These texts are even more troubling and they take a more troubling turn.
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Senator Mitt Romney of Utah (pictured) called them "deeply troubling" and "troubling in the extreme".
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It was troubling for me, and it was troubling for a lot of young female students.
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" Senator Mitt Romney pronounced the phone call "deeply troubling," while Senator Ben Sasse called the whistle-blower complaint "very troubling.
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Implying others should somehow feel less disgusted is a troubling message to send — and an even more troubling thing to believe.
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Does it bother you that there are people who have these very troubling, very troubling experiences and outcomes, including sexual assault?
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All this reveals something deeply troubling about the party itself but maybe also reveals something very troubling about what the electorate wants.
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As troubling as a government shutdown is, even more troubling is the issue over which it may be brought to a screeching halt.
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What's more troubling to me than that is that I made it to the age of 19 without even realizing that this was troubling.
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"I worried that [my daughter] would find aspects of it troubling, but I hadn't anticipated that it would ultimately be most troubling to me," she wrote.
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Sexual assault should be troubling to watch—it is a deeply troubling issue—and relevant scenes should remain in the mind long after the programme has finished.
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When I got here, the psych nurse had me come down and talk to her, asking me what's been troubling me, what's been troubling me all my life.
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That, of course, is enormously troubling -- almost as troubling as hearing Trump, a major presidential candidate, disloyally tiptoe toward treason by calling on a U.S. foe to spy in America.
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These are troubling numbers on their own, but there is one statistic that is far more troubling—the Rosanero, as they're called, have changed managers eight different times this season.
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"Too much of what I've seen of his record on the environment and his views about the role of the EPA are troubling and , in some cases , deeply troubling," Carper said.
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Yet if you look at what he's done with power in the past, suddenly this theme in his biography — his corruption — becomes among the most troubling of his many troubling qualities.
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Enter J. Walker, an illustrator and animator who has devoted a huge portion of his Instagram feed to cathartic cartoons lampooning the President's troubling policies and (even more troubling) personality traits.
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" An Uber spokesperson told us the channel was "troubling.
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" On Wednesday, she called the inspector general's memo "troubling.
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" Ban's spokesman, Stephane Dujarric, called the actions "extremely troubling.
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" Roberts later shot back, calling the comments "very troubling.
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Whether it's Clearview AI or not, that's troubling enough.
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" The D.E.A. at the time called it "deeply troubling.
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I understand the deeply troubling realities that many transgender youth and adults face today, and I understand the troubling political climate that has many of us feeling unworthy or unloved or afraid.
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Since then, however, Virginia has lived down some troubling distinctions.
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But to curators they remained strangely compelling, if troubling, objects.
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What he has said seems troubling to say the least.
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"That's why his going missing is so troubling," Ben says.
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My next story is slightly different, but equally as troubling.
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There's an imbalance here that is deeply troubling to me.
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What was troubling him I don't think we'll ever know.
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America has traditionally been a leader, but this is troubling.
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But troubling questions about the purge have not been answered.
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These troubling findings were published earlier today in JAMA Pediatrics.
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It has documented the troubling increase in illnesses, including cancer.
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"Based on what we know, it's very troubling," Eisen said.
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Of course, mandatory cognitive surveillance has troubling implications for workers.
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There are several factors that somewhat ameliorate that troubling number.
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The resignation of Mattis and the government shutdown are troubling.
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But faced with troubling economic numbers, he has doubled down.
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The troubling posts were not limited to the large departments.
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Read her story on Muthana's massive, troubling social media footprint.
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To compromise that to make a point, is deeply troubling.
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And it leaves majorities open to persuasion by troubling forces.
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They have troubling handling the season's inevitable ups and downs.
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"There's always something that's troubling the stock market," McClanahan said.
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Q. Is that at all troubling, considering he's a supervillain?
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The AI flags troubling content, and humans manually vet it.
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A closer look at those online nationalists is more troubling.
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" An Uber spokesperson told BuzzFeed News the channel was "troubling.
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But this latest spanner thrown into the works is troubling.
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"It's not just Weinstein's behavior that was troubling," says Oliver.
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The school says the use of the slurs is troubling.
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And the growing occurrence, especially among young girls, is troubling.
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"This matter is very serious and troubling," Newtown schools said.
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There's something at least a little troubling about this trend.
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The oil even remedied some of my troubling dry spots.
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This is where we careen into troubling territory for me.
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The mood of fiscal insouciance in Washington, DC, is troubling.
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Even when it's regulated, however, face recognition is still troubling.
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"The airline industry's lack of transparency is troubling," Shapiro said.
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"I woke from troubling dreams," Blair, 47, wrote on Instagram.
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It's an open market, but there's some troubling things here.
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For the researchers, these types of portrayals are deeply troubling.
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Trump has made troubling comments about women – including wife Melania.
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Allowing flight attendants to use weapons on planes is troubling.
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But they're slowing down, which could be a troubling indicator.
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I think that our current situation is distressing and troubling.
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KHALIFA HAFTAR'S decision would be troubling enough under normal circumstances.
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Still, the lack of even a flawed opposition is troubling.
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The circumstances around Lil Tay's fame have always been troubling.
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Which makes their preponderance these days all the more troubling.
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Quirky as the woman's story is, it has troubling implications.
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Friends have said he found Trump's behavior inappropriate and troubling.
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The sex scenes between them are hot, intense, and troubling.
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Even more troubling is the role colleges play in elections.
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The fashion problems associated with that would be really troubling.
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To those folks, this week must have been especially troubling.
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The publication reports a few troubling findings from that analysis.
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I cannot, and that is a troubling reality for me.
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Through my irrational and personally troubling love for Alex Rodriguez.
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" Senator Lindsey Graham said "If it's accurate, it'd be troubling.
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Just the ones that have been flagged as particularly troubling.
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So it's a very exciting moment and a troubling moment.
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The source of this troubling claim begins during happier times.
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For Trella, minimal FDA regulation is the most troubling aspect.
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Such a response is as troubling as it is predictable.
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The former are obvious, and present some troubling problems immediately.
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We take the troubling allegations that surfaced yesterday very seriously.
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But that's troubling because it inherently whitewashes the source material.
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If I have a troubling one, what does that mean?
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If you find this increase troubling, you are not alone.
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The whole theme of tariffs, quotas, barriers is still troubling.
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That's the good news, but there are other troubling trends.
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"The way it was done was especially troubling," she said.
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Perhaps. In any event, the parallel, the mimesis, is troubling.
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The plunge in these rankings sends a strong, troubling message.
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Judge Kavanaugh's views about presidential power are also deeply troubling.
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That's a lighthouse to sail towards in these troubling times.
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Again, Trump's words are deeply troubling, but far from definitive.
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There are troubling signs that this could be the case.
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The results in Pennsylvania were most troubling for Mr. Cruz.
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This is why these words about athletes are so troubling.
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But a troubling whisper has begun inside the Justice Department.
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Investigators have yet to answer the most troubling question: Why?
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Name Withheld Two things about your aunt's posts are troubling.
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It was the beginning of troubling changes at the station.
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It was incredibly troubling, difficult, shameful and hard to read.
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They're troubling because they're the most difficult excuses to conquer.
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But troubling and knotty questions of privacy and control remain.
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Yet the outcome of extreme distribution of wealth is troubling.
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But it was troubling to see the sheer # of misstatements.
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Cohen's pitch, however, highlights a troubling aspect of these campaigns.
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Here are some of King's most troubling comments to date.
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Another troubling account of sexual harassment has come to light.
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Even more troubling is the health of the industrial base.
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But some also harbor troubling views about their perceived oppressors.
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And these findings, in turn, have troubling implications for security.
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Worldwide problem The global statistics on child marriage are troubling.
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Reports of trespassing, arson, and attempted murder are deeply troubling.
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A new survey by USA Today is just as troubling.
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Gorsuch's nomination is part of a troubling and dangerous pattern.
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There are also more general issues that could prove troubling.
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Pompeo's support of the "Global Gag Rule" is particularly troubling.
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"This report is extremely troubling," he said in a statement.
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Giuliani's civic beliefs are as troubling as his legal analysis.
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Barr's, Consovoy's, and Cipollone's statements are troubling enough standing alone.
