Trump loves — and thrives on — constant interaction and feedback.
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Instead, Trump thrives on heightening the divisions in American politics.
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But though Little thrives on specificity, its themes are universal.
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Innovation is critical and it thrives on openness and freedom.
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Pet Symmetry is a band that thrives on inside jokes.
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And it thrives on fear, but has hope at heart.
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Trust and confidence The military culture thrives on many virtues.
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The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum thrives on such historical nuggets.
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The company thrives on secrecy, preferring to release minimal information.
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Mae Sai is a town that thrives on border commerce.
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It will increase the political volume; Trump thrives on volume.
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" Mr. Alston puts it more simply: "Dance thrives on continuity.
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The Neediest Cases Fund thrives on the generosity of readers.
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It also thrives on partisan conflict, because conflict drives narrative.
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Hawkins newcomer Max has a step-brother who thrives on terror.
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Sadly, it's also the kind of thing that Trump thrives on.
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The film thrives on the images that probably escaped most cameras.
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Miss Meatface is a character whose entire world thrives on incongruity.
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In 2019, his attitude thrives on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Its logic demands no compromise because it thrives on constant threat.
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Like Mr. Trump, Mr. Maduro thrives on deception, exaggeration and lies.
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"He thrives on dividing people — exactly like Trump," Mr. Avineri said.
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La and Dickely's work thrives on the subversion of the familiar.
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It's a profession that thrives on a kind of passionate distance.
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But life, and the rebellion, thrives on the moons around them.
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But he thrives on the freedom of his lone-wolf status.
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He thrives on creating disorder, in violating rules, in provoking outrage.
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Much like on Vine and Instagram, scripted comedy thrives on TikTok.
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And speaking of applause, we all know Trump thrives on adulation.
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Cable news builds filter bubbles, and local news thrives on outrage.
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Jenner thrives on YouTube — that's where "realizing things" was born, after all.
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While LVMH may be a behemoth, it thrives on anti-establishment designers.
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She wholly celebrates living outside the mold and thrives on pushing boundaries.
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TV thrives on virality now, and the Globes almost beg for deflation.
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It thrives on demonising elites while celebrating the wisdom of the masses.
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Like other populist groups in Europe, the M5S thrives on frustrated expectations.
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Regrettably, the information security industry thrives on the drama of devastating vulnerabilities.
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There's just not enough of it, and the government thrives on inertia.
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You know that one friend who thrives on living on the edge.
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The information economy thrives on the currency of our data—our selves.
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That should be supportive for gold, an asset that thrives on uncertainty.
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"North Korea is a political organism that thrives on confrontation," Lee said.
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The media thrives on labeling people, but so does the art world.
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If it thrives on a national level, I would not be surprised.
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Much of the art I encountered here thrives on this subtle irony.
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The lo-fi rap that thrives on SoundCloud teems with unruly energy.
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It thrives on the performance of flawless maximal authenticity and lyrical supremacy.
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The whole system thrives on keeping every dollar invested in that network.
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It's about the unchecked storytelling and self-promotion that thrives on social media.
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Like most athletes, she thrives on pressure—and the adrenaline that comes it.
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The record thrives on creating utilitarian songs rich in both atmosphere and fun.
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He thrives on tension, and that can go on for only so long.
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Throughout its uniformly lush and immaculately arranged 10 tracks, Mering thrives on catharsis.
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The controversy also thrives on unresolved emotions over the legacy of 9/11.
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Sadly, it is this kind of instability that the Wagner Group thrives on.
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But more than money, Law and Justice thrives on cultural and identity politics.
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It is obvious this man thrives on media attention from his recent posts.
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It will further polarize the United States; Trump thrives on division, not unity.
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Wearing an apron and a winning smile, she thrives on men's stale expectations.
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Trump winks at white supremacists, thrives on confrontation and debases the Oval Office.
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And that's a big problem in a medium that often thrives on concision.
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We're not suggesting more characters learn this lesson; narrative thrives on conflict, after all.
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Vogue Nights is an insight into a subculture that thrives on freedom and acceptance.
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Of course, this is the type of banal universalism that Silicon Valley thrives on.
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Another focused on Facebook's responsibility for the child exploitation that thrives on its platform.
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That's exactly what advertising—and male branding—thrives on: the longing for something unreachable.
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Thirdly, the AAP style of politics thrives on paranoia and confrontation with the BJP.
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"AAA thrives on realism, but that also means realism becomes a trap," he said.
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Political hypocrisy thrives on the short memories of the public and the news media.
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This is exactly the kind of ancient, warped logic that the film thrives on.
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The business environment thrives on stability — change, especially substantial and immediate change, equals risk.
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Intimacy relies on familiarity and repetition, while desire thrives on novelty and the unknown.
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Adore Life is a record that thrives on a sense of catch and release.
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Pebble Beach is not yet his personal playground, but Johnson thrives on the course.
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Innovation thrives on an open exchange of ideas and a wide exploration of questions.
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It also feeds the sense of mystique and exclusivity that the festival thrives on.
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He thrives on the commedia that brought the bilious Scaramouch to the White House.
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" Williams said there is a media ecosystem that "is supported and thrives on attention.
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MNS, which thrives on its nationalistic affiliations, had threatened to stall the film's release.
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"Small Days and Nights" thrives on these pushes and pulls, allowing opposites to coexist.
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Contemporary capitalism "thrives on making us feel like we're not good enough," she said.
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She loves to think she is a grown woman like mommy and thrives on responsibility.
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That's what Mississippi thrives on—the people who make the best of what they have.
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"They'll be the next generation of IS — it thrives on corruption and chaos," he said.
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He thrives on being underrated, he lives to score when the opposition least expect it.
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It thrives on principled disagreement, but it withers in the face of a loaded gun.
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In many ways, O'Rourke is running a very modern campaign that thrives on social media.
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I think he thrives on chaos and resentment and kinda stumbled into the current moment.
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Like Pancho Gonzales and John McEnroe, Kyrgios thrives on a "me against the world" mentality.
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On the other hand, our political system thrives on freshness and people who are unconventional.
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Sitting around and curating tweets isn't exactly the type of spontaneity that Twitter thrives on.
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Little wonder that "everything" thrives on the Internet, where the math is so often fuzzy.
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Madrid is not close to any beach, and yet the city thrives on outdoor living.
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Prolonged expressions of angst can sink live-action drama, which thrives on eventfulness and conflict.
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Trump has shown in his first year as president that he thrives on public praise.
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Worth keeping an eye on that; Kanté's game sometimes involves — thrives — on fouls like that.
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It's a brief point of repose on an album that thrives on its own restlessness.
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But hate thrives on YouTube specifically because it only bans videos that are explicitly hateful.
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Hawaii, which also thrives on tourism, is asking visitors to stay away for a month.
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We inherit this idea from a beauty industry that thrives on a stringent gender divide.
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Like him, she castigates the media for liberal bias but also thrives on media attention.
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His disordered personality thrives on mayhem and upheaval, on vicious personal attacks and ceaseless conflict.
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The piecemeal release format has worked very well with a game that thrives on its replayability.
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"He thrives on attention, but his desire to win is probably his biggest strength," he added.
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To some extent, these photographers have become the face of a community that thrives on anonymity.
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By applying machine learning, which thrives on more content, Box is attacking the content volume problem.
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This music seems destined to last because it thrives on its own inner tensions and conflicts.
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In a sport that thrives on dominance, they're rare enough that they seem special and otherworldly.
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The media in general, but specifically on the right, thrives on having an antagonist to denigrate.
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Deeper thrives on nervous intensity not just in their live show but in their writing process.
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These are lines where the character, who usually thrives on playful violence, adopts weird sexual overtones.
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Where a more traditional DJ thrives on continuity, Cicierega smashes sounds designed to evoke a grimace.
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It's hokey but true: baseball thrives on hope, and it will look hard to find it.
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They're too tiny, too low-conflict, for a TV universe that thrives on big, dramatic stakes.
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This is a region that thrives on the free movement of all kinds of life-forms.
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It is a business that thrives on relationships, and she has a long list of friends.
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A drug bazaar thrives on Chinese websites, providing one-stop shopping for users around the world.
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The adventure capital of New Zealand, Queenstown, the South Island's magnetic mountain resort, thrives on adrenaline.
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In an industry that thrives on drama, "Terrace House" proves that truth is stronger than fiction.
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The other is that an insidious part of human nature thrives on having somebody to hate.
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And he also thrives on the positive reinforcement and praise he receives from the club's members.
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Of course he does; he's a real estate developer, an industry that thrives on cheap credit.
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My brain thrives on close structural work and the mechanics of language, the stuff of linguistics.
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Trump on Twitter By its nature, and perhaps to a fault, modern political reporting thrives on narrative.
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While Tumblr thrives on strangers coming together around shared obsessions, Cabana is designed around people you know.
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SEC intervention dampens hype, and in a market that thrives on hype, this is a bad thing.
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Cher thrives on a version of nakedness and honesty that is rarely celebrated in the public eye.
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As an extrovert who thrives on being around people, I jumped right into the thick of camp.
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Mr Putin thrives on the idea that he is restoring Russia's status as a great geopolitical power.
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And—as she showed in her exchange with Mr Biden—she thrives on the cut and thrust.
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This is a city "that exists and thrives on diversity", says Ann Philbin of the Hammer Museum.
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First, Trump thrives on entertaining his fans, even if it's detrimental in terms of the big picture.
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Axe thrives on betting that certain companies will fail, which is how he made his billions (ahh!).
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The Warriors' offense thrives on constant motion, hitting cutters in stride through split-second windows of opportunity.
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Local banks are important because our country thrives on small businesses, which employ a majority of Americans.
