All most thorny -- and again, most potentially deadly -- questions.
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The fair has also proved to be thorny for others.
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The message of the march was muddled, thorny and divisive.
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Those problems become no less thorny whichever name you use.
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The first relates to the thorny issue of planning policy.
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It also raises thorny questions of both competence and culture.
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Never forget that this Rose can be very thorny. #GimmeMyWatchBack.
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The film's handling of these thorny class dynamics is spotty.
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But the thorny issues are unlikely to disappear just yet.
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And that's before the thorny question of technology is considered.
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The asset freezes raise all kinds of thorny constitutional questions.
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Will Democrats have to reckon with another, equally thorny divide?
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But be warned, because the outside world can get thorny.
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Dense thickets of thorny branches slashed their arms and legs.
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Within the spending bills, thorny issues remain beyond the wall.
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Of course, Crimea and election meddling are politically thorny issues.
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Offense was wildfire and defense was an increasingly thorny chore.
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But the move comes with thorny legal and political questions.
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It's a plane that occupies the thorny reserve of memory.
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Content moderation is important and logistically thorny, but not existential.
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The movie's provocative denouement is thorny and a little shocking.
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Despite these efforts, robocalls are a thorny problem to solve.
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That raised a thorny question: What, exactly, does "best" mean?
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Working out a deal would require solving some thorny issues.
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Adding thorny family dynamics to the mix complicates matters further.
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It's a sparse, thorny, unstable track — and haunting, too. J.P.
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Thorny property law pertaining to the embryo comes into effect.
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This in itself is thorny and unfair to Scorsese's work.
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This couple clearly trust your wisdom in untangling thorny issues.
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The All-Star Game has become another thorny issue for Anthony.
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The politics of abandoning the debt limit would still be thorny.
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There are thorny legal questions that have yet to be answered.
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Either way, India's problem is mostly homegrown – and it looks thorny.
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But with any new frontier lies the thorny issue of regulation.
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Nevertheless, the probe has become a thorny issue for the president.
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There may still be opportunity for progress on thorny topics, though.
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Fellow Netflix gems Disenchantment and Aggretsuko both explore thorny, untameable womanhood.
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Organizations like these are tackling a thorny and sometimes contentious topic.
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The diplomat said this "thorny problem" has bedeviled three US administrations.
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The problem is rooted in the thorny issue of political ambition.
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Congress has many thorny money issues to sort out this year.
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The path Congress is taking is more direct but very thorny.
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The question of the perfect couples vacation is a thorny one.
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Shrinking or rescinding the monument now would raise many thorny questions.
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The search is hampered by mud and thorny underbrush, officials said.
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Gulf politics, however, are making a thorny problem even more difficult.
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Fine, but what about the thorny problem of intellectual property (IP)?
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Putting aside the thorny constitutional question, there are also practical problems.
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We should therefore get a thorny matter out of the way.
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Rental apologies, the obverse of rental scoldings, can be particularly thorny.
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The novel tackles the thorny subject of racial injustice in America.
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Facial recognition has also been a thorny issue for the company.
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Another thorny issue is the amount negotiators set for the Pentagon.
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The politics of the Spanish Civil War were, and remain, thorny.
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As Mr. Heath engaged in charity, he addressed a thorny issue.
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Still to be settled is the thorny issue of tax rates.
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China, in return, offered modest concessions on some thorny trade issues.
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Sex work and mental health can be thorny topics to navigate.
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Also potentially thorny could be a proposal to require universal vaccinations.
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Given enough ready money, thorny issues of territorial sovereignty swiftly dissolve.
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Sanctions are one of many potentially thorny issues on the table.
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I imagine there's like a kind of thorny cultural issue here.
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The rebirth solves a thorny problem for the snack food company.
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"This is a thorny problem that defies easy solutions," she said.
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Washington and Beijing could start with agreements on other thorny problems.
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In these moments, I appreciated the thorny work on the page.
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And the show provides plenty of that that thorny detangling process.
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Any scene involving Olenna Tyrell (Diana Rigg) and her thorny tongue.
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It's super complex, and I think he really is highly qualified in that regard, and that's maybe why they keep him, eventually, if they can get rid of all these thorny ethical issues, and they're quite thorny.
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Then there's the thorny relationship between Iran and Saudi Arabia in particular.
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I asked Parziale if there's something in the water at Thorny Lea.
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American Honey is thorny and wandering, but it's a pure pleasure itself.
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This will then form the basis for the thorny negotiations to follow.
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But how to bring poor countries on board remains a thorny issue.
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I began the thorny, beautiful process of accepting my body, as is.
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In one thorny passage, the music and steps seemed out of sync.
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The Republican Party emerged to deal with the thorny issue of slavery.
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More specifically, it is about the negation of those thorny, unkind configurations.
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But it could also raise thorny questions about Google's growing market power.
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It could, for instance, become a thorny issue mired in geopolitical matters.
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Outside of the coronavirus, a host of thorny regulatory issues await Hahn.
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Thorny topics such as Palestinian-Israeli peace will take a back seat.
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This will be a different debate about a thorny but smaller problem.
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But the library remains a labyrinth, a facility full of thorny questions.
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There are thorny issues here, not least the question of legal risks.
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It was a year in which running had to confront thorny questions.
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These are thorny issues that the chancellor seemed unwilling to jump into.
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It should not be suspected of limiting the debate of thorny subjects.
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Disney, of course, isn't alone in having to address potentially thorny matters.
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Congress now faces the thorny question of whether to subpoena Trump's interpreter.
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The thorny issue was whether Facebook should be considered a media company.
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"identity" (a very inadequate, dismissive name for a thorny constellation of issues).
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These actions raise thorny questions, including the question: Who owns our data?
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It fits an LP that's secluded, thorny, and a little bit absurd.
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These thorny realities are something she's trying to "figure out," Allahyari said.
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Jones's remarks complicate the already thorny negotiations between the league and union.
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The theme is "Broken Nature," an appropriately thorny topic for the times.
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It is a thorny problem other companies are also trying to solve.
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In this respect, the exhibition transcends thorny questions of identity and nationhood.
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"Beyond being unnecessary, it seems quite thorny and dangerous," Mr. Sanchez said.
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But the prospect also raises thorny questions about animal exploitation and welfare.
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Then there is the thorny issue of who, exactly, is a Quebecer.
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But they avoided the thorny issue of when, exactly, that might happen.
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Thorny religious and cultural problems need to be addressed, and discussed openly.
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The path the complaint has taken thus far has itself been thorny.
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As with most dating games, there's also the thorny issue of timing.
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Accommodating students within the community remains a thorny topic with mixed results.
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There are lots of thorny trade-offs to be made between priorities.
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Georgia will present the White House with a thorny foreign policy problem.
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This is a complex and thorny issue that is not going away.
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Throughout the 1790s, thorny political differences over Adams' goal of centralized power vs.
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Space here will not allow for a careful discussion of this thorny issue.
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It is thorny and difficult on the outside, but sweet on the inside.
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You must possess a soul too gentle for this cruel and thorny world.
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An attorney-general's opinion from 1938 suggests doing so might be legally thorny.
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They're too thorny, too broad to apply to the messy lives of individuals.
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Tam exists in a thorny political context about racism and speech in 2017.
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Both countries also have thorny relations with America and wish to discomfit it.
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How banks' APIs will function elsewhere in Europe is also a thorny question.
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But by doing so they have plunged deeper into thorny debates about censorship.
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Technology is one of the thorny issues at the center of the dispute.
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The NAS report notes that this possibility raises all sorts of thorny issues.
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Hate speech and misinformation were another thorny topic that came up several times.
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Then there's the thorny issue of where on the bill he is placed.
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Here are ways to settle five thorny political debates that could come up.
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Award bonus points for arcane trivia, frequent visits and thorny or new works.
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She hears the devil's swallows slowing, its thorny lashes fluttering against her skin.
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Some legal experts agree that it could lead companies into a thorny situation.
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I watched him digest thorny legal questions and respond with a calm compassion.
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As for the thorny issue of parking, there's a mix of options available.
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And that leads us onto the possibly thorny issue of the DJs themselves.
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Here is a brief guide to how they are handling a thorny problem.
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There will be infighting and tough losses and thorny problems without simple solutions.
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And one last, super-thorny concept that almost everyone gets wrong: A p<.
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The settlement defuses a potentially thorny issue as Uber prepares to go public.
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The Mueller report is a thorny, patriotic addition to this curious American shelf.
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Who today could write both "West Side Story" and three thorny, searching symphonies?
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Facebook has faced thorny questions about race and its ad-targeting tools before.
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It sounds simple, but in practice it's proven to be a thorny problem.
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In the past, thorny policy debates typically took place between the two parties.
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While these thorny issues remain, they have faded into background over the years.
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Numerous thorny policy matters remain unresolved, most notably on funding for Planned Parenthood.
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However, commercial use of a residential space could raise other thorny legal issues.
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Kai Kahele, as well as her thorny relationships with other Aloha State politicians.
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The human gay marriage debate had brought out thorny personal and religious tensions.
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As a practical matter, reallocating shares raises all sorts of thorny legal issues.
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And once you accept that premise, it raises a lot of thorny questions.
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Where this gets thorny is what the purposes of self-actualization actually are.
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Dr. Juengst thinks that Klogene's experiments with Crispr raise some particularly thorny questions.
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The first test was the thorny issue of the US Embassy in Israel.
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Keller will have to find her own princess to inherit her predecessor's thorny crowns.
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Ernesto has also found himself in thorny moments, his allegiances stretched in opposite directions.
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Then there's the thorny issue of how Claire weaponizes feminism as a political tool.
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American photographer Andres Serrano has long experimented in the thorny territory of aestheticizing violence.
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Closing bases is a thorny issue for many lawmakers, especially in an election year.
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The Bachelor is a thorny topic, but, at the same time, it's delicious television.
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Ideas are welcome as long as they involve new ways to solve thorny problems.
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Finally, having a private security force for the President-elect raises thorny legal issues.
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He sees aquaculture as a distraction from the thorny task of managing fisheries properly.
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Some have criticized the F.A.A. because the regulations do not tackle thorny privacy issues.
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And Democrats insist that the government reopen before talks on thorny immigration issues begin.
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Over 17 songs, Stacked finds Kash Doll shedding the layers of her thorny upbringing.
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The future raises a lot of thorny questions, but Bushnell doesn't seem to worried.
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In Diana Sofia Lozano's "SubRosa" (2019), the thorny, green stems of roses became claws.
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It left his relatives aghast and resurrected thorny debates about the pitfalls of telemedicine.
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After graduating, Mr. Schroepfer stayed in Silicon Valley and went after thorny technical undertakings.
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VTaiwan has been used to solve a number of particularly thorny digital policy problems.
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Taken together, the reports depict a world facing thorny problems with few obvious solutions.
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But, in these thorny cases, leaders with circumspection are vital to preventing further conflagration.
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Third, committing America to an indivisible Jerusalem would jettison thorny questions associated with partition.
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And that raises a thorny political question: Who, exactly, did I think was poor?
