Supreme Court simply takes on this conversation for itself, and leaves the citizenry as bystanders.
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Ataturk imposed democracy from above, focusing on the elite, as opposed to cultivating it organically, from the citizenry up.
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Parading the accused and the condemned before the citizenry is an age-old tactic used by those holding power.
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The democratic part, political choice, is the enforcer of communal choices and accountable to the citizenry as a whole.
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The Citizenry teams up with artisans in a dozen countries, including weavers in Morocco and glass blowers in Mexico.
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Both assure us the United States can defeat "terror," to ensure the citizenry absolute security at home and abroad.
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They're beginning to view the "citizenry" of the caliphate much more in a virtual manner than in the physical manner.
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The list so far includes SeatGeek, Cash App, Ro, Dirty Lemon, Baboon, Living Proof, The Citizenry and, of course, Squarespace.
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Trump needs to continue actively listening to the citizenry and ignoring the advice of the political pundits and "established experts".
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Recent anti-democratic trends have only pushed the citizenry to work harder, and pushed our democracy to reach its potential.
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Banking regulation, for instance, intensely affects the people who don't like it — bankers — while having diffuse benefits across the citizenry.
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" He asked the citizenry not to give in to cynicism, to avoid thinking that "change isn't possible and politics is hopeless.
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There's a fine line between whipping up panic and informing the citizenry so that people can respond in orderly, considered fashion.
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The press should, however, be a surrogate for the citizens, and surveys indicate the citizenry has little confidence in the institution.
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He knows that "we," the citizenry of mice, are not all secular-minded liberals like him but deeply divided in outlook.
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A major reason for that restraint was that the press was held in higher regard by the citizenry during those times.
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But the current presidential election may yet prove that an even bigger part of the citizenry is politically illiterate — and functional.
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When it comes to state schools, the states themselves should educate trustees to understand their responsibilities to the citizenry and students.
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Now, they are creating rugs for the group's first North American client, a Texas-based home décor website called The Citizenry.
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Corruption and entrenched interests are serious problems in Saudi Arabia, and the crackdown is expected to be welcomed by the citizenry.
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Prayers for J.R. Smith and Co. to make a fair share of them are welcomed by the citizenry of Northeast Ohio.
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The citizenry in Machiavelli's time didn't involve as many individuals as it does today, but his lessons are no less relevant.
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It wasn't about the price tag; it was about the role the government should play in helping to educate the citizenry.
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You have this weird unelected body of elites exerting influence on government policy, without any accountability to the citizenry at large.
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The Court may conclude that Obama's executive branch agencies had the power to impose their will upon the judiciary and the citizenry.
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While they could be selected directly by the citizenry as they are today, they could also be selected by a state's legislature.
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When the West Shore Railroad came through in the 1880s, the citizenry could not agree on what to call the passenger depot.
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None of this is to say that Congress could become so powerful as to dominate the citizenry they were instructed to represent.
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The citizenry can adequately handle the manifestations of protest and outrage, elected Democrats need to pragmatically work to contain the proverbial fire.
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By now, the meter measuring my level of joy, a happiness-inducing drug required to be taken by the citizenry, reads zero.
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It is harder to build broad support for programmes which, by design, are aimed at a small underprivileged part of the citizenry.
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It's the government's duty to solve societal problems, even ones that much of the citizenry denies or ignores—perhaps especially those ones.
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The War on Terror has constantly evolved, using measures ranging from assassinations, extraordinary rendition, drone attacks, sanctions and surveillance on the citizenry.
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The most successful public health efforts in history have always included trusting, cooperative relationships between health authorities, government leaders, and the citizenry.
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They explained how the virus was transmitted and instructed the citizenry to cover their coughs and sneezes, and to refrain from spitting.
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Republican theory puts a heavy emphasis on political participation by the citizenry, and on the structural decentralization that makes citizen involvement feasible.
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These issues can no longer be left in the hands of those whose own self-interest conflicts with that of the citizenry.
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Court-ordered surveillance is not a back door; it is a time-honored and legitimate right of government to protect the citizenry.
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That it's weak, it's corrupt, and it caters to the whims of a fickle electorate rather than the needs of the citizenry.
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We can pat ourselves on the back, confident that our country is no longer dangerous to a significant portion of the citizenry.
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A nation that values democracy doesn't work when you have one set of rules for the governing elite and one for the citizenry.
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They went in search of a new politics that would enable both the government and the citizenry to rebalance this distribution of power.
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The culture must also change within government to insure employees that serve the public make themselves apparent, reachable and accountable to the citizenry.
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The free press was established to serve as surrogate for the citizenry and to watchdog the government on behalf of the American people.
