The pup tolerates a shower while giving serious sad eyes.
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LISTENING Classical music, as long as my wife tolerates it.
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"The radical left tolerates no dissent," he told his supporters.
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Riyadh tolerates Islah because it has helped to prop up Hadi.
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She summons the motor skills to pet him, he tolerates it.
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" However, the policy tolerates up to "five combined bright/dark anomalies.
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The bigger question is why China's government tolerates the set-up.
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Above all, Fox's corporate culture tolerates and even encourages O'Reilly's harassment.
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The United States is becoming a culture that tolerates this behavior.
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And it often tolerates and even nurtures ruggedly contrarian, freethinking spirits.
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A billionaire bigot who tolerates the KKK, but won't tolerate Islam.
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No nation can succeed that tolerates violence or the threat of violence.
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I think deep down, I don't think Donald Trump tolerates it either.
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That the criminal justice system tolerates this predatory behavior is itself criminal.
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The Trump campaign likes Facebook in part because it tolerates rule breaking.
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Corbyn denies allegations of anti-Semitism and that he tolerates anti-Semitism.
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Our Constitution is colorblind, and neither knows nor tolerates classes among citizens.
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"Xi is not a leader who tolerates failures of officials," Tsang said.
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He sits down beside me and tolerates a full episode of the show.
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But what Glasgow never tolerates is people who think they're better than others.
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I think she [the bear] tolerates the man's actual wife, but only barely.
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No free pass for a neighbor who tolerates extremists or enables U.S. foes.
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One might ask why Trump adopts these policies and why Congress tolerates them.
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Instead, the true culprit is a political climate that tolerates so little difference.
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Our constitution is color-blind, and neither knows nor tolerates classes among citizens.
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"Russia tolerates cybercrime as long as victims are outside of Russia," he said.
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As long as he tolerates the travel to California, he's the best. 12.
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"The public, in this age of populist leaders, tolerates dishonesty," Mr. Menon said.
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Nick likes — or rather tolerates — chaos, dirty flannel, and drinking down his feelings.
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" He only tolerates being interviewed when absolutely necessary, in order "to help promote something.
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At this point, her body only tolerates a total of 15 foods (including spices).
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Barnes told KGW-TV that his school tolerates other political views without a problem.
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"There's only so much guessing Amazon tolerates before they cut you off," he said.
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OK, we get it: Not everyone likes, prefers or even tolerates the smartphone notch.
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The omentum tolerates the cancer cells, rather than starting an immune response against them.
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"We live in a world that tolerates us, but doesn't accept us," she said.
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"We are not a nation that tolerates bullies or wannabe tyrants," Mr. Murphy said.
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But suspicions linger that Westminster tolerates behavior that would be unacceptable in other workplaces.
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Silas hates to have his paws touched, but he tolerates the MudBuster pretty well.
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The government has little control over its personnel and Mr Tayeb tolerates the different factions.
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And while he tolerates those who oppose the exhumation, his hostility towards Franco remains acute.
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He is not someone who likes to be managed -- or tolerates it for very long.
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Mr. Kim never tolerates any of his top aides' accumulating enough power to challenge him.
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No other developed country tolerates the level of carnage on their roads that we do.
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Despite sweeping economic reforms and growing openness to social change, the Communist Party tolerates little criticism.
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Despite sweeping economic reforms and growing openness to social change, Vietnam's Communist Party tolerates little dissent.
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A trade and tourism hub, the UAE is an absolute monarchy which tolerates little public criticism.
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China tolerates Hong Kong's distinctive politics because it promised to do so, at least until 2047.
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What is the internal logic of a regime that sometimes tolerates criticism, and sometimes represses it ruthlessly?
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My professor wife keeps her books in splendid order but she ignores mine and tolerates the mess.
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I note that Trump threatened Twitter's existence on Twitter, yet Twitter tolerates his vitriol, bias, and lies.
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"We cannot sit on a council for a president who tolerates bigotry and domestic terrorism," Trumka said.
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For example, if a company tolerates a sexist public face, what do they accept behind closed doors?
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But over time, the system has devolved to the point where it tolerates, even encourages, unjust results.
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Beyoncé, we know, is not a woman who tolerates mediocrity, least of all with her own image.
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"Instead of banning it, Japan tolerates it but disparages the people who run it," said Ms. Lee.
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"She tolerates me and lets me build this little company and lets us have fun," he added.
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This policy change tolerates religious difference, but at least one Muslim cop says it doesn't go far enough.
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"China's one-party state tolerates no dissent and abuses human rights whenever it serves its interests," said Pompeo.
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Though less repressive than it was, the government still restricts the media, intimidates critics and tolerates no opposition.
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Nazarbayev who has run the country first as a communist boss and then as president, tolerates little dissent.
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A former steelworker who rose through the ranks of the Soviet Communist party, Nazarbayev, 76, tolerates little dissent.
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He also has to deflect fears that Facebook tolerates "fake news" because it helps the company's bottom line.
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Gay male sex in Jamaica carries a ten-year prison sentence, though the country graciously tolerates rainbow flags.
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A culture that sees nothing wrong with relentless unwanted flirtation, and one that tolerates harassment and assault persists.
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He's tethered to a phone in a harshly lit room, fielding calls from a citizenry he scarcely tolerates.
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"We cannot sit on a council for a president who tolerates bigotry and domestic terrorism," Mr. Trumka said.