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Even more troubling is the ugly reality of Trump's policies.
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And that raised a host of fascinating, sometimes troubling questions.
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That's the context in which Trump's rhetoric is most troubling.
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I can't say the same thing now and that's troubling.
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But it is Bully Bush who is equally as troubling.
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But what does this potentially troubling phrase "work ethic" mean?
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Indeed, it would be extremely troubling if they did not.
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This record alone is troubling enough for civil rights advocates.
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"This is beyond troubling," Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo said.
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Mr. Sessions' stance is not just troubling, it is dangerous.
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But Kerfalla Sissoko had more troubling thoughts on his mind.
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The allegations of subverting American democracy are troubling in themselves.
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Some of the implications of this are amusing, others troubling.
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Then the Trump election came, with its troubling racial overtones.
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In the meantime, troubling reports about the family have emerged.
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A man's behavior toward women in the workplace is troubling.
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But Indiana isn't the only state with troubling purge practices.
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Moreover, Monmouth had some very troubling losses in the MAC.
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The case raises a troubling pattern of surveillance targeting journalists.
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It might seem that this weekend's events were particularly troubling.
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Troubling comments from a top American official about nuclear weapons.
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Mr. Gilbert's paranoia proved the most troubling, Dr. Sacks said.
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Nearly every study on this chronotype has returned troubling findings.
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But as Nxivm's practices grew more troubling, that strategy unraveled.
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Fears about troubling videos and excessive screen time are legitimate.
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Yet some of Strzok's texts arguably have more troubling implications.
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Yes, that's troubling, certainly in the case of Secretary Mattis.
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It was not about connecting flights, troubling weather, or delays.
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But Foster has been part of several other troubling episodes.
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The implications of the two studies are powerful and troubling.
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Kroll's time at Twitter was particularly troubling to some investors.
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Nelson says that for her, that wasn't the troubling part.
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Now, however, attacks on me have reached troubling new heights.
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President Barack Obama's troubling deportation actions have ripped families apart.
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These stories are especially troubling because they are so common.
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The Iranian presence in Syria is deeply troubling to Israel.
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That is troubling given the sensitive market data kept there.
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Equally troubling is the lack of transparency around auditor decertification.
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It is comfort, escapism and reassurance in a troubling world.
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And for the strange, stirring, troubling Norwegian novelist Dag Solstad.
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I find this deeply troubling, because it involves head trauma.
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The mood of fiscal insouciance in Washington, D.C., is troubling.
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There are many reasons we should all find that troubling.
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The most troubling recent case in Australia was on Jan.
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Even more troubling is the tax burden on individual workers.
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"The executive order signed yesterday has troubling consequences," Beckerman added.
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This is as unavoidable as it is troubling, even painful.
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He uses race to advance his own ends -- that's troubling.
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Some of the president's supporters found the first weekend troubling.
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"This report is extremely troubling," Ryan said in a statement.
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Even more troubling is the threat to global supply chains.
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Still, the details were troubling enough to whack Signet's stock.
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There is a troubling lack of transparency in these practices.
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" But "there are things that are very troubling to me.
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Trump's attack on Hispanics would be particularly troubling to Reagan.
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Ballet today, however, can be especially troubling where it's untroubled.
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What is most troubling about Lorance was the harsh sentence.
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The "For the 3363% Act" would reverse those troubling trends.
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Hensarling called it a "very serious ands very troubling" situation.
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That this project didn't go as planned is legitimately troubling.
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Second, the market can go up significantly during troubling times.
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"The absence sends a troubling message," a Guardian columnist wrote.
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These incidents were troubling, and the official response arguably inadequate.
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In January, the indices were trading in a troubling pattern.
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"The charges against this officer are highly troubling," Stawinski said.
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"I'm going to call it a troubling sign," McConnell said.
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This points to a troubling future for America's tech heartland.
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"What I've heard so far is quite troubling," he said.
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And "Homeland" brings a note of comfort in troubling times.
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But he didn't dwell on that troubling thought for long.
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Karlan also has a troubling academic record when attacking Republicans.
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Obviously, this is a troubling film about a troubled person.
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They have made a thorough recovery from a troubling start.
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But there were troubling signs for Dr. Bello before that.
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Viewed differently, though, Trump's praise for Sisi is more troubling.
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If that turns out to be true, it's very troubling.
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The coin, pictured above, is more than a little troubling.
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The line from Blankfein to Zimmerman is just as troubling.
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Possibly, but it was still part of a troubling pattern.
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More recent polling from the foundation shows another troubling sign.
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This renaming thing because of one issue, it's somewhat troubling.
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Our list of things that are troubling is very long.
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Health law expert Nicholas Bagley wrote at the time about the "troubling precedent" that this unilateral action could set for a future administration less sympathetic to the law: The delays nonetheless set a troubling precedent.
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Of those who said they found the direction of the environment troubling, 2023 percent agreed with the statement that current environmental patterns are "extremely troubling" and that action must be taken now to address them.
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I think that&aposs troubling, great discussion, Richard Fowler, Emily Jashinsky.
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But for economists, business leaders, and investors, they're all deeply troubling.
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This raises many troubling issues about America's air war against ISIS.
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No longer were we being ingratiated towards a subjective, troubling vision.
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That's troubling given the rise of questions over the FCC's integrity.
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The magazine insists that it's forbidden from finding the veil troubling.
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But Republicans' newfound suspicion of law enforcement is far more troubling.
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But it was one more data point in a troubling pattern.
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And the durability of histamine post-eradication is just as troubling.
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More troubling still, their mouse cursors moved of their own accord.
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This is the latest troubling development for biomedical research in China.
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This is a troubling theory in a lot of different ways.
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Internal measures out of China on Monday were "troubling," he added.
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Homicides A statistical blip or the start of a troubling trend?
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The evidence that concentrated wealth contributes to concentrated power is troubling.
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"Making exceptions for the politically connected is deeply troubling," he said.
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The missile only flew about 19 miles, but it's still troubling.
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Meanwhile, vehicular deaths are leveling off after years of troubling upticks.
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Troubling and beautiful, we can only expect this phenomenon to advance.
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There is a troubling lack of transparency that clouds this role.
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Mr. Wilkerson, a retired Army colonel, found Mr. Bolton's militarism troubling.
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Still, the outage is only troubling if it persists, O'Donnell said.
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More troubling, the event's organizers routinely fail to include women speakers.
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That's kind of a difficult and troubling position to be in.
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The most troubling thing for Trump could be the tax returns.
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Parkland students' deaths also broadly fit into a new, troubling trend.
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Williams has a troubling history on this specific front and others.
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The texts hinting at abuse make the allegation even more troubling.
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"It's very troubling that he would have a gun," Flaherty said.
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But look a little deeper and the numbers are more troubling.
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This is a troubling tactical evolution in the fight against terrorism.
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It's troubling [that] so many people are dead without anyone knowing.
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Beyoncé's role in the video is easily the most troubling part.
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Secondly, I found this following scene incredibly troubling for many reasons.
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But Giancarlo wanted to reclaim the words that were troubling her.
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On Thursday, production began on one of the most troubling incidents.
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The trailer highlights Denis' signature eroticism but with a troubling twist.
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In court records, she provided examples of Avenatti's alleged troubling behavior.
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We read the press reports but it&aposs all very troubling.
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He has also doffed his cap to two troubling Marxist ideas.
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This is troubling for blue mayors in red or purple states.
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But even then, you see flashes of what's really troubling Shane.
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But they are reluctant to deepen Europe's troubling east-west divide.
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Short moments from these videos spliced together paint a troubling picture.
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But it's the differences in the content that Cooke finds troubling.
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The most troubling story in the Post's reporting is Leigh Corfman's.
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But banks getting involved with biometrics sets a very troubling precedent.
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After Shanann and their daughters went missing, Watts' behavior was troubling.
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It's also troubling, she feels, that the process is so opaque.
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Lower revenue was also troubling in states struggling with budget gaps.
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To focus on one troubling fact, too many ghettos live on.
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Outwardly easy-going Australia has a troubling record on ethnic diversity.
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Which is what makes Trump's Thursday morning tweet so damn troubling.