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The Senate is weighing in on the thorny issue of pay for college athletes.
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A few thorny issues have been (mostly) settled, including Northern Ireland's border with Ireland.
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It's not even really about content moderation, a huge and thorny issue for Facebook.
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In recent days, the President's views on the thorny immigration negotiations have swung widely.
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Each concert has its own arc and character, balancing deep rhapsody against thorny dissonance.
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Lawmakers left the meeting saying there was plenty more work ahead on thorny issues.
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More thorny issues are expected to be dealt with later on the Senate floor.
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And there are also thorny issues like regulation that are still being figured out.
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That led to thorny, back-and-forth negotiations between the parties, some sources say.
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Replacing oil, coal, and gas requires an intricate mix technology, policy, and thorny politics.
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"It will definitely be thorny," said one person, in what was a common refrain.
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The Whitney has historically followed artists' lead in finding our way through thorny decisions.
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The Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade and city have had thorny relations in recent years.
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If nothing else, Hannah has learned an important lesson out of this rather thorny experience.
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The presence of sensitive and objectionable content on public blockchains does raise some thorny issues.
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The Bachelor doesn't have the best track record with handling thorny topics or legitimate tragedy.
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Here are five thorny problems that experts will be bending their brains against next year.
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Anything that doesn't address the thorny questions facing the tech industry feels beside the point.
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However, as expected, Trump did not wade deeply into the thorny policy specifics bedeviling Congress.
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India's thorny relationship with Pakistan in the disputed Kashmir region could also influence defense spending.
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They are twisted and thorny and beautiful, and wholly dependent upon that which holds them.
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European politicians have developed a habit of turning thorny substantive debates into poisonous symbolic ones.
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That's a thorny problem that Huawei hasn't shown any indication of being able to overcome.
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Another thorny provision requires companies to get security certifications for important network equipment and software.
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Larry Kudlow, Mr Trump's economic adviser, says talks on these thorny issues are well advanced.
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But the tax plan Lance's party passed last year is more thorny for the representative.
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Workers placed thorny shrubs along the perimeter as a makeshift border for protection and privacy.
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This is the thorny sexual landscape Ms Zeigler's thoughtful play is attempting to plough through.
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We have to walk the thorny path toward Utopia, and maybe we'll never get there.
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Secondly, all sides should work towards a ceasefire—a complicated and thorny but necessary undertaking.
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Which is why the most recent #MeToo reckoning sweeping the food world is especially thorny.
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LONDON — The way brands use trending hashtags has always been something of a thorny issue.
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The influx of original programs coincides with news reports about Netflix's thorny relationship with cinema.
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But the investment to expand in Asia comes at a somewhat thorny time for Wirecard.
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However, reallocating land is a thorny issue for Ethiopians, many of whom are subsistence farmers.
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Thorny topics like religion rarely come up, and when they do, it's in the extremes.
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Beyond that, Mr. Sanders has often evaded and even struggled with thorny questions of policy.
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And there are still thorny issues to work out as part of a budget deal.
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But even in the face of this multitude of complex, thorny problems, clarity can emerge.
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But in large, industrial economies that are trying to decouple, the change raises thorny questions.
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"There are still thorny issues and they all interact with each other," the source said.
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For two decades, Mr. Luntz had instructed Republicans on how to talk about thorny issues.
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They do not tackle the thorny subject of whether large-scale BECCS is practically possible.
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The beauty of the script, by Richard Strand, is how it approaches these thorny topics.
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There are also thorny disagreements within the conference over issues like ObamaCare's expansion of Medicaid.
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But "The Fourth Age" successfully forces us to face just how thorny those questions are.
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Granted, some poems are thorny, difficult tangles requiring significant work from the reader to comprehend.
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But overhauling Fannie and Freddie has proved to be a complicated and politically thorny endeavor.
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He was known to stand on his head when sorting out a thorny engineering challenge.
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To make the exhibit possible, curators had to wrestle with a host of thorny questions.
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This approach could work since it avoids the thorny battles inherent in broad range policymaking.
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It raises a thorny question: Who is responsible for the data stored in someone's body?
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And this leaves the thorny question of what we are to think of these people.
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We look at the thorny legal and ethical issues that the newest arms race raises.
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HONG KONG — No movie, apparently, is cute enough to be immune from thorny international politics.
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Where those weapons could go after being removed from Turkey is a different thorny question.
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Turnout is a thorny issue for Israeli Arabs, who represent a sixth of the electorate.
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The N.F.L. has a track record of addressing thorny internal problems by bringing in outsiders.
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Either way, it is clear the thorny problem won't just disappear, and needs more work.
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The disparities rooted in this state of affairs remain politically thorny issues in both countries.
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The N.F.L. has a track record of addressing thorny internal problems by bringing in outsiders.
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Mr. Trump's approach to sanctions on Russia has been a thorny issue for his administration.
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Over the years, reporters at The Times have written extensively about the thorny issues involved.
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Mental illness is a thorny subject, one that can make images seem distanced or abstract.
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But then I tried it once on a really thorny corner, and I liked it.
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There was still no word on the thorny issue of who would be prime minister.
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The subject of chemical weapons' use in Syria has been a thorny issue for Macron.
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He dubs the wi-fi data collection trial's line on privacy as a "really thorny one".
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But first, Voltage has to go through the courts to settle a few thorny legal questions.
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As posthumous recreations like this become more common, however, some thorny legal and ethical questions arise.
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It is not clear whether thorny issues such as border demarcation were discussed during the visit.
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That taught me that actually administering the kind of program I was advocating would be thorny.
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The administration's extensive and detailed ideas on the thorny final status issues will be revealed soon.
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And human moderators themselves have a thorny past when it comes to making the right call.
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European officials and observers say such a deal is unlikely, especially considering the thorny issues involved.
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In addition to political pressure, Uber has found itself at the center of thorny legal issues.
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Undermining established networks is just one of the thorny issues that the streaming wars have fostered.
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It homes in on female friendship — and specifically the thorny kind born out of shared trauma.
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Her popularity has plummeted as she has struggled to find a path through thorny policy debates.
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Why it matters: This analytics boom has produced some thorny questions, writes Bloomberg's Eben Novy-Williams.
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Although we're kidding, I do wonder about thorny questions the financial aspect of surrogacy might raise.
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Even so, no country has fully faced up to the thorny questions raised by flood insurance.
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It also provokes thorny ethical questions about the prospect of automatic deception-monitoring in online spaces.
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Today, it announced several specific ways in which it will try to fix these thorny issues.
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The goal of the program is to encourage entrepreneurs with innovative takes on thorny global problems.
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How these rules translate to situations about life and death, however, is a bit more thorny.
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FEW issues drive a wedge between airlines and their customers like the thorny matter of compensation.
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But let's not talk about this extremely thorny and heart-breaking crisis in American politics today.
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But history suggests the politics turn thorny when government-provided health insurance becomes a real possibility.
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THE thorny task of comparing crime rates across the world is tricky because legal interpretations vary.
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That fact gives rise to a thorny question that the Supreme Court will debate on Nov.
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Conversations around removal can be particularly thorny in places where firearms are powerful symbols of independence.
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But, in keeping with a long career of diving into thorny political conflicts, he rebuked Mrs.
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The trade imbalance has long been a thorny and intractable topic in the Sino-US relationship.
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But no one has asked the thorny, urgent question about who will provide all this care.
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Warren's bill delves into other thorny legislative subjects, including federal judicial powers and federal agency rulemaking.
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We come bearing solutions to one of the many thorny problems in healthcare: prescription drug costs.
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It's clearly a thorny issue, but ultimately, it comes down to what individuals, especially victims, prefer.
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A warning: This is a long and sweeping discussion, touching on a number of thorny issues.
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Rather than trying to fight me, though, they guided me through thorny section ahead of me.
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The thorny issue includes political landmines like Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and detention bed funding.
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Kelton: It sounds radical because you're talking about income distribution, which is always a thorny issue.
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The answer, party strategists realized, lay in the thorny questions raised by the civil rights revolution.
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Controversy over a new spider species has resurrected thorny ethical questions about scientists and their specimens.
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It also creates thorny issues for the administration's efforts to keep the pressure on the North.
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"Black-ish" has been lauded for addressing thorny issues like racism and police brutality head on.
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The issue is a thorny one for Facebook, whose business is almost entirely based on advertising.
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As the Ahsanis seek to clear their name, they face some thorny evidence — their own words.
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But beyond the sometimes saccharine tributes, the thorny challenges of religious harmony in Egypt were felt.
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I was equally impressed, though, by his fleet, free-ranging performance of Bach's thorny Sixth Partita.
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The company's weak response shows how utterly incapable it is in dealing with these thorny issues.
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Tulsa's thorny history of racial injustice can be counted as among the most perilous in America.
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In Game 9.823 of the 29.82 World Series, Carlos Pena saved baseball from a thorny problem.
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But off-the-shelf drones are evolving apace, threatening to make a thorny problem even worse.
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And some are reluctant to take up such a thorny issue so close to election time.
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Still, the two-day trip will not be without thorny issues beyond the ongoing trade impasse.
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Principal among those difficulties is the thorny task of redefining relations between civilian and military authorities.
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How does this thorny episode fit into an ebullient musical about an American-Indian arranged marriage?
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They argue that the state Legislature is unlikely to take up these thorny, politically treacherous topics.
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I'm a technology reporter covering privacy and other thorny industry issues for The New York Times.
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The issue is thorny, spurring a variety of suggestions for how to overhaul the visa program.
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The reason that robocalls are a thorny issue has less to do with volume than precision.
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Job cuts are a thorny issue in South Africa where unemployment runs at about 28 percent.
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For some thorny issues, especially those concerning small businesses, professional tax preparers are perplexed as well.
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Making matters thorny, the White House has requested the funds be pulled from Pell Grant reserves.
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It's a thorny topic, and one we'll be watching closely as the movement continues to develop.
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Don't get me wrong: The policy questions are still thorny, and the math is still difficult.
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She disputes some of his claims, turns the questions back around, attempts to untangle his thorny philosophies.
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But in Michael Ohoven's case, the question of whether to work with Salva was a thorny one.
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Assuming the foreign ministers approve the framework in August, another long round of thorny negotiations will begin.
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But thorny issues remain unresolved, notably the American proposal for the deal to expire every five years.
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It raises thorny legal problems, because doing so without the host country's permission means violating international law.
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Fields is just the guy to dive into the thorny mess of questions prompted by Fosse/Verdon.
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And just because it's thorny and controversial doesn't mean we can't actually see the way through this.
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But the commercial property world — especially the thorny world of leases — remains stuck in the 19th Century.
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They seized this opportunity to wrestle with thorny dilemmas far beyond the usual hero-versus-villain tropes.
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The host of HBO's Last Week Tonight doesn't just tackle thorny topics on his late night program.
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Normally, we would strip under the thorny bushes that line the lake next to the Henderson dorms.
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That's thorny, but it's much closer to the truth than what's being peddled by pundits and politicians.