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But it's not self-evident to the portion of the country that either supports Trump or tolerates him.
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The Republican Party leadership has essentially declared that there will be no nominating process that tolerates substantive dissent.
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And a culture that encourages risk and tolerates failure is, I think, a culture that will yield innovation.
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The fact that the left tolerates antifa, or even celebrates them, is proof of a serious rot; Sen.
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Instead, the joke is firmly on him and on the culture that tolerates the constant threat of rape.
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The UAE is a tourism and trade hub, but tolerates little public criticism of its ruling families or policies.
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Until now, loot from oil production, smuggling and drug-trafficking, which the government tolerates, has held the regime together.
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Until now, loot from oil production, smuggling and drug trafficking, which the government tolerates, has held the regime together.
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Worker protests over unpaid wages, rare in a kingdom that tolerates no public dissent, have also become increasingly common.
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Treasury's brief thus signals to the world that the United States tolerates stateless income tax planning practiced against others.
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Among other disenchantments, Sarawak's many Christians are disturbed by the Malay-Muslim chauvinist rhetoric which Malaysia's government increasingly tolerates.
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Google tolerates someone who identifies as a "yellow-scale wingless dragonkin," but can't abide a plain old white conservative.
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And it speaks to a culture that not only tolerates, but lionizes, the men who treat them that way.
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There were times as a parent I would tolerate my kid, this guy has never tolerates his kid once.
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China has little love for Kim Jong Un's regime, but it obviously tolerates it for economic and geopolitical reasons.
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Despite presiding over sweeping reforms and an increasingly market-oriented economy, the Communist Party of Vietnam tolerates little criticism.
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I think celeb culture tolerates a limited number of evangelical types, but not too many or they become tiresome.
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Though Mr. Putin has condemned capital flight as unpatriotic, he tolerates it in his inner circle, Mr. Kupchan said.
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FIXES The United States tolerates a widening chasm between the very rich few and the many with low incomes.
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The FDA approved it for use with a healthy diet and the maximum dose of statins a patient tolerates.
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If a patient tolerates the first dose of an increased level, the patient can continue it daily at home.
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As long as the parents can regurgitate enough food for both, the older, bigger sibling tolerates the second hatchling.
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Lawmakers in Sacramento have been reeling for weeks over accusations that the Capitol tolerates a culture of sexual harassment.
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Despite presiding over sweeping reforms and an increasingly market-oriented economy, the ruling Communist Party of Vietnam tolerates little criticism.
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" In response to a Twitter user who pushed back, he wrote, "Thankfully I work for a company that tolerates disagreement.
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However, it's not easy to see exactly what regulation Uber tolerates in some places and what it doesn't in others.
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Freedom of assembly is legal in the Communist-ruled country, but despite sweeping reforms, communist-ruled Vietnam tolerates little dissent.
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It regards Islah as an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood while Riyadh tolerates the party because it shores up Hadi.
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It's easy to imagine that Trump tolerates—even encourages—his subordinates' overspending as long as they are enacting his agenda.
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I cannot sit on a council for a President that tolerates bigotry and domestic terrorism; I resign, effective immediately. pic.twitter.
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Trump rarely tolerates officials who admit failure, as Fauci did this week when asked about coronavirus testing on the Hill.
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The backlash is an example of the repercussions executives face in a business world that no longer tolerates disparaging comments.
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Vietnam's government tolerates little dissent and human rights groups and western countries have criticized its arrest of anti-government bloggers.
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The result: governments across the region choose to operate as if the "real" power behind the administration tolerates their abuses.
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The Florida Supreme Court generally tolerates punitive damage awards that are 2 to 3 times the amount of compensatory damages.
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He has for weeks advanced the idea that Democrats are alienating Jewish voters and that the Democratic Party tolerates anti-Semitism.
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The experience has shown that STUK tolerates no shortcuts, but some fear that its relationship with Posiva sometimes appears too close.
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And I wouldn't accuse him of being a racist or bigot himself, but he tolerates it and uses it in ways.
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Twitter, to take one major potential selling portal, tolerates sales and personal site promotion well, as it does most NSFW activities.
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I'm sure there's a way but every day is a day to give thanks for bread, if your system tolerates it.
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The country's creative and innovative minds are under constant threat from a regime that rewards only loyalty and tolerates little independence.
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The government's sluggish reaction to the #MeToo phenomenon makes you think that the state tolerates an amount of violence against women.
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The intellectual virtues may seem elitist, but once a country tolerates dishonesty, incuriosity and intellectual laziness, then everything else falls apart.
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"We cannot sit on a council for a President who tolerates bigotry and domestic terrorism," the organization said in a statement.
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It's a potentially meaningful relationship that explains why Gaston blankly tolerates LeFou's creepy handsiness, and why LeFou sticks with a loudmouthed bully.
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The ruling Communist Party, despite sweeping economic reform and increasing openness to social change, retains tight media censorship and tolerates little criticism.
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The Kremlin still tolerates the existence of some independent outlets—chief among them the TV channel Dozhd and the newspaper Novaya Gazeta.
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Internally, Israel tolerates a large diversity of opinion, but commentators say it appears not to accept it so readily from the outside.
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Despite presiding over sweeping reforms that have brought about an increasingly open market-oriented economy, the Communist Party of Vietnam tolerates little criticism.