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Though he generated enthusiasm and helped bring out new voters, his bombastic cultivated persona thrives on winning.
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The tech industry thrives on providing society with new tools that we then struggle to live without.
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Trump thrives on media attention, good and bad — and the press has largely given it to him.
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Share all the #nuanced takes you want, but you know what really thrives on the Zucc Machine?
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But Trump thrives on bullying antagonists in public, and has urged his staff to "fight" the press.
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Coming from someone who thrives on variety; this is one of the biggest perks of doll-making.
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It is a happy paradox that the human soul thrives on both the familiar and the unknown.
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Like this air sign, Black Panther is a free spirit that thrives on the latest technological advances.
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With his new album Chris Cohen, he thrives on understatement and simplicity, creating intricate and eclectic arrangements.
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Only a handful of Tahina palms remain on Earth, one of which thrives on the Merwin property.
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Mr. Angle thrives on the way his partner lets herself be led by the music in performance.
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Tourism is just one of the areas Beckley thrives on — it's also heavy in technology and transportation.
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The Golden Knights have suffocated opponents with checking that thrives on team speed, depth and sound position.
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It's an infuriating predicament, even for a President who fosters and thrives on a culture of chaos.
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Unlike some areas in tech Apple can afford to keep behind closed doors, AI thrives on open collaboration.
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Today though, the modern bank — much like the airline industry — thrives on fees tacked on to basic services.
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The president thrives on grievance—against the media, the federal bureaucracy, or anyone he suspects of feeling superior.
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Q: But this is an industry that thrives on insecurity, and where every Friday is make-or-break.
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Machine intelligence thrives on patterns, and unfortunately our world is full of an almost limitless number of outliers.
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I mean that kind of ... Looseness thrives on that kind of lack of rules and having less accountability.
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Iran in particular thrives on disarray in the Middle East, and its militant proxies far outmatch the kingdom's.
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Not exactly a revelation in a political system that thrives on sound bites, 140-character declarations, and memes.
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I'm not the kind of person who thrives on the unknown, especially when it comes to my career.
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And Toronto had the perfect antidote to Embiid: Marc Gasol, a big man who thrives on post defense.
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Gandhi resorted to emergency rule to survive a political crisis, Mr. Modi's regime thrives on Hindu majoritarian militancy.
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Time and again, she kept Kerber, a counterpuncher who thrives on consistent pace, from settling into a rhythm.
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Their daughter, Claire (Lindsey Shaw), thrives on the cutthroat popularity game, but she also craves more meaningful validation.
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He thrives on crowd noise and particularly favors Fenway Park's bullpen because of its proximity to the fans.
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In other words, is there something insulting about describing a person as someone who thrives on social contact?
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Trump, the star-crazed personality, thrives on the endless tumult and confusion that is only one tweet away.
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Sure, Trump also thrives on the adulation of his followers and memes depicting him as heroic and strong.
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For a country that thrives on a reputation for efficiency and engineering prowess, its recent record is sobering.
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"This is a President who thrives on driving a news cycle in front of large crowds," Bender said.
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Particularly in this social media era, a president who thrives on disruption and chaos is impossible to escape.
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This kind of ranking system, which the art world thrives on, is a disservice to art and artists.
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The bacteria thrives on a perfect brackish mix of salt and fresh waters, around blood temperature or higher.
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For a family who thrives on oversharing on social media, their lack of response feels all the more jarring.
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She thrives on not having to work hard to get the rewards that most people do work hard for.
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It's the kind of content that thrives on Instagram, even if it's not about sex work; just ask Drake.
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If Burgin's documentary has one standout message it's that racism thrives on denying how people of color experience horror.
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Reality TV thrives on the lure of authenticity, and "Idol" married that to the populist cult of the fan.
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And for an area that thrives on tourism, paranoia about eating the local food can be an economic nightmare.
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This feeling is shared by Hanna, who thrives on the challenge of being able to take a massive member.
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But it's also a defense of science itself, which thrives on federal funds and faces massive cuts under Trump.
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Trump thrives on inconsistency, a capricious unpredictability typical of a yard bully, which he threatens to employ against Kim.
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Shop EverlaneEverlane is the internet's darling for its transparent pricing in an industry that often thrives on arbitrary markups.
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He thrives on chaos and hate but acts aggrieved when confronted with the real-world consequences of his behavior.
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It would only take a gentle, imperceptible, nudge to cause the type of chaos and disruption Putin thrives on.
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No. A terrorist group such as ISIS thrives on the ideology and can run operations without holding any territory.
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The city thrives on performance, and it's hard not to pretend when everyone around you is doing just that.
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Putin thrives on chaos and disunity and is bound to exploit any crack in the longstanding US-Ukraine relationship.
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For a family that thrives on the millions of followers, they've not congratulated the family's only son and brother.
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The day-to-day stressful grind is something she completely thrives on and [is] addicted to and devoted to.
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While mainstream music frequently thrives on the app, other sounds from pop culture and elsewhere have also become earworms.
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The future of tech is driven by convenience, thrives on providing us with more comfort rather than more opportunity.
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"Hot Ones," which is in the middle of its second season, thrives on the visible trial of physical discomfort.
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IT thrives on chaos; an exact 27-year pattern is way too predictable for a being of pure evil.
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As a woman who thrives on research, I set out to find support for my actions, and I failed.
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Watching Ric Wilson bound across the stage, it's clear that the young 21-year-old artist thrives on energy.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — There are three things every political campaign thrives on: money, people and time.
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She finds it when she meets J.D., a trench coat-wearing rebel who thrives on his own brand of chaos.
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The staccato cadence thrives on skips and jumps, which more authentically captures the experience of memory than traditionally linear documentaries.
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Goldman also has a good business in wealth-management, which thrives on sophisticated schmoozing and does not require much capital.
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Perhaps it was—is—because the country thrives on party culture, and this sweat-drenched wave slotted right into that.
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To us, it's a poison coursing deep through the veins of our country, and it thrives on hate and misunderstanding.
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The city thrives on its proximity to three leading universities—Duke, North Carolina State and the University of North Carolina.
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But yet, he thrives on adversity, and his poll numbers indicate he is a Teflon candidate who has no peer.
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The new nationalism does not just insist on the differences between countries, it also thrives on the anger within them.
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With nearly 800 posts on Instagram, it's clear the Israeli artist thrives on digital creation whenever the mood strikes him.
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It's head-spinning, brilliant, and full of the sort of ascendant but fucked-up energy that his scene thrives on.
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Alaska's 740,000 residents have found that outside forces are leaving their mark on a place that thrives on self-determination.
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She realizes that her sturdy marriage thrives on space, just as the pileated woodpecker needs woodlands in which to roam.
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" She thrives on insults: While being paraded past Mortville's citizens atop a litter, she greets them by shouting: "Hi, Stupid.
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What trading thrives on is volatility, jolts in the markets that displace asset prices and create opportunities to make money.
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Shaving allows the camera to capture more of the purely mechanical ins and outs of genitals that porn thrives on.
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Facebook has no incentive to rid its various platforms of allowed automated bot services — on the contrary, it thrives on them.
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Yet here at home, some executives in an industry that thrives on freedom — technology — are resisting government efforts to safeguard it.
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As we all know, AI really thrives on a lot of data, and China, really, is the Saudi Arabia of data.
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Comedy thrives on conflict, and the hangout sitcom needs to deflate it, lest we wonder why these people hang out together.
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He thrives on thrilling his audience, but after winning yet another competition, worries that he can no longer surprise his fans.
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This worldview rewards conflict and ignores nearly everything else and this is exactly the worldview that thrives on Facebook and Twitter.
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The action of the episode limits itself to reveals, which is Fosters currency — The Fosters thrives on lies between loved ones.
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Disaster capitalism thrives on the ruin of these communities, and big pockets have been shown to sway the priorities of government.
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While his art thrives on a certain restraint, his writing reveals his passion for the histories of art and material culture.
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By agreeing to host them the Design Museum is giving practical support to an industry that thrives on war and conflict.
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For instance, Q&A service Quora thrives on sussing out answers from verified high-profile individuals who are in the know.
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The impunity of Chinese intellectual property theft thrives on the high levels of secrecy with which Chinese firms are allowed operate.
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Since Hamas thrives on reports of wanton Israeli bloodshed, this development is yet another source of frustration for Gaza's cynical rulers.
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Pearl's team thrives on causing havoc, and turnovers, with pressure defense and had plenty of praise for Bennett's bunch on Monday.
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Not surprisingly, the National Front, the right-wing party that thrives on aversion to Muslim immigrants, reacted disdainfully to these statements.
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Most recently, his book tour for "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us," is making waves.
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Sports are not like movies or TV or whatever the fuck, they're not a form of entertainment that thrives on novelty.
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Orbán thrives on conflict, and those around him say that, having consolidated power in Hungary, he is now a bit bored.
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Now, read the article, "On Instagram, 11,696 Examples of How Hate Thrives on Social Media," and answer the following questions: 1.
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As a rapper, 6ix9ine is a boxer — he thrives on rasp and repetition, as if constantly looking to pick a fistfight.
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Beneath all that Trump noise, ugliness and brutality spread in a fractured America governed by a man who thrives on division.
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My goal is to engage as many people as possible with the message that nature thrives on sexual and gender diversity.
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The result is that a state that thrives on trade has a regrettable net export: some of its best-educated people.
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Reformists argue the system has made Malays dependent on handouts and has bred demagoguery that thrives on religious and ethnic tension.
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Friends and former aides say he thrives on conflict, an insurgent figure who fares best when trading punches with an opponent.
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Although Saleh may have more name recognition, his content often thrives on the friendship and back-and-forth between the duo.