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Mickos said that the right people must include a specialized lawyer who can navigate the thorny environment.
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User experience turns out to hold some surprisingly thorny challenges once humans are removed from the equation.
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Shostakovich's music presents a particularly thorny nest of meanings and counter-meanings, with upsetting traps of tone.
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No mention is made in the peace plan of the thorny issue of Palestinian statehood, for example.
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Thanks to changing laws and thorny international copyright systems, such a release hasn't happened in two decades.
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Barris and his team aren't the only ones effortlessly molding thorny, difficult subjects into award-winning humor.
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While the failure to control the crowd had an obvious cause, motorcycles are a more thorny issue.
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Gabriel said he had discussed thorny issues including Yucel's case with Cavusoglu but did not give details.
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The task was thorny because Snapchat is a messaging, sharing and broadcast service where most content disappears.
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Much of the blame behind the country's patchwork connectivity is due to a thorny law called Störerhaftung.
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Granted, the move is in line with Beyoncé's tendency not to hammer directly on thorny social issues.
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But the issue of the children who have reached the squalid camp without relatives is particularly thorny.
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But as Prince Mohammed's aspirations grew, the Saudi Aramco initial offering faced a number of thorny issues.
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But the whole horror story is starkly rooted in thorny, real-world technology, race issues and politics.
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The single-payer approach also sidesteps the thorny mandate objection by covering everyone out of tax revenue.
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Mr. Lauder's call for a two-state solution is the only one to this thorny, tragic situation.
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Immigration has become an increasingly thorny issue for the small European nation, and tensions are running high.
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Even agreement within a party has been difficult; immigration historically has been a thorny issue for Democrats.
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Boots get sucked off by the mud, and thorny bushes are a natural impediment to moving faster.
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Moving forward, Catholic leaders should be more open to at least discussing a host of thorny issues.
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So the politics here may be less thorny than they would be for, say, a carbon tax.
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It's not the most inflammatory film in the company's catalog, but it's still an ethically thorny landmark.
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In the N.B.A., the biggest stars routinely share their opinions on a range of thorny social issues.
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It's a thorny topic, and one that is unlikely to be fully solved with a trade pact.
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The trial has delved into the thorny issues of consent and sexual dynamics in the film industry.
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The blurry distinction between perpetrators and victims makes collective healing by confronting the past a thorny project.
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Facial recognition techniques represent a particularly thorny part of a broader effort to control artificial intelligence standards.
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You know, there's a thorny set of questions around encryption that will continue to merit thoughtful conversation.
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By doing so, President Trump sets up potentially thorny negotiations over the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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There's also a question of whether Trump will use the speech to address thorny links with Russia.
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In Britain, politics has been complicated for the past three years by the thorny issue of Brexit.
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His departure was leaked soon after Trump had made his final decision on the thorny trade issue.
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Mr. Fadli said he could see a role for President Trump in resolving the thorny Freeport issue.
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That could wind up being difficult, given how thorny changes to appropriations has become in recent years.
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The issue of industrial subsidies is thorny because they are intertwined with the Chinese government's industrial policy.
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This is what's important about public-land conflicts: They raise thorny questions about abstract political concepts like democracy.
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That won't be enough, though, and there are still some thorny issues left to iron out, Brill said.
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The hungry animals would climb onto the thorny trees, native to Morocco, and eat their fruit and leaves.
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This legal issue will likely be a thorny one, considering the apparent animosity between Stanton and her ex.
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Thorny shrubs line the maze of paths between homes in this massive camp, where about 160,000 refugees live.
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It's another thorny political problem, given the outsized influence doctors, hospitals, and the pharmaceutical industry have with lawmakers.
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Such thorny scenarios were unlikely, camp leaders said, but they wanted counselors to be prepared just in case.
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While silicon can store a lot more charge than traditional materials (graphite, mostly), it's a particularly thorny element.
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In return for funds, meanwhile, Beijing could gain a strategic ally in the thorny South China Sea problem.
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In the end Mr Mueller, mindful of this thorny legal disagreement, decided not to try to settle it.
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One official said Russian cooperation was still sought to address thorny diplomatic issues like North Korea and Iran.
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The fragmentation issue is thorny in part because it strikes deep at what makes Android and iOS different.
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Still, these are steps towards a powerful, universal quantum computer that could solve a lot of thorny problems.
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It gives white viewers, the argument goes, the opportunity to distance themselves from the thorny reality it depicts.
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Yet the money topic Americans voted as most thorny is one that's constantly in the news: student loans.
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Invasive data collection and surveillance are still thorny issues that raise a number of privacy and ethical concerns.
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Experts, officials and lawmakers say there are a number of reasons the North Korean challenge is so thorny.
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For the American business community, there have been little signs that thorny issues affecting them have been addressed.
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Airbnb yesterday announced a settlement agreement with San Francisco over the thorny issue of short-term rental laws.
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While many couples dissolve their marriages without significant legal involvement, divvying up retirement accounts, particularly pensions, is thorny.
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All the thorny details about disarmament and inspections and the easing of U.S. sanctions remain to be negotiated.
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The explosives section of the Senegalese military-training camp is in a thorny valley tucked between low hills.
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That timetable surprised GOP leaders who thought they wouldn't need to address the thorny issue until the fall.
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Schaeuble has suggested some of Macron's more ambitious plans would require politically thorny changes to the EU treaty.
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They still have to deal with very thorny issues, including raising the debt ceiling before the August recess.
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In the meantime, Congress has largely left it to the executive branch to tackle such a thorny issue.
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Digital has paved the way for governments and the private sector to occasionally partner to solve thorny challenges.
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And the thorny issue of the final bill gets kicked down the road -- at least for a bit.
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How to deal with the pre-existing condition protections while repealing ObamaCare is a thorny issue for Republicans.
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The purpose of a summit would be to resolve thorny issues between the two nations, the report said.
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During the Fortune talk, Greene also discussed the thorny topic of ethical principles for artificial intelligence technology development.
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Europe's antitrust claims highlight Google's increasingly thorny relationships with smartphone manufacturers such as HTC and Samsung, among others.
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And that raises a thorny question: Is it time for them to drop out of Division I altogether?
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But it can prove to be especially thorny when that parent was one of the world's biggest stars.
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Ahead of the July 1 presidential election, the new Mexico City airport has become a thorny political issue.
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But the outcry they prompted on social media shows how thorny the question of misinformation is for Facebook.
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This may indeed make him a more reliable partner in resolving the thorny problems of Iran and Syria.
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Trump's proposals to settling the thorny political issues remain secret and are to be released later this year.
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It has become a thorny issue, giving rise to long and emotional hearings over the past several years.
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I reached the lunch truck under the shade of a thorny acacia tree, I got a second wind.
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Mr. Pollini certainly took risks in the days when he championed thorny modernist works by Boulez and Nono.
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Beijing could reduce cooperation with the United States on thorny international issues, such as North Korea and Iran.
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He left the thorny issues — employment, transportation, public works — to his inexperienced partners, and focused on self-promotion.
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There are several people inside the White House helping Trump navigate the politically thorny issue of gun control.
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Many carriers are offering their own respective trade-in offers, but Samsung's is the least thorny and restrictive.
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Opinion Columnist Affirmative action is a thorny issue, an imperfect tool to push society toward more perfect equality.
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It's part of what might make the northwest thorny, but I think it adds a bit of interest.
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Just a few seats and some shade, a place to sip tea and stare into the thorny abyss.
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Trump's remarks stirred an already thorny national conversation about the dividing lines between politics, sports and race relations.
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Beltran's case is different, but still presents a thorny situation for the Mets, who hired him on Nov.
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Some people already pay private companies for faster and more accurate information, and that raises some thorny questions.
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Background: In the past, sharing of the same airwaves between business and government has been thorny and limited.
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Here are the main points of contention on the eve of what are expected to be thorny talks.
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They dined by candlelight, discussed thorny issues like trade and North Korea and took walks under palm trees.
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"It's a thorny issue" that may be challenged in court as more states enact these laws, Pate said.
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There is also the thorny problem of finding money and resources to upgrade critical infrastructure without crippling it.
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The recent escalated hostilities between the US and Iran have complicated the thorny task of investigating the crash.
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It would have raised thorny legal questions about the president's authority, and faced blowback from Republicans in Congress.
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Ms. Walter's ease with the thorny language stems from decades of practice, but some see something more visceral.
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Increasingly, politicians have used self-deprecating humor to defang what are or could become thorny issues for them.
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She said she also planned to raise potentially thorny human rights issues with Putin, and discuss bilateral relations.
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Plus, there are thorny issues like how to dispose of radioactive waste and how to decommission old plants.
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Dengue presents a thorny public health challenge: There is no vaccine, so prevention training and palliative care are crucial.
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Indeed, the Khashoggi case is just the latest incident to raise thorny questions about Saudi Arabia's human rights record.
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Parents may worry that schools are indoctrinating their children, and teachers can be wary of treading on thorny ground.
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In the long term, copyright can even hurt efforts to preserve culture, because it makes copying media legally thorny.
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The Berghain case is particularly thorny because it asks a difficult question: what, for tax purposes, is high culture?
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The episode also dives into the thorny question of fish pain and the ethics of eating fish at all.
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Job cuts are a thorny issue in South Africa, where the unemployment rate is at a 14-year high.
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The two events have concentrated minds on a thorny, long-standing problem in Chinese corporate governance: "key-man risk".
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Add in the thorny legal and ethical considerations, and the task of singling out shooters seems even more unlikely.
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Technicalities—what counts as a reduction in emissions, who monitors countries' progress and so on—can be politically thorny.
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The black goji bush is also rather thorny, which makes them more difficult to harvest because tweezers are required.
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Tariffs on France would open up another conflict as Trump tries to navigate thorny trade relationships around the globe.
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Tillerson arrived to his first visit to Beijing Saturday with no shortage of thorny issues straining U.S.-China relations.
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The topics were thorny—from the ethics of self-experimenting biohackers to the feasibility of pan-global governance structures.
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The movie was written by the Broken Lizard team and directed by Jay Chandrasekhar, who also stars as Thorny.
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The use of coaches in the FGC is another thorny issue, with some tournaments banning them entirely during matchplay.
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Talking about how much money you make — especially in the workplace and among friends — can be a thorny topic.
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Then there is the thorny issue of trying to make good use of the data that does become available.
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However, the researchers did raise some thorny ethical questions with the type of data they used for their model.
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La David Johnson, who became separated from his team and made a harrowing last stand under a thorny tree.
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The Supreme Court is weighing a thorny issue that often bedevils lawmakers on Capitol Hill: how to define corruption.
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Many of these interrogations ended up in the same thorny thicket: Who designed the system this way, and why?
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But the dancers, by turn thorny and fluid, are the focal point as they navigate Ms. Shick's theatrical terrain.
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This dispute poses a thorny problem for Democrats, who have to weigh the competing claims of partisanship and justice.
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At the same time, Johnson faces a host of external challenges, including the thorny issue of relations with Iran.
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When the central bank solicited market opinions last year, the reconciliation of accounting standards emerged as a thorny issue.
