In this scenario, uncontrolled space debris could collide and create even more uncontrolled space debris, ultimately shutting off human access to space for decades, if not centuries.
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Attenborough — usually stoic — beams an incredibly wide, uncontrolled grin.
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Burgers -- a cook-out favourite -- combined with the uncontrolled heat of a barbeque through intense, uncontrolled, flames bring a high risk of being cooked on the outside, but raw in the middle.
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Yet as unpolished and uncontrolled as Bernie was—as uncontrolled, almost, as his hair—he still ran a relatively recognizable, mostly genteel campaign, one that focused on old-fashioned things like issues.
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Uncontrolled acute pain can lead to a chronic pain situation.
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It seemed uncontrolled, and uncontrollable, with no end in sight.
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If you're trying to elicit uncontrolled laughter, go for gargalesis.
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Night Hunter Rated R for unsavory themes and uncontrolled urination.
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Uncontrolled federal spending has made reasonable tax reform very difficult.
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More infections in Iran stoking fears about an uncontrolled spread.
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"This limits the risk of uncontrolled discharge," a spokesman said.
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Watts says that suggests other, uncontrolled factors are having unknown effects.
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Uncontrolled electricity, 3DFS has found, ranges from 20 to 40 percent.
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I was struck how uncontrolled things were; no health and safety!
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Uncontrolled bleeding is the primary cause of preventable death from trauma.
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Their conversations are marked with long pauses, uncontrolled emotions and tears.
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A growing body of research links food insecurity to uncontrolled diabetes.
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Uncontrolled trade wars could be the second new, potentially inflationary development.
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Frequent and uncontrolled vomiting is less common but has been reported.
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The Ebola virus can lead to uncontrolled internal bleeding and death.
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Embryonic cells are primed for rapid growth, which easily becomes uncontrolled.
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We do not need nor ultimately benefit from uncontrolled illegal immigration.
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Some in Europe are awakening to the threat of uncontrolled Muslim immigration.
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Their local Facebook groups are filled with alarmist stories about uncontrolled immigration.
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In the '290s, the witch fantasy had two poles: controlled and uncontrolled.
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Plus in the past, even heftier items dove to the ground uncontrolled.
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Claims about an uncontrolled rise in unaccompanied minors can be similarly misleading.
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Is there any space for failure, vulnerability, uncontrolled feelings, and random conversations?
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Nuclear weapons today involve fusing two atoms together in an uncontrolled explosion.
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After all, when you squeeze prices, they'll inflate in the uncontrolled market.
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"The dog bite injuries reflect the use of uncontrolled dogs," she said.
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Over the next four days, Herr vomited repeatedly and had uncontrolled diarrhea.
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As his speech reached a climax, there were uncontrolled whoops of joy.
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After years of being buffeted by uncontrolled migration, Europe is striking out.
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But by their nature, cryptocurrencies are uncontrolled by any person or entity.
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I just love little kid voices, and how they're kind of uncontrolled.
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Europe too is now at risk of "uncontrolled" coronavirus outbreaks, Shepherdson aid.
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Uncontrolled immigration and jarring terrorist attacks have been persistent problems as well.
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Another patient with dementia spent more than two weeks with uncontrolled pain.
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A mere mention of Evo can unleash uncontrolled wailing at the barricades.
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This nearly uncontrolled erosion is contrasted with tightly rendered birds and animals.
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Moviemakers are exploring opportunities for director-uncontrolled viewer perspective in VR movies.
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The only problem is that you placed uncontrolled AI agents throughout your company.
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Many private economists think Iran can prevent any uncontrolled slide of its currency.
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However, satellites and rocket pieces do fall to Earth all the time uncontrolled.
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Its reversal would throw the nation into a period of uncontrolled political disorder.
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It was followed by an 87-day uncontrolled oil spill into Gulf waters.
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The mostly uncontrolled influx drew howls of protest from nationalist politicians in Moscow.
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Meanwhile, inflated prices will spill out into the uncontrolled market, worsening the crunch.
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Catalonia risked heading into prolonged and uncontrolled insecurity and civil unrest, it said.
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And now Southern California is grappling with a series of massive, uncontrolled wildfires.
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Another uncontrolled fire is burning in the neighborhoods Sylmar and Tujunga, KNBC reported.
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In 2017, five objects heavier than 3 tons made uncontrolled reentries, McDowell said.
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Could the uncontrolled greenhouse effect transform Earth's climate to a Venus-like one?
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Most ominous, Brazil has high and uncontrolled deficits and a debt-to-G.
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Western nations without lockdowns or other aggressive government interventions are facing uncontrolled outbreaks.
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That said, I do not approve of uncontrolled deployment of facial recognition technology.
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It is long overdue for the government to start halting Seoul's uncontrolled growth.
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" France faced "a choice of civilization" — either uncontrolled immigration "or recovering our home.
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Seal and penguin colonies on Kangaroo Island are at risk from uncontrolled fires.
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It's also hard to draw conclusions from videos taken in an uncontrolled environment.