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But the timing of the attack is troubling: 11:30 a.m.
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The loss of the flash PMIs is troubling on three fronts.
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"It's very troubling when you get your (butt) kicked," Bowles said.
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"Big Tech's attempted censorship of @UnplannedMovie is deeply troubling," Cruz tweeted.
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How quickly they stop using the devices is what's most troubling.
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More troubling are the numerous complaints about Uber's poor HR practices.
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The implications of this paradigm are troubling: We have no control.
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Even more troubling, many of those facing difficulties were minorities. Rep.
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American politics might seem troubling, but long distance isn't any easier.
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This troubling trend is especially apparent in news coverage around cancer.
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Those balmier temperatures meant troubling news for the planet's sea ice.
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Perhaps most troubling this time around were comments by then-Sen.
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A more troubling element is that there is implicit conditionality here.
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"The suddenness of this Order is also troubling," the letter reads.
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Most of the obvious possibilities here lead to some troubling conclusions.
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"I found those comments very troubling," was all Johnson would say.
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In both cases, such a prosecution would create a troubling precedent.
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Nordstrom's plunging sales confirm a troubling new trend among wealthy shoppers.
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Some of Trump's fellow Republicans called his dismissal of Comey troubling.
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Equally troubling is that aging machines can be difficult to maintain.
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The email chain only makes this whole incident look more troubling.
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That the organization's leaders have failed to protect athletes is troubling.
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But lurking behind all these signs of activity are troubling developments.
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This latest incident is another data point in a troubling pattern.
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And the show's producers also have many troubling questions to answer.
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That's not to say it's not weird and a bit troubling.
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But he did find several troubling interactions that seem collusion-y.
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For Flotteron, the most troubling part is the people being impersonated.
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Richard Pinhas: Yes, I have been in a very troubling period.
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Meanwhile, a troubling rise in civilian casualties risks angering local populations.
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Dr. Robert Redfield, CDC director, called the trend tragic and troubling.
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And Hillary Clinton's tone toward Israel is much less troubling. Mrs.
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The transcripts add detail to a troubling portrait of the president.
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So it's really troubling, and yet in a way, not surprising.
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That the army had to play a role is indeed troubling.
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Even more troubling, 39 percent had every single pill originally dispensed.
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"Reported sadness was temporary and not clinically troubling," the suit said.
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These would be troubling enough if just a consequence of Maria.
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Complaining is troubling, as well as the attitude that precedes it.
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Issues with New York apartments are part of a troubling trend.
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"It's really dramatic and troubling," Caddick told The Detroit Free Press.
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There are also troubling signs relating to the Taliban's geographic influence.
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Public records, and those who knew Kelley, describe a troubling history.
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It is a troubling path to go down as a society.
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Policymakers should find this rapid, decline in doctor morale extremely troubling.
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And Green has a troubling experience with death threats as well.
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"If Macron does not succeed, it's very troubling," Beate said, frowning.
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Perpetrators of mass shootings have disproportionately troubling histories of abusing women.
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It looks like Yumiko has found a body or something troubling.
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And that's troubling for economic reasons as well as humanitarian ones.
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People with OCD, however, find their brain regularly generates troubling thoughts.
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On Earth, scientists have also made monumental — though often troubling — discoveries.
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And the way he proposes to implement these changes is troubling.
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That's what makes this potential move by the administration so troubling.
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This willful ignorance is almost as troubling as the deaths themselves.
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The n-word, in particular, has a troubling and nuanced past.
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That will be a lasting and troubling part of his legacy.
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All of those cases potentially leave Booker facing a troubling trajectory.
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That's what makes Merkel's slow political demise all the more troubling.
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In addition, "dual use" of cigarettes and e-cigarettes is troubling.
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That makes the debate on the amendment particularly troubling, Nelson said.
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Especially troubling is that these battery explosions can happen without warning.
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"This is troubling because many shark populations are vulnerable," Maynard says.
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That is what makes him interesting and troubling as a character.
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"It's extremely troubling for the obvious reasons," said TSN's Travis Yost.
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This is troubling if you think about it, especially this year.
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Perhaps most troubling is language included surrounding therapeutic practices for minors.
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Searching "dentist," as you might imagine, brings up some troubling audio.
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And the university's Greek system is facing another troubling recent incident.
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That alone should be deeply troubling, even without the unproven allegations.
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And I agree that the decline of independent theaters is troubling.
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It's particularly troubling that alt-right sites agitate for racial hatred.
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But his new boss has left him with some troubling appearances.
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There was something deeply troubling about the structure of American society.
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The arrest was especially troubling given the circumstances of the case.
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Students, teachers and parents are encouraged to report any troubling behavior.
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"It's very troubling," Lt. Larry Crowson said during a press briefing.
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But first we learn about the family's unusual and troubling dynamics.
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More troubling for the project is the width of its lens.
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This would be troubling enough if it were a one-off.
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As a lawyer and former prosecutor, I find this deeply troubling.
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Low health literacy makes those tasks more difficult, with troubling results.
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That's only troubling if I am so attached to my reputation.
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And that's a dangerous and troubling characterization no matter your politics.
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But taken altogether, the reports point to a troubling trend nationwide.
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More recently, the bureau has had its share of troubling episodes.
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It's deeply troubling, but could become a necessity in urgent times.
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Let's wait to see if more troubling details come to light.
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Judge Kavanaugh's denial of the incident is, however, much more troubling.
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And it cycled through directors, a troubling sign for any institution.
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It's especially troubling because kids' content is thriving on the services.
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Even more troubling is the turnout in last week's Iowa caucuses.
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"It is hard to say what is more troubling," Sotomayor wrote.
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The same adjectives find their way into circulation: Troubling. Concerning. Problematic.
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The order is especially troubling considering their work is publicly funded.
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These outbreaks are troubling for two reasons, Lewnard and Grad wrote.
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I think the coverage of her and the issues was troubling.
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But what's more troubling in this episode involves the other characters.
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The more hidden disparities within school districts are just as troubling.
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But the real explanation turned out to be much more troubling.
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"I find originalist judicial philosophy to be really troubling," she said.
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Equally troubling, CBP's proposed actions will likely leave us less safe.
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In other words, Ressa's story, while deeply troubling, is not isolated.
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There are a few troubling trends that could dampen iPhone profits.
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"Obviously we were girded for worrisome and troubling developments," she said.
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But such distinctions mask a troubling disconnect among the media elite.
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While Trump's attacks might not be new, they still are troubling.
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More troubling is the opposition of some of Marcus's fellow conservatives.
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More troubling is the Ride character's evident contempt for the press.
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The impulse to destroy troubling historical artifacts is usually best resisted.
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When political views are considered, the data are even more troubling.
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In my reporting, it's this lack of transparency that's most troubling.
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It's a surprising and troubling suggestion that deserves to be unpacked.
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This troubling trend actually began even before Trump was sworn in.
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A troubling detail about the grave of Dracula caught my eye.
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The labored breathing was especially troubling for his wife and daughter.
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But several public health experts said the findings were deeply troubling.
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States like Oklahoma are experiencing a troubling increase in methamphetamine activity.
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Underused assets bother Trump; that's troubling when it comes to nukes.
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When we don't, that's I think troubling for all of us.
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But his history in the department has been troubling, Craig said.
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An increase in unemployment claims is also troubling for similar reasons.
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Trade war troubles But the latest data presented some troubling signals.
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But even the evidence of this isolated incident is deeply troubling.
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Donald Trump's attempts to undermine the First Amendment are undoubtedly troubling.
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Mr. Kreko called the proposed law "an escalation" of troubling trends.
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"This is troubling on several levels," executive director Marielena Hincapie said.
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You know who also said troubling things in a calm voice?
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The effects are particularly troubling for small, independent inventors and startups.
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"To say, 'Oh, they're just running away,' is troubling," she said.
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Clearly what we've seen from the transcript itself is deeply troubling.
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But the obligations of the bloc are troubling, even to them.
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Among its peers, Notre Dame remains most troubling at 73 percent.
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Even so, many factors behind last year's troubling decline remain unresolved.
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There were two things that were super troubling that I learned.
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Susan Collins (R-ME), too, cited his past columns as troubling.