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" At a pro-gun rights rally in 2013, he said: "The citizenry should be allowed to maintain whatever weapon the federal government has.
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You win if you engineer the revolution, and lead the citizenry of this occupied, carceral state into a glorious new self-actualized destiny.
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And what if the citizenry is so divided or cocooned or alienated that it can't reliably pressure Congress to check an overreaching executive?
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Leadership mattered, especially the ability of the president to win broad-based support and build social solidarity, compassion and patience among the citizenry.
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Political leaders set the tone of a nation, and once they have enabled the worst in the citizenry, it's difficult to go back.
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The resulting text will then be ratified or rejected by the citizenry at a mandatory election at a date to be decided later.
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He sought to persuade by explaining and reasoning, not by simplifying or dramatizing—a form of respect that the citizenry didn't always deserve.
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The culture must also change within government to ensure employees that serve the public make themselves apparent, reachable and accountable to the citizenry.
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The citizenry, whatever in advance they might think of the reigning president, actually needs to hear or read for themselves what is said.
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But America's brave servicemen and women, showered with phony adulation by the populace, deserve better than that, from Congress and from the citizenry.
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Through terrorism, the Viet Cong aimed to instill fear in the citizenry and destabilize Saigon's political system, undermining efforts to establish democratic society.
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Many recognizable actors — including Steven Yeun, Awkwafina, Dylan O'Brien, LeVar Burton and Rosario Dawson — portray the citizenry of this middle-class-less society.
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I think we need a world where the citizenry has enough understanding of some basic genetic principles that they can be intelligent consumers.
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A spectacular piece of narrative film-making, it probes the tense relationship between America's police force and the citizenry it is tasked with protecting.
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The press relishes its role of government watchdog, but should recognize its actions are also to be watchdogged by government officials and the citizenry.
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Following in this tradition, President Obama listened to the citizenry across the nation, region, and State of Utah, including those in San Juan County.
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Now, Machiavelli maintained that a political leader of virtue could fortify this quality in the citizenry, while a corrupt one could destroy it completely.
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"Not just with his active commanders, maybe not even with the Cabinet members concerned, but also with the rest of the citizenry," Ramos said.
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Second, an exceedingly small number of Americans have directly shouldered the burden, and those who do serve are increasingly not representative of the citizenry.
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But Trump might also produce a positive reaction in the citizenry that leads to a renewed political dynamism and more engagement in civic life.
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As states become more desperate in the Global War on Terror, the citizenry must become more vigilant and not swept up in anti-Muslim hysteria.
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Instead, the National Guard and federal troops have typically provided support to humanitarian assistance and law enforcement organizations rather than interact directly with the citizenry.
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"For those who are committed to the idea of leveling the playing field with law enforcement and the citizenry, it's a big blow," he said.
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It's sort of the dream state for candidates who believe that if the citizenry just got to know them, they'd be converted to their cause.
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But Europe's privacy-plus-antitrust approach offers a halfway house: force the companies to share their data, thus weakening their market power and empowering the citizenry.
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But this quote is revealing in that it has the relationship between government and the citizenry backwards: Citizens are not the government's "customers," they're its bosses.
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Then the citizenry will have no other choice but to return to natural forms of healing and medicine, which are, at the very least, less expensive.
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The original Senate was more detached from the citizenry, therefore enabling senators to exhibit greater freedom from retribution at the ballot box for making unpopular decisions.
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A thorough response must be just as comprehensive, reliant on the work of office holders, officials in government and community groups working together with the citizenry.
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Voting here often seems more like a pro forma exercise to keep UMNO in power than a real opportunity for the citizenry to choose its government.
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It's telling that Trump fears only the threats that can be blamed on outsiders while ignoring the more lethal, more pervasive killers that afflict the citizenry.
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No, instead they are intended to strike fear into communities, to show the muscle and "toughness" of a new president, and to divide the citizenry against itself.
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They implant the idea in the minds of the citizenry that even to discuss dissent or even 'like' a dissenting comment on Facebook can lead to prosecution.
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AI techniques are perfect for finding patterns in the massive amounts of data that Chinese censors must handle in order to maintain a grip on the citizenry.
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Serving the citizenry in a country where 59% of births are not registered, and many people can't read, is a task that has been a costly failure.
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When the President isn't single-handedly issuing edicts negatively impacting the citizenry, he's hiding information the public is entitled to obtain through the Freedom of Information Act.
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It is impossible to extrapolate from these meaningful rebellions whether Republicans in Congress will allow Trump to harm the citizenry or plunge the global economy into disarray.