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"That is the only possibility in order to prevent uncontrolled entry," he added.
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"And now he's going to be out there in society, unwatched and uncontrolled."
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Depression, irritability and other psychological problems can occur, along with the uncontrolled movements.
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Imagine this scenario: A single satellite loses power and smashes, uncontrolled, into another satellite.
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An earlier version of this story included an incorrect reference to "uncontrolled unclassified" information.
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Any uncontrolled device on a network is, after all, a potential gateway for hackers.
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Uncontrolled conflict can destroy the group, but without conflict, boredom and apathy set in.
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"What we don't need is uncontrolled immigration into our social welfare systems," it said.
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The uncontrolled blaze covered 210,210 hectares (877,224 acres), up from 285,000 hectares on Monday.
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That decision has been made unfortunately because of an uncontrolled disease, a terminal cancer.
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Cancer is more than 200 illnesses with uncontrolled cell growth (or mitoses) in common.
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It also helps to prevent uncontrolled sales that would make the krona crash again.
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Without ever an uncontrolled moment in this measured account, the cumulative force was overwhelming.
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British residents were unhappy with uncontrolled immigration and unelected bureaucrats imposing rules on them.
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The uncontrolled particulate pollution from these kerosene lamps and wood stoves is absolutely lethal.
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Today, uncontrolled mass migration results from poor governance and the absence of democratic institutions.
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The Indochinese tiger was recently declared "functionally extinct" in Cambodia due to uncontrolled poaching.
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Ultimately, the threat of losing her kidney compounded the uncontrolled pain of her arthritis.
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The surviving columns were bolted to the floors, which were exposed to uncontrolled fires.
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And there's a number of small studies that have been uncontrolled that look promising.
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Conservatives suggest it will take many small cuts to roll back uncontrolled federal spending.
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Angela Merkel sees it as a way to halt the uncontrolled migration to Europe.
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It was the establishment consensus around the benefits of globalization, automation, centralization and uncontrolled immigration.
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Because it's uncontrolled and unpredictable, there's no way to know how destructive it might get.
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For instance Bild, the largest tabloid, opposes tax rises, eurozone bail-outs and uncontrolled immigration.
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" She urged world leaders to welcome refugees and described a present "fear of uncontrolled migration.
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If Black Sigatoka is left uncontrolled, banana yields can decline by 35 to 50 percent.
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"Beyond that, even careful clinical trials aren't justified, let alone uncontrolled clinical use," Greely said.
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"Our investigator observed discarded CGMP documents and evidence of uncontrolled shredding of documents," it said.
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But the car will cruise through uncontrolled intersections where it has the right of way.
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Most of this happened on the uncontrolled strip, which was becoming a heated national issue.
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This could mean the difference between lives saved or lost and costs contained or uncontrolled.
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One of them let out an uncontrolled laugh, her eyes widening above her surgical mask.
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Uncontrolled leaking and venting of natural gas wastes a valuable resource and threatens our climate.
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The city is overwhelmed by crime, uncontrolled circulation of automatic weapons and unprepared police officers.
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The President's uncontrolled rhetoric might well position him for impeachment, followed by potential criminal charges.
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"Democrats would bankrupt the safety net through totally unlimited and uncontrolled immigration," the president said.
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We've got to fix our policies that basically limit our ability to control uncontrolled immigration.
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On the battlefield, the essential battle is between the controlled forces and the uncontrolled forces.
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She had to have hand surgery when her uncontrolled sugar levels led to serious infections.
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That's the, as I said, uncontrolled experiment that I think that we are engaged in.
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She has seen family members grow extremely obese with uncontrolled diabetes and high blood pressure.
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The boom in cryptocurrency prices has been fed by uncontrolled speculation, leading regulators to act.
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The heat, electricity, circuits, and insulating oil is a perfect cocktail for an uncontrolled flame.
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"Any infection anywhere in the body can lead to death if it's uncontrolled," Niederman tells PEOPLE.
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Tracking a fast-moving, uncontrolled spacecraft flying around the Earth every 90 minutes isn't exactly easy.
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In Alzheimer's disease, this process goes off the rails, leading to the uncontrolled buildup of plaques.
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Tourists near the famed Galeries Lafayette department store were alarmed by the uncontrolled outpouring of violence.
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The article, published in the journal Science, was a neo-Malthusian jeremiad about uncontrolled population growth.
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The researchers worry about the threat that uncontrolled discharge of brine could cause to marine life.
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"Playing with uncontrolled street politics is to push Hong Kong to backwardness and disturbance," it said.
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Earlier, he said the EU should fund efforts in Africa to stop uncontrolled migration to Europe.
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"Natural sunlight can be an underestimated and uncontrolled light therapy for bipolar depression," the researchers wrote.
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This creates an uncontrolled positive feedback loop called "thermal runaway," which can end in a fire.
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In Venice last month, residents marched through a throng of visitor to protest against uncontrolled tourism.
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But "uncontrolled nature" is not quite the same as a cloud infected by a killer virus.