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The committee said the wider effects of NDAs were "deeply troubling".
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Since then, the details have become more salacious — and more troubling.
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Cindy Cohn: Yeah and I just think that it's tremendously troubling.
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" Another troubling problem in the online sobriety community is "body brokers.
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A leadership vacuum and the broader reputational hits could be troubling.
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Record unwanted phone calls, and screenshot any troubling messages or emails.
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Sessions's views and record on civil rights and other racially charged issues is troubling to liberals, and particularly troubling to members of the Congressional Black Caucus, which dispatched Lewis and other black Democrats to voice their concerns.
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Troubling milestone With 3,000 cases and 2,000 deaths recorded since the outbreak was declared August last year, the Ebola outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has reached another troubling milestone, the WHO said on Thursday.
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It was beautiful for its audacity and creativity and also deeply troubling.
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" In particular, Flake said, Trump's protectionist opposition to trade deals is "troubling.
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But the loss was even more troubling for his camp than that.
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More specifically, the article outlines some troubling details about the Packers' quarterback.
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Also troubling is the way he speaks to Emily about her past.
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"(Beijing's) economic retaliation against South Korea is inappropriate and troubling," Tillerson said.
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But that doesn't mean there aren't troubling aspects about the company's proposal.
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But that doesn't mean that Trump's carnival barker style isn't immensely troubling.
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Now, there is something troubling about packaging a fad diet for babies.
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An Israeli security research firm has come forward with a troubling discovery.
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It's been an interesting, perhaps troubling time for Star Wars of late.
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Since he has the power of the presidency, that's a troubling thought.
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In 2017, this is the most troubling message It could possibly send.
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Here are some troubling facts about the pollution crisis plaguing our oceans.
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The most recent LEI figures could be viewed as a troubling sign.
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And even more troubling, he couldn't pull through when Atlanta needed him.
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There are already troubling signs indicating the direction the agency is headed.
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But as heads of America's most important agencies, they're a troubling fit.
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The trans shipping effort is something that has been troubling to us.
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But a deeper dive into Fitzgerald reveals a number of troubling beliefs.
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What Korolova finds most troubling about Apple's approach, however, is its opacity.
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Potentially more troubling is how a Justice Kavanaugh might squelch corporate disclosure.
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That could have been the perfect opportunity to shoot this troubling shot.
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The high-profile departure comes at a troubling time for Victoria's Secret.
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And there's something troubling about describing gay men as incapable of intimacy.
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Still, the new findings are part of an overwhelming, and troubling, trend.
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Along the way, The Major learns some troubling things about her past.
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Mexican journalist and human rights lawyers have been getting some troubling texts.
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The Brothers Grimsby actress recounted the troubling incident via Twitter on Thursday.
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That story elided a lot of the troubling parts of Taiwan's history.
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The Queen weighs in The Queen is a rock in troubling times.
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Watching the finished film, on the other hand, was a troubling experience.
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The shrinking number and lack of diversity among Wikipedia editors is troubling.
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More troubling than the partitions between offices are the divisions between floors.
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The scale and impact brought about by technology are confusing and troubling.
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Research published last year into vouchers in Louisiana was even more troubling.
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That reportedly includes discouraging Trump from making troubling — legal and ethical — decisions.
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Here are five recent stories that show troubling signs on that front.
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The narrow lead she has over Bernie should be very, very troubling.
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Pompeo's private actions have been just as troubling as his public ones.
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FHA foreclosure activity is still below average, but the turnaround is troubling.
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Y., took the Senate floor to attack Trump for his "troubling" remarks.
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But the shutdown's effect on another federal agency could be more troubling.
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Collusion or not with the Trump campaign, Russian involvement would be troubling.
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" The statement, reported by Variety, reads, "Anthony Rapp's story is deeply troubling.
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Just how troubling a loss of independence would be is intensely debated.
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And its longevity points to a troubling development in our media environment.
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The news has been even more troubling for its 229 order book.
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Too often these youths are troubling statistics in need of a solution.
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More troubling from China's perspective were demands focused on its economic policy.
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It may well lead to a consequence that is deeply, deeply troubling.
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It may well lead to a consequence that is deeply, deeply troubling.
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"His cavalier attitude about nuclear weapons is so deeply troubling," Clinton said.
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By her early 20s Ms Jamison's drinking had gained a troubling momentum.
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Even more troubling, welfare dollars themselves are not equivalent to each other.
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Trump's rather peculiar relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin is especially troubling.
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Even more troubling, the nationwide gap actually increased from 2005 to 2014.
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Of course, the ability to create realistic AI faces raises troubling questions.
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Cattrall went on to recount her troubling return to the United States.
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Rather, it was how Samsung handled the recall that was most troubling.
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But I saw this as something strange and hilarious, not deeply troubling.
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And it has a long and troubling legacy in American political history.
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And that says something very troubling about the health of American democracy.
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These are troubling times for psychology, but there's also reason for optimism.
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But this sends a very troubling message, should Trump get elected president.
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"This decision should be deeply troubling to all Americans," the attorney said.
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"I have found this a very troubling case," Judge Brenda Hale wrote.
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The statistics are troubling, but for journalists, life and work must continue.
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But no troubling behavior that would trigger a call to law enforcement.
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There are a lot of very troubling things happening in Washington today.
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This Easter season, a baby has found herself in a troubling situation.
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If the report is true, it's troubling for a number of reasons.
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Congress can legislate no funding to implement the Security Council's troubling resolution.
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Moreover, he indicated that solid-fuel advances by Pyongyang also are troubling.
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" Added Morris, "What was troubling him I don't think we'll ever know.
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Thompson's night out comes amid a troubling time in his personal life.
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"Free Press's allegations are troubling," Commissioner Geoffrey Starks said in a statement.
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The questions that kept troubling me [were ones like]: What is journalism?
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Which raises a very troubling question: Hillary needs research to beat Trump?
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But even if the numbers are somewhat off, they are still troubling.
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This is a very serious and troubling crime against our economic system.
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This means Trump's gender gap should be troubling in the general election.
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Ad-blockers are most troubling for publishers, which rely on advertising revenue.
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That's troubling, but once again it's hard to argue with the facts.
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The café philosophers came to regard each other's existence as particularly troubling.
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Beyond facial recognition, there are other troubling instances with real-world implications.
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It is no longer merely troubling for its endless calls for democracy.
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But Sanders's blind spots on identity politics are real, persistent, and troubling.
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And it's not just the lower voter registration rates that are troubling.
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But the more troubling split is the one between the Avengers themselves.
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This troubling fact is highlighted every time we have an economic downturn.
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"The response reflected a troubling lack of seriousness and focus," McCain said.
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"This incident is one that I find deeply troubling," Chief McDonnell said.
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Beyond Snooping Of the many troubling aspects of Sheelah Kolhatkar's recent newyorker.
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This wasn't troubling at first; I merely went back on the antidepressants.
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To be fair to the critics above, Trump's behavior was indeed troubling.
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This "Midwest" standard sets an extremely low, and troubling, bar for conviction.
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The wife of a furniture magnate disappeared after leaving behind troubling clues.
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That's a troubling approach to any of the presidency's powers and responsibilities.
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Rewards for failure are among the most troubling staples of executive suites.
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We are entering a very, very troubling period in US-China relations.
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This makes for a troubling situation around learning in the near future.
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Trump is also repeating our troubling history of military intervention in Asia.
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That we can't (won't?) agree on that seemingly obvious fact is troubling.
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However, Wednesday's gains may have set it up for a troubling parallel.
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The deeper you look at the numbers the more troubling it looks.
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Russian irredentism and Chinese bellicosity in the South China Sea are troubling.
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These are troubling figures, and they demand a level-headed, targeted response.
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This secrecy is perhaps the most troubling part of Trump's lobbying policy.
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It's a troubling delay, considering how quickly scientists say action is necessary.
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But something very different -- and troubling -- is happening in the Trump administration.
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This is especially troubling because food insecurity is not an isolated problem.
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It's always troubling to see good legislation hijacked to score political points.
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By that night, an even more troubling process begins in the gut.
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But the moment she was seen as pro-Trump, it became troubling.
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Numerous troubling provisions would spell big problems for students and their families.