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Making money and striving for ratings are what media corporations do, but that doesn't preclude doing the hard work of professional journalism that the citizenry sorely needs.
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Voting, in particular, is effective only to the point that it is understood that the citizenry will forcefully dissent from governance if its will is not honored.
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The New Deal and postwar systems of government-enabled prosperity and worker rights instrumental in elevating the white, suburban middle class shut out swaths of the citizenry.
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Although the Founding Fathers viewed impeachment as a critical check on the abuse of presidential power, they fully understood its ability to inflame and divide the citizenry.
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That is a notable improvement on how the citizenry felt for the bulk of the Obama presidency, as pessimism persisted in the wake of the Great Recession.
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But mapmaking technology has advanced strikingly in the past two decades, giving politicians an unprecedented degree of control in carving up the citizenry for their own benefit.
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While The Citizenry isn't offering a huge Black Friday sale, it is giving you the perfect reason to shop its goods made by artisans across the globe.
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If you doubted it, you only had to read the Kinsey report of 1948, which had let the sunshine in on the hyperactive sex lives of the citizenry.
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That is still a notable improvement on how the citizenry felt for the bulk of the Obama presidency, as pessimism persisted in the wake of the Great Recession.
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Yet, numerous other states such as California and Indiana have passed laws banning ocular telemedicine, thereby emboldening Big Eye and its quest for profits and harming the citizenry.
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When upward of 95 percent of the eligible population is participating in the electoral process, government becomes more responsive to the citizenry and less reactive to special interests.
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"It's problematic to believe that the private sector can be a proxy for government, and so we need our government to be responsive to the citizenry," he said.
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His cabinet appointments — which seem more like repudiations of Democratic Party progressive values — are likely to awaken the citizenry (women in particular) to more political engagement and activism.
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The citizenry has started to go back to the farm, the holler, the suburbs, the places they once called home, for yuletide and family, for duty, for respect.
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"People want a slightly different, deeper connection with the rest of that dining experience," said Carly Nance, a founder of the Citizenry, a home-goods website in Dallas.
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The sudden withdrawal of Rs 500 and Rs 1,13 notes starting Wednesday has left an enormous chunk of the citizenry stranded without enough paper cash in their wallets.
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The citizenry depended on the two of them to do the heavy lifting of optimism and the good works necessary for the diffident functioning of the social contract.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — One of Detroit's many claims to fame in the popular imagination is the tendency among the citizenry to set things on fire.
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The logic of wholesale non-consensual transparency does not apply as cleanly to the email inboxes of political workers who do not act in the name of the citizenry.
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"The gap between liberalism's claims about itself and the lived reality of the citizenry" is now so wide that "the lie can no longer be accepted," Mr Deneen writes.
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Consent of the governed is an important idea in our republic and slowing legislation through the use of the filibuster allows the citizenry to participate in the legislative process.
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The citizenry would not be subjected to mercurial rantings from the White House in which government policies change within the same day depending upon the number of "likes" received.
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MIAMI — The scene was jarring: The mayor of a major American city communicated with the citizenry via video on a big screen at City Hall to deliver frightening news.
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MIAMI — The scene was jarring: The mayor of a major American city communicated with the citizenry via video on a big screen at City Hall to deliver frightening news.
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The formation of a transitional government is not enough if it does not adhere to a new set of political institutions that will advance the interests of the citizenry.
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It's the result of decisions made by the city and national governments and supported by the citizenry, who benefit daily and are willing to pay taxes to support it.
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If this passes, the citizenry would be smart to press their local government boards to adopt resolutions creating very specific parameters for when they will and won't use executive session.
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This is a way they can win in a way that they couldn't before, because they didn't have the military might, they didn't have the citizenry that was behind them.
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Walter Bagehot argued that, in order to survive, a political regime needed to gain authority from the citizenry, and then use that authority to get the work of government done.
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So Darpa hopes the DoD will pivot to constellations of small space objects, sent up so often that the citizenry simply shrugs its collective shoulders at every successful rocket launch.
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In "Notes of a Native Son," James Baldwin surveys in pungent commentary certain phases of the contemporary scene as they relate to the citizenry of the United States, particularly Negroes.
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Worse yet, the vacuous nature of the traditional media has so turned off the citizenry that many people become political bystanders, opting to remain uninformed and disengaged from civic life.
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No polemic focused on lexicographic nuances has a modicum of relevance toward protecting the citizenry, toward purifying drinking water nor toward a warranty that our elected officials will act responsibly.
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Fundamentally restructuring the economy would entail laying off workers at uncompetitive, state-protected firms in the oil and gas sector — a course that would yield more unhappiness among the citizenry.