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Tajikistan's leader Rakhmon is the longest-serving ruler in the former Soviet Union, having taken power shortly after independence, and tolerates little dissent.
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Erdogan said in 2014 Turkey has the "world's freest press" because it tolerates insults, defamation and racism, including against him and his family.
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At our salon, we work hard to embrace our queer community and make a space where everybody is friendly and nobody tolerates hate.
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A poll last month measured almost 85 percent public approval for changing the law so it no longer tolerates religious bias against schoolchildren.
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Since America tolerates 97% of dollar interest-rate swaps being cleared in London, it seems perverse for the EU to shift euro clearing.
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The Justice Department tolerates a massive marijuana industry, which is equally prohibited under federal law, while now claiming an injection site mandates enforcement.
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Despite sweeping reforms to the economy and growing openness to social change, the Communist Party retains tight media censorship and tolerates no criticism.
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But they say any liberal Western culture that tolerates male circumcision must condone the forms of female circumcision that cause no lasting harm.
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She warily tolerates her father's cruelty until he is weakened by a stroke, but even then, he tries to exert his iron authority.
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Despite sweeping reforms, communist-ruled Vietnam tolerates little dissent, with protests often broken up by police, though the constitution allows freedom of assembly.
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"It tolerates and even encourages real flights of whimsy, fun and change," said Ms. Williams, who likes switching out the objects on display.
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It is easy to understand why Mr. Putin sees such American cash as a threat to his rule, which tolerates no real opposition.
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"I cannot sit on a council for a President that tolerates bigotry and domestic terrorism; I resign, effective immediately," Trumka Tweeted Tuesday evening.
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Since acquiring his far older girlfriend, Cill had begun speaking to his classmates in the voice of a bachelor who merely tolerates children.
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But President Trump not only tolerates feuds within his team, he fuels them, playing one courtier off another and leaving them all unsteady.
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The Syrian military is too focused on fighting rebels to focus on ISIS, which Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad tolerates in any case.
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Her body tolerates the natural scents of her siblings – as it did for her husband until he visited her after a haircut in January.
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Communist-ruled Vietnam tolerates little criticism and in recent months has been carrying out a crackdown on dissent and stepping up arrests of activists.
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Meanwhile, she tolerates his occasional temper tantrums and violent outbursts, and spends most of her time sitting around trying to be nice to him.
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Despite sweeping economic reforms, communist-ruled Vietnam tolerates little dissent, and has described some anti-government groups as "terrorists", a charge punishable by death.
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Society no longer tolerates the caging & chaining of wild animals for circus shows, and changes like this help end the normalization of such cruelty.
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Our charge from Congress is to examine not only what a government does in terms of religious freedom violations, but also what it tolerates.
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Dr. Diez tolerates constant teasing about his Australian bush hat, and to her many tattoos, Dr. Woodard has added one of a bee larva.
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Criticism from its creators is one of the many things YouTube tolerates to maintain this arrangement, which is otherwise clearly working to their benefit.
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Ideally, Congress would step up and pass substantive legislation to close the gaping loophole that the whistleblower process tolerates — but luckily circumvented — this time.
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LIBYAN NATIONAL OIL CORP (NOC) CHAIRMAN SAYS IF INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY TOLERATES OIL BLOCKADE IT WILL BE COMPLICIT IN ENDING RULE OF LAW IN LIBYA
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If you are looking for a candidate who tolerates, embraces, or indulges in malarkey, then former Vice President Joe Biden is not for you.
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Amazon Echo Silver responds to dozens of names that sound like "Alexa," tolerates rambling anecdotes without argument, and is programmed to carefully sidestep casual racism.
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One sign of how far the government tolerates the Hui is that they are even able to practice Islamic (sharia) law to a limited extent.
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He was one of a tiny number of publicly active rights campaigners in the UAE, a trade and tourism hub that tolerates little public criticism.
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Despite sweeping economic reforms and growing openness to social change, the ruling Communist Party tolerates little dissent and exercises strict controls over media in Vietnam.
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Despite sweeping economic reforms and growing openness to social change, the ruling Communist Party tolerates little dissent and exercises strict control over media in Vietnam.
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Mr. Karimov, who tolerates no dissent, has ruled Uzbekistan since the Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev made him the republic's Communist Party chief in 1989.
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The 6-year-old cat is actually a big sweetheart, according to his owner — he even tolerates being picked on by his feline friend Monae.
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Lipinski, for his part, argued for a "big tent" Democratic Party that tolerates a wide range of social views and is focused on the economy.
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One of my friends has a theory that the rest of the country tolerates Silicon Valley because people there just don't have that much sex.
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No nation can succeed that tolerates violence or the threat of violence as a method of political intimidation, corrosion or control, we all know that.
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Vietnamese reforms have seen per capita GDP soar almost five-fold since 1986 and kept Vietnam's ruling Communist Party, which tolerates little dissent, firmly in power.
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This all feels a bit silly, but I'm far from the only person to put stuff on her dog for as long as she tolerates it.
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And his creative record chimes perfectly with the spirit of an age that tolerates, even venerates, unfinished work—all the more so if it is cryptic.
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He said his wife tolerates his criticisms of Hasidic restrictions, but does not share most of his views and doesn&apost want to leave Kiryas Joel.
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People have screamed for years about the weird shit Twitter inexplicably tolerates, chiefly the ability of coordinated hate mobs to drive people off of the site.