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Like its close relatives, it "thrives on neglect," which should be music to the ears of anyone with a black thumb.
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Like any pyramid scheme, this one thrives on continued recruitment -- the bigger the pool of participants, the longer it'll keep running.
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And while Mr. Trump has promised far more business-friendly policies than the Obama administration, he also thrives on populist commentary.
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In the end, we are simply using high pressure water to clean the accumulated biological patina that thrives on the travertine walls.
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The reality star literally published a coffee table book of selfies — but Instagram isn't the only social media outlet Kardashian thrives on.
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She is a symbol for everything that's wrong with the whitening of hip-hop in a streaming era that thrives on vanilla.
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Unfortunately, this franchise thrives on misogyny, and a large part of the Krystal debate on the show features contestants imitating Krystal's voice.
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It thrives on its immunity to interrogation and its own invisibility; it naturalizes the accolades and infinite chances bestowed on its recipients.
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She admits she's never had sex with a woman, but as we know, Hannah's adventurous with her body and thrives on impulse.
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This is the second such incident for Ellison this week, who thrives on controversy to get his company attention (and it's worked).
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The popular legitimacy of corporate capitalism thrives on marginalizing third-party candidates by appropriating the third-party candidates' own language and practices.
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Take a look around Boston, said Mr. Pacho, whose taxi company thrives on ferrying laborers between the center of town and work.
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NY thrives on real estate and there's always at least one fitting landlord out there who wants to make a quick buck.
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This is one reason the imminent IPO of social/mobile app Snap, which thrives on network effects, is being so closely watched.
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Congressman Gaetz argues Trump is a disruptor who thrives on defying political expectations, and this makes him potentially amenable to climate action.
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Experts have noted that the removal of public-facing likes could have wide-ranging impacts on influencer marketing, which thrives on Instagram.
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Mr. Pacheco is New York's most prominent exponent of bullerengue, the Afro-Colombian music tradition that still thrives on Colombia's Caribbean coast.
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Las Vegas thrives on convincing visitors to splurge, which I considered when Lady Gaga opened her concert residency at the Park Theater.
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Playing the roles of both jester and king, he thrives on channeling the power of the presidency and undermining it at once.
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"Norf Norf" thrives on this duality: a sleek delivery of clever lines that glide on the surface of a tense, twitchy atmosphere.
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Because in politics as in business, Trump thrives on chaos, on keeping people off-balance, on keeping them cowed, scared and angry.
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This is out-of-the-box indie rock that thrives on the same anxious, off-kilter grooves as Devo and Talking Heads.
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It is well known that Mr. Trump thrives on chaos, and the shutdown raises that chaos to a new and alarming level.
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Tasty, as you know, is BuzzFeed's breakout food brand, which thrives on Facebook and generates a substantial chunk of BuzzFeed's revenue there.
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Oh, right: the Bachelor thrives on selling an unrealistic world in which nobody has STIs and everyone is there "for the right reasons."
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There are concerns that strong crosswinds could cut the gourd's flight short but Team Chucky, straight outta Asbury, New Jersey, thrives on adversity.
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But the club also thrives on a shared sense of mystery: the idea that mysterious things might be happening just out of view.
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"The Nixon campaign thrives on paranoia and melodrama, and these silly accusations are more of the same," spokesperson Lis Smith told the Times.
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On a broader scale, it illustrates how the privatization of the prison system incentivizes harsher sentencing and thrives on higher rates of incarceration.
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The traffic of a typical web business thrives on visibility — search engines, word of mouth on Twitter, membership to Facebook pages, television commercials.
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If he wins the point, great, if he loses it Nadal would have been deprived the kind of baseline pattern he thrives on.
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I see more similarities between nerello mascalese and aglianico, the best red grape of Campania and Basilicata, which likewise thrives on volcanic soils.
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The Tigers' strong defense thrives on getting into the backfield, ranking second nationally in tackles for loss (23) and fourth in sacks (343).
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While the art market thrives on brands and art history on signature styles, and the artist spent much of his career avoiding both.
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Our economic systems hardly function on a paradigm of self-limitation—global finance capitalism is expansive by definition and thrives on selfish behavior.
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Another company that thrives on Chinese consumers' demand for clothes, beauty products and electronics, joins its ranks on the New York Stock Exchange.
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She thrives on immersive research, she accumulates odd facts with a hoarder's zeal, and she relishes the unexpected discoveries that arise through repetitions.
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The hospitality business thrives on volume, and taking positions against a large chunk of the city's population is just a bad business plan.
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But he did not completely support Mr. Trump's plan to build a wall in a region that thrives on binational commerce and trade.
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The Handmaid's Tale What does it mean for a woman to try to gain power in a society that thrives on her subjugation?
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The metal, which thrives on instability in markets elsewhere, rose as high as $1,15003 on Monday, its strongest since June 22 last year.
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Comedy thrives on conflict and the hangout sitcom needs to deflate it, lest we wonder why the characters continue to hang out together.
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The novel thrives on social repercussions, and the fiction that was fashionable during the first 10 years of the century was no exception.
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" Cuomo spokeswoman Lis Smith hit back at those complaints, saying in a statement Wednesday morning, "The Nixon campaign thrives on paranoia and melodrama.
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What we've learned from Parkland is that, even in the wake of tragedy, divisive and troubling content still thrives on social media platforms.
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These are seemingly objective undertakings, and Silicon Valley itself thrives on the impression that its software and hardware are inherently disinterested arbiters of information.
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Not something you would naturally expect to feel with a laptop but the Surface Pro thrives on being a little out of the ordinary.
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Like the Force, which was explained in just 28 words in the original Star Wars, Skynet thrives on mystery and collapses under further explanation.
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Twitter, especially for a troll like Milo who thrives on provocation, is a way to attract the attention of mainstream journalists and stay relevant.
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While just being flexible and coordinated enough to knock out a tiny cap is impressive enough, the internet thrives on people outdoing everyone else.
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We're told topics in "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us" will include free speech, censorship and Big Tech.
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The classic model thrives on short-term interest rates of between 2-6%, government bonds yielding at least 4% and no worries about defaults.
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The other type of podcast—the kind founded on prestige—thrives on being a mini-institution, building itself atop a sturdy, already-existing brand.
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He thrives on that energy, and I think as a result of that, he's been honest to his credit, but maybe to a fault.
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Moreover, addiction thrives on a lack of structure and accountability, explained Brenda J. Iliff, executive director of Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation in Naples, Fla.
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He is currently promoting his new book, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us," which was released on Tuesday.
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The Katims character drama thrives on specificity, on absolutely everything being clear at all times, so you can feel the characters' feelings alongside them.
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It may also have been intended to inject the sort of unpredictability and spectacle into the transition process that the president-elect thrives on.
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Discogs thrives on file searches—people who have a very specific record in mind and either want to learn about it or buy it.
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So was it a genuine threat — or just another comment from a president who seemingly thrives on narrative tension simply trying to top himself?
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But for a business that thrives on giving a voice to as many people as possible, such arbitrariness and opacity may be self-defeating.
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In winning the ATP Finals title, beating Federer in the semi-finals before downing Dominic Thiem, he showed he thrives on the big stage.
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Case in point: Donald Trump Jr.'s new book —"Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us" — is out today.
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Today's 24/7 news cycle, which thrives on the White House stoking chaos — and enhancing presidential liability — in 280-characters, was unthinkable back then.
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Bombas is a startup that thrives on reinvention — from spending two years on redesigning the perfect gym sock to re-conceptualizing the ski sock.
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The Senna GTR is the symbol of a new reality — a hypercar market that thrives on the ever-more-extreme, homologation standards be damned.
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Mr. Trump (much like Mr. Putin) thrives on cacophony, in an environment of ever-shifting realities that makes other people feel disoriented and helpless.
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He is a man on a mission, and he thrives on the attention from fans and young people who recognize him on the street.
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He is a man on a mission, and he thrives on the attention from fans and young people who recognize him on the street.
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Capitalism thrives on finding fear, finding insecurity: You can fix this if I sell you this diet or sell you this pair of jeans.
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It is a powerful thing to acknowledge the fear, anger, and disappointment that stem from a leader who capitalizes and thrives on those very emotions.
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The conceptual point of Between Dig and Display, it seems to me, is that culture is born out of exchanges and thrives on perceived differences.
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And closed borders shouldn't fit with Republican economic policy, which typically values a free market that thrives on the unfettered flow of workers and businesses.
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The global ride-hailing app thrives on a simple, business model that has earned it a $62.5 billion valuation and operations in 68 countries worldwide.
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" Ocasio-Cortez commented that she tries to avoid watching Trump on TV because he "relies and thrives on attention," and denying it makes him "weaker.
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But now that inmates can't legally purchase tobacco products, the market thrives on high prices and smuggling, which creates a whole host of other problems.
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The theory of this more holistic approach, which goes beyond reliance on popular computer-based brain games, is that the brain thrives on continuous stimulation.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Social media companies are under increasing scrutiny for the amount of hate speech that thrives on their platforms, especially since the presidential election.
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For an already anachronistic sporting event that thrives on its fleeting thrills, this was an unbearably suspenseful, full-on bizarre way to declare a winner.
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Cancer (June 21-July 22): Cancer, you are innately a sentimental character who thrives on rehashing old times and distant memories with your closest pals.
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He thrives on routine and knows exactly when it is time for his swim or riding lesson, even without looking at the calendar or clock.
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But the attack on Wednesday, and the Iranian response, are likely to further inflame the kind of sectarian tensions that the Islamic State thrives on.
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In Westchester County, however, the mountain bike thrives on the gnarled, rocky trails of Blue Mountain Reservation in Peekskill or Sprain Ridge Park in Yonkers.