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"In Chicago, the citizenry during the austerity talks believed it," said Michelle Gunderson, a first-grade teacher on the union's bargaining committee, referring to the lean contract negotiated in 2016.
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That's because public figures must be held more accountable for their actions and typically have sufficient access to public dialogue to state their own case in front of the citizenry.
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"We can't expect everything will go well, but our presence here is a message to the citizenry that if something bad happens we're going to immediately check it out," Weber said.
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With voter disenfranchisement issues still plaguing the citizenry, and many burdened by plight and diminishing wages, often working multiple jobs to make ends meet, we need to lead everywhere we can.
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In a country struggling more with high rates of obesity and food waste than food insecurity, it's hard to imagine an America where there aren't enough calories to feed the citizenry.
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More recently, Hezbollah has prevented Lebanon from electing a new president and has imposed a devastating gridlock on the country's government in order to blackmail the citizenry into accepting its demands.
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On this view, public art — fiber in the salty diet of the polis — is considered an inherent good for the citizenry, believed to promote a robust sense of community and place.
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With every election cycle, the citizenry seems to amass more and more tools for bending the online political narrative to their will — or to feel as if they're doing so, anyway.
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"Voter registration at tax time has the potential to not only increase the voter pool, but to make the voting population more closely mirror the citizenry as a whole," Williamson writes.
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President Obama's pardon policy for drug offenders is a good thing, but it's largely cosmetic, and it only conceals the bruises that the federal government itself continues to inflict upon the citizenry.
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Opinion Columnist BEIRUT — Eight years after the Arab Spring, massive street protests over corruption, sectarianism and official contempt for the citizenry have brought down the Lebanese government of Prime Minister Saad Hariri.
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Avoiding income tax "makes me smart," he declared with no shame for the wider connotations of a presidential aspirant who would sacrifice the interests of the citizenry to make a quick buck.
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They use pseudo-science to convince the public that these products are safe and effective, and they use public shaming to convince the citizenry that non-compliance is a public health threat.
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From town to town, preachers told the citizenry what it should no longer put up with, whereupon they stood a good chance of being shoved aside—indeed, strung up—by other preachers.
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Given the communities they serve, the shomrim also act as intermediaries for the secular authorities, negotiating language barriers and complex social mores for a segment of the citizenry given to speaking Yiddish.
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The "get big or get out" mentality assumed by federal and state politicians looking to cash in on international trade deals and industrial agriculture campaign contributions left the citizenry searching for crumbs.
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"The enemies of the state have boldly challenged the capability of the government to secure the safety of the citizenry in that region," said Salvador Panelo, spokesman of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.
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Later still, other islands in the East River, like Randall's and Wards, would be pressed into service, used as dumping grounds for those the citizenry didn't care to have living among them.
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They will instead be understood as a public response to frightening trends like global terrorism and financial inequality, a public response that will, over time, be accepted or rejected by the citizenry.
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"The ordered working of our Republic, and of the democratic process, depends on a sense of decorum and restraint in all branches of government, and in the citizenry itself," he wrote then.
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The successful suppression of a single vote is an assault on the citizenry as a whole; it's an attempt to shift power away from the people and to a specific elite class.
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Football is only one part of American life, but it's also an emotional barometer for large swaths of the country because of how entangled it is with patriotism, the military, and the citizenry.
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In Russia they call (inaudible) this the national security leadership that secretly spies on the citizenry of Russia and here we are in the United States with our own (inaudible) underneath President Obama.
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For Warren to get any of her plans enacted, she will have to marshal the citizenry into a force of civic engagement, rallying them to work that needs doing, not plans already filed.
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It is the FBI that most directly preserves from corruption, on a daily basis, the underpinnings of democratic processes and protects the citizenry from abuse by those to whom it has granted authority.
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" While congratulating Romania on the enormous strides it had made since its liberation 30 years ago, he encouraged its leaders to strengthen its institutions to "respond to the legitimate aspirations of the citizenry.
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The Azaria case has demonstrated that the armed forces, which once enjoyed the total backing of the citizenry and few dared to criticize, can now be sacrificed on the altar of ultranationalist ideology.
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In either case, they perform the function of the articulation of the interests and aspirations of a substantial segment of the citizenry, usually in ways contended to be promotive of the national weal.
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As such, every man had the "right to bear arms" and had access to their village's stash of guns in case the government suddenly wanted to take over the lives of the citizenry.
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For example, many analysts worried in 2013 that Khamenei would be unwilling to overrule the hard-liners, both in the government and among the citizenry, who opposed (and still oppose) the nuclear deal.