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The Australian Federal Police appear to be doing nothing, thus sending a strong message to the community that Australia tolerates the Islamist bullying of ex-Muslims.
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Actually, we see that microbes influence the development of the immune system in the first place and that the immune system tolerates a lot of microbes.
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If any one state tolerates the production or manufacture of a particular agricultural product, under the King amendment the other 85033 must do so as well.
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Farmers in California might need a seed that tolerates drought, while a Midwestern farmer might want a seed with extra resistance to a particular plant disease.
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Psychological science suggests that living in a culture that tolerates discrimination contributes to adverse health, in part due to the resulting harassment, maltreatment, discrimination and victimization.
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In one case, she tolerates frequent comments about her hair from one addled man in order to learn more about various aspects of computing from him.
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His French-born mother tolerates it, but you can already see where their family life is headed — south — which will inevitably mean moving north, to France.
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"One of my friends has a theory that the rest of the country tolerates Silicon Valley because people there just don't have that much sex," he added.
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"A culture that tolerates harassment and discrimination is absolutely unacceptable to me and to the president," Zinke said in a press call with reporters following the visit.
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All of Pakistan's minorities - Hindus, Christians, Ahmadis and even Shi'ite Muslims - say they feel the state fails to protect them and sometimes even tolerates violence against them.
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"No nation can succeed that tolerates violence or the threat of violence as a method of political intimidation, coercion or control," Trump said, condemning the foiled attacks.
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It is time for a firm policy that no longer tolerates Tehran's malign regional intransigence and its suppression of millions of Iranians aspiring for change in Iran.
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Secular and liberal democracy tolerates so much diversity and creates enough confusion that those who need more clarity and certainty flee back to religion, Mr. Krastev suggests.
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"The new box for Barnum's Animals perfectly reflects that our society no longer tolerates caging and chaining exotic animals for circus shows," PETA said in a statement.
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"A board that tolerates such conduct, whether occurring in the present or in the past, is also an enabler of that act," Sherborne wrote in the letter.
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Beijing tolerates Kim's tiresome antics because they do not want a unified Korea allied with the United States on their border or a massive influx of refugees.
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"The new box for Barnum's Animals crackers perfectly reflects that our society no longer tolerates the caging and chaining of wild animals for circus shows," she said.
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The Catholic Church in the Philippines tolerates the ritual but says it does not support such gory displays of devotion, describing them as a "misinterpretation of faith".
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By extension, it's a tale about the way Silicon Valley defines success, what it expects and tolerates from successful founders, and how those terms may be changing.
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The Maryville, Tennessee-based company has "categorically and adamantly" denied discriminating, and said it neither uses race and ethnicity in its lending, nor tolerates discrimination against its workers.
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Since he is a good boy, he tolerates his owner's fidget spinner fascination, keeping as still as a statue so his dad can document his natural balancing skills.
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Yes, they can both have affairs, but Willy only tolerates Colette's because she's sleeping with other women, which he doesn't see as a threat to his own masculinity.
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"The fact that Drummond is still an exec at Google speaks volumes about how much it tolerates shitty behavior by its male executives," one former Google employee tweeted.
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I say this not to pound my chest here, but so there is no misunderstanding that the argument within this column tolerates segregation or racism in any way.
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Averse to squandering resources on conquering distant nations and trying to impose liberalism on them, they prefer to build up a world that tolerates diverse ways of life.
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Any examination of what ails the firm leads to one diagnosis: poor governance that tolerates what only eight firms in the Fortune 1,000 endure — a part-time CEO.
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To her supporters, Aquilina created a rare public forum of safety and healing within a culture that systemically tolerates misogyny, objectification, and sexual abuse of women and girls.
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Iranian policy is dictated by these "children of the revolution," not the powerless pragmatists whom the regime only tolerates so it can present a moderate facade to Western audiences.
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Many of Saturday's speakers highlighted the theme of sexual assault, urging all Americans to fight back against what they see as a culture that tolerates the mistreatment of women.
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I think my girlfriend could have sex a bit more often, but not hugely so, and as with many other avenues of our shared existence, she tolerates my insufficiencies.
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Her recent Between Two Ferns interview was stilted and weird, especially compared to Zach Galifianakis's interview with Obama, who clearly loves comedic chops-busting where Clinton merely tolerates it.
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The world watches as the Republican-controlled Congress tolerates Trump's 6900,2628 lies, dozens of ongoing federal, local and Congressional investigations into myriad transgressions and his unprecedented conflicts of interest.
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There are also rumblings of potential discontent within the top ranks of Russian politics, as well as outrage from opposition figures and parties -- which Russia, unlike China, still tolerates.
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Its dominant ideology no longer tolerates the idea that our market economy — which has created the greatest economic success in history and is envied around the world — is working.
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Uber has hired outside counsel, including former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, to join its investigation into a former employee's claims of a corporate culture that tolerates sexual harassment.
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Incidents like these certainly haven't helped Twitter fight its reputation as a haven for harassment and bullying, or suspicions that it quietly tolerates such behavior in service of better metrics.
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"There is no other advanced nation on Earth that tolerates multiple shootings on a regular basis and considers it normal," Obama told the comedian Marc Maron on a recent podcast.
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"My bullshit is not the kind of thing HBS [Harebrained Schemes] stands for or tolerates, and HBS had no idea any of this happened," Carpenter told Waypoint in a statement.