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He thrives on satiny production like this, and here, he eases into it like an exhale, the sleepy-eyed rejoinder to Action Bronson's tart darts.
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A political leader who thrives on chaos, relishes disorder and governs on the principle of narcissistic self-interest is virtually certain to find defeat intolerable.
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The setbacks came against the backdrop of a West Wing at war with itself, egged on by a president who thrives on conflict and chaos.
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"The suppression order plays into the secrecy, which the Catholic Church thrives on when it comes to the issue of clergy sexual abuse," he said.
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Beepsend, which thrives on the idea that "not all text messages are the same," segments SMS message traffic into different priority classifications to promote cost efficiency.
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Almost every aspect of the most innovative parts of the United States, from cutting-edge medical research to its technology scene, thrives on publicly funded infrastructure.
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The Good Place is a show that thrives on its twists and turns, but have you ever wondered how the whole thing is going to end?
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We really do need a press that refuses to treat politics as though it were a reality show, which is what Trump wants and thrives on.
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Herzog thrives on these kinds of suggestions, moments as half-hidden lotuses; they allow him an artistic reach that his army of explainers and pundits can't.
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Although Nolan's thrives on the darts trade, Shaun depressingly agrees with my suggestion of a terminal decline, and mentions numerous teams and leagues that have folded.
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Pulling fans into worlds that reflect them is a good strategy in that it helps generate the kind of immersion a universe like Marvel thrives on.
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His own MSGM brand thrives on polychrome prints, and he finds an easy consonance with Pucci's long-established codes of brilliantly colored patterns and Italian glamour.
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But because our society thrives on immediacy, few recognize the long road faced by communities after the news cameras have moved on to the next disaster.
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However, this is an industry that thrives on change — and, not even a week into the new year we have our first shake-up of 2017.
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The Baltimore dream-pop band Beach House's sound thrives on repetition: lulling synthesizer drones, flowing guitar riffs and clipped phrases from the lead singer Victoria Legrand.
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Michigan imported $56 billion of products from Mexico last year, second only to Texas, which thrives on trade in energy, food and manufactured goods with Mexico.
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A city that thrives on the energy of its neighborhood merchants should not offer incentives and giveaways to an internet giant known for squashing small businesses.
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The deal reunites Butler with Coach Tom Thibodeau, who developed the raw talent into an All-Star player who thrives on both ends of the court.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us" topped the New York Times' nonfiction bestseller list on Wednesday.
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The town thrives on the summer tourism that draws some two million visitors to the area for recreation on the greenish-blue waters, Mr. Cotter said.
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Gervais' comedy generally thrives on a brand of misanthropy, pushing to the edge of that bleak assessment of human nature before stepping back from the abyss.
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The prison system thrives on invisibility and silence, and on a conceptual break between the places prisoners come from and the places where prisons are built.
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The rom-com thrives on depicting what it sees by default as a core conflict of a woman's life: the balance between the personal and professional.
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Radio thrives on shock, and Opie and Anthony were hired in New York a few months later, which began a march to Howard Stern–like national prominence.
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As a leading force in technology and exporter of entertainment, the U.S. video game industry thrives on the contributions of innovators and storytellers from around the world.
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It's the city that thrives on its anarchist roots from the seventies, where rock and roll birthed rebels like Mick Jagger and where fashion became unabashedly unique.
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That said, Amazon's playbook, at least in books, has in many ways mirrored Riggio's, just on a grander scale—it thrives on flexibility, deep discounting, and abundance.
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"That's what being undermined here with a president who thrives on unpredictability ... it's going to eat away at the fundamental credibility of the US role in Asia."
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If their agendas diverged, many of Bannon's allied outlets in the conservative media, which thrives on conflict, would happily side with him over a Trump-Kushner regime.
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Everyone knows the tech sector thrives on this free exchange of people and ideas, so if another employer needs your skills, why not start working for them?
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Like Glazer and Jacobson, they came up in the improv world together, and the show, which returns for its second season in 2017, thrives on their chemistry.
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A particular species called Faecalibacterium prausnitzii, which thrives on the fiber found in plant-based products, is linked to weight loss, especially a reduction in body fat.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s new book, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us," accuses the left of censorship and stifling open debate.
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PUA culture thrives on platforms like Reddit and 4chan, where they're able to trade strategies for stalking and harrassing women under the guise of being good guys.
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Mr. Trump thrives on chaos because at the core he is not defined by a set ideology; rather he is a self-serving opportunist who exploits situations.
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Long Beach certainly thrives on ocean culture but, contrary to what its name might imply, the draw isn't necessarily surf and sand — there are better beaches nearby.
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Tabloids under scrutiny Flack's career was boosted, at least in part, by a media ecosystem that thrives on judgment and is quick to identify winners and losers.
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The groups make strikingly different music—Grapetooth thrives on synth-rocking rave ups where Lala Lala deals in diaristic indie rock—but together it's a compelling synthesis.
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Gifford called the move a gift to ISIS, which "thrives on chaos" and would be expected to try to liberate its supporters from Kurdish prisons and regroup.
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They are lemmings, personified ignorance masquerading as wise fanboys who will be weaponized by a cowardly, hateful man who thrives on the widespread adoration of the people.
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The movie thrives on the juxtaposition of timeless and modern imagery — the burning car on the shore, a real crow perched on a cellphone tower, and more.
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But Chappelle is still a comic who thrives on dissecting the dirty little secrets of American culture, the better to get them all out into the open.
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"There's so many things that may be going against Serena, and she thrives on that, and she loves that, and that's when she comes through," said Evert.
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It's a show that does plot by throwing one absurdity after another at the wall, which means it thrives on the chaos the secret twin trope produces.
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It's hard not to view the move as the company's latest attempt to capture some of the massive gaming audience that thrives on competitors like Twitch and YouTube.
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The market thrives on novelty that's useful or desirable, and as a career investor, it's these radical changes across all the sectors that helps keep my job interesting.
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But the reasons have less to do with the state's power to enforce the letter of the law than with the unwritten rules that American democracy thrives on.
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His strategy receives support from mainstream media, which thrives on these kinds of attention-getting moments as a way to garner ratings and fill airtime and Internet space.
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Greenwald, who will be a junior at Hopkins High School, began dancing in fifth grade and "thrives on the athleticism and competition of dance," according to the lawsuit.
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Gun violence is the calculated end product of a whole chain of money and power, which thrives on these tragedies and needs them to happen to make money.
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Christmas thrives on nostalgia, a reminder of a time when at least some people woke up thrilled by the prospect of presents and an eternity away from school.
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For a league that thrives on hype, where it seems everything is supersized, the demise of the diminutive Mr. Manziel is now a larger-than-life cautionary tale.
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But unlike Justin Bieber, who canceled his concert meet-and-greets earlier this year because they left him "drained and unhappy," Mr. Johnson thrives on serving his fans.
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The modern despot, finding that more difficult, foments mistrust of credible fact, thrives on the confusion loosed by social media and fashions the illusion of legitimacy from supplicants.
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Saints 25, Seahawks 20 NEW ORLEANS — Saints Coach Sean Payton had a surprise in store for a Seattle defense that thrives on harassing quarterbacks and physically intimidating receivers.
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Some States Are Offering a Nonbinary Option On Instagram, 11,696 Examples of How Hate Thrives on Social Media Young People Are Suing the Trump Administration Over Climate Change.
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There has always been a touch of the operatic in the theater work of Mr. van Hove, whose style thrives on maximalism even when his settings are austere.
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Finding reassurance in the survival of a few symbolic standard-bearers ignores the value of abundance, of a natural world that thrives on richness and complexity and interaction.
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And in an industry that thrives on achieving the largest possible return on its investments, the kind of results they provide drives sameness rather than experimentation and discovery.
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Explorer A thick forest thrives on hardened lava that once flowed down Mount Fuji's northwestern flank into lakes that reflect the volcano's snow-capped cone like rippling mirrors.
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"We want to continue to build a stronger home for the gaming community that thrives on YouTube, not just the YouTube Gaming app," the company said in its post.
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In his tone deaf tweet about gratitude and meditation, the CEO of a company that facilitates and thrives on frivolous, toxic speech online was touting the benefits of silence.
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Well, yeast thrives on moisture — so if you trap moisture in your fussy silk and mostly nylon blend underwear, you're creating a prime breeding ground for an infection (ouch).
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He thrives on his ability to frustrate even the most seasoned interviewers by using his uncanny ability to steer the conversation wherever he wants, no matter the initial question.
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These findings explain why fake news thrives on Facebook and Twitter, social media sites where we're connected with our friends and have curated our own pages to reflect ourselves.
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IBM said its mesh network thrives on more devices joining in with communication, unlike cellular networks that become flooded when too many people try to use them at once.
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In November 2019, he published "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us," which criticizes "PC culture," as well as the special counsel Robert Mueller.
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And now the All Sages Bookstore, a haven of precisely arranged shelves and display tables, thrives on the low-rent second floor of a nondescript building near Peking University.
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Lucas thrives on such potty humor; it's her capricious stage for the dismantling of our phallus-obsessed culture that still subconsciously runs on the Oedipal conjectures of Freudian psychoanalysis.
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One reason the major media is so distrusted is that the media too often thrives on the personal attacks that most readers and viewers deplore, offered in all directions.
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"I fear that, given the profound division in the country, an impeachment proceeding at such a toxic moment might actually benefit a president who thrives on chaos," Flake wrote.
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Writing may require a minimum of stability and comfort for the actual business of getting the words down on the page, but the truth is it thrives on discomfort.
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Like the characters on a reality show, the network of YouTube stars in which he exists thrives on soap-opera-style plotlines that may be exaggerated or entirely false.