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Even some of ICANN's harshest critics, such as Milton Mueller of the Georgia Institute of Technology, say the proposals are pretty good on balance—though he would like the citizenry to have more powers.
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Once a new design goes live, the citizenry (real New Yorkers filmed in black-and-white against a green screen) will either praise or complain about their environs (just like real New Yorkers do).
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In a low-cost era of publishing when just about anyone can disseminate views, the bigger challenge may be how to educate and prepare the citizenry to seek out and identify high-quality information.
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"Without the citizenry of New York, I don't think our team could have gotten our program off the ground," said Ron Gonen, the city's deputy commissioner of recycling and sustainability during the Bloomberg administration.
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As an extension of the Byzantine reign, many Roman and Greek traditions were upheld by the citizenry, although the primary religion went from the polytheistic pantheon of Roman gods to the singular Christian god.
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The request by Microsoft is clearly consistent with upholding the intent of the executive order to protect our national security, while also recognizing the need for foreign help in protecting the citizenry from virtual threats.
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In the Trump era, where the citizenry is being divided -- torn apart — and American life debased, courtesy of a charlatan posing as the leader of the free world, political art is more important than ever.
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The separation is intended to ensure that no single person or branch of government will amass an excess of power and that the citizenry will retain a firm grip on the government's policy-making process.
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The PROMESA board, whose job it is to act as a comptroller, must come forward now and install new budgeting and debt policies, moving with an eye toward rebuilding the economy and supporting the citizenry.
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In the absence of hard guidelines (which is the way the Putin government generally likes it, the better to keep the citizenry on its toes), people are left to explore the boundaries of their own bravery.
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Trump's quip that only the Second Amendment could stand between the citizenry and a Hillary Clinton presidency has caused great concern among those who believe such bombast could cause real harm to politicians in this campaign.
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But urban resiliency—which even millionaires can probably agree is a good thing—is just one way to use these huge swaths of lush land heretofore kept out of reach from large portions of the citizenry.
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Is that when education finally abandoned the idea of addressing the well-being and decency of the citizenry in private and public life, and turned instead to a project of laying to waste our geopolitical enemies?
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But antipathy to Syrian refugees runs high among the Jordanian public, so much so that Bassam Badareen, a Jordanian political columnist, recently suggested that the government had "anesthetized" the citizenry before agreeing to let refugees work here.
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The momentum has been with Medicaid lately: Nebraska is putting Medicaid expansion on the ballot in November, and Maine's highest court ruled that the state should finally expand Medicaid, as the citizenry voted to do last year.
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On top of that, Chinese President Xi Jinping has pushed to give Beijing much more control over the citizenry, including crackdowns on democracy in Hong Kong and forcing more than a million Uighur Muslims into reeducation camps.
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Discussing the key implications of the research, they describe social media as "a communication platform between government and the citizenry", and say it could act as a layer for government to gather public views to feed into policymaking.
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The film works the standard elements of a zombie story into a wry commentary on modern American life, depicting a country where the citizenry and the authorities alike seem to be watching bemusedly as everything deteriorates around them.
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As Green notes in Devil's Bargain, this is a man who counts Nazi propagandists among his influencers, and he generally rejects the assumption that facts and reason should be principles that limit various methods of mobilizing the citizenry.
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The town of Coachella was supposed to be called Conchilla, Spanish for the tiny shells left behind by a prehistoric inland sea, but the printer of the town's prospectus misspelled the word, and the citizenry rolled with it.
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Much as it had under Rudy Giuliani in New York City, the work of rigorously policing quality-of-life crimes in hopes of creating positive environmental and contextual effects failed to provide any net benefit to the citizenry.
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But putting lithium in the water would actually be a mind-control plot: It would be a concerted effort by the government to put mind-altering chemicals in the water supply to change the behavior of the citizenry.
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China's government does its best to distinguish between useful criticisms (the kinds of criticisms that help them figure out how to satisfy the citizenry) and dangerous criticisms (the kinds of criticisms that might lead to mass protest events).
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No, the standard story is that the electors were wise elders making choices instead of the citizenry, but from the beginning most electors were nondescript potted plants who simply ratified the choice made by voters on Election Day.
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We can but hope that eventually, in some moment of blinding future revelation, there will be a political tipping point into a general understanding that the "safety of the citizenry" actually depends upon the sanctity of the citizenry's data.
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And while the rest of the citizenry ponders the same, it should also think about how our public policies can be tailored to provide the many benefits — from health care, to home assistance, to psychological services — that veterans need.
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But if Americans truly want a digital public forum centered on the needs of the citizenry, it has to be built and maintained the same way they've built and maintained America's national parks—as public goods open to all.