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A senior government source said on Wednesday that there remained several "thorny" issues preventing a deal from taking place.
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The evening's conductor was Karina Canellakis, who steered the ensemble through rhythmically thorny material with clarity and relaxed elegance.
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Progressives want a vote on Medicare for all this year, setting the party up for a thorny debate. Rep.
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Those are thorny questions when looking at female sexuality at any age, but particularly when considering girls' formative experiences.
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This was a thorny puzzle to solve, but the fill was Scrabbly and the grid was fairly wide open.
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But it's also a reminder of the thorny, complicated world in which Android operates when it comes to security.
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But marketing aside, pre-workout supplements are thorny in that they all contain different ingredients and in different amounts.
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How to deal with the pre-existing condition protections while repealing ObamaCare is a thorny issue for the GOP.
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It is, however, a particularly thorny subject at a club like United, where tradition calls for attack and adventure.
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There's also the thorny issue of how Medicare for all would affect the thousands of jobs at private insurers.
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The wider peace plan appears designed to win a quick ceasefire while leaving many thorny issues for later negotiation.
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Stopping him raises thorny questions involving the First and Second Amendments, and introduces broad arguments over liberty and innovation.
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Very few of the thorny insurance and policy answers about how to treat robotic systems have been worked out.
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The next package may also be politically thorny in an election year, particularly as the pain becomes so widespread.
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For example, every retail transaction on the web raises the thorny issue of how to handle local sales taxes.
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Successful A.I. can be extremely hard to deliver, especially in thorny real-world problems such as self-driving cars.
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L's provocative performances in particular mix issues of art, the body, language and race into thorny, mind-bending tangles.
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Like most people, I have opinions on this thorny question, but I won't try to resolve it all here.
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So thorny issues like mortgage interest, charitable contributions, and state and local tax deductions weren't part of the debate.
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And oh, right, the music: Did the thorny debate over the proper way to perform Bach play a role?
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The sky was gray, and overgrown grass pathways and thorny pink rosebushes smelled damp from the deluge of rain.
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It is that climate change, by its very nature, creates thorny, intractable incentives toward non-cooperation and free-riding.
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It doesn't have enough substance to fill its runtime, but it explores some intriguingly thorny ideas along the way.
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He was difficult and thorny, but only in support of his character and how the scene was being shot.
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Doing so would open up the thorny possibility that the recipient could have children produced by the donor's sperm.
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Some Republicans from states that expanded it are wary of repealing it, so the issue is a thorny one.
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Starting this job required me to address thorny issues, like what should be the subject of a comedy review.
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Wednesday's meeting was supposed to be about ironing out the thorny details of how to pay for it all.
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The DOJ's apparent discovery of an iPhone hacking technique presents thorny questions about how that knowledge will be shared.
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Luckily, the lipstick's current packaging — with its badass, goth black, thorny design — is here to stay, according to the brand.
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As for denuclearization, that remains a thorny subject given that Kim's definition of the term likely differs significantly from Moon's.
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The thinking was that the winner shouldn't be caught cold about thorny world problems -- and clandestine operations -- upon assuming power.
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There are rose ceremonies, during which the suitor presents the chosen objects of his affection with a thorny, fragrant plant.
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We had some thorny conversations, but we somehow managed to end up in the right place most of the time.
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The Justice Department's apparent discovery of an iPhone hacking technique presents thorny questions about how that knowledge will be shared.
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Halpin, Palmieri, and Podesta may have thought they were sharing innocent, and private, thoughts about the thorny politics of religion.
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The pace of bad loan sales has been the main sticking point in thorny talks with European Central Bank supervisors.
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Petsonk explains that there are all sorts of thorny questions to resolve in designing a cap: What countries are covered?
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They are silly, but they are also a potentially elegant solution to the thorny last-mile problem with mass transit.
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The "Kumbaya" moment now appears to extend to the thorny issue of immigration, which has been vexing lawmakers for years.
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The question of what aid to give is a thorny one for Jordan and the countries supporting its refugee response.
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The next three novels follow the repercussions of their ambition — and, most memorably, tracks their thorny, compelling, occasionally toxic friendship.
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Politics loom large in the background, but the main opinions in Husted turned on a thorny question of statutory interpretation.
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Most thorny is the risk of offending Muslims who see the practice as a religious duty, not a charitable donation.
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To do that, Twitter would have to deal with the thorny issue of how publishers get paid for their content.
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And the reasons why, and how we talk about it, are complex — and relate to thorny themes of gender essentialism.
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Not to mention, apps enter thorny territory simply by doing their job: connecting users with matches they're legitimately interested in.
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It sidesteps some thorny ethical territory by the simplicity of its aim — and the result is a pleasure to watch.
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The thorny issue of abortion is part of the debate too because the House bill includes language defunding Planned Parenthood.
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Meanwhile, none of the candidates inspire a ton of confidence that they can mediate the politically thorny matters to come.
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He is often at the center of efforts to work out compromises in thorny cases and lower tensions among colleagues.
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We talked to relationship experts, licensed therapists, and life coaches to see how to navigate thorny interactions during the holidays.
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Since taking office just over a year ago, she has been navigating a thorny and complex landscape with great caution.
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Investing in Aramco equity could create thorny questions for big investors, who must answer to their own shareholders, Diwan said.
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And when a thorny issue crops up in pre-production, it's never clear which department is going to solve it.
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He begins a thorny flirtation with Tabitha, a young lady renowned for her shrewishness and her devious sense of humor.
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President Obama spoke by phone on Monday with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss a series of thorny international issues.
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Building an archive has always required asking a couple of simple but thorny questions: What will we save and how?
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"The bigger hurdle is that the thorny structural issues on trade and competition have yet to be addressed," he added.
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The FTC has a proven track record of resolving thorny issues in ways that make things better for internet users.
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And it would avoid some thorny questions: If National Amusements cannot act here, what about the next election of directors?
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Beyond the many profound issues of identity lie simple-sounding but thorny questions: What would the single state be called?
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And last week, Kushner visited Capitol Hill to meet with senators about criminal justice reform, a thorny and complex issue.
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It's a variation on a perennially thorny question: How different, really, are the patients from those who run the asylum?
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Trump had a thorny relationship with "Morning Joe" throughout the campaign and since Election Day, trading barbs with the hosts.
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Nuclear energy is virtually emissions-free but poses potential safety risks and the thorny issue of disposing radioactive plant waste.
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The title of first lady comes with a thorny combination of intense scrutiny, an incredible platform and no official mandate.
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Facebook will have to assume the thorny responsibility of shepherding the product towards righteousness and defining what that even means.
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The thorny devil, native to Australia, is named after a god of human sacrifice in John Milton's poem "Paradise Lost."
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That's a thorny choice, and finding that we don't actually have to make it — as this paper suggests — is comforting.
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The composer Kate Soper has made a specialty of turning dense, thorny, seemingly unmusical sources into elegant, surprisingly poignant art.
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An exhibition at El Museo del Barrio brings us to the thorny side of profound themes like martyrdom and labor.
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This quickly descends into the thorny issue of potentially infringing rights of free speech to ensure that platforms remain clean.
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The conference resolved a handful of issues dear to vulnerable nations, but the most thorny decisions were kicked to 2018.
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How social media companies deal with conspiracy theories rooted in bigotry has become a thorny issue for social media companies.
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I was in San Francisco to grill him on a number of thorny issues about online harassment and content moderation.
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Mann's testimony and the cross-examination highlight the thorny questions around consent and unequal power dynamics in the criminal trial.
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Mann's testimony and the cross-examination highlight the thorny questions around consent and unequal power dynamics in the criminal trial.
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This is especially thorny for legal and health-related writing, which can be subject to HIPAA or attorney-client privilege.
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This bilateral pact is more limited in scope, mostly covering agricultural goods and avoiding thorny issues, such as car exports.
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Seeking agreements with more states allows the company to avoid the thorny local politics in cities where it faces opposition.
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He is a thorny soul, a man neither happy nor particularly kind, and not someone you'd be likely to befriend.
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Sergeant Johnson kept running, for almost a quarter-mile, before taking cover under the lone thorny tree in the scrub.
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For instance, thorny-headed worms are likely to be protected because their hosts, fish and birds, are common and widespread.
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The Ukrainian jet was manufactured by Boeing, calling for US participation in the investigation among a thorny relationship with Iran.
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The argument over Syrian refugees is a good example of how our political conversation tends to sidestep this thorny issue.
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Reports suggest Canada could re-enter NAFTA talks within days, but thorny issues such as Canadian dairy policies remain outstanding.
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Questions from the MSNBC/Washington Post moderators on the thorny topic of race drew charged exchanges between New Jersey Sen.
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But what the ACLU tweet illustrates is that the courts are not the proper forum to decide such thorny questions.
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Like all deals that involve media mogul John Malone, who holds a voting stake in Discovery, this one is thorny.
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Turning a thing that anecdotally worked for you, personally, into a business (despite a lack of science) is ethically thorny.
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It's a thorny argument but not too hard to explain, and Warren has been explaining it succinctly at campaign stops.
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But they could not disguise the gulf that separates them on trade, immigration and a host of other thorny issues.
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There, a group of 48 women live with their children in huts protected by thorny brush to keep away intruders.
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It has also set off a thorny debate about what type of architecture is worth saving in the first place.
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In the meantime, Italian government officials said they were trying to untangle thorny issues related to the rules of engagement.
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But even when Trump has shared common ground with officials, a single thorny issue can spell trouble for the relationship.
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Mr. Adès's thorny, modernist music, played with crackling precision and color by the orchestra, bristled with manic, almost madcap, energy.
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For decades, integrating immigrants has posed a thorny challenge to the Danish model, intended to serve a small, homogeneous population.
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Branstad said his long ties would help him push Beijing on difficult topics, including North Korea and thorny trade issues.
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Breakingviews The advance of the China National Chemical Corporation, a state-owned company, on Syngenta leaves Monsanto in a thorny spot.
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That measure is likely to include billions for the migrant crisis on the southern border, a thorny issue for the parties.
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True, missing the boat on social media means thorny matters such as content moderation pose greater difficulties for Facebook and Google.
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And untangling what's preventing black and Latino MSM from taking PrEP likely lies at the thorny intersection of all those identities.
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The government's plan to reallocate land near the capital proved a thorny issue in a country where many are subsistence farmers.
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Even The Avengers took some time to honor the thorny challenges of throwing together a ragtag team of ill-matched warriors.
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One thorny issue is where to hold the meeting — a decision complicated by the limited range of North Korea's aging fleet.
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How did a former comedy writer and marketing executive wind up tackling the thorny problem of our politically fragmented modern society?
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Another thorny issue is the problem of rapidly rising prescription drug costs (Epipens and price-gouger Martin Shkreli come to mind).
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Yes, this is exactly as thorny as it sounds, perhaps proving that the road to headaches are paved with good intentions.
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These are thorny matters, considering many swimwear and underwear brands have attempted to make body positivity a cornerstone of their image.