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In this scenario, the special counsel Robert S. Mueller III plays the role filled by Ms. Jolie in the Aniston saga — the foil who thrives on thwarting our protagonist.
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RHONY is a show that thrives on difficult, sometimes screamy, conversations, and people aren't going to stop doing blackface until someone tells them right to their face it's deeply inappropriate.
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It thrives on them, fueling and being fueled by some of the most toxic beliefs on the political spectrum — and clearing the way for them to enter the American mainstream.
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Family, friendship, kinship — they're the place you find yourself blossoming, but the world as it exists does everything to obscure this from us, because it thrives on pushback, on battle.
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At this stage of his career, the 51-year-old thrives on having a lot on his plate, so it follows that Wilco has another new LP out this year.
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On a character level, the season drew out the kind of arcs that series TV thrives on, especially the journey of Sansa (Sophie Turner) from naïf to victim to leader.
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In addition, the social media ecosystem, which thrives on the basis of data utilization, is now central to the capacity for communities of color to mobilize on social justice issues.
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Hezbollah thrives on the corruption and dysfunction of the central state to ensure there is no domestic power capable of disarming it or obliging it to deviate from Iran's commands.
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It's told through the eyes and music of the city's most compelling personalities, and provides a look at how the scene thrives on community, ambition, and determination against the odds.
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The show raised several generations of kids, with only a brief interruption between 1976 and 1979, and pioneered the conversational second-person video format that thrives on Twitch and YouTube.
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And violence perpetrated by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the ongoing Syrian Civil War will likely ensure a steady flow of recruits to ISIS, which thrives on sectarian grievances.
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As Vox's Ezra Klein has argued, Trump thrives on opposition, and often the media plays right into his hands, feverishly chasing every lie and half-truth he utters or tweets.
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What society can less afford to tolerate is actual denial, which thrives on ignorance as well as on the kind of generic memories used to preserve the Holocaust in pop culture.
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Whether you're talking about the rise of the drive-thru, the fall of flair, or a uniform coffee shop on every corner, America thrives on this sort of sweaty corporate culture.
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My impulsive side, on the other hand, thrives on the possibilities of risk and reward — and is much more interested in trying everything under the sun to see if it sticks.
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"Their business model thrives on conducting unending 'investigations,' of bona fide coverage requests, stalling interminably, running up their insured's costs, and avoiding coverage decisions based on flimsy excuses," the filing reads.
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A "growth mindset," on the other hand, thrives on challenge and sees failure not as evidence of unintelligence but as a heartening springboard for growth and for stretching our existing abilities.
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Lithium in particular doesn't fare well in the hot core of a sun, but it thrives on rocky planets like Earth that lack the power to consume it as it forms.
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In "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us," Trump Jr. wrote about going to Arlington National Cemetery with his family before his father's inauguration in 85033.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Extreme floods wreaking havoc in Peru are also threatening the South American country's rich archeological heritage and the tourism that thrives on it, a Peruvian archaeologist said on Tuesday.
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Epidemiologists are waiting for warm and humid weather of late spring and early summer in the northern hemisphere to kill the new coronavirus that thrives on a cold and dry winter.
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That is what the World Cup thrives on: Every four years, they come along and remind us of the tournaments we watched as children, when they seemed impossibly exotic and glamorous.
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My professional background was in administrative support, and I know my personality type thrives on helping others, so I made the decision to become a freelance VA while still at Amazon.
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The advertising industry that thrives on Instagram seems to love Bloomberg's campaign — one marketer who posted a Bloomberg meme told the Times it was the most successful ad he's ever posted.
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TikTok thrives on challenges like this, giving folks a chance to try some impossibly complicated dance or have a go at impersonating a celebrity or, you know, almost crash a car.
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In a country that treasures its rich history, celebrates its culinary gifts and thrives on personal (and often kinetic) interaction, golfing and isolated luxury living have been slow to catch on.
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Washington D.C.'s tourism infrastructure thrives on museums, American history and government-related attractions (like the U.S. Capitol), though geeks also take time to check out the Museum of Science Fiction.
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But another, smaller group of law professors argues that Chapter 11 thrives on flexibility, and that courts should retain discretion to approve settlements and distributions that they view as fundamentally fair.
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Longworth acknowledges the inherent challenge in telling the truth about an industry that thrives on spin and deconstructs the myths around silver-screen icons, conjuring them instead as relatable human beings.
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Though each is aimed at reaching the truth, they have very different approaches, and because Saturn in Aquarius thrives on systems and rules, this placement reflects certain fixed tendencies and biases.
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Although the industry thrives on low-hanging fruit, parodying popular narratives and pushing big, shiny taboo buttons, what exists of "the greatest story ever told" uses Christ in limited, deracinated capacities.
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Mainstream porn thrives on sorting performers into body type based silos; mixing together a whole bunch of rather queer-feeling content into a mainstream release is a radical break from format.
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With so many leadership gaps in the building, and so much uncertainty about future leadership, this will just add to the growing sense of instability in an institution that thrives on predictability.
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Capitalism thrives on material consumption, and we are driven as a society to constantly express ourselves through our possessions, even as many of us find ourselves in crushing debt to maintain them.
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Chasing non-shooters over the top, not getting back on defense, turning the ball over at the top of key to a team that thrives on transition points ... you're going to lose.
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That's rare in a cultural environment that thrives on endless sequels, prequels, spinoffs, and reboots, and the expectations that all of the most popular characters will be endlessly available for new stories.
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" It thrives on a steady stream of headlines that twist every new mother into a "hot mama," her every trip to the pharmacy a chance to "flaunt" her "stunning post-baby body.
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Following up on a unique premise in a show that thrives on asking question and rationing out answers like they're the last of the world's precious water reserves is a difficult ask.
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Perhaps the most important player for Pittsburgh, though, is point guard James Robinson (10.5 points, 22 assists) - especially against a Louisville team that thrives on forcing turnovers that lead to easy baskets.
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Comic-Con thrives on the full-throated investment fans have in IP. That's why there are huge activations for Mr. Robot and South Park; it's why Doctor Strange banners lined the streets.
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I'm guessing many of you want the same, which is troubling for a democracy that thrives on diversity of thought and a populace that increasingly gets its news from Facebook almost exclusively.
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It thrives on the EU's "passport" rules, under which banks, asset managers and other financial firms in one member state may serve customers in the other 27 without setting up local operations.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s new book, Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us, is a bestseller — with an asterisk that critics are all too happy to highlight.
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In a media environment that thrives on leaks, tech companies do their best to keep the very latest and greatest iterations of their products away from prying eyes until the right moment.
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A "growth mindset," on the other hand, thrives on challenge and sees failure not as evidence of un-intelligence but as a heartening springboard for growth and for stretching our existing abilities.
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So it's no surprise that the Switch—which is at least part handheld, and thrives on its cool-gadget vibe perhaps more than any other Nintendo product—might have an update coming.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The thing that connects all depictions of South Beach, Miami, is a zest for life, a zeitgeist that thrives on everyone living life to the fullest.
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Don Jr.'s opus — Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us — shot up to No. 1 on the hardcover nonfiction charts right when it dropped last week.
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And although the details of the special haven't been released just yet, The Bachelor is a franchise that thrives on tradition, so we do know a little bit about what we can expect.
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But Trump is someone who is so thin-skinned and who thrives on the need for approval and adulation that it's got to be hard to maintain an intellectually honest climate around him.
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Gold, an asset that thrives on uncertainty, has gained more than 3.2.76 percent since the start of 2016 on concerns over the growth outlook, especially in China, after losing 10 percent in 2015.
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We picked some accounts because they're involved in the fake news/conspiracy theory machine that thrives on Twitter, and we wondered whether bots were helping to amplify their voices (Alex Jones, u up?).
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"Joe Biden thrives on personal connections; he emotes and he empathizes like no other, and when he reaches out to you — man or woman — he's reaching out to touch your heart," Alexander wrote.
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THE WORLD THRIVES ON TRADE AND WE WOULD NOT HAVE THE ECONOMY NOR WOULD CHINA OR THE REST OF THE WORLD HAVE THE ECONOMIC WELL BEING THEY HAVE WITHOUT A LOT OF TRADE.
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Trump -- who thrives on the very type of schmoozing that has caused headaches for his staff -- still makes circuits himself around the room, including making his own plate at the Christmas Eve buffet.
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Guilfoyle and Trump Jr. were back in the public eye doing press around the November 5 publishing date of his book, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us."
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That is one thing he will not miss, and although he thrives on the pressure of the big race, he says he is looking forward to watching the next one from the sidelines.
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Gold, an asset that thrives on uncertainty, has gained more than 6 percent since the start of 2016 on concerns over the growth outlook, especially in China, after losing 10.4 percent in 2015.
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Whether with his wife, via her Broken Boxes podcast; with students, via residencies; with artist collectives, like Winter Count; or through galleries around the world, his is a practice that thrives on communication.
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As the referendum approaches, there is, however, a feeling that the discourse around migration has benefited the far right, which thrives on the idea that control has been lost to faceless European bureaucrats.
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But while stand-up thrives on late-night TV, the scrappy, ad hoc kind of performance art that flourished in the 1970s is often said to have faded, eclipsed by big-budget productions.
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Long ago it became a commodity in a culture that thrives on commodity consumption and presumes we are smarter because we are nimble, eclectic, and constantly in motion flitting from taste to taste.
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Me Time In the middle of the Venn diagram that charts our renewed interest in all the trappings of New Age culture and a society that thrives on selfies is the aura photograph.
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Mr. Trump, who thrives on a sense of dominance and control of his environment, according to interviews with a half-dozen current and former advisers, is almost always on guard against potential threats.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump publicly derided reports Tuesday that chaos is engulfing the West Wing, but in private, the man who thrives on discord seems to be sowing some of it himself.