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They also cannot exist without a courageous press ready and willing to report from dangerous locales across the globe, or -- from some small corner of Maryland in an open newsroom designed to give access to the citizenry it served.
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Libraries are crucially important institutions in a democracy, not merely as repositories for society's accumulated body of knowledge, but more importantly as vital community hubs—at once both symbolic and practical—where the citizenry has open access to that knowledge.
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Indeed, the group of radicals who broke into the FBI office in Media, Pennsylvania in 1971 and stole files revealing that agency's vastly criminal COINTELPRO apparatus, directed against the citizenry and against our very Constitution—these, too, were not criminals.
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While many schools may not teach civics, and when they do many often do not teach it without an agenda, it doesn't remove the responsibility of the citizenry to learn it properly and act insistently outside of the political cycle.
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As is seen across Latin America and beyond, the citizenry has awoken to the ills of corruption, seeing it not just as an elite problem with elite implications but a stain on society that most acutely affects the less well off.
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"Limehouse" focuses on another inner sanctum — the kitchen of the onetime Labour foreign secretary, David Owen (a blustery Tom Goodman-Hill), and his American wife, Debbie (Nathalie Armin) — from where decisions are made that will affect the citizenry at large.
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The population of Mexico City is roughly 9 million, but the government operates fewer than 45 public ambulances to serve the citizenry, and so the Ochoas — along with many others — have come up with a way to help fill the gap.
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The basic problem with pure let-the-people-rule populism is that as much as we value the collective wisdom of the citizenry, very few citizens have the time or interest in politics as hard work toward rational decision-making.
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Yet, in these documentary videos I am grateful for them because they often are the main line of defense for immigrants who wash up on unfamiliar ground and find themselves the object of severe hatred from a very vocal faction of the citizenry.
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By tapping into a decades-old racial paranoia of foreigners weakening the citizenry, Ubl not only redirects attention from drug makers' price-gouging, he obscures the pharmaceutical industry's role in creating the greatest counterfeit drug crisis that exists today—the opioid crisis.
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In a statement today, Chen laid out how Blackberry approaches requests from law enforcement: When it comes to doing the right thing in difficult situations, BlackBerry's guiding principle has been to do what is right for the citizenry, within legal and ethical boundaries.
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Since that day, a mood of incredulity has prevailed among our populace, and it is the constitutional duty of this committee to allay the fears being expressed by the citizenry, and to establish the factual bases upon which these fears have been founded.
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As I learn from the many heist films I watch on ITV, a British television channel, it's often best to conceal a heist within a annual local event — like a festival or parade — that occupies the attention of the citizenry and the police.
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Creating a mechanism to reduce tariffs, subsidies and other harmful protectionist tactics could be a huge step forward, especially if we are to continue to promote free trade as a means toward creating opportunity and prosperity for the citizenry of all countries involved.
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The concern is that police officers and agencies are being inculcated with a military frame of mind that views the citizenry as the enemy and are being given formidable weaponry that reinforces that perception, both among the officers and among the populace.
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What does it tell us politically that Francis, who has not been shy about translating his faith into specific discussion of contemporary issues, is so widely admired by the citizenry, compared to most politicians, who are held in such widespread disrepute by voters?
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"The prosecutor must recognize that the grand jury is an independent body, whose functions include not only the investigation of crime and the initiation of criminal prosecution but also the protection of the citizenry from unfounded criminal charges," the Justice Department rules say.
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For those who cheer that effort -- and insist the media deserves what they get -- I would ask you a simple question: Have you ever seen what life is like for the citizenry in a country in which the media is state-run?
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Although old creeper Walder Frey hasn't been seen much since co-engineering the Red Wedding, he's still one of the most hated men in Westeros both among the citizenry (who are appalled at how the Freys broke guest rights) and viewers alike.
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"When presented with government that is not responding to the desires of the citizenry, citizens are looking for other ways to change public policy," Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundation, a private philanthropy organization with a $13 billion endowment, told me.
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And despite there being a fairly even split of ideological beliefs among the citizenry, there is only one party that has been willing to unrelentingly wield power this past decade, thanks to circumstances that might feel eerily familiar to those outside the state.
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In the 1970s, Mr. Bey documented the citizenry of Harlem; in the 1980s, he took his camera to the streets of Brooklyn; in a 2005 color series called "Class Pictures," he made portraits of high school students and shook up the ethnic mix.
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"When presented with government that is not responding to the desires of the citizenry, citizens are looking for other ways to change public policy," Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundation, a private philanthropy organization with a $13 billion endowment, told me earlier this year.