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Over the course of their year together, Mattis and Tillerson bonded, in part because they frequently discussed thorny foreign policy problems.
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Of course Brexit as well, how to get out or do you stay in has always been a very thorny issue.
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It would also be characteristic of Mr Trump to play for the headlines and leave others to confront the thorny details.
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Even amid the occasional dime-store horror, Cundieff was intent on presenting black life as layered and vast and emotionally thorny.
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He was the preferred candidate of most lawmakers because of his perceived softer stance on the thorny issue of Kurdish independence.
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Long hours, gnarly co-workers, commuting woes, thorny office politics, crabby managers; there are plenty of reasons a job can suck.
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"Right now it feels like Epic is avoiding a lot of thorny questions by heavily curating their launch titles," Joseph said.
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This group will be tasked with weighing in on only the most high-profile cases that deal with particularly thorny issues.
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While Barnes was referencing the dark red sand and thorny bushes around him—he could have easily meant in our hearts.
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Trudeau, who took office in November, will wrestle with President Barack Obama on thorny issues including a disagreement on softwood lumber.
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This is especially true for big solar, which dodges many of the thorny issues being raised by customer-owned rooftop solar.
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Admittedly, the government is grappling with the thorny task of merging 36 ministries into 21 to create a more streamlined government.
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Becerra said Biden took the thorny refugee question last, in order to allow plenty of time to address it in detail.
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Are Republicans going to get a sweeping deal on the thorny issue of immigration less than six months before the election?
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Democrats have been struggling to find legislative language to deal with the thorny issue of contractors affected by the partial shutdown.
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Virginia should show America a path to reconciliation and the right way to address the thorny issues of race and gender.
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The closely-watched summit of the European Union produced little progress on the thorny issue of trade and the Irish border.
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But there are thorny issues related to genetic privacy that still today don't have easy answers or iron-clad legislative protections.
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And we have solutions right now that can work, and we're trying to find better solutions for this pretty thorny problem.
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The Secure Choice program may still be subject to regulation by the Securities and Exchange Commission, however, raising thorny constitutional issues.
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He is the one with the thorny father issues who is trying to win over the girl (the audience, the nation).
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He added that even as thorny as the impeachment debate has become, she'll find a way to keep the Democrats united.
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He will also face a range of thorny conflicts elsewhere, from South Sudan to Yemen, and nuclear brinkmanship in North Korea.
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TOKYO — Managers at an Olympus factory in southern China struggled for years to resolve a thorny dispute with local customs authorities.
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Kocis is played a little stepdad-ly, and the question of blame in Corrigan's underage work feels unevenly laid, and thorny.
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On one side are those who consider reproductive rights too ideologically thorny for the populism of the Democrats' "Better Deal" agenda.
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The film sidesteps some thorny ethical territory by the simplicity of its aim — and the result is a pleasure to watch.
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The IoT security landscape will continue to remain complicated and thorny while the industry is still going through its development phase.
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First, the Arnolds invest heavily in research to try to get "an empirical handle" on how to solve a thorny issue.
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The outcome of upcoming elections in the UK member state may see London again having to rule the thorny region directly.
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Because of all the rivers and lakes, wide swaths of the Selous are impenetrable — picture green, overgrown, scratchy and thorny bush.
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For an issue as thorny and vexing as immigration policy, a question during the Democratic debate on Thursday was remarkably clear.
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The soldiers found only his gun, boots, and ammunition holster under a thorny fence, and presented the findings to their officer.
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And, yes, it's true that the tech companies are dealing with thorny problems that most likely have no universally satisfying outcome.
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The novel, Perrotta's seventh, may be the sweetest examination of pornography addiction and the thorny issues of sexual consent you'll read.
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Mr. Lhota has said that he is focused on improving the transit network and would recuse himself from any thorny issues.
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In the North American Free Trade Agreement negotiation, the tariffs — existing and threatened — have given officials another thorny issue to resolve.
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Mostly forgotten, for the three hours of the parade, are the holiday's thorny racial history and the city's racial fault lines.
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He also must manage thorny economic relations with China even as Trump's trade team plans tough measures against the export powerhouse.
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Graham said agreeing to one big package could clear the decks of the thorny issues facing Congress in the weeks ahead.
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The overlap of Iraq's government with the Iranian-backed militias that support it poses a thorny dilemma for Baghdad's next leaders.
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Now, new technologies such as biodigesters, drones and apps, have been introduced to try to control the thorny pest for good.
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He waves away thorny questions like how he plans to negotiate a trade agreement with Europe in less than 12 months.
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And to be honest, that's kind of a thorny issue because the distribution formats are siding with [Dolby Vision and HDR10].
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"I just thought that, you know, journalism history is full of times when reporters tackled really controversial, thorny topics," Pope said.
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In its blog post, though, Instagram's engineers explain the operation of the Explore tab while steering clear of thorny political issues.
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I think we're all going through a thorny cultural shift, reassessing illustrious artists who also may have demeaned or abused people.
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In many places, heat only magnifies the more thorny urban problems, including a shortage of basic services, like electricity and water.
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One such official may be Liu He, Xi's top economic advisor who recently visited Washington to address thorny bilateral trade issues.
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Mr. Nadler and Mr. Schiff initially invited the special counsel to testify voluntarily in April, but discussions proved thorny and protracted.
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Brown said they have been used in Canada, the United States Ireland to tackle thorny political topics such as abortion legislation.
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One episode even gets into thorny issues of consent when Pearl tricks Garnet into fusing with her against a phony enemy.
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Russell said "tweet-type solutions," won't work in a DACA deal "this is a thorny issue, it has lasted under two presidents now, we've got to get to Russell said "tweet-type solutions," won't work in a DACA deal "this is a thorny issue, it has lasted under two presidents now, we've got to get to solution.
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Ironically, sources said that Whetstone had come to Facebook to avoid the many thorny challenges she had dealt with in previous jobs.
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Trump has already made the issue a thorny one by threatening to pull out of the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change.
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While sports is a relatively safe category to navigate, politics and other parts of the daily news cycle are much more thorny.
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The objective: Develop a sea-land access route to central Asia while bypassing neighbor Pakistan, with which India's historically had thorny relations.
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The sprawling de La Cruz family spend the weekend celebrating two lives — two larger-than-life people — while navigating thorny family dynamics.
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But the debate over the move has raised thorny issues of race, class and gentrification in a quickly changing part of Brooklyn.
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The big picture: Three recent stories show just how common problems with location data can be — and how thorny they've become. 1.
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In France, the twin extremes of Islamist apologism and fascist reaction grow ever more intertwined, like thorny weeds in a Grimm fairytale.
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Job losses are a thorny issue in Africa's biggest economy were the unemployment rate is near 28 percent, a 14-year high.
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Yet the most troubling aspect of the Callisto Expansion is the thorny conflict of interest embedded in the DNA of this project.
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Still, its rise has challenged the ANC from the left, most notably on the thorny issue of land reform in South Africa.
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The increase in U.S. output and market share could become a thorny issue for Russia and OPEC, as they rein in production.
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But copyright is a thorny and unrelenting foe, so I'll have to keep my own perfect song and Animoji combinations to myself.
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For all the benefits of cash, said Natsios, who ran USAID from 2001 to 2006, they also present a thorny political problem.
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The ability to participate in this protest, or that march, has always been thorny when it comes to matters of economic privilege.
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All of this still probably comes down to December, when lawmakers have to deal with a host of thorny must-pass bills.
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But the site knows that banning a subreddit opens it up to criticism and that issues of free expression online are thorny.
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That means that Trump has been unwilling, or unable, to give serious attention to thorny issues like the brutal Syrian civil war.
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Facebook and other tech companies in are managing a the thorny set of issues that involve balancing user privacy and user safety.
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Farmers were wealthy because "there was enough rain for every living thing", and they tapped plentiful, thorny acacia trees for gum arabic.
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I once made the mistake of picking a fight with several thorny rumblefish who made quick mincemeat of me and my crustaceans.
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Ms. Friedman said it was predictable that there would be a wide range of views about an issue as thorny as Syria.
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Coffee is a possibility, as is charcoal made from marabú, a thorny, invasive tree that has stymied farmers trying to clear land.
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He's often discredited and labeled a delinquent drunk, despite his charm and crafty ability to talk himself out of any thorny situation.
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The relationship between two of world's largest oil producers is being reinforced as OPEC is poised to grapple with several thorny issues.
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But a deal would also spell an end to uncertainty for investors and companies, who can extricate themselves from a thorny issue.
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Trump's comments have thrown into doubt whether House Republicans will even take up the thorny issue of immigration this crucial election year.
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Would Democrats dare to tackle that thorny and divisive issue during an election year when the president will be on the ballot?
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But those who specialize in new music, or in thorny twentieth-century pieces, have to be as adept as they are adventurous.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May, who has the thorny task of taking her country out of the EU, will also be there.
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The measure's passage escalated Netanyahu's thorny relationship with President Obama by ending a longstanding American policy of shielding Israel from U.N. reproaches.
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Particularly thorny is the matter of "comfort women," a euphemism for girls and women forced to work in Japanese wartime military brothels.
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Still, it'll tap into some thorny issues (money laundering, anyone?) that some exchanges might not yet have a proper way of handling.
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It would require new technological advances as well as answers to thorny policy questions that have already proven extremely difficult to solve.
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A rendering is visible over his shoulder, above: a thorny floral shrub in a lively profusion of reds, blues, greens and yellows.
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But that fundamental weirdness still remains, highlighting what has been a particularly thorny issue for all candidates running in the 2016 election.
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The thorny topic is likely to come up when U.S. President Donald Trump visits China this week - with Qualcomm executives in tow.
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Behold, a new set of answers to this thorny social science question, released earlier this week in the journal Nature Climate Change.
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But if the cat's purpose was to put a cute face on the thorny politics of an international fugitive, it largely worked.
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The case, brought by Sweden's equality ombudsman, raised numerous thorny issues in a country already wrestling with questions of immigration and integration.
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But even in defeat, Mr. McCain, through his willingness to tackle thorny and even politically toxic issues, gave hope for the future.
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But amid Healy's whip-smart banter and well-hewed cameos (including appearances by several unsung female inventors), a thorny question takes hold.
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" On the thorny issue of ZTE, Mr. Mnuchin said that the United States had not meant to "put ZTE out of business.
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But it isn't, in itself, fine-grained enough to answer thorny questions about how a community should divide up what it has.
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But asked about thorny issues, he made clear that the unrest in Hong Kong would not be part of the trade talks.
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They interview parents and students, teachers and politicians, and landlords and activists to illuminate a thorny urban upheaval happening across the country.
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Anybody in this space that doesn't consider that to be a huge technical challenges is ignoring a really thorny and important question.
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The court's ruling expressly left open the thorny question of a child's legal parentage when it came to same-sex male couples.
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The new penalties will likely have little direct impact on the militiamen, but could pose a thorny dilemma for Baghdad's next leaders.
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The intention is to galvanize and educate, but reactions to the art can be as thorny as the issues the work addresses.