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Whether with his wife, via her Broken Boxes podcast; with students, via residencies; with artist collectives, like Winter Count; or through galleries around the world, his is a practice that thrives on communication.
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The experimental animator thrives on imagery that implodes, evolves, and degenerates into interrelated imagery, and the metamorphosis always feels too creatively-packed to have been thought up by the mind of just one person.
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Similarly, if people lose any sense of what the other perspectives in society are, who is real and who is not real, then the debate and argument that democracy thrives on will be degraded.
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With its focus on "realistic horror stories" told in the first person, someone with a background in D&D horror storytelling is surely the perfect match for a community that thrives on campfire tales.
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By attempting to regulate a technology that thrives on social networks, the state will be testing society's resolve to get our (virtual) house in order after more than two decades of a runaway Internet.
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Social media thrives on humanity's voyeuristic tendencies, but few share snippets of their daily lives now without at least a thin layer of shellac to make their photos, videos, and posts more likable. Defaultfile.
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We need to confront these disparities because HIV is a virus that thrives on disparities, whether defined by race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or gender identity, our more heavily impacted populations are our minority populations.
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"This is a gang that thrives on pure violence," explained John Oliva, a former detective with the Suffolk County Police Department who worked on a federal task force targeting MS-13 several years ago.
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Michaela Anne thrives on that live energy, especially on "Luisa," a kicky number with a guest vocal by Rodney Crowell, one of her songwriting heroes (and as it happens, Mr. Knobler's father-in-law).
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A lot of things can happen in three months (a lot of terrible things, which are the things Trump thrives on), and four days of shit polling in August shouldn't make anyone drop out.
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Tollett, an engineer at heart, thrives on solving the kinds of problems that bringing close to a hundred thousand people, about a third of them campers, to the desert for three days can generate.
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In February, researchers were able to link massive deforestation in that country to the parasite's increasing spread—it turns out that one species of macaque known to carry P. knowlesi thrives on deforested land.
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But when the Yankees and the Red Sox are this good — and the Angels' Shohei Ohtani captivates fans with his two-way magic in greater Los Angeles — the sport thrives on a bigger scale.
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In 2016 this polarization didn't just mean that Fox became steadily more pro-Trump as he dispatched his G.O.P. rivals; it also meant that a network like CNN, which thrives on Team Red vs.
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Jonathan Albright, the research director of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism and an expert on how misinformation thrives on social media, said YouTube has long been inconsistent in its enforcement of its guidelines.
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Ms. Pelosi, the only woman to ever be speaker of the House, replies that she has been opposed in previous bids for leadership; it's the vitality of the Democratic Party; she thrives on it.
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"Trump thrives on distractions, and anonymity is a way to deprive him of his favorite weapon of mass distraction — personal attacks — and force the discussion to center on the substance, his character," they wrote.
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He thrives on a regular schedule of four days' rest between starts, and he publicly opposed the idea of a six-man rotation when Manager Joe Girardi considered it a couple of years ago.
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Founded in 1966 by entrepreneur and inventor Luther Blount — and still family-owned and operated today — the company thrives on its heritage as an innovative boat builder and pioneer of coastal and inland cruises.
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It's Thanksgiving on This Is Us, which means the show that thrives on punching us in the feels has even more license to do so, because Thanksgiving is already fraught with family conflict and issues.
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"The success of TV marathons on Twitch illustrate how our community thrives on interactive programming, as they connect over memes, nostalgia, and the social experience in chat," said Ben Vallat, VP of Business Development, Twitch.
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Yet he indefatigably struts his narcissism, governs by tweet and thrives on turmoil, disdainful of claims that he is stunningly unfit to lead the nation — a charge that stirs mostly perverse delight among his partisans.
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Bluebell is a warrior; Rose is the passionate queen of a neighboring kingdom; Ash discovers a talent for magic; Ivy is vain and thrives on admiration; and Ivy's twin Willow is devoted to the gods.
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The 6-foot 5-inch Hill thrives on a funky delivery with his long limbs, a deceptive fastball that averages only 89 miles per hour and frequent use of one of the sport's best curveballs.
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My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic also builds on the My Little Pony franchise of the 2800s, which was a part of many millennials' childhoods, and thrives on the well-documented millennial affinity for nostalgia.
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In an era full of big servers and power baseliners like Osaka and Serena Williams, Bencic is succeeding as a shape-shifting counterpuncher who thrives on quick pace but also knows how to change it.
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The nonsense begins with the title, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us." "Triggered," used this way, refers to a person's feeling of sudden distress over something said or done.
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Check shelves for "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us." The President's eldest son becomes the third member of his family to pen a book since his dad took office.
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Then, choose a business, industry or local store that thrives on Valentine's Day and investigate how it advertises, what special products it offers, how its services or offerings have changed over the years, and more.
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Lots of people want to compare Nixon and Trump for obvious reasons, but you really put your finger on the key difference between them: Trump thrives on chaos, and Nixon's White House was locked down.
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And so, we hear a whole bunch about parents, but really, the billion dollar smuggling industry thrives on our open border process of catch and release because smugglers are paid to pair up children with strangers.
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Unlike on Hoth, where life thrives on the icy surface, life on Europa would thrive in the ocean beneath its frigid surface—but of evidence for it might be just beyond the reach of our experiments.
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"Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us" will come out on November 5, just in time for Christmas and just under a year before ballots are cast in the 2020 election.
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Conforti said that "the lottery thrives on transparency" and that taxpayers have the right to know who she is so that the public knows the winner doesn't have any ties to the lottery or the state.
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But this election is bringing us together, as the basic values that make this country great—respect, equality, and opportunity for all—are being threatened by a candidate who thrives on bigotry, misogyny, discrimination, and hate.
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The industry thrives on these ideas of perfect romance — a $2,000 cinematic video set to a Jason Mraz song, a blinged-out dress that costs more than several months' rent, elaborate love-themed favors and decorations.
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Lacking workable ideas or intellectual ballast, Mr. Trump's candidacy thrives on his refusal to be "politically correct," a term he deploys to give license to declarations that should be called bigotry, or cruelty, or verbal battery.
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But for a woman to admit that she likes aggression, relishes controlled rage, thrives on ferocity and enjoys the feeling of gut-punches, well, that is unfathomable, or it seemed so to the Team U.S.A. reps.
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On Instagram, 11,696 Examples of How Hate Thrives on Social Media A torrent of anti-Semitic images and videos posted after Saturday's attack show that efforts to stop hateful and false content have not been successful.
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By placing her character at a remove, Ms. DiDonato bound herself to an unchanging tone, in spite of Müller's emotive poetry; her Met-sized sound didn't always serve a work that thrives on intimacy and interiority.
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His predecessors, Democrat and Republican alike, were at their best in moments of crisis when they rallied Americans to focus on things that unite us; Trump fosters and thrives on division, strengthening himself while weakening the nation.
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It's no secret America thrives on tech-savvy immigrants who put down permanent roots: Three in five of the country's biggest tech companies — Apple, Facebook, and Google among them — were founded by first- or second-generation immigrants.
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Ms. Damrau's personal life — she has two young children with her husband, the bass-baritone Nicolas Testé, who is also in the cast of "Pêcheurs" — is exasperatingly stable for an operatic world that thrives on offstage drama.
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He thrives on intricate research and period detail, and for The Lighthouse, he worked with his brother, co-writer Max Eggers, to concoct a seafaring tale that feels as though it's ripped straight from some forgotten myth.
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FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette Deanna Stagliano is Already Dreading her Infant Son's Future Wedding This big accomplishment in her design career just another one of her many goals achieved, as Conrad says she thrives on being busy.
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Israeli-American writer-director Joseph Cedar said he felt compelled to explore the life of a "fixer" - someone who thrives on connecting with people and getting in with the right crowd - from his own personal life experience.
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A former bank building in what used to be Stockholm's red light district might be the last place you'd expect to find a bustling innovation hub, but if there's one thing Epicenter thrives on, it's changing perceptions.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Yeah, Donald Trump Jr. has released a new book today called 'Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us,' as opposed to its working title, 'Dad, Do You Love Me Yet?
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This aesthetic now thrives on forums like 4chan and the Right Stuff, where the dominant modes of self-expression are trolling and "shitposting"—transcribing the motley contents of one's id, the more bizarre or abhorrent the better.
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The president is known to feel at home at his South Florida properties, golfing and dining with friends and allies in an uncontrolled environment that supporters say he thrives on but critics say feeds his worst impulses.
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By combining the ruggedness of a trail shoe, the water-resistance of a water moccasin, and the tooling of the 270, the Bowfin model thrives on land and in water — just like the fish it's named after.
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The first was an unsuccessful arrangement for violin and harpsichord of the Concerto for Oboe and Violin, a gorgeous piece that normally thrives on the juxtaposition of the distinct but equally songful voices of its solo instruments.
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It thrives on a combination of resource wealth and income poverty, a toxic brew found in many developing countries, particularly countries like the DRC, which has one of the starkest divides between mineral riches and local poverty.
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But she said she thrives on the enthusiasm Brazilians hold for the sport, noting that since she has arrived in Rio she has been asked to pose for photos, which doesn't happen to her in the United States.
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Mr Putin has "staked out a position that thrives on asserting Russian interests in the world at the expense of the US," says Eugene Rumer, director of the Russia and Eurasia programme at the Carnegie Endowment in Washington.
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In a culture that thrives on endless streams of scrolling television chyrons and shallow tweets, not long-form narrative and books, Trump critics are hoping that Mueller himself will help Americans to understand what this is all about.