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ASICS canceled sponsorship deals with both vice-captain Warner and Bancroft, describing their actions as "not something that ASICS tolerates and are contrary to the values the company stands for".
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Here are these black athletes about to be hurt for the enjoyment of so many white fans, even as the white world tolerates the "lawful" injury of ordinary black people.
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After all, Nursultan Nazarbayev, the 77-year-old strongman who has ruled this oil-rich Central Asian state for nearly three decades, tolerates no challenge, however trifling, to his autocratic rule.
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The lack of information released about the accident has galvanized many Vietnamese and mobilized demonstrators on a scale not seen before in the controlled, one-party state that tolerates little dissent.
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The UAE is a tourism and trade hub for the Middle East, but tolerates little public criticism of its monarchy or policies and has been waging a war against political Islam.
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That's not to say I haven't tried to convince a partner who merely tolerates her that, say, she deserved Grammy nominations for "Caution," or that the "Glitter" soundtrack is actually great.
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Evans said one approach that could help the Fed fight low inflation would be to adopt a target for an inflation range, but only if it asymmetrically tolerates inflation above 2%.
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While the government tolerates consumer goods and other services in the markets, acquiring and selling outside foreign media — including thumb drives downloaded with foreign films and unfiltered news — remain punishable offenses.
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The UAE is a tourism and trade hub for the Middle East, but tolerates little public criticism of its monarchy or policies and is opposed to the Islamist ideology of the Brotherhood.
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Louie Anderson, in drag, plays Chip's mother; Martha Kelly is his new friend, an insurance claims adjuster; and Sabina Sciubba is his French wife, who tolerates him only for a green card.
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The UAE is a tourism and trade hub for the Middle East, but tolerates little public criticism of its ruling families or policies and staunchly opposes the Islamist ideology of the Brotherhood.
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"Even the suggestion that the United States tolerates torture by our foreign partners compromises our national security mission by undermining the moral principle that distinguishes us from our enemies," the senators wrote.
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Consequently, Afflelou's operational resilience tolerates slightly higher financial risk compared with pure retail peers such as Mobilux 2 SAS (B/Stable), New Look Retail Group Ltd (CCC) and Financiere IKKS S.A.S. (CCC).
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Whether out of revolutionary zeal, nationalist pride or a sense of obligation in a one-party state that tolerates little dissent, Cubans have poured onto the streets to bid their final farewell.
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His mother, for example, simply told us to quiet down whenever she heard my screams — a response as horrifying as it is understandable given the many ways society tolerates violence against women.
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Whether one hates the I.R.S. or merely tolerates it, we can at least agree that strong I.R.S. enforcement of tax laws yields the Treasury badly needed income to fund the government's spending.
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In response to that investigation, Police Commissioner James O'Neill, who took charge in September 2016, said he takes discipline very seriously and is troubled by the perception that the NYPD tolerates officers' misconduct.
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"Perhaps the system tolerates corruption because the street smart politician is better at making the wheels of the bureaucracy creak, however slowly, in favor of his constituents," he said in a 2014 speech.
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This is not only a waste of taxpayer money, but it also conveys the message that Albany tolerates — and is even willing to bankroll — those proved beyond any reasonable doubt to be corrupt.
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"Largely as a result of the DeVos' lobbying, Michigan tolerates more low-performing charter schools than just about any other state," Stephen Henderson, edit of the Detroit Free Press' editorial page, wrote recently.
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A Yemeni official told Reuters the separatist takeover was approved by the UAE and aimed at removing Islah forces, which Saudi Arabia tolerates despite UAE concerns because the party props up Hadi's government.
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Brazil's Public Prosecutor's Office, the Federal Police, government agencies and the judicial system itself rely on the wide support of a society that tolerates neither corruption nor complacency in the face of corruption.
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As others concluded, the best wines were often moderately sweet whites high in acid and fresher, savory reds with few tannins, although he tolerates more fruit in the reds than Mr. Parr does.
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Third, to make the Qods Force, itself, the target of a broad diplomatic and sanctions campaign that also aims at any country or commercial entity that tolerates its presence or supports its activities.
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Yet the family tolerates the situation, which will gradually have pretty significant consequences (foreshadowed in a pre-credit sequence) as Mo's budding adolescence runs into Zeke's Peter Pan-like case of arrested development.
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He sings smoothly, chair-dances enthusiastically, and graciously tolerates Corden's slightly overlong bit about silk shirts and fancy hats, which is really as much as anyone can expect from a Carpool Karaoke guest.
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I also did a bumper shop of toiletries, over-the-counter drugs, the only face cream that my difficult skin tolerates, and the medication I need to ensure I don't have endless UTIs.
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Sherman Alexie's sentence repeats the word ''loss'' 13 times, and my mind tolerates about three of them before it wants to skip ahead, bundling the rest as simply ''a whole lot of loss.
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"The idea of a party system," as Richard Hofstadter once pointed out, is an American invention, one that not only tolerates but requires the practice of loyal opposition, political criticism, and organized dissent.
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The capital punishment sentencing is the common thread, raising the stakes in the both cases, while the Court addresses the practices and processes the criminal court and prison system tolerates and those it shouldn't.
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"Duane Buck's death penalty case raises a pressing issue of national importance: whether and to what extent the criminal justice system tolerates racial bias and discrimination," the defense's petition to the Supreme Court reads.