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Bulls say several thorny issues may be on the verge of resolution and will be enough to push markets to new highs.
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However, the Council left open the thorny questions of how large it would be and where in the city it would stand.
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When Good Trouble season 2 continues into 2020, the software engineer will tackle some thorny conversations about sexual harassment in the workplace.
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Even with its frequent dips into thorny social issues, "The Spectacular Sisterhood of Superwomen" remains an upbeat celebration of women in comics.
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But in telling its story, "Feud" has one whopping advantage, in that Davis and Crawford actually worked together, side by thorny side.
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Still, the bloc's biggest worry is such a revival, presenting it with a thorny problem as it considers its own market moves.
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Now it faces the thorny choice of hoping the deal works out, or chickening out and going back to its old supplier.
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In a review, School Library Journal said the book "raises such difficult, thorny issues and doesn't try to offer any easy answers."
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It addresses the thorny intersection of race, entertainment and commerce with an unsparing eye that it's not afraid to turn on itself.
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The fate of the children, none of whom are believed to be older than 15, could be a thorny issue, experts said.
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For now, the Senate committee is punting on that thorny issue, saying it is still investigating whether any collusion occurred with Russia.
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The at times unpredictable nature of computer reasoning reasoning presents a thorny problem when paired with the mind of a human being.
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Phase two is expected to cover a number of thorny issues, including intellectual property rights, forced technology transfers, and an enforcement mechanism.
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But most of the island is dotted with thorny bushes, and cargo containers and pallets proliferate willy-nilly in sandy vacant fields.
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Trade and tariffs have become a thorny issue for congressional candidates as they seek to win votes in the mid-term elections.
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The negotiators have faced the same thorny issues that have doomed all previous attempts at ridding the North of its nuclear weapons.
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This work is a provocation, an indication of the thorny and strained compromises members of a couple make to remain a couple.
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One of the other reasons this issue is so thorny is that it's very difficult to determine definitive causation in cancer cases.
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But they are often aimed at providing a quick fix to a symptom of economic malaise, rather than tackling a thorny underlying cause.
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However, this year has seen a bounceback in markets such as Turkey and Egypt, while markets such as Spain have been more thorny.
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Among the thorny topics that Zuckerberg tried to address in his letter artificial intelligence, fake news, terrorism, polarization of society and online safety.
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Among the thorny topics that Zuckerberg tried to address in his letter: Artificial intelligence, fake news, terrorism, polarization of society and online safety.
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The mass of questions is tangled, thorny, and probably juicier than anything Paul Erickson could've come up with in one of his tales.
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Photo: Natural CyclesNatural Cycles, an app that uses an algorithm to predict fertility, has a thorny past when it comes to unwanted pregnancies.
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This raises a thorny question: The kinds of skills this technological economy rewards are not skills that a majority of the population possesses.
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Medical billing is a particularly thorny and broken part of the U.S. health system that many in Silicon Valley's technology sector won't touch.
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I saw more of myself in Jenny than I ever saw in any other work that's tackled the thorny topic of sexual assault.
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Beginning with 2013's Snowden leaks, the Obama administration publicly wrestled with various thorny issues at the intersection of technology and government surveillance.
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But played with relish and precision by members of the Philharmonic and some guests, the works felt vital and thorny, full of character.
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Thorny legal questions also remain as to how and when farmers or government agencies or NGOs can access and exchange seeds stored there.
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Somewhere, from the thorny recesses of your pop culture memory, emerges another massive battle between underdog Scotsmen and a well-prepared British army.
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But "efficiency" should not be the top concern when it comes to sexual desire, a thorny issue that is inherently intertwined with culture.
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Her husband, who has since passed away, helped by carrying water and planting thorny bushes to protect the trees from hungry wild animals.
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Aside from trade, there are a few other thorny issues that could dampen the mood at the S&CD, which officially began Tuesday.
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Instead, they are committed to acting as the public conscience time after time by addressing thorny issues with compassion, deep understanding, and honesty.
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Zheng Yongnian, a professor at the National University of Singapore, addressed another seemingly thorny problem: the relationship between the party and the government.
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In this interactive session, the management and innovation guru shares his unique methods to solve thorny problems, inspire new ideas and unleash creativity.
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DIPLOMATIC RECALCITRANCE AND MILITARY POSTURING Beijing could reduce cooperation with the United States on thorny international issues, such as North Korea and Iran.
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That comes with a host of thorny issues for states — from how to license automated drivers to how to rewrite outdated traffic laws.
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The main issues behind this holdup and expense is legacy technology that most incumbent banks run on, and the thorny issue of compliance.
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Following her death, the show turns into a whodunit and loses the thorny, twisted relationship that set it apart from other political thrillers.
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Her awakening regarding America's thorny and defiant place in the world, though, is not really the most interesting revelation on Lust For Life.
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It is a chance for voters to witness politicians having an actual conversation and being required, theoretically, to provide solutions to thorny problems.
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Several Republican governors and lawmakers from states that accepted the expansion are looking to protect it, creating a thorny issue for the GOP.
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When Trump announced in early September he was ending DACA, Ryan created the group to attempt to gain consensus on the thorny issue.
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The issue has been so thorny that international negotiators had left the question of Jerusalem to the final stages of any peace deal.
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The Supreme Court now faces thorny questions about how to interpret a federal statute that governs how much decisionmaking power federal agencies have.
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Here are five thorny issues that could come up on Thanksgiving Day and how you and your family could find common ground: 1.
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But Trump's answer could represent a new calculus by the president on an issue that was starting to prove thorny for the administration.
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What Exxon Mobil's partner brings to this thorny problem is its particular class of fuel cells — devices that generate electricity through chemical reactions.
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The Nissan deal will be closely dissected for early indications about how Ms. May will potentially navigate the thorny negotiations with major industries.
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However, this is a thorny issue, as parents decide all sorts of very important things for their children that sometimes have lasting consequences.
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There's serious concern that Trump and GOP leadership have simply identified too many big-ticket, politically thorny items to tackle in year one.
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The performing arts center was placed on the back burner, though, as officials wrangled over the many other thorny issues involved in redevelopment.
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The talks could be thorny, especially around the perennially divisive issue of how many Nusra fighters there are and who counts as one.
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At that scale, there is almost always someone else online, day or night, to talk to about a thorny problem in machine learning.
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Tillerson is expected to discuss several thorny issues during his trip, including Syria, Russian meddling in last year's presidential election and fighting ISIS.
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Syria is one of those success stories for which the czar is enjoying credit while others will have to manage the thorny consequences.
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The thorny 21st century question for all Libertarians is: Does technology — specifically automation that takes away livelihood — qualify as immoral aggression against people?
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Why it matters: The utopian promise of technological progress is giving way to the very thorny challenges of balancing innovation with social accountability.
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Even before Trump ordered the strike in retaliation for a nerve gas attack, Tillerson's visit was certain to be dominated by thorny issues.
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The condition of being seen may be thorny, but the condition of being unseen, of being monstrified, is razor-sharp, vicious, and excruciating.
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"Some of those more thorny issues will be set aside for now, and they will focus on easy areas of cooperation," added Jaishankar.
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The courts will sort out the thorny legal issues involved in this standoff, but it really should not have to come to that.
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The hearing raised the thorny question of whether bullying — and society's failure to prevent it — had pushed Mr. Bissonnette on his deadly course.
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One M.T.A. board member joked that Mr. Byford was Superman — hellbent on saving the subway — and his kryptonite was New York's thorny politics.
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An election in the war zone would also have to address a thorny issue of voting rights for refugees and internally displaced people.
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Though body cameras are now in greater use, their purpose is often left undefined, raising thorny questions about surveillance, privacy and other issues.
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Thorny questions arise throughout "Human Nature" over what we are and what, if anything, we should change about ourselves on a cellular level.
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It was unthinkable for me to bring up the thorny question of whether there had been an element of calculation in their relationship.
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Mr. Kushner said it would address thorny issues like Israel's borders and security, the status of Jerusalem and the future of Palestinian refugees.
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There are also thorny legal issues because Mr. Low and some of the other defendants have denied wrongdoing and are challenging the forfeitures.
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As an artichoke lover, I am always game for a new recipe, especially before Passover when the thorny vegetable is beautifully in bloom.
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Sweeping piles of leaves from the patio, trimming hedges, and pulling thorny weeds by their roots, knowing that otherwise, they return only stronger.
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The thesis grapples with a thorny problem of United States policy in the Middle East — how much repression by our allies is tolerable?
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Because sometimes you've been accused of trying to please everybody to try to find a way through the thorny politics of South Africa.
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Dense, thorny brush covers the island for miles in each direction, forming a maze through which the migrants wander as they enter Curaçao.
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FISHERIES Fishing is a thorny issue because EU countries will no longer be able to operate in British waters as they are now.
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Winding confidently through a dozen thorny disciplines, Warner was thinking circles around so many Edgies whose derivative books I'd felt obliged to read.
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The subsidization of car-sharing businesses by investors, and the companies' continued grappling with paying their drivers a living wage, are thorny issues.
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Obviously, the debate about Caster Semenya, and whether women with XY chromosomes can compete in the event, is a tangled, thorny, vicious one.
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The uncertain fate and public thrashing of these officials has created a thorny situation for a White House wading through the impeachment process.
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I like to play bagpipes in the nude and then decorate my walls with thorny brambles for unsuspecting guests to accidentally brush against.
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Anyway, it's a very thorny question, but I do think tech people get out of it by pretending ... It's a really good question.
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In 2015, an exhibition curated by Erin Sutherland, called "Talkin' Back to Johnny Mac," addressed the thorny issue of colonization and Macdonald's policies.
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That would allow the organization not to go back to discussing the thorny issue of a production ceiling and individual production quotas, he said.
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Carige is the latest example of a distressed European lender using liability management exercise to underpin a thorny capital raise or optimise its debt.
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A draft agreement on the thorny issue of how to ordain bishops in China is already on the table, as Reuters has previously reported.
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Such efforts can convince the Trump administration that China is indeed doing its best to help the United States with this thorny security issue.
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Those gatherings of the world's major economies have become central in efforts to develop unified approaches to thorny issues that are fueling anxiety worldwide.
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The smuggler escaped back to Mexico on a dirt road surrounded on both sides by a lush landscape of mesquite trees and thorny brush.
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The U.N. last year launched a diplomatic process to resolve such thorny questions as: Who can propose a protected area in the high seas?
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Russia remains a thorny topic in the U.S., where investigators have been looking into how it may have sought to influence the 2016 election.
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A host of other thorny issues ranging from Crimea to Syria to election meddling tied to those indictments were also expected to come up.
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Those have long been thorny problems in the multiple rounds of peace negotiations launched by both Republican and Democratic presidents since the mid-1990s.
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He is navigating those thorny challenges amid intense speculation that he could emerge from a contested convention this summer as a consensus presidential nominee.
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If renting out homes in apparent violation of local ordinances has proved thorny, there's no reason to expect these experiences to be any different.
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It may on the surface appear to be a thorny gray area, given Airbnb is a housing platform subject to specific anti-discrimination laws.