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Even though the country thrives on its private banking system, biotechs (and startups in general) are having a hard time tapping into Series A and B funding as the excess capital generated isn't effectively converted into risk capital.
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The 41-year-old son of the president writes in his new book "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us" that, growing up, he used to play video games with the "Thriller" singer.
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You'd Think Once onNational TV Is Enough 4 Any PENIS As Twitter's 10th birthday approaches, it's refreshing to see that one of the best accounts on there thrives on two basic tenets of: be kind, but be real.
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There is no centralized chain or monopoly over the shops; the Lanzhou noodle reputation is bolstered by hundreds of individual entrepreneurs and it's an economy that thrives on the debate of what makes a good bowl of soup.
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" Echoing the need for a robust sentence is Tarana Burke, the founder of the #MeToo movement, who said in a statement after February's verdict that, "This case reminds us that sexual violence thrives on unchecked power and privilege.
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Snap today is announcing a new kind of advertising product, Dynamic Ads, that will help it to better attract ad dollars from retail, e-commerce and other direct-to-consumer brands — a group that today thrives on Instagram.
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While Bloomberg's Twitter thrives on content just weird enough that it could get users to share it thousands of times, his Instagram presence has harnessed its multi-billion dollar influencer marketing industry to figure out what users want.
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"It's strange to see the market react so simply to such obvious news like the China deal, but this is a market that thrives on certainty and certainty is what we got on Friday evening," the host said.
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Though Lewis has scaled back his demanding performance schedule in recent years, the musician previously revealed that it's the energy of the crowds that he thrives on during his shows — and also what keeps him going all this time.
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This piece references Bollywood dance numbers a few times, not because of any confusion about where Aladdin takes place, but because India has a booming film industry that thrives on movie musicals that Disney would've done well to study.
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And as a growing number of Democratic hopefuls begin to criss-cross early voting states, it's inevitable that Trump, who thrives on the energy of his signature campaign rallies, will grow restless to get back on the trail himself.
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But Democrats say they hope their plan will draw a sharp contrast between them and Mr. Trump by projecting an image of a responsible party trying to govern in a capital ruled by a president who thrives on unpredictability.
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"Gummo" by 6ix9ine is the rowdiest anthem from a SoundCloud rap scene that thrives on rowdy anthems, and has undoubtedly benefited from the rapper's image, from his long rainbow-colored hair and teeth to his barely veiled outlaw persona.
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Or maybe they're part of the vaporwave movement, a twofold visual and music subculture that evolved on the internet alongside seapunk and thrives on retro aesthetics, early glitchy computer art, and the intersection between yuppie-era capitalism and kitsch.
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But the original "Into You" is the kind of strident dance pop that Grande thrives on but Miller has little to do with, and the remix changes the tempo without really making the track more hospitable for a Mac Miller verse.
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Y. lipolytica thrives on nitrogen, which can be mined from urea, a compound found in urine, and carbon, which could be harvested from the carbon dioxide gas exhaled by astronauts, or from other in situ sources such as the Martian atmosphere.
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Instead, she is the bead of raw sweat in a field of dainty perspires; the asthmatic who heaves uncomfortable while others pant prettily; the pool-playing, drag-racing, trash-taking bad girl of a sport the thrives on illusion and politesse.
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Spike Lee may not have planned for his updated She's Gotta Have It – a black and white movie from the '80s that's now a vivacious and colorful Netflix show – to release into that landscape, but the series thrives on adversity.
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"You don't realize how important those things are to self-esteem and confidence and just the ability to feel good about yourself," Naser tells PEOPLE of the program, which thrives on donations of money and also items for the stockings themselves.
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With both his Sun and Venus in the duplicitous sign of Gemini, Kendrick might tell you he can only do open relationships—but it's more likely that he's just convinced himself that he thrives on variety and gets bored easily.
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Game of Thrones, which thrives on shock value, will appear to have caved to fan pressure to keep Snow on the show, instead of continuing to cement its legacy as one of TV's most callous and unforgiving series of all time.
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"The debate in Phoenix will likely be a two-person affair, with Sanders back in the role of insurgent that he thrives on, and Biden back as front-runner which has never felt particularly comfortable," the former Biden aide said.
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American ingenuity thrives on the freedom to explore and create, the pursuit of equality of opportunity, the appreciation of teamwork, the orientation to foster public involvement — inviting investors and serving consumers — as well as government encouragement, leadership and patent regulation.
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"Disinformation thus thrives on the absence of healthy confrontation with other sources of information that could effectively challenge prejudices and generate constructive dialogue; instead, it risks turning people into unwilling accomplices in spreading biased and baseless ideas," the Pope's message said.
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To sidestep our allegations, Mr. Murphy's attorney has insisted that the president's son was brought to campus to promote his book, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us,"— so that it wasn't a campaign event.
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Running With Sherman Anna Kendrick isn't just beautiful; if you could spend time with her in the woods, you'd realize she's also lethal, a born hunter with a killer's reflexes who thrives on things you'd never put in your mouth.
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That's how he's built a sort of church that, from an economic standpoint, barely scrapes by, but thrives on the philosophy of voluntary simplicity and minimalism, pushed to an extreme in order to create a special connection with its ravers.
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For this reason, in part, Winderen sought to document some of those species—centering the record on the sounds the spring bloom of photosynthetic algae that provides most of the energy that life in the region thrives on through the cold months.
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The initiative (which will include a platform for women to showcase the true beauty of their dos) is near and dear to the star, who these days thrives on experimenting with her look, but who's struggled for years to embrace her hair.
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To a manager who will hold his medals up against anybody's and actually thrives on confrontation, Mourinho may have been calculating that Pogba, for all his occasional bursts of brilliance, is simply not playing well enough for United to challenge him so guilelessly.
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Unfortunately, even if you're someone who thrives on advance preparation, the truth is, there'll be plenty of times in your career when you don't have a thought-out, pre-planned answer, when the situation doesn't lend itself to your giving a rehearsed speech.
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Good Trouble obviously thrives on its steamy love triangles (Callie-Gael-Jaime!) and complex relationships like the one also spotlighted in "Doble Quince" when newly out-of-the-closet Alice deals with her partner Joey's decision to be defined as non-binary.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s new book, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us," is No. 1 on the New York Times best-seller list, but it may be due to bulk buying linked to the Republican Party.
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In that sense, Digitalism is linked to the beliefs of transhumanists and similar movements, and thrives on a broader global terrain where traditional religion is in decline (while evangelical movements are on the rise), the internet continues its march across the planet.
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Donald Trump Jr. in his new book, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us," compared his father's experience to Martin Luther King Jr.'s as he pushed conspiracy theories about the intelligence community's opposition to the president.
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After all, it seems like the show thrives on misleading fans, like they did by suggesting that Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) died in a fire, only to have him pass away at the hospital minutes later in the big Super Bowl crockpot episode.
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In this way, Beyoncé gave the black and Hispanic women I saw outside and then inside the NRG permission to flaunt the things that make them unpopular in a world that thrives on Beyoncé-style klieg-light success: their coloredness and their weight.
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And it has led to a decline in the quality of political life: the Republican Party's enthusiasm for using cultural issues to recruit downscale voters has led inexorably to Donald Trump, a president who thrives on dividing the country and indulging in cheap demagoguery.
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Though a candidate like Trump poses real structural challenges to a media that thrives on even-handedness and neck-and-neck campaigns, the threat of libel lawsuits—or of the kind of lawless, brute censorship Roger Stone proposes—has not shielded Trump from scrutiny.
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Different systems of values and truth occupy simultaneous spaces where language is the most extreme possibility of reality — private and public are in Tehran concepts of time, and what we call the public space is an abstract and adaptable surface that thrives on informality.
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President Trump's outrages, absurdities and indelicacies arrive with such frequency that they numbingly blur together, and to focus and comment on each is to give him too much of what he thrives on — attention — and be debilitated by his dominance of your thoughts and passions.
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It's also one of the few TV shows that truly seem to be about how the central group of characters probably shouldn't be friends — a gutsy move for a medium that thrives on creating fictional friend groups for viewers to imagine themselves a part of.
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BEIJING — When NBCUniversal announced last year that a version of "Saturday Night Live" would be made for a Chinese audience, it was unclear how a show that thrives on political satire could survive in a country run by a Communist Party that tolerates no criticism.
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At the end of the day, the Sanders movement thrives on drama — on the false belief that the objective constraints that Sanders has been navigating since the early 1980s would be magically swept away if only an incorruptible man like Bernie Sanders was in the White House.
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The industry thrives on the fantasy of "what's coming next," but I see the anxieties caused by the internet age where the need for a digital identity increases at an inverse proportion to our control over our digital identities, and I wonder if we will regret rushing.
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According to the Post, the couple had been in Los Angeles on Sunday to promote Trump Jr.'s new book, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us," at an event hosted by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk on UCLA's campus.
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Above all, the movie relies and thrives on Harboe, who is scrutinized, in closeup, with a vigilance that even Bergman might applaud, and who has the blessed knack of seeming like a perfectly capable adult in one sequence and then, in the next, like a vulnerable child.
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While busy Revolucni street houses shops like Naoko (Revolucni 24), a source for quirky housewares, Petrska's magic thrives on its narrow lanes at places like Showroom (Klimentska 3), a site for a coterie of indie designers, several of whom have ateliers in the back of the shop.
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Etsy thrives on being the premier online destination for unofficial, fandom-related products; its creative seller base subverts professional retailers by filling the gap between sanctioned merchandise and what fans actually want to buy, and no recent example makes this clearer than the case of Baby Yoda.
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And if the idea of a 153-minute pop song sounds like too much to you, feel safe in knowing that too much is entirely the point— Twin Fantasy thrives on the chaos, and, by record's end, makes a pretty good case for giving in to it.