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"None of our European lawmakers will sit in the next legislature within a political group or European political movement which tolerates such financing," Stephane Sejourne, Macron's EU election campaign chief, said in a statement.
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Fearful of her parents' reprobation, she hides her gay identity from them and tolerates their incessant attempts to match her up with a traditional groom, providing for some of the film's best comic moments.
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"The top of the organization sets the tone about what this culture values and tolerates as far as behavior and codes of conduct, which filters down to all of the supervisory levels," Maestas said.
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As Will retreats from the cult, he tries to understand why Phoebe tolerates this call to violence, or at least to simulate understanding for the gentle reader: This situation, well, it was a crisis.
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I know that's better than being a micromanager, but it means that, for example, she tolerates employees' showing up late (or even taking the day off) without prior notice and without a legitimate reason.
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Her husband, Dale, has spent most of their money on a pig for their homestead, and she works at Bud's insurance office and tolerates his passes for a few extra dollars in their account.
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But we also have a sorry excuse for a woman, someone who tolerates her husband's infidelities to further her own political career and who also abuses the system to cover her lies and inadequacies.
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The UAE is a tourism and trade hub for the Middle East, but tolerates little public criticism of its monarchy or policies and has been waging a war against the Islamist ideology of the Brotherhood.
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The secretary of state also had some words of rebuke for American allies such as Saudi Arabia, which tolerates only one religion and only one variety of that religion, as well as Turkey and Pakistan.
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"We are seeing a renegotiation of the rules of the game with regard to the kind of military activity that each side tolerates in the other," said Ofer Zalzberg, an analyst at International Crisis Group.
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"A party that tolerates right-wing extremist thinking in its ranks and incites hatred against minorities ...will now be represented in parliament and nearly all state legislatures," the group's president Josef Schuster said in a statement.
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However, suspicions in Europe that London tolerates more intrusion by security agencies than in countries such as Germany might result in Britain facing demands for even tighter rules for handling EU citizens' data, experts have said.
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He came across as greedy in a nation that tolerates lots of bad behavior, for example in personal lives or fudging data to dupe regulators, but not, as alleged, lining one's pockets at the firm's expense.
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The subtext of the language is that the US tolerates cyberattacks from competitors and rivals around the world without always responding harshly; thus, slapping sanctions on Russia shouldn't be considered the only course of action in response.
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According to the Long War Journal, its brand of Islamism is unique, having been partly modeled on the Taliban: one that tolerates all Sunnis and is willing to engage in "normal politics and diplomacy" without monopolizing governance.
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Though the government tolerates queer news on social media platforms, the oppressive atmosphere surrounding the topic, and the pressure on websites like Weibo to self-censor their users, encourage tension and fear rather than freedom of expression.
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"While China tolerates same sex relations, it certainly does not promote LGBT rights, and sadly, does very little to counter the types of economic and social discrimination that LGBT people face on a daily basis," he added.
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If this continues to happen, the best-case scenario is the readership tolerates being patronized — but more realistically, readers will make a mental note never to buy travel guides, academic books or photography titles on e-readers again.
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Mr. Muti tolerates no overplaying, and Mr. Maestri here won with restraint, making the audience crack up at just the slight, randy lilt he gave a single word — "parla" ("speak") — in the first scene of the second act.
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" Media lockdown Ranked 169th out of 180 nations in the world for press freedom, media watch group Reporters Without Borders says Saudi Arabia "permits no independent media and tolerates no independent political parties, unions, or human rights groups.
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While Ms. Tam, a lawyer, would be expected to uphold Hong Kong's separate system, she is also a member of China's Parliament, where the Chinese government has made it clear that it tolerates no disloyalty toward Mr. Leung.
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When Jake happens to see Joey on the street after many years of not speaking, he rushes over to smother him in kisses, while Joey merely tolerates the affection, like a cat being cuddled roughly by a toddler.
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The team is also limited by geography: "There is a finite time the tissue tolerates being outside the body without the blood supply...we have a travel radius where we know the flying time is acceptable," he says.
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There's a reason this may not exist yet: Disney basically tolerates password-sharing today, as the service is new and it believes people who sample Disney+ will eventually pay for it, according to an interview with The Verge.
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It is surprising, then, just how little founders think about protecting their own IP. Sure, "product-market fit" is an all-engrossing search for truth that tolerates no distraction, but that is at best an explanation, not an excuse.
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In sending a message to its employees that it tolerates harassment, Fox News has made itself vulnerable to a greater likelihood of liability, compensatory damages, and punitive damages in all harassment cases involving all supervisors for the near future.
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" While Halperin still claims that not all of the accusations lodged against him are true, he concluded his apology with the hope that the "industry and society can create an atmosphere that no longer tolerates this kind of behavior.
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Obviously, no one believed such silliness, because everyone likes soup, or tolerates soup, or doesn't come out and say that s/he doesn't like soup, so Lin was asked about it again at the New Yorker Festival on Sunday.
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A highly unusual asymmetry seems to exist in Nicaragua between the foreign policy of an authoritarian regime, which is wholly inimical to United States interests, and a domestic policy which tolerates the free market and has produced positive outcomes.
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While many of his books were nominally about topics like Soviet Jews or Hasidic masters, they all dealt with profound questions resonating out of the Holocaust: What is the sense of living in a universe that tolerates unimaginable cruelty?