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Counterterrorism isn't about solving thorny questions like social divisions in Iraq; it's about whether our leaders are bold enough to blame Islam for ISIS.
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And competition will provide better incentives for the new networks to untangle thorny problems around political speech, content moderation, platform integrity, and so on.
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When it comes to policy problems facing startups, tech companies, political parties and governments together, this challenge is about as thorny as they come.
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In a breathtaking recent essay for N+1, writer and academic Andrea Long Chu takes on the thorny topic of queer and trans desire.
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Worse, its attempts to solve the thorny technical problems of home theaters are less flexible and sometimes not as good as other, cheaper boxes.
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And yet still, Twitter may live to regret banning those RT ads, if for no other reason than the thorny questions the ban raises.
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But the movie posits that her thorns come courtesy of a thorny childhood — Allison Janney plays her abusive mother — and, indirectly, figure skating itself.
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But every service will get a turn eventually — and when they do, the thorny details of their encryption protocols may become suddenly, unexpectedly important.
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New data shows that Snapchat's claims could be true, though the situation opens up a traditionally thorny issue for marketers around causation and correlation.
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This is a thorny time—it's possible romance will be in the air, but don't believe every I love you whispered in your ear.
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By solving a thorny numbers problem, the two men have put Republicans back on a still-difficult path to repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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Beyond thorny technical and costing questions regarding the building of a hyperloop, Siemiatycki said, we should consider who exactly the ideal hyperloop rider is.
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The difficult decision to pull a second major repeal bill came the same day the veteran Kentucky Republican faced two other thorny political challenges.
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This is where things get thorny—and before plunging headlong into the brambles, I'd like to clearly state that I do believe representation matters.
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Leaving that thorny issue of creators' rights aside, Watchmen exists as its own cultural entity, claiming attention for itself with some provocative subject matter.
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She has spent the past six years straightening out its issues, slowed by the often thorny permitting process of building in a landmark area.
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He can also be noncommittal; those seeking a definitive ruling on thorny points of usage, such as on the singular "they," will be disappointed.
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump's Wednesday meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan comes as the two NATO allies navigate several thorny national security issues.
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In January, he met with a bipartisan group on the thorny immigration issue, pledging to "take the heat" if they came up with legislation.
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At a town hall meeting in New York City early this year, Nancy Pelosi fielded a thorny question about the direction of her party.
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Guo's detention comes as unprecedented efforts are underway between Beijing and the Vatican to resolve the thorny issue of who gets to appoint bishops.
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American Humanist Association, a thorny religious-freedom case that centers on a four-story concrete Latin cross in the middle of a Maryland highway.
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Despite such looming and thorny issues, many argue that the chief minister must now be judged on his administrative capabilities and not his past.
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These tensions pose a thorny question: To what degree can — and should — age-old religious traditions adapt to survive in a rapidly evolving world?
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Mr. Lamar's fourth LP topped the charts while also tackling thorny personal and political issues, including race, faith and the burdens of commercial success.
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Teenagers and young adults have shared their perspectives on thorny political debates and have revealed how the government shutdown in January disrupted their lives.
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Significant challenges lie ahead, especially as the United States and Japan begin thorny trade talks and Mr. Trump confronts new provocations from North Korea.
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While the United States is dealing with thorny regulatory issues over cryptocurriencies, some jurisdictions abroad have more clarity, though global consensus is far-off.
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The church's leaders should be open to at least discussing thorny issues around its patriarchal culture and its teachings about human sexuality and gender.
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The attack has presented the State Department with a particularly thorny challenge, as it balances geopolitical interests with domestic concerns in coordinating a response.
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The virus, some officials said, could offer a reason to kick the can down the road, avoiding a thorny subject bound to cause division.
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As for the thorny question of interpretation, Jackson builds measured, straightforward arguments about what Himes believed mostly through close readings of his published work.
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"You're going to have to find bipartisan consensus to fix these thorny long-term problems, and we don't have that right now," he said.
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Onstage in Atlanta, Mr. Trump's leading challengers had been asked a thorny political question: How do you run a campaign in impeachment's long shadow?
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Among the other challenges facing the technology: high prices for virtual reality equipment, limited high-quality content and thorny side effects like motion sickness.
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It's a relatively rare depiction of hazing onscreen, though it's not unusual for television and film to use collegiate life to dissect thorny subjects.
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When academics came to the Buttigieg house for dinner, Pete would be the person dispatched to the Encyclopaedia Britannica to solve thorny academic disputes.
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The question of whether her involvement with Dior automatically confers some feminist authority upon the 73-year-old fashion house is a thorny one.
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Others said groups like Pilma can contribute to a broader sense that taking sides on a thorny issue like drug prices carries political risks.
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Gabbard, a war veteran, used much of the town hall to explain her controversial call to withdraw American troops from several thorny overseas entanglements.
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But the novel defense hinges on a thorny issue: At what point does belief in a far-right conspiracy theory make you legally insane?
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There has also been speculation that the U.S. will attempt to reach bilateral accord with Mexico, in order to push Canada on thorny issues.
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It's the first time the justices will take up the thorny issue since a landmark 2008 opinion and a follow-up two years later.
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Prosecutors warned the court that could raise thorny executive privilege issues, prompting Bannon's defense to agree before the trial not to broach that subject.
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It's therefore possible that Moreno's politics alone would've made Assange's release unnecessary, allowing Ecuador to ingratiate itself with the US despite that thorny issue.
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A basic command of psychology can be helpful in programming concert music — especially when it comes to the famously thorny Serialist compositions by Milton Babbitt.
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The ban has also raised thorny questions about American values, torn families apart, and resulted in the government revoking somewhere between 60,000 and 100,000 visas.
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While Sharif is credited with improving the country's security in recent years, the 51-year-old Bajwa will still inherit a host of thorny issues.
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Meanwhile, the European Union will be tackling two thorny issues: the U.K.'s Brexit and making sure Greece sticks to the terms of its rescue.
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But reallocating land for new developments is a thorny issue in a country where the vast majority of the population still survives on small farms.
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Public discourse surrounding such thorny issues routinely ends with little policy reform, yet Kimmel has been able to center these discussions with lucidity and compassion.
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The closely-watched summit of the European Union and the United Kingdom produced little progress on the thorny issues of trade and the Irish border.
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It looks especially thorny on the moderate side: Klobuchar's surge, Biden's collapse and Buttigieg and Klobuchar's struggles with voters of color all raise difficult questions.
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His moments of levity are like little rest stops on the thorny path through the loss and redefinition of faith as a gay black man.
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But there is another thorny issue front and center: whether the kingdom can be sued in U.S. courts in connection with the 9/11 attacks.
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The thorny subject of remuneration was also a key talking point at the meeting although the majority of shareholders approved the bank's executive pay packages.
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Undergirding each of these thorny issues is an implied question: What does Mr. Zuckerberg — the man at the center of all this — actually believe in?
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As daughter Perdita grows older and more curious about her mother's mysterious upbringing, she digs into the past and ferrets out a thorny family legacy.
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The botany can get thorny, with descriptions of stamens, stigmas and styles (and a rap on the knuckles for readers who were "daydreaming during biology").
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Speaking to reporters during his New Year's Eve party at the exclusive Mar-a-Lago club in Florida, Trump addressed the thorny problem of cybersecurity.
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Many thorny issues remain, including what happens to vehicles that Volkswagen repurchases and how the automaker will handle buybacks and fixes if the EPA approves.
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Ties been the neighbours have been thorny for decades because of South Korean resentment of Japan's occupation of the Korean peninsula from 1910 to 1945.
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It's a thorny issue, but Bee is not backing down for what she said — she's just putting a finer point on how she said it.
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Last week, negotiators began tackling thorny issues on which there are wide divisions, including immigration and climate protection, but couldn&apost immediately find common ground.
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Alexa is not equipped to handle thorny theological debate; that will remain the job of the vicars stationed in the Church of England's 12,600 parishes.
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For Twitter, which has long prided itself as a platform for free expression, how it's handled some thorny cases has landed it in hot water.
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Over video chat, she's polite, cheerful, and speaks with a sweet southern accent, but knows when to turn staccato or pivot away from thorny topics.
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However, several thorny issues will need to be sorted out, according to the Financial Times:The G20 is looking at various ways to tax digital companies.
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Still, the two sides are expected to touch on the thorny issues that have cropped up in recent months and pledge efforts to address them.
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The ban has also raised thorny questions about American values, torn families apart, and resulted in the government revoking somewhere between 60,000 and 100,000 visas.
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Yet as a recent murder case illustrates, AI assistants are creating thorny legal and privacy questions that legal and cybersecurity experts are scrambling to understand.
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In the White House, he'll be tasked with navigating thorny conflict-of-interest questions surrounding Trump's business ties and legal issues with his executive actions.
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When thorny issues like, oh, Trump's racist statements about Muslims, turned up, Sandberg turned to Kaplan for counsel, and Kaplan reportedly had a significant impact.
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But somewhere in the mix is the thorny issue of trading fees, hiked at the start of 28 and readjusted downwards in August last year.
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In the Fox interview, Trump was asked if he planned to be tough on China over thorny issues including trade, intellectual property theft and subsidies.
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It's an especially thorny issue for San Francisco, whose influx of tech workers has pushed average apartment rates up more than 50 percent since 2010.
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Ties been the neighbors have been thorny for decades because of South Korean resentment of Japan's occupation of the Korean peninsula from 1910 to 1945.
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The three-disc survey reveals a musical landscape which, though thorny for the players, produces music of disarming charm, strange beauty and sometimes dreamlike familiarity.
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Ties been the neighbors have been thorny for decades because of South Korean resentment over Japan's occupation of the Korean peninsula from 1910 to 1945.
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U.S. officials have been vague about the timing for releasing proposals for resolving the thorny political issues at the core of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The closely watched summit of the European Union and the United Kingdom produced little progress on the thorny issues of trade and the Irish border.
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Extricating itself from a thorny legal dispute could be a boon for Rosneft, provided the proposed package has a similar value as the Citgo collateral.
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The Senate health committee is looking for a way forward on its medical innovation bill despite thorny disagreements over new research funding and regulatory changes.
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It also raised some thorny questions: Did the plant's owner intentionally mislead the public, investors and regulators about the cost and timetable of the project?
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But the issue that provoked the strongest emotional reaction was immigration, which was just one part of a thorny tangle of questions related to race.
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The exhibition has also brought together rare works from private collections still caught up in thorny debates about restitution and transparency about their wartime provenance.
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The five Booker judges, who were unanimous in their decision, cited the novel's inventive comic approach to the thorny issues of racial identity and injustice.
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Talk of the readmission of Russia to the G-7 presents another potentially thorny topic after Trump breathed new life into the idea this week.
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But the feminist politics of nice are no less thorny than the feminist politics of class—and in Klobuchar's case, they are quite clearly related.
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Performance data has been a thorny subject and often a source of suspicion in a sport which has suffered a checkered history of doping scandals.