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It's not like the kinds of stories Orange Is the New Black thrives on depend on the setting of Litchfield specifically — and now that the show has almost literally blown up Litchfield, it might as well make it official and leave the rubble behind for good.
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Back in the day this process was handled in-store, but in 2019 it now thrives on the world-wide-web where specialized sites and beloved brands digitally handle everything for you — from list distribution to gift shopping, shipping, thank you cards, and even charity to honeymoon funds.
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According to a report by the New York Times, vaccine-related misinformation spreads primarily via the internet and thrives on social media networks like Instagram and Facebook, the latter of which has done a notoriously bad job keeping up with its pledge to police that kind of content.
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It's left trying to balance its mission to connect the world, its business that thrives on maximizing user counts and engagement, its brand as a family-friendly utility, its responsibility to protect society and democracy from misinformation and its values that endorse free speech and a voice for everyone.
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The president's campaign was, in many ways, a classic case of the kind of disruptive innovation that the sector thrives on: so much so that Peter Thiel, one of the fathers of disruptive innovation, became a major campaign confidante for the president and even spoke at the RNC.
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Central Appalachia—and specifically western Pennsylvania, eastern Tennessee and West Virginia—blends natural beauty, environmental destruction, human suffering and dogged persistence in a way that makes it an idea garden for extreme music... and especially for black metal, which thrives on juxtaposition of the ugly and the transcendent.
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California's $54 billion agriculture industry thrives on the exploitation of migrant workers, and our poverty rates and income inequality are among the nation's worst, thanks partly to a technology economy that makes millionaires in coastal cities but does little for the hinterlands except raise the cost of living.
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HIV thrives on inequities, and people with limited resources face a maze of structural hurdles to accessing health-care coverage and services, from complex and differing eligibility requirements and recertification processes to a lack of HIV providers, pharmacies and transportation within their communities to inadequate housing and food.
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It is a platform perfectly suited to exacerbate school bullying and negative body image, and as anyone who has spent as little as 10 seconds scrolling through it can attest, one that thrives on the endless ability of human beings to compare themselves to others and be found wanting.
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For instance, Laura Bliss at CityLab reported this month on the loss of trees planted in midcentury Los Angeles suburbs to McMansions, and last month Alison Kinney wrote in the New Yorker on the care needed for even the hardy London plane tree, which thrives on the streets of New York.
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The Spaniard was irritated at being seeded third at the grasscourt major despite his status as world number two and was left exasperated when the draw put him on a second-round collision course with Australian hot-head Nick Kyrgios - a player who thrives on rubbing Nadal up the wrong way.
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The long-running BBC sci-fi show thrives on taking a single, simple, harmless, ordinary thing you see in everyday life (stone statues, showroom dummies), then tweaking it into a creature so terrifying (the Weeping Angels, the Autons) you will never in your life see that object the same way again.
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Le Pen's increasingly popular party thrives on anti-Europe and anti-immigration sentiment and opinion polls see her making it to an early May run-off in France's presidential election, but losing that second round to a mainstream candidate, as a majority of voters do not want her as president.
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This calm acceptance of death is one that thrives on having no attachment to the ground; so when he acquires a serious girlfriend, the sunny Sanni McCandless, his newly tethered emotions are as much of a challenge as the minimally-appointed van he has lived in for almost a decade.
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It's a very karaoke voice: the sort of voice that thrives on attention, as illustrated in this YouTube video from 2013, in which he sings "New York State of Mind" on TV with Jimmy Fallon, spliced together with a clip of Avengers costar Robert Downey Jr. performing onstage with Sting.
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Either you live or work in the developing world, where smartphones sometimes aren't a practical option, you're the kind of person who thrives on nostalgia for a simpler time, or else you're trying to do a "digital detox," and decrease the amount of time you seem to waste staring at screens every day.
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Read: Ryan refuses to join Romney in Trump criticism But one person who was happy to engage was Trump, who thrives on conflict and seemed to sense that he couldn't lose from a confrontation with an unsuccessful establishment nominee, lashing Romney as a "choker" who had begged him for an endorsement in 2012.
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Hitting Glenn so hard with a baseball bat that his eyeball pops out of the socket; killing Abraham; forcing Rick to almost chop off his son Carl's arm — these were effective moments, perhaps too violent by half, where I really understood that Negan is an authoritarian psychopath who thrives on breaking people's wills.
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Then, finally, because populism thrives on its willingness to shatter norms, it tends to treat this chaos and blowback as a kind of vindication — a sign that it's on the right track, that its boldness is meeting inevitable resistance from the failed orthodoxies of the past, and so on through a self-comforting litany.
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When he moved to London those interests—in history, in art, in writing, in politics—combined with the talents of Saul Adamczewski and the rest of the Fat White Family to materialize the beginnings of something that seems to have been transported from a forgotten era; a place that thrives on what it means to be an artist.
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The president's son and his girlfriend, the former Fox News host Kimberly Guilfoyle, had been at the University of California at Los Angeles to promote his new book, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us."The campus event had been organized by the conservative student group Turning Point USA, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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While Aesop did not work his magic expressly with young audiences in mind, the pithy, visually arresting narrative mode he left his indelible mark on has proved a good match for the children's picture book, a genre that likewise thrives on brevity and the wish to reveal the essences of things in their clearest possible form.
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Our film follows the three main stars of the scene – Soph Aspin, Afghan Dan and 13-year-old Little T – and digs beneath the surface to understand how the craze began, why it thrives on clashing, how it exploded on the internet, the major controversies and criticisms surrounding it, and the turbulent lives of these unique young MCs.
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The imperatives of cable television, which thrives on simplified story lines and high-decibel confrontation, don't necessarily align with the goals of the candidates, who seek a fair chance to get their message out, or of voters, who want to size up the candidates as people and educate themselves about salient differences in their policies and values.
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A 2018 article looking at similar survey data for a subset of these countries hypothesized why: While right-wing populism thrives on "welfare chauvinism" (or social democracy only for native whites), unions preach a gospel of solidarity among all workers and offer a political networking space to debate and disarm the siren call of the right.
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Unlike a mogul in an industry that thrives on showmanship, on calling a competitor's bluff before he calls yours, and on putting up buildings taller and gaudier than those of one's rivals, judges inhabit a world of nuance and constraint where every word carries weight and wiping the slate clean of the past is almost never an option.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpTrump Jr's 'Triggered' debuts at No. 28503 on NY Times bestseller list GOP motions to subpoena whistleblower University of Florida student government president faces impeachment over Trump Jr. appearance MORE's first book, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us," debuted at No. 22019 on The New York Times nonfiction bestseller list on Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON — On the eve of the first public hearing in the Democratic-led impeachment against President Trump, his eldest son was standing in the lobby of the family hotel, delivering firm handshakes and turning over copies of his book, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us," to supporters who had paid $32 for the experience.
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But step outside the waiting room, reverse the flow of time back to the future, and soon enough you'll find yourself on a farm that's thrived for the past 46 years by growing and harvesting human consumers––a crop that thrives on all sorts of strange additives, and without, so far as I'm aware, any sort of European Union subsidy.
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The problems apparently began after the president's son and his girlfriend, former Fox host Kimberly Guilfoyle, said they wouldn't be doing a Q&A session at the event to promote Don Jr.'s new book "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us." As Trump took the stage, chants of "U-S-A" morphed into "Q and A" as the crowd grew restless.
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It could only be so when the singular actor in the drama is Donald Trump, who thrives on the idea that American life is a daily cliffhanger, in which the hero bravely sets out to deepen the divide between his supporters and everyone else, to dismantle international agreements and alliances, and to protect corporate interests over the interests of working people and the natural world.
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The current hysterical alarmism in the aftermath of North Korea's very intentionally timed Fourth of July intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) test, however, benefits no one more than Pyongyang's leader, Kim Jong Un. He thrives on the attention that reinforces his internal standing, and the more the U.S. saber-rattles, the more it plays into the North Korean threat-victim narrative and unnecessarily heightens tensions.
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" Also making Trump's recommended reading list in November was the book written by his son Donald Trump, Jr., bearing a title that is quintessential Trump: "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us." The younger Trump's book, according to the online summary, promises to "expose all the tricks that the left uses to smear conservatives and push them out of the public square.
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" The duo of artists and comedians known as T.G.L., which stands for "The Good Liars," took credit for the stunt days after the president's eldest son released the conservative book called "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us." The group said they placed a book jacket on copies at a New York Barnes and Noble location "to make it a little more honest.
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Mr. Trump and his girlfriend, the Fox News host turned Trump campaign adviser Kimberly Guilfoyle, went on the show to discuss his book, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us." But the interview went off the rails when the hosts assailed him for sharing a Breitbart article on Twitter on Wednesday that claimed to name the whistle-blower whose complaint set off the House impeachment inquiry.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE says he thrives on conflict, but the turmoil engulfing the White House has GOP lawmakers more concerned than ever about the direction of his administration.
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Equally, it will hardly be straightforward to persuade the East European states that Britain should enjoy market access while being able to prevent their nationals from seeking work in the UK. An optimist might assert that European integration thrives on crises -- that the challenges Europe confronts, combined with a desire to illustrate the continued vitality of the union following the British referendum, will conspire to render national leaders more willing to ignore short-term pressures and make the sacrifices that any effective outcome will require.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpTrump Jr. attacks Vindman: 'Total absolution if you are a leftist veteran' Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding Trump Jr. raves about Kanye's 'Jesus Is King': He 'is cracking the culture code' MORE has launched a new website where fans can go to send a copy of his new book, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us," to Democratic leaders and Sen.
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