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Added to this incendiary mix is the country's strained ethnic and tribal relations, a lack of dependable power supply, poor infrastructure, a trigger-happy police force, the popularity of advance fee fraud, (locally known as Yahoo boys) and exploitation of the citizenry by some clergymen.
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The second right seems more salient than ever in Trump's America: That is the citizenry right, running from the English Bill of Rights of 1689 through our own Declaration of Independence on down to the Second Amendment, to protect itself from a tyrannical government.
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But in the era of Brexit, Donald Trump and Cambridge Analytica, of Rodrigo Duterte and Jair Bolsonaro, the ruses it depicts are eerily recognisable: the spurious storylines and made-up enemies, the redefinition of what constitutes a fact, the wholesale manipulation of the citizenry.
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This does not benefit all people in the economy — some shares are held by citizens of other countries, and the shares held in this country are not equitably held — but at the least, a surge in stock prices equals more wealth for the citizenry.
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"Ordinary North Koreans are subject to a heavy diet of state propaganda that paints the North Korean state, specifically Kim Jong-un, as the sole protector, provider, and progenitor of the citizenry," says Markus Bell, lecturer in Korean and Japanese studies at the University of Sheffield.
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The demonization of immigrants and refugees by politicians—and assaults on their rights—have made possible the prolonged detention of migrants, family separation, and harsh, abusive and even deadly conditions in plain view, inside U.S. territory, with the hearty assent of large segments of the citizenry.
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So we've got all the elements of the worst public policy imaginable, and the only way we'll make it through profitably is if the public ultimately puts pressure on their government, and that only happens if the citizenry recognizes that it's being fed a bunch of myths.
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Today's capabilities present the opportunity to provide the citizenry greater access to services and information, yet this must be accomplished in a manner that does not inadvertently compromise the privacy, civil rights or civil liberties of our citizens; undermine our national security; or damage our national prosperity.
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She isn't making her dragon attacks where non-combatants and innocent citizens could die, or a city could burn to the ground, or even where her terrifying war-beast could traumatize the citizenry and make them think of her, as Jon says, as just another contemptuous war-mongering leader.
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Our findings confirm what the people of Ferguson, Mo., Baltimore and other cities have been saying all along: that police violence rips apart the social contract between the criminal justice system and the citizenry, suppressing one of the most basic forms of civic engagement, calling 911 for help.
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The Ecuadorian government is currently promoting one of the biggest attacks ever on corruption in the hemisphere, with a referendum on the ballot this Sunday that takes aim at tax havens, the places where money stolen from the citizenry, as well as other illegal capital flight, ends up.
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The judicial doctrine of non-incorporation was — and is — based on the suspicious assumption that Puerto Ricans are foreigners and that the acquisition of the territory did not imply that it was on the road to future statehood or that all constitutional rights were applicable to the citizenry.
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But Mr. Trump needs to find common ground with many of those who joined him on the platform and heard the new president tell the nation that its leadership in Washington had protected itself but not the citizenry, and had achieved success that was denied the general public.
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The distress voiced by women in the Senate gallery, who shouted "Shame!" as the votes were cast for Kavanaugh, was the sound of anguish over how once-reasonable leaders have capitulated to a president who issues lies by the thousands, gleefully divides the citizenry, and makes a mockery of cherished institutions.
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The first of these works will be flown on the National Mall at the Women's March on Washington this Saturday, January 21; it will be part of a mass-scale protest against a President-elect who is openly dismissive of and hostile towards women (among many other members of the citizenry).
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The interest paid on federal debt represents a double hit on the citizenry: The government will take more from taxpayers in the future to pay past obligations and current needs, and have less left over to fund medical research, education, food safety and countless other essential priorities, which will raise future costs.
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Were the Electoral College to be disrupted significantly in its final vote tally, let alone reject the president that was elected under the system as the overwhelming majority of the citizenry of this country understood it, many citizens who already have a weakened faith in our country's institutions may almost completely abandon hope.
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But for all cities to have a clear mandate to move forward on this kind of aggressive game-changing climate action, the citizenry, which is often more accustomed to calling the White House or state house to protest the latest environmental rollback, should also turn its attention to the town or city hall.
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That, in my mind, is the central tension of the whole book: The government started off with all of these grand hopes to be able to protect the citizenry and then gradually the scale of the weapons and the size of the weapons overtook any reasonable efforts to protect the civilian population.
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If you're a rereader, thumbing through your old Penguin paperback, those endless wars in "1984," during which the enemy keeps changing — now Eurasia, now Eastasia — no longer seem as far-fetched as they once did, and neither do the book's organized hate rallies, in which the citizenry works itself into a frenzy against nameless foreigners.