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We are watching it germinate through executive orders and national emergency declarations, because it is only a matter of time before the other side – usually vocal, sometimes restrained, but nevertheless only temporarily tolerant — gains control and tolerates no longer.
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It was conceived as a hybrid autocracy in which a ruling elite controls most of the economy and media in the name of the state, but tolerates a limited number of independent but closely watched businesses and media outlets.
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By Miller and Bannon, of course, but by every member of the Cabinet and staff who tolerates this, who does not call it out, who plays to the subtle divisions, who uses the hate to fuel their own ambition.
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Mr. Hun Sen, who met with President Obama at a regional summit meeting in California this week, tolerates periods of relative freedom and political dissent to a point, but resorts to coups, crackdowns and court cases when serious challenges arise.
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On Twitter, however, there has been little messaging from the company, with Vasek noting that the platform's design — which tolerates fake accounts and anonymous users — as well as the lack of moderation, have allowed the scams to spread further than ever.
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Many observers believe the Syriza government of prime minister Alexis Tsipras tolerates Rouvikonas's activities, hoping to reassure left-wing voters that despite carrying out harsh austerity policies prescribed by Greece's international creditors, the party is still at heart a radical movement.
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A trade and tourism hub, the UAE is an absolute monarchy that tolerates little public criticism of its ruling system and has prosecuted Mansoor and other pro-democracy activists for making what it called insulting comments about the country's leaders.
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"We join with all those demanding the end of a culture that ignores or tolerates sexual abuse of Catholic sisters or any other adult or minor perpetrated by those in positions of trust in the church community," the LCWR said.
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You're welcome to listen for yourself, but if you don't have the guts you can feel safe in knowing that it's generally the kind of music that one only really tolerates if in, like, a car park below a Gap store.
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This was the nation that turned its nose up at republicanism, fascism and communism; that has typically advanced not through revolutions but by tweaks and fiddles; and that tolerates the ensuing tensions and contradictions like wrinkles on an old face.
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This means he'll be spending a lot more time with his wife, Donna (Errin Hayes), who tolerates his overeating and apparently does most of the work of raising their three children, the two youngest of whom are still at home.
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Candidates fanned out across the island to shake hands and canvass votes, and held noisy, colorful rallies that have become the hallmarks of Taiwan's vibrant democracy, in marked contrast to China where the Communist Party tolerates no dissent to its rule.
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"In the case of enforced disappearance and extrajudicial executions carried out by public officials, it is even more urgent for the state to act to demonstrate that it neither condones nor tolerates the commission of such grave violations," he said.
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The same leniency that allows for the free sale of marijuana, same-sex marriages and the crowning of a bearded drag queen named Conchita Wurst as the winner of the 2014 Eurovision song contest also tolerates militant Islamism within Western borders.
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Both Holland, which "tolerates" illegal sales in regulated coffee shops and Portugal, which decriminalizes possession of all drugs—but didn't legalize sales of any—report generally positive or unremarkable results from policies that have been in place for years now.
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"It'll start to snow when it happens," she says, from within the circle of pot smoke that he knows signals the appearance of the other Heather — the one who doesn't hate him, but instead tolerates him, or is even kind.
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In a 2013 law review article, David Pozen, a Columbia University law professor, coined the term "pleak" to describe a practice in which high-level officials talk to reporters without getting clearance but in a way that the White House tolerates.
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But not everyone is lucky enough to work somewhere that tolerates an off-the-clock technology blackout, which is why the movement pushing for "right to disconnect" exists—although it hasn't managed to score a victory in the U.S. yet.
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LONDON, Jan 27 (Reuters) - The head of Libya's state oil firm warned on Monday that if the international community tolerates a blockade on the country's oil industry it would be complicit in ending the rule of law in the country.
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"If the PBOC tolerates a much weaker currency, severe 2015-like capital flight will again become an immediate risk, which could bring about a market chaos," Zhou Hao, senior emerging markets economist at Commerzbank, said in a note to clients on Friday.
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I pray that her pals Miss J and "noted fashion photographer Nigel Barker" make appearances, that the memes well never runs dry, and that Tyra tolerates as little nonsense from a startup pitch as she did from countless 19-year-olds brow lines.
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"The fact that Drummond is still an exec at Google speaks volumes about how much it tolerates shitty behavior by its male executives," Liz Fong-Jones, a former site-reliability engineer and prominent internal activist who resigned in January, wrote on Twitter.
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The city tolerates open use of illegal drugs in the neighborhood and a local safe-injection site for heroin users, but Farm still fell afoul of the distance restrictions in the new marijuana regulations, and had to win an appeal to stay open.
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It is not a binary choice between authoritarian rulers who torture their people — ones the United States actively supports, like in Saudi Arabia, or ones it opposes but ultimately tolerates, like in Syria — and toppling them with massive interventions that create power vacuums.
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Global consumption is increasing exponentially as the standard of living rises worldwide, from East Asia — and a Chinese consumer class that no longer tolerates being the world's dumping grounds for used electronics and recycling — to an African continent with a burgeoning middle class.
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Challenges In Malaysia, schools such as the one Anwar goes to, have sprouted up because while the country tolerates Rohingya presence and the UNHCR has issued them refugee status, they are still officially considered illegal migrants and therefore can't go to regular schools.