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Roughly collaged paintings exemplify a de-skilled, D.I.Y. aesthetic, and the "Concept Store" (2016) calls into question the thorny relationship among commerce, fashion and art.
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Roughly collaged paintings exemplify a de-skilled, D.I.Y. aesthetic, and the "Concept Store" (32003) calls into question the thorny relationship among commerce, fashion and art.
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Along with screenwriter Vasily Solovyov, he pruned a handful of the original novel's subplots and worked the thorny historical philosophizing into a palatable episodic structure.
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It poses a thorny problem for European policymakers wary of new molecular manipulation in agriculture after a quarter century of conflict over genetically modified food.
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In that sense, the deal appeared more of a fix for a problem Trump had created rather than a genuine breakthrough on thorny underlying issues.
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It also raises thorny privacy questions for young adults who are living in close quarters and usually living on their own for the first time.
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Their cries will fragment into separate, argumentative voices, each with its own thorny grievances, and they will run — not with, but away from, one another.
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And even when shares can be sold at a gain, executives have to contend with thorny issues concerning diversification and the reputational risks of selling.
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Social media companies will be left with the thorny task of deciding what constitutes violent extremist content, since it is not defined in the accord.
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" • "Social media companies will be left with the thorny task of deciding what constitutes violent extremist content, since it is not defined in the accord.
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The old, thorny issues that had been dogging him — such as rising unemployment, poor drinking water and widespread distress among farmers — disappeared for a moment.
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That did not happen for Obama, who, despite recent thorny battles over encryption, has been a favorite of the tech elite donors throughout his terms.
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"Howards End" provides many underpinnings for Lopez's drama: the passing of a beloved home from one person to another; the thorny difficulties of social privilege.
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SEATTLE — Elections are complicated events, involving massive amounts of paperwork, thorny issues of law and a widely scattered cast of poll workers and ballot counters.
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And by talking it up, Democratic candidates could avoid being tarnished as overzealous "liberals" and address health or education without wading into thorny ideological debates.
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Should the court find a happy compromise between the federations, perhaps it can move on to some of the other thorny issues of our time.
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Einstein's reluctance to even mention gravitational waves in 214 — despite having contemplated their existence as early as 22015 — suggests how thorny a problem they presented.
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Yet Walmex's dense concentration of stores in cities has proved helpful in shipping goods from stores to consumers' homes, a thorny problem in e-commerce.
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Divisions remain over the border between the Republic and Northern Ireland — which will become an EU external border — and the thorny issue of trading terms.
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Beyond the thorny politics of this proposal, it raises clear legal and logistical questions, including whether a president has the authority to confiscate people's guns.
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The largest fund company in the world, BlackRock, has faced a thorny challenge since it acquired the exchange-traded-fund business from Barclays in 20093.
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"Never Look Away" traffics in all kinds of thorny, ambiguous material: It's about family secrets, psychological misdirection, the sometimes uncanny harmonies between artifice and reality.
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The wedding raises thorny questions of gender politics: When a woman gives up her career to marry a prince, how excited should feminists really be?
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While Comey seemed open to the idea, he also cautioned Trump that going after leakers and the journalists they talk to can be legally thorny.
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Instead, Dr. Phil has been hired by the drugmaker AstraZeneca as a paid spokesperson — and this presents all sorts of thorny conflict-of-interest problems.
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The thorny math and small print made it all seem a little shady, but on December 11th, I bought my first mining contract with Hashflare.
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Release date: April 23 What makes it great: Graduation is an intense Romanian drama about the thorny ethics of giving your children the best opportunities.
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As long as Mr. Christie holds veto power, Mr. Prieto said, Democrats cannot develop meaningful legislation on thorny issues without him serving as a negotiating partner.
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Air pollution in China is a thorny social and political issue for the government as three decades of explosive industrial growth have contributed to the problem.
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After winning thorny legalization fights for the birth control pill (1972) and abortion (1973), the ERA seemed inevitable — and like the culmination of all of it.
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Military ties between the world's two largest economies could remain at a deadlock until both parties make progress on thorny political and economic issues, strategists predict.
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That's because of the thorny question of movie-related merchandise, which in the case of Star Wars has always been substantially more lucrative than theater tickets.
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These are the moms and dads who broach thorny topics like race, poverty and sexism with their young children, undeterred by their complexity and high stakes.
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But where Twilight Zone raised thorny issues, Trek became part of the national conversation about racism and the Vietnam War, all while reinventing the space opera.
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Trump often has a deeply idiosyncratic concept of the US national interest -- when he takes it into consideration at all on a thorny foreign policy question.
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Facebook followed Google in limiting advertisements on platforms that carry fake news, which has become a thorny issue in the aftermath of Donald Trump's unexpected win.
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But like him, I hoped to enter upon a rich, creative spell — in my case unfettered by the thorny racial expectations I longed to leave behind.
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Democrats will get a chance to sound off with their votes on the thorny question of idealism versus pragmatism that undergirds so much of this debate.
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A budding coder, Morris spent much of his time on a site called Stack Overflow, a critical resource for programmers looking for help on thorny problems.
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One solution to this perennial thorny issue is to pare back the District of Columbia to just the White House, the Capitol and the Supreme Court.
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Clinton has said there's a need to tackle the "thorny challenge" of navigating security concerns and civil liberties, particularly surrounding encryption of mobile decides and communications.
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Touching on the thorny issue of how to finance its switch away from coal, Merkel said it was too early to start a debate about money.
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Star Trek had raised philosophical issues before, but few as thorny as whether taking one life can be justified in the name of a greater good.
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He also said European leaders were concerned about the future of the transatlantic relationship, but expected it to withstand differences over Iran and other thorny issues.
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The vaccine issue has been a thorny one in recent years, with skeptics taking root in the left and right ends of the US political spectrum.
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A representative view: No doubt, as well that the jobs climate will continue to be a thorny political issue, regardless of two good months of numbers.
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News has been a thorny area for Facebook in particular, which has faced continued criticism for its role in spreading propaganda, fake news, and other misinformation.
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This week, WIRED Transpo spent some time thinking about these thorny questions, from the perspective of residents, government emergency planners, logistics-obsessed officials, even drone pilots.
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Several Republican governors are defending ObamaCare's expansion of Medicaid in their states, highlighting a thorny issue for Republicans as they navigate repeal of the health law.
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In an attempt to rein Spahn in, Merkel this year named him health minister - a thorny portfolio that brings a lot of work and few headlines.
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After being cut from inside the pale, plastic greenhouses crouched by the lakeside, the thorny stems are stripped of excess leaves and packaged to customers' specifications.
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Today, Google is going to grasp that thorny issue by investing itself fully into the business of being a phone maker as well as software provider.
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But the thorny issue here is the dilemma between being evenhanded and objective on the one hand and trying to tell the truth on the other.
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The legal status of cannabis-based drugs has been a thorny issue in Brazil for years, with several patients fighting in the courts to circumvent prohibition.
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Phone contracts, installment plans, and upgrade eligibility requirements create a thorny mess for buyers, and making sense of it all can feel like doing your taxes.
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The issue has been so thorny and emotionally fraught that international negotiators had left the question of Jerusalem to the final stages of any peace deal.
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It's just the wall — and the thorny politics surrounding it — that will be the sticking point, likely dragging the negotiations to the edge of the Feb.
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That would mean dropping so-called policy riders on such issues as cutting off federal funding to Planned Parenthood — a thorny issue in House GOP politics.
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I'm not sure that journalism bears responsibility, but this does raise the thorny issue of false equivalence, which has been hotly debated among journalists this campaign.
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The thorny immigration talks are tied to work on a funding bill, with the government set to shut down if a bill isn't passed by Jan.
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Cash payments have proved to be a thorny issue for Uber as it pursues growth in emerging markets where many consumers do not have credit cards.
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On Thursday, her government found a compromise on the thorny issue of a backstop Brexit plan for the Irish border, which has caused divisions between ministers.
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Here's what is happening: Endangered: The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) will not protect the thorny skate, a fish that is shaped like a sting ray.
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A successful entry is "Nickel Mines," a chamber musical that hauntingly navigates a thorny matter — the real-life shooting at a Pennsylvania Amish school in 2006.
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The House overwhelmingly opposed the latest Republican immigration bill on Wednesday, leaving Congress no closer to solving a thorny issue that has bewildered lawmakers for years.
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This takes place against the thorny issue of North Korea's advancing nuclear program: China opposes the U.S. deployment of an anti-missile system in South Korea.
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The resulting novel was a Southern Gothic-flavored existential mystery, with thorny theological debates about good and evil blended with graphic violence and an unlikely romance.
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Why it matters: The recent boom in digital tokens, cryptocurrencies, and blockchain technology has come with thorny regulatory questions, especially when it comes to securities laws.
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This is a thorny issue: states have responsibility for elections but often can't afford new equipment and don't have the expertise to investigate cyberattacks originating overseas.
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If the countries could not agree on a relatively straightforward deal with Canada, a thorny, complex treaty with the United States would have been nearly impossible.
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STEVEN MORRIS Mount Pleasant, S.C. To the Editor: Michael Eric Dyson raises some thorny issues about how race and class are approached, even by progressive politicians.
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You'll have plenty to talk about after seeing "Straight White Men," the smart and thorny Broadway anomaly that opened at the Helen Hayes Theater on Monday.
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But as the state moves toward an actual plan, congestion pricing could potentially become a thorny issue for Mr. Cuomo, who faces re-election this year.
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It is unclear whether the countries can resolve such thorny questions as the Chinese government's support for sensitive industries and protections for American-created intellectual property.
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In Saudi Arabia: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to discuss several thorny issues that have weakened the Saudi-U.
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And legal advisers have grappled with potentially thorny issues, including the possible pitfalls that could arise from choosing a foreign exchange on which to offer shares.
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This is the thorny part of finding yourself in the public role of people's fantasy friend: Your friends are everywhere, and they'd love to see you.
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The document agreed on Thursday held out the prospect that technology could solve this thorny question — an apparent sop to the hard-line, pro-Brexit faction.
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The claims are legally thorny, often requiring historians, archaeologists, geographers and geologists to give evidence sometimes stretching back before recorded history to support, or challenge, them.
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But that doesn't even touch the thorny backstory that led us here: a story of ancient beefs, culture clashing, competing production companies, and — oh, yes — invoices.
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Adolescence Adolescence comes with a thorny problem: Teenagers suddenly yearn for privacy just when their lives are expanding to include a range of risky new opportunities.
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As the play pauses to consider these thorny questions, offering variations on the theme of guardianship and neglect, the plot gets a case of the doldrums.
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"There's excitement about those developments and thorny policy discussions," said Melinda Pagliarello, senior director of environmental affairs for the industry group Airports Council International-North America.
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The men haven't spoken for years, but slip into a thorny intimacy that's almost domestic, pushing and pulling at each other while picking at old scabs.
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Britain must still negotiate its future trade relations with the European Union, a thorny process that could take through the end of the year, or longer.
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For the first time, it said, it could provide an answer to that thorny question: Just which team is the most popular in all of soccer?
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