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What's especially troubling with the proposed legislation, though, is what it invites.
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But that suggests another troubling angle for would-be young stars: exploitation.
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But academic self-censorship when it comes to China is particularly troubling.
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This lack of clarity is troubling, and certainly needs to be resolved.
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He said the tax increase was troubling because it would be permanent.
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Apart from ranking individual states, the report found some troubling national trends.
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The Nixon precedent could be a troubling one for the current President.
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But his pre-emptive attack on the electoral process is very troubling.
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The evidence available from lawsuits filed against the companies is troubling, however.
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But the tone of Trump's tweet appeared to have troubling racial undertones.
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Sweden played a pivotal and troubling role in Protestant and Catholic history.
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The ethical and safety issues raised by the Department's waffle are troubling.
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And yeah, sure, the expansive net of government surveillance is really troubling.
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"To me, that's troubling, but that's not the main concern," Wicker said.
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One pair of sociologists recently examined hackathons and emerged with troubling conclusions.
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Still, experts say there may be something troubling the Oscar-nominated actor.
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But Trump's campaign represents a troubling shift in post-9/11 politics.
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That's pretty troubling given how many people really rely on this benefit.
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The cleverest and most troubling aspect of the film is its empathy.
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For all its strengths, the American job market has some troubling features.
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Even more troubling is that these health issues are increasingly affecting children.
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Another troubling performance, of course, could stoke the rumor fire even more.
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Most troubling are those who only feel free when others are not.
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In this matter, it is not the state's action that is troubling.
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And here's the troubling part for Trump: there is no turning back.
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The pace of new developments has been particularly troubling for the industry.
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The search for qualified workers is troubling a broad swath of businesses.
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His white supremacist views and staunch segregationism make for a troubling legacy.
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Kimbrel, 31, underwent an MRI exam and nothing overly troubling was detected.
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This remains one of the more troubling loose ends in the report.
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Last year, we learned about a troubling trend in the US population.
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We should revisit that past and prepare for the troubling times ahead.
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His memory has been like a lifeline in my most troubling hours.
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More troubling, one of the 155 blood samples produced a faulty profile.
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"As a Democrat, it's very troubling to me," Mr. de Blasio said.
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More troubling, pilots said that the culture at the airline neglected safety.
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Ralph Northam of Virginia — represent a more troubling aspect of this history.
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In desperate times, some farmers have turned to suicide, troubling local officials.
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"This decision should be deeply troubling to all Americans," Mr. Goelman added.
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Equally troubling, they said, was Mr. Trump's lack of condemnation of it.
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Yet much of the media has ignored equally troubling attacks from Democrats.
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But the Equifax case is troubling because neither of these arguments applies.
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More troubling, condom use among non-gay men is also down significantly.
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The persecution of Malvolio has always been the play's most troubling aspect.
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But the impact on teenagers, whose brains are still developing, is troubling.
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But equally troubling is the alacrity with which Japan imposed trade sanctions.
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It was puzzling and troubling — and not just because of the litter.
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However, Hussain's findings about the state of MoviePass' security are deeply troubling.
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As former C.I.A. officers, we find both of those comments deeply troubling.
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This troubling context makes the decision of the Supreme Court especially empowering.
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Even more troubling, the duration between these three pandemics has gotten shorter.
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Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has an even more troubling record.
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The most humbling, and troubling, element in all of this to me?
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Because of the nature of Russian banks, either scenario raises troubling questions.
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We see this time and time again, often with extremely troubling results.
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This order has troubling potential for both environmental regulations and community health.
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Regardless, the state is certainly making some troubling progress on that front.
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And yet there are plenty who find that fixation with spending troubling.
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But it was Gatwa that had a troubling realization about fast fame.
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"We know it is happening and we see troubling patterns," Stevenson said.
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A rare glimpse into the sweeping — and potentially troubling — cloud kitchens trend
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More troubling, business investment contracted from April through December of last year.
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That's why the dire financial reports from American newsrooms are so troubling.
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Worse, when the issue was resolved, it led to some troubling outcomes.
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Otherwise, continuing a dependency on other countries poses troubling national security consequences.
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But, its connections to the PFLP, a decidedly violent group, are troubling.
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Current debt levels in relation to income are not troubling, he added.
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In Black culture, that plays out in a number of troubling ways.
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But there were more troubling reasons behind my desire to be alone.
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For part-time workers, this can affect their lives in troubling ways.
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And others see China's growing influence in the political scene as troubling.
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Apple needs China, and that puts it in an inherently troubling position.
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This has troubling implications for both the short and the long run.
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Ben Sasse, a senator from Nebraska, described the revelations as "very troubling".
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These cracks led to some of the most troubling failures and bailouts.
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Americans are falling behind on retirement savings, and the statistics are troubling.
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" In the finished book, "Troubling Statements" had been changed to "Campaign Statements.
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This is a new and troubling feature of the criminal justice system.
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Troubling, according to Sara Brady, a crisis-communications specialist based in Florida.
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The news was indeed troubling, but it was not what she expected.
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That's why the push to repeal this Obama policy is deeply troubling.
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The specifics of Mr. Herrera's case are troubling to say the least.
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Several other areas are deeply troubling where there is little reliable reporting.
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Mr. Acosta's answers to questions about other worker protections were also troubling.
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And this is troubling since the actual reports contain such valuable information.
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Three troubling provisions in the bill could presage the next financial crisis.
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This is a very troubling development," he said Friday on CNN's "OutFront.
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States must take the necessary steps to turn around these troubling trends.
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America First Policies polled the race then, and the results were troubling.
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The current rise is notable and would be troubling if it continues.
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What it says about the culture they inhabit is just as troubling.
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And that's what makes this episode so troubling and so long-lasting.
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Our Ethicist columnist debates preserving a historical artifact with a troubling history.
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We've already seen troubling signs of what may now be in store.
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But some of these efforts may also come with troubling privacy ramifications.
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These troubling statistics summarize the state of many families' balance sheet today.
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Yeah, no, if that turns out to be true it's incredibly troubling.
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These incidents are troubling for anyone who wants on open, neutral internet.
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And having this new wave of politically motivated expatriation is really troubling.
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This sensitive and judicious book raises some troubling, and perhaps unanswerable, questions.
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"There's a lot of troubling things coming down the pike," he said.
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Mike Quigley (D-Ill.) called the complaint "troubling and disturbing," while Rep.
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The troubling lung cancer statistics are just a part of the problem.
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The news was troubling for many as the federal cheating case continues.
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It's one piece of the troubling mosaic that Mueller is likely assembling.
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And millennials are finally defying one of the economy's most troubling trends.
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What is often troubling with connoisseurship is its relationship to the market.
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Here's a breakdown of a city on the brink of a troubling record.
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And equally troubling, Clinton supporters still feel like "there's no way" he'll win.
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It was during her days in radio that she developed the troubling habit.
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But that doesn't make his response to this chemical attack any less troubling.
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Is it troubling to you to be a small part of this story?
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But, he said, the long term implications are what he finds most troubling.
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The comedian went dark after posting a troubling message on Instagram in December.
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This week, Knightley's lawyer read aloud her troubling victim impact statement in court.
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GAETZ: Well, we don&apost know and that&aposs what&aposs so troubling.
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But perhaps most troubling are emergency responder lines impacted by the massive outage.
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Woodley's right hand heavy might well be a troubling match up for Lawler.
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Why is Ben connected to all the most troubling aspects of Sasha's visions?
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I don't know all of the details of what happened, but it's troubling.
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If this is what democracy looks like, I think it's a troubling image.
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Okay, so a far-right politician made some troubling statements two years ago.
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While officials say this saves money, the implications for workers are deeply troubling.
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These reactions are just as, if not more, troubling then the plagiarism itself.
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China has made headlines all year for its expansive and troubling surveillance capabilities.
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The Insatiable trailer also reprises an especially troubling Hollywood practice: the fat suit.
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Click through to solve your most troubling fashion conundrums with Reddit-sourced solutions.
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Top U.S. Republicans rallied to Trump's defense, but some called the action troubling.
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"I think the coverage of her and the issues was troubling," Obama said.
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The hottest and not-troubling-at-all new startup accelerator is the army!