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Tellingly, whenever Chomsky has been wheeled out to comment on the foment in America and the world this year, he's sounded little different to most of the commentariat—like everyone else, he points out that there is unease over globalization, an anomie in the citizenry, we're more isolated, oppressed, and grumpy than ever before.
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And if you believe that a "thin blue line" of heroic men and women is all that protects the quiet majority of citizens from the anarchy and predation of a criminal underclass, it makes all the sense in the world to allow them to do whatever is necessary to fight the wrongdoers and protect the citizenry.
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The Internet wasn't meant to let despots restrict information, but instead of getting beat, they started playing the game better than anyone: by sharing just as the rest of us were, overwhelming the citizenry with content, content, content until what was real and where all the fakery was coming was nearly impossible for anyone to sort out.
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Philadelphia (CNN)It was April 1910, a year after he left the White House, when former President Teddy Roosevelt arrived at the Sorbonne in Paris to deliver a stem-winder of a speech that at once offered an implicit defense of his own legacy and a challenge to the citizenry of democratic states to trade in "sneering" judgment for action and engagement.
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A farm subsidy, a tariff, a targeted tax incentive, a restrictive approach to immigration: these may be defensible, he thought, not on narrowly economic grounds but as expressions of a country's determination to preserve its own ways of life, and as evidence of the fundamental principle that the citizenry has the right to ignore economic experts, especially when their track records are dubious.
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The best thing that could happen is that Mr. Trump somehow does a couple of things that end up greatly helping the citizenry, and he starts feeling that he's finally done something in his life that's really good — helping many — and it brings about a change in his mind, a softening, a realization of the position he's in to do good for others.
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"It was we conservatives who, upon Obama's election, stated that our No. 1 priority was not advancing a conservative policy agenda but making Obama a one-term president -- the corollary to this binary thinking being that his failure would be our success and the fortunes of the citizenry would presumably be sorted out in the meantime," Flake wrote, in a reference to a McConnell-designed strategy.
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"A distinctly social type of polarization that includes political prejudice, anger, enthusiasm, and activism" has superseded political conflict over issues, Lilliana Mason of the University of Maryland, argues in her new book, "Uncivil Agreement": An electorate that increasingly treats its political opponents as enemies, with ever-growing levels of prejudice, offensive action, and anger, is a clear sign of partisan polarization occurring within the citizenry.
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"The record here reveals that the university articulated concrete and precise goals (for example) ending stereotypes, promoting 'cross-racial understanding,' preparing students for 'an increasingly diverse workforce and society,' and cultivating leaders with 'legitimacy in the eyes of the citizenry' — that mirror the compelling interest this Court has approved in prior cases," wrote Justice Anthony Kennedy in an opinion joined by Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor.
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And so a hundred years after the end of Reconstruction, not only do we have a mayor and a DC Council that are elected by their citizens, but the citizenry is roughly at this point 251 percent black, and the people who sit on that council, and who go into the mayor's office, are almost to a man and woman civil rights, Black Power, and anti-poverty activists.
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It could not be any more clear after the years-long election season that we have all just endured that TV news is driven by profit and that the product it creates is shaped very specifically by that motive—and it is a very inadequate, even toxic product by the measure of how well it serves the public interest, and by that I include how well it works to inform the citizenry.
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You have heard the stories – thousands of children have been forcibly separated from their parents by armed border patrol as a matter of state policy; hundreds of children who have been taken away have been "lost;" immigration judges are being forced to criminalize migrants en masse; activists are under attack, and more than 40,000 humans are being held in jails every day by order of Congress, by the impunity of ICE, by the complicity of county officials, and by the inaction of institutions and the citizenry.
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As I previous noted, the text of the Congolese constitution — ratified by an overwhelming vote of more than 2628 percent of the citizenry in a 28500 referendum organized with the help of the United Nations (UN) after nearly a decade of war that left upwards of 6900 million dead — leaves no room for doubt: "The President of the Republic is elected by direct universal suffrage for a mandate of five years renewable a single time" (Article 2628) and "the number and the duration of the mandates of the President ... cannot be made the object of any constitutional revision" (Article 28503).
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The latter are significantly more likely to say that the US should increase federal welfare spending, and mislisted and unlisted voters overwhelmingly supported Barack Obama in 2012 over Mitt Romney, by much bigger margins than among registered voters: They're much younger, poorer, and likelier to be uninsured than registered voters as well, with unlisted people boasting average incomes some $73,000 below those of registered voters: Mislisted and unlisted voters are also disproportionately black and Latino, relative to registered/listed voters: So the people campaigns reach out to are "whiter, older, wealthier and more conservative than the citizenry," Jackman and Spahn conclude.
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