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Around 263 million fewer Russians voted for United Russia compared to 217, data from the Central Election Commission showed, while overall turnout fell to 280 percent from 20143 percent, exposing growing apathy about a political system and elite which critics say tolerates no genuine opposition.
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Candidates have fanned out across the island to press the flesh and canvass votes, and have held noisy, colourful rallies that have become the hallmarks of Taiwan's vibrant democracy, in marked contrast to China where the Communist Party tolerates no dissent to its rule.
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Since the far-right Alternative for Germany party (AfD) swept into federal and state parliament on a wave of anti-immigrant sentiment two years ago, the birthplace of Nazism has had to contend with a political party that tolerates Holocaust denialism, nationalist extremism, and racism.
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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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"The decision below is all the more troubling because it would put an end to an ongoing national conversation — between the legislatures and the courts — around the methods of execution the Constitution tolerates," Justice Sotomayor wrote in her dissent in the case, Arthur v.
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And that served a real-world purpose: In a society that no longer tolerates explicit racism nearly as much as it used to, uncovering people's subconscious implicit biases seemed like the way to show people that they really can be and are still racist.
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Financial difficulties and academic setbacks — his snooty teacher dismisses him as a "Ronald McDonald" — send him packing to his hometown in America, with his new wife, Penelope (Sabina Sciubba), a Gallic knockout who tolerates him only for the green card and promptly moves into her own place.
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But it is especially so now with a president who careens from gross incompetence to troubling executive overreach; who tolerates, even encourages, corrupt behavior; and who tries to govern through a toxic mix of self-adulation, divisive rhetoric, fear-mongering, outright lies and juvenile name-calling.
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BERLIN, Germany — Since the far-right Alternative for Germany party swept into federal and state parliament on a wave of anti-immigrant sentiment two years ago, the birthplace of Nazism has had to contend with a political party that tolerates Holocaust denialism, nationalist extremism, and racism.
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However, suspicions in Europe that London tolerates more intrusion by security agencies into privacy than, say, Germany, might mean a post-Brexit Britain facing demands from Brussels for even tighter guarantees for handling EU citizens' data, such as the United States has been confronted with this year.
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U.S. officials involved in Iraq policy said President Donald Trump&aposs administration was cautiously optimistic that al-Sadr, having evolved over the years into a populist, corruption-fighting leader, could herald the formation of a broad-based and inclusive government that tolerates a continuing American presence in the country.
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Last month, the owners jettisoned all previous assertions of principle and dignity and agreed not only to allow themselves to punish players who show disrespect during the national anthem — they get to decide the definition of disrespect — but to fine any team that tolerates such outbursts of principle.
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"The international community has to understand that if it rewards, or even tolerates, those who break the law in Libya, then it will be complicit in the end of the rule of law in our country," Mustafa Sanalla said in a speech at London's Chatham House think tank.
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But most acts of violence against nurses are massively underreported because of a culture that tolerates violence against women, pressures nurses to accept behavior that no other profession would tolerate, and staffing shortages that both make violence more likely and nurses feel more guilty about taking the time to report.
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The polls should be monitored by neutral observers such as the UN and the EU. South Africa will no doubt play a role in the transition, but it may not be a constructive one under Jacob Zuma—another ruler who tolerates grotesque corruption and wants to put his former wife on the throne.
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His return to Ukraine could sharply raise political temperatures at a time when President Poroshenko is struggling with a Russian-backed armed rebellion in the eastern part of the country and mounting criticism from political opponents that, like his ousted pro-Russian predecessor, Viktor F. Yanukovych, he tolerates and benefits from rampant corruption.
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" The National Sexual Violence Resource Center responded more optimistically, saying that "[they] hope this is the beginning of meaningful actions that support survivors and work to change our culture to one that no longer tolerates sexual assault in all its forms [because] we all have a role to play in ending sexual violence, and that includes our nation's leaders.
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" The White House said after the meeting that "among the topics discussed were the continued benefits the American people are seeing as a result of tax reform, the current renegotiating and modernizing of NAFTA and collective efforts to ensure that the United States no longer tolerates trade deals that undermine the principles of fair and reciprocal trade.
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"If the next president tolerates the long-term consequences of significantly rising debt and accepts all commitments ordained from the past, he or she will be left with almost no ability to do anything new, much less respond to an unexpected economic, environmental, or defense challenge," analysts from the Tax Policy Center and the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget argued.
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That intelligence assessment and Baghdadi's ultimate location raise questions about whether Ankara tolerates, or coordinates, with elements of ISIS—and "if Turkey's MIT and ISIS did have a relationship in the past, do they continue to collaborate," David Phillips, director of the Program on Peace-building and Rights at Columbia University's Institute for the Study of Human Rights, told me in an interview.
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" Arianna Huffington, the founder and C.E.O. of Thrive Global, added that companies need to reassess their values: "This includes rejecting the cult of the top performer, which tolerates otherwise unacceptable behavior, and instead building a culture that functions as the company's immune system: surfacing cases of abuse and identifying toxic elements as fast as possible, and then quickly rejecting them.
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Whatever the answer — and to say the least, it is complex -- we need to at least get back to pretending this kind of racism is not OK. To go back to at least pretending -- for the sake of all of us -- that we will not tolerate this kind of language in our society, that we recognize laws against discrimination, along with our laws guaranteeing free speech, but that a society that tolerates racism is not what we choose to be.
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