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These are without a doubt great companies, but I find this perspective troubling.
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This follows a troubling trend of criminalizing black women that starts with childhood.
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I've read about some of your experiments and they are troubling — and enlightening.
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That said, shy of 30% isn't gender parity, and that number is troubling.
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He scrubbed his YouTube account of all the troubling videos he had made.
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Less reported were troubling incidents that were unfolding in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere.
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"That was extremely troubling to me," Taylor said, according to his prepared remarks.
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The darkness you describe does not have to be constant to be troubling.
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After sharing a troubling Facebook Live video last week, Sinéad O'Conner is safe.
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One troubling example is the Wi-Fi-enabled Hello Barbie doll from Mattel.
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Now she plies one of the most troubling routes of Europe's migration crisis.
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These omissions are especially troubling because the rift between mothers is only growing.
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The fact that the state of Texas is even considering it is troubling.
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That's troubling because driver fatigue is a pretty common cause of bus crashes.
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Also troubling was that the couple's 16-year-old daughter, Ashley, was missing.
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Sometimes you need to form troubling alliances in defense of the greater good.
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Mia, 51, previously spoke out about her troubling final conversation with the actor.
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"This is the most troubling humanitarian crisis since World War II," he says.
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But even more troubling, SolarCity's debt levels are soaring as cash levels shrink.
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" He blasted Trump's speeches as riddled with "troubling, unfiltered Tourette's of his tribalism.
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One contestant shares a troubling memory, and, in turn, the lead does, too.
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And despite their troubling racial overtones, the films were popular across the region.
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The Twitter issue stands out as particularly troubling collision of influence and recklessness.
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And the process that led Rubio to this point is telling and troubling.
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That's a troubling thought for fans who dream of the Nordiques skating again.
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It&aposs troubling to me but I also believe in due process, Martha.
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But this arrangement doesn't have to result in outright corruption to be troubling.
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So if information comes that is you know, troubling, we act on it.
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What's also troubling is that Cebulski so far appears unaccountable for his masquerade.
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At age 11, Bramblitt suffered a troubling number of seizures, more than ever.
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The troubling thing here, however, isn't necessarily Kanongata'a's reasons for posting the video.
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He's 103, which isn't unheard of for the Bachelor, but it's still troubling.
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It's troubling, and a vote is expected to be rushed through this week.
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Or you are off from work, with more time to think troubling thoughts.
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"Now that he's running for president, it's a little more troubling," Clinton added.
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While national mental health statistics are troubling, they are downright terrifying for entrepreneurs.
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This is troubling, for countless critters depend on coral reefs for their survival.
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Our own Trace Gallagher has the very latest on this troubling story. Trace?
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This whole "cult of followers" phenomenon on Instagram is very troubling to me.
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Randall said this is troubling because Sendler is conflating paraphilias with criminal behavior.
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It's a troubling beginning for Sanchez, who was beset by injuries last season.
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In February, the TV and Sirius XM radio host started experiencing troubling symptoms.
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According to the latest Quinnipiac poll, there are some troubling signs for Republicans.
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There's a troubling irony in finding security vulnerabilities in these personal safety devices.
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In addition to steroids, Jones also has a troubling past with the law.
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"I find the facts in the probable cause affidavit troubling," Mollica reportedly said.
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We'll update with more information if the rapper responds to this troubling accusation.
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In so doing, that case follows a troubling pattern in American constitutional jurisprudence.
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Breitbart last month reported on a troubling development within the D.C. Airbnb community.
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"The most troubling thing is the weaker-than-expected loan growth," Cannon said.
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It's deeply troubling that some of those false reports could lead to violence.
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More troubling, FEMA's inspector general said, Mississippi had only documented $85033,776 in spending.
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It does, however, speak to some interesting and troubling gender and power dynamics.
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But the simultaneous, relentless drive for efficiency at scale has troubling side effects.
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It is troubling, however, because the simple demographic facts are hard to change.
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When it happens it is shocking and deeply troubling for the traveling public.
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Ever see something that was hysterical and super troubling at the same time?
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Which means there's a chance the announcement, while troubling, could be fake news.
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But advertisers want scale, and the lack of total Stories sharers is troubling.
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"For me, and for most others, it's the framing that's troubling," Z adds.
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" Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner took notice of Machado's initial comments, labeling them "troubling.
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But after the trial is over, those same attacks become much more troubling.
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But congressional Republicans suffer from a more troubling disability: They don't understand healthcare.
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But seen as a genre, the drone's-eye view presents a troubling contradiction.
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The mere existence of a nondisclosure agreements raises all sorts of troubling questions.
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We're hearing things will be very different this year, which could be troubling.
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But more troubling than the system itself is the way it was justified.
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Apply this lesson to our world, and it becomes all the more troubling.
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But in both America and England, researchers have recently produced some troubling numbers.
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The impact of these information biases on the world of news is troubling.
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It certainly lightens up the troubling Trump news we've been seeing all week.
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The short game's profound beauty lies in its storytelling and a troubling twist.
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That was a troubling conclusion that produced little response from the committee's members.
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What's troubling is how the overall tenor of coverage hasn't kept in sync.
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In the most troubling passage of the book, Bacevich breezily questions pluralism itself.
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It's a lesser work by a great artist; still rich, troubling and haunting.
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She called it "troubling," but said she was unsure about the hackers' goals.
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Ms. Monáe found the story a thrilling revelation, albeit a slightly troubling one.
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Perhaps most troubling, these devices are especially attractive to teens and young people.
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But CNN's John King says there are some troubling signs beneath the surface.
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More troubling, the disparity persists even when controlling for precollege academic aptitude scores.
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What is troubling has been its unwillingness to call out those who are.
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It's troubling, because our robust patent system has always helped make America competitive.
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There are some troubling new details about the deadly crash involving Tesla Autodrive.
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News accounts have raised troubling questions about Mr. Abelove's handling of the case.
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I was struck by the troubling parallels between the Army's nineteenth-century pursuit
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" Given Trump's threats, AFJ's Legal Director Daniel Goldberg called Bush's nomination "incredibly troubling.
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While it cites "troubling incidents of speech curtailed," it finds no "pervasive" crisis.
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"Last summer's videos revealed that something very troubling is going on," she said.
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What follows are the most troubling excuses we use to help us procrastinate.
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Dai: Ultimately, the collective yawn over the new iPhones is troubling for Apple.
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These allegations are troubling and are a critical focus of the current investigation.
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It's official: California leads the pack in a very troubling category: desperate poverty.
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To some, this can be a worrying sign suggesting a few troubling developments.
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The Trump administration's clear lack of concern for civil rights is deeply troubling.
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"There appears to be a troubling trend within the VA," Grassley said Tuesday.
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This is a profoundly troubling assault on the very foundations of our democracy.
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She called police when she had discovered "troubling messages" on his Facebook page.
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The EU justice commissioner Vera Jourova said the EBA findings were "troubling news".
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Jobs growth has begun to slow as well, which is another troubling sign.
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"It's part of a very troubling pattern that we're seeing," Cuomo said Friday.
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But when Dr. Gould looks at the bridge, she sees something deeply troubling.
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The lack of outdoor time for children in U.S. schools is indeed troubling.
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The novel leaves them — and us — in a deeply troubling and unresolved moment.
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Most troubling for Jealous is that Hogan is winning 35 percent of Democrats.
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One evening, Sewell told David that he had observed troubling practices at Freedom.
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McCain told USA Today he found "a broad variety" of Green's comments troubling.
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Remaking our educational system to better serve students can improve those troubling statistics.
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In spite of the troubling Supreme Court gerrymandering ruling we continue to fight.
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In spite of the troubling Supreme Court gerrymandering ruling we continue to fight.
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That lopsided result is troubling for small business owners and for our economy.
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In a way, it's almost more troubling if there's no friction at all.
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A troubling call came in to Morgan Stanley's internal hotline in May 22011.
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And what makes quantum computing and encryption so troubling for our national security?
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Acknowledging that takes us into the biggest and most troubling lesson of all.
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But has Comcast engaged in troubling behavior as a result of owning NBCUniversal?
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" "What I have seen with some of the Trump nominees is deeply troubling.
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Still more troubling, though, is the danger these threats pose to our democracy.
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More troubling, the seven biggest banks control 56 percent of all industry assets.
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The whole tone and texture of Trump's endorsement will have been deeply troubling.
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This past Friday, July 13, Brandan Lee woke up to some troubling news.
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That seems to be the new and troubling mantra of the Democratic Party.
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It's troubling stuff — yet this is also where the dam begins to crack.
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But the policy could send a troubling message to US diplomats, Hartung warned.
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Concluding with the death of Jesus makes the Passion narrative a troubling one.
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Nationwide, the number of what some call "suicides by cop" is statistically troubling.
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Yet, Mr. Emery said, even a small number of unjustified entries is troubling.
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The impact is particularly troubling in terms of providing health care to seniors.
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Troubling stories like this have become commonplace — and academics must help change that.
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This is the most troubling and T-Mobile is looking into what happened.
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You could also do blind placebo exposures on yourself, with potentially troubling food.
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They're troubling groups because they don't respect the recuperation time of the percebes.
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And most troubling of all—is there even a problem to be solved?
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The most troubling correspondence revolves around a career civil servant named Sahar Nowrouzzadeh.
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On Sunday, let your face get soft and talk about what's troubling you.
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Even more troubling are the direct links between the Republican Party and extremists.
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The findings were troubling, sometimes shocking, and really fucking harsh on Courtney Love.
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What we can't agree on is how it should address America's troubling history.
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"No answer is probably the most troubling answer in criminal defense," Cohen said.
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The Trump administration has maintained that the reports of troubling conditions are inaccurate.
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The rhetoric with which Cedar Fair attempted to mollify the activists was troubling.
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This week's supermoon was a troubling sign of what might be in store.
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" As for the allegations against Moore, Sanders said Trump finds them "very troubling.
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Tillerson's closeness to Putin is especially troubling because of Trump's other Russia links.
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More troubling to Russia was an apparent hamstring injury to midfielder Alan Dzagoev.
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A bit more danger for Brazil there, as a cross proves troubling problematic.
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Facial recognition is another troubling surveillance technology whose use is on the rise.
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In troubling times, travel is as important as ever, if not more so.
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It's hard to overstate how unprecedented — and troubling — a moment we're living through.
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People losing their careers based on innuendo or accusation is troubling for me.
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But the fact that such an organism evolved at all should be troubling.
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This is troubling because lead is especially harmful to kids' young, developing brains.
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The aging trend has troubling implications for countries with growing populations of retirees.
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What's troubling here is that many of these causes of death are preventable.
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Yet their past history and 'political' nature of maneuvering is and was troubling.
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Which leads to the even more troubling character traits Trump's ratings tweets reveal.
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"If I were a regulator, I would find that troubling," Mr. Fagan said.
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Some saw the jobs news as a fluke, and others a troubling omen.
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In far less troubling news ... Boosie also promised Tootie's dropping a mixtape soon.
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By itself, each report exposed deeply troubling problems at an individual police department.
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But it's clear that Paul finds what's already in the framework troubling enough.
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The combination makes for a troubling message: chicken as both dinner and diner.
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A closer look at prior reports by that auditor paints a troubling picture.
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I have three problems with the book, two small and one more troubling.
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"Reports that DHS is not following the TVPRA are deeply troubling," wrote Sens.
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" But the last and most troubling of all is, "What does God want?
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The answer for now appears to be no, but the trends are troubling.
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Is this guy about to electrocute himself—OK, that one is legitimately troubling.
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The lucky break was a symptom of a troubling trend, according to Pineau.
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Crash data is not as up-to-date, but it is still troubling.
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We do not know the truth of the troubling allegations against Judge Kavanaugh.
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The test results are troubling, especially since errors also occur in actual casework.
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Perhaps most troubling are the profile photos of execs on EM General's website.
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The commission identified the Education Department as an agency that was particularly troubling.
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The implications of a platform giving legitimacy to a fake account are troubling.
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How do those who serve him coax this troubling fact from their minds?
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Her second, "Hollywood's Children" (1978), recounted the often troubling stories of child actors.
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Even more troubling, there's no sign that this trend will end anytime soon.
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Even moderate House Republicans who found Trump's conduct troubling — for example, Texas Rep.
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Not getting the benefit of advice from experienced Foreign Service professionals is troubling.
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People speak of troubling weather patterns, ruined harvests and dour birthrates in Mexico.
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The Bolsonaro administration's systematic assault on truth has now taken a troubling turn.
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Perhaps more troubling are suggestions of collusion between Moscow and the Trump campaign.
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For all his salesmanship and cheerleading, he remains a troubling and divisive figure.
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And, perhaps most troubling, is the growing ISIL influence in Libya and Afghanistan.
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In any case, all of this is troubling no matter what happens next.
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This year got off to a troubling start for the rare disease community.
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And the actual ending, while troubling, holds out a tenuous kind of hope.
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The U.S. economy was able to recover from both troubling times, Cramer said.
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This posture from the Trump administration is troubling on at least three counts.
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"The process by which this decision was reportedly made is troubling," Warren wrote.
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They're about the troubling use of religion by people who want to discriminate.
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But that's what diplomacy is: the ongoing management of legitimate and troubling disputes.
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Troubling signs emerged when the cars first started to roll after multiple delays.
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Yet it's also potentially troubling, because mezcal may have long-term sustainability issues.
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An analysis of death certificates over nearly two decades contained several troubling findings.
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Executives have also asked employees to paper over troubling incidents, some workers said.
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Mr. Sessions' support for the death penalty, even in troubling circumstances, remains unwavering.
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It is about the proper role of the academy in a troubling time.
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He said the force would quickly identify troubling price rises to expedite investigations.
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The fact that the mayor doesn't seem to understand that is just troubling.
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As horrific as his crime was, the circumstances surrounding Rhines's sentencing are troubling.
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His behavior in the context of other legal proceedings has been more troubling.
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In full context, these allegations are even more troubling than they may appear.
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This is especially troubling when the prescription is for a life-sustaining drug.
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"The way Deputy Blount handles the entire situation is extremely troubling," Essick said.
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Kudlow and Navarro asserted that Trudeau's comments were particularly troubling given the timing.
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Keeping silent about Egypt's troubling trajectory ultimately serves neither Egyptian nor U.S. interests.
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He actually sees the chance of something more troubling occurring: a currency war.
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It's a troubling development for Democrats who have touted President Obama's economic record.
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The troubling part: 69 percent gave themselves high marks for their financial savvy.
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As troubling as these statistics are, they reveal only part of the reality.
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Even more troubling, the doctor had no idea why his body was failing.
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She described the incident as "deeply troubling" and a breach of department protocol.
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A spokesman for the U.S. Consulate General described the rejection as "deeply troubling".
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The troubling signs come amid increased tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
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"The entire situation is extremely troubling," Sonoma County Sheriff Mark Essick said Friday.
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The episode has proven particularly troubling for Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee.
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But scratch the surface, and a far more complicated and troubling picture emerges.
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On Earth, scientists have made monumental — though often troubling — discoveries throughout the decade.
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The very troubling result: On each measure, false news beat out true news.
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It is especially troubling that our bail system does not keep us safer.
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Finally, there is something troubling about the way abuse figures in these essays.
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"Trends in life expectancy are troubling right now in the US," she said.
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Hilcorp boasts a troubling safety and environmental track record, InsideClimate News pointed out.
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And this episode resurfaces profoundly troubling questions: Who speaks for the United States?
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What's particularly troubling for neocons, however, isn't just Trump's approach to these issues.
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The slowdown in pharmaceutical innovation is widely acknowledged, well-documented, and deeply troubling.
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Mônica Benício, Ms. Franco's surviving partner, said this was troubling — but not surprising.
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This week's developments continues months of troubling news about the Cuyahoga County jail.
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There are parts of the Bible I still find puzzling, difficult and troubling.
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But Trump's pardon of Arpaio is a troubling test case for Trump's values.
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Two seemingly unrelated cases in the news this week share a troubling link.
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And it's a distinction that makes Trump's behavior as president much more troubling.
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But it's still a bit troubling in the context of his other remarks.
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The proliferation of unregulated stem cell companies has a number of troubling consequences.
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This is also troubling: The online tool is definitely worth screwing around with.
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This past weekend, which was the investigation of the investigation, was really troubling.
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" Perhaps most troubling was Trump's comment that Kim is "on a suicide mission.
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But things are shifting now, and in this new reckoning with how we've dealt with sexual assault, culturally and legally, Goldberg says tensions are inevitable as states sort out the best legal framework for a troubling crime with a troubling history.
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"I indicated ... over the weekend what I thought troubling behavior would be and asking a leader of a foreign government to investigate a political opponent is in my opinion, a troubling matter," he told reporters, darting into the Senate chamber.
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But some advocates of free speech see it as part of a troubling trend.
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Not only could they be made without the ethically troubling intermediary of an embryo.
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But if Mr. Apandi's version of events is true, that raises other troubling questions.
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Still, their relationship is a welcome relief from the troubling events unfolding around them.
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The incident came after a string of erratic behavior and troubling social media posts.
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But there's a second dynamic at play, one that is perhaps even more troubling.
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As a former US military cyber warfare operations officer, this is troubling to me.
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Wednesday's decline added to what has already been a troubling October for Wall Street.
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That troubling for the Sami, an indigenous population that relies upon them for sustenance.
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The more he does this, the more troubling it will be for his presidency.
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But we've seen a steep and troubling increase in cases over the past decade.
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Both men hold a special — if troubling — place in our collective true crime obsession.
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The lawyer's presidential ambitions were tested in October amid a slew of troubling headlines.
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Low voter turnout in Yangon, the NLD's base, was particularly troubling, Marston pointed out.
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It's deeply troubling for everybody who has struggled so hard here for media freedom.
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The findings are troubling, but also may hold the key to changing the conversation.
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United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said the missile launches were "deeply troubling".
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The new film Tomb Raider doesn't try to transcend what's troubling about the genre.
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Now, it seems that there is more to the story — and it's very troubling.
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"What this rider reported to police is troubling," an Uber spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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So get ready to see more existentially troubling clouds in the very near future!
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"The defendant's conduct is deeply troubling," U.S. Attorney Richard Donoghue said in court papers.
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But several bioethicists and genetic experts told BuzzFeed News that the idea was troubling.
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There's a long and troubling history of queer people being demonized by mainstream society.
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But in a field as ethically fraught as genetics, even that can be troubling.
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Disagreement may be many things: passionate, troubling, unpleasant, destructive, or even illuminating and productive.
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When a reporter asked Trump about the moves against Huawei, his answer was troubling.
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But it's more troubling as a way of choosing the news stories people read.
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This is how Donald thinks and it's funny but it is also really troubling.
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All of this only exacerbates an already troubling lack of diversity in our Newsroom.
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Brady later told investigators that he didn't realize just how troubling the discovery was.
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What is troubling, though, is that Arie and Lauren are not reading the room.
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The move comes after the maker community found troubling discrepancies in Musto's educational claims.
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Ted Cruz: "These are serious and troubling allegations," Cruz told the Austin American-Statesman.
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But videos such as the one shown at the American Priority conference are troubling.
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"Showrunner exclusion is particularly troubling because it leads to writer exclusion," the study stated.
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" Gaetz said that due to these "deeply troubling" events, Mueller's "impartiality is hopelessly compromised.
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Exhibit A in this troubling dichotomy: Sharon Osbourne's response to Kim Kardashian's nude selfies.
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Pete Davidson just shared a troubling and cryptic message ... implying he's having suicidal thoughts.
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At that point, Trump claims that he's seen Lohan's chest, which is also troubling.
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But he said any work toward easing the deeply troubling humanitarian crisis was valuable.
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But he insisted any work toward easing the deeply troubling humanitarian crisis was valuable.
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Equally troubling for the EPL was the dog that didn't bark: the technology giants.
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It's a troubling finding, but the reasons for these sleep disruptions are still unclear.
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And you do not have to be a conservative to find that deeply troubling.
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But the most troubling behavior allegedly began after Weinstein and Loman arrived in France.
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Kavanaugh has issued similarly troubling decisions in cases concerning voting rights and workers' rights.
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The most troubling consequence is that women go without care when they need it.
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" Asked about Duterte's comments Friday, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter called them "deeply troubling.
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Weissmann also has a very deeply troubling history of using strong-armed prosecutorial tactics.
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There are also some more troubling examples of how we interact with artificial intelligences.
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It would be troubling if it was now reversed by a deeply divided vote.
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Well, the company copped to that troubling reality while attempting to downplay its seriousness.
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This is great news for consumers and businesses, and troubling for flat-flooted incumbents.
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"The current rise is notable and would be troubling if it continues," notes LaVorgna.
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Every morning, Americans wake up to a stream of rhetorical drivel and troubling news.
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We just hear what we want to hear, and that's the really troubling thing.
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Oh, and there's the troubling matter of power cables simply snapping when they freeze.
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All of these events are troubling, not least because they all happened among Democrats.
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A more troubling interpretation, however, would be that Warsh means exactly what he says.
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The court filing details the arguments at length and also contains some troubling images.
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And when they are revealed, they will be very troubling to the American public.
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The results offer a troubling but nevertheless entertaining snapshot of these past few months.
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I think that&aposs very troubling too and something we need more focus on.
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One point that would be very troubling is the limitation on family-based immigration.
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It's sometimes laugh-out-loud funny, which makes the darker moments even more troubling.
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Its setting and atmosphere are relentlessly troubling, haunted by aberrant forms and oppressive backdrops.
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Troubling, when 90 percent of global trade moves through this process at some point.
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Singh said any threat to a party leader "is troubling to all of us".
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On Twitter, for example, someone might write some troubling news and attach the image.
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She says the incident in El Paso is troubling for a number of reasons.
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They pointed me toward the book of autobiographical vignettes, which contained some troubling incidents.
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Sebring is the latest place to find troubling amounts of lead in city water.
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Here's one of the more troubling conclusions I've reached about the short-term vs.
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This isn't an easy question for anyone to answer, but it's particularly troubling here.
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Because most people today get their news from social networks, this is deeply troubling.
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But there was a more troubling possibility—an issue with the gene edit itself.
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"Both men have expressed extreme views and a troubling tendency toward intolerance," said Becerra.
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As a trans man, Chase's presence in the courtroom fundamentally alters that troubling dynamic.
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With that band, he'd push his darker fascinations to their most profoundly troubling endpoint.
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But the way Trump bungled his arrival in the country yesterday was more troubling.
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And Prince's cause of death is raising some troubling issues about prescriptions and doctors.
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Deeply troubling to see more evidence of Trump campaign's cozy relationship with Russian government.
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Despite these early victories, the 1980s were a troubling time for the supplement industry.
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The troubling news severed some Theranos partnerships or at least put them on pause.
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She's a surprisingly human character, making our intrusion on her that much more troubling.
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V troubling thing abt ICE & even more CBP is they seem like rogue agency.
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The poll also shows some troubling signs for Trump in the longtime Republican state.
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Murder charges aren't brought lightly, and troubling matters had arisen in pre-trial hearings.
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This is troubling because call volumes are increasing with the rise of wireless phones.
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But it may offer a more troubling lesson for Iranians still living at home.
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If some troubling event occurs, the money will be invested, irrespective of the event.
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The Spike's poster threw all of the paramilitary fetishism at SHOT into troubling relief.
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"It's very troubling that we don't have an answer to that question," he said.
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His record contains deeply troubling signs that he is committed to doing precisely that.
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The news provides a respite after years of troubling developments on the addiction front.
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Their refusal to directly condemn anti-Semitism in their ranks is shameful and troubling.
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If Kavanaugh's record is "immensely troubling," why not meet to confront him on it?
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"I find that deeply troubling," said Harris, who sits on the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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"It's troubling that they can't recognize what they think they'd be doing," he said.
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Indeed, it would've been more troubling if CNN hadn't contacted the FBI before publication.
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For Republicans hoping to build a long-term GOP majority, that should be troubling.
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Since 85033, that figure has fallen to less than 8 percent, a troubling decline.
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Stanley Young, a spokesman for California's Air Resources Board, said the news is troubling.
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