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But China will be closely monitoring the station before it makes its uncontrolled descent, Wu said.
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Syria, on the other hand, provides plenty of opportunities for uncontrolled escalation between Iran and Israel.
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For 10 days, they stayed at our house as fires burned in uncontrolled blotches around theirs.
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The bloc has expressed support for Greece in its effort to stop uncontrolled migration from Turkey.
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One hundred and eighty days stand between Britain and an uncontrolled exit from the European Union.
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The gravity of his case has become an emblem of the uncontrolled police violence in Chile.
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"When it is pervasive and uncontrolled, corruption thwarts economic development and undermines political legitimacy," she wrote.
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"Many of the countries here today are coping with the challenges of uncontrolled migration," he said.
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Above all, they feared an uncontrolled oil spill in an icebound ocean, far from cleanup reinforcements.
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"Trump's uncontrolled communication is unsettling the world," John Kasich, the Republican governor of Ohio, told me.
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The first is a sense of demographic and cultural change, particularly when that change feels uncontrolled.
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It's also only one of several huge infernos that burned uncontrolled in the region for days.
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In Spain these go back to uncontrolled lending that financed a construction bubble which burst in 2008.
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It is not compassionate, but reckless, to allow uncontrolled entry from places where proper vetting cannot occur.
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The evolving challenge for many California communities: Learning to live with uncontrolled fire (The New York Times).
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And women with MBAs actually face the widest uncontrolled pay gaps among women of all education levels.
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"Long-term uncontrolled diabetes has negative impact on our blood vessels, nerves, muscles, and bone," Hassoon said.
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But where Unbreakable was meticulous, re-examining well-worn tropes through well-drawn characters, Glass is uncontrolled.
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NATO ships have also been sent to the Aegean to stem uncontrolled flows to Greece from Turkey.
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Although the fundamental mechanism is always the same—the uncontrolled proliferation of cells—the details vary enormously.
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Many of these studies were uncontrolled, and in one of them the author himself was a participant.
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One of the most controversial technology advances of late is Bitcoin, an unregulated and uncontrolled digital currency.
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" On refugees migrating to other countries: "Uncontrolled migration is greatly unfair for the receiving and sending countries.
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"My reaction was just uncontrolled giggling, followed by disbelief and more giggling," Makelle told The Huffington Post.
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"Real swordfighters don't make wild, uncontrolled swings without regard for what their opponents are doing," he wrote.
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This mirrors America's problem with an open border, uncontrolled immigration and NAFTA agreements weakening our national sovereignty.
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They were boosted by an uncontrolled influx of more than a million refugees and migrants in 2015.
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"I'm not worried about kids using VR. I'm worried about kids using any media uncontrolled," he said.
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I first heard about Acthar from the epilepsy community; my own son has an uncontrolled seizure disorder.
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Implicit bias is the mind's way of making uncontrolled and automatic associations between two concepts very quickly.
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Lawyers in this field warn of "opening the floodgates"—an uncontrolled flow of dubious, would-be parents.
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UK figures in this area are impressive—with 22013 DCD cases (controlled and uncontrolled) in 22017/17.
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But most of them have no intention of radically changing their habits amid a seemingly uncontrolled outbreak.
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He tends to suggest that his opponents are literally advocating uncontrolled migration, which is just not true.
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The interior space is its own sealed-off world; nothing inside the vertical-farm buildings is uncontrolled.
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Who would know better what it means to live, as Mouth does, between silence and uncontrolled speech?
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The choreographer wants to control what is in the frame; the photographer wants to witness the uncontrolled.
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It is prone to earthquakes and flooding and is rapidly sinking due to uncontrolled extraction of groundwater.
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This tension, experiential requirements, and uncontrolled worldstate provide opportunity for expressivity beyond the rudimentary tools of acquisition.
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Pseudobulbar affect, or PBA, is a neurological condition characterized by inappropriate, uncontrolled outbursts of laughing or crying.
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Yet we draw on Newtown and Aurora for moral ammunition against the madness of uncontrolled gun use.
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It is not compassionate, but reckless to allow uncontrolled entry from places where proper vetting cannot occur.
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A nation gets a weak currency because it has a weak economy often dominated by uncontrolled inflation.
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When she was just 14, she accidentally killed her mother, Kendra, in an explosion of uncontrolled magic.
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While it stopped short of the CSU's demand for an upper limit on migration, it rejected "uncontrolled" immigration.
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By comparison, those who gained weight and had uncontrolled blood sugar had an average cost increase of $21,2473.
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It was a cover up that evolved from uncontrolled chaos to an institutionalised and disciplined medal-winning conspiracy.
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The point of raising mice hygienically is to eliminate as many uncontrolled factors from an experiment as possible.
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The uncontrolled fire, covering 2000,226 acres, moved toward energy production facilities Tuesday, after jumping a fire break area=.
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Uncontrolled debt not only batters your finances but may also generate enough stress to threaten your health. Health.
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Failure of the auxiliary spillway structure will result in an uncontrolled release of flood waters from Lake Oroville.
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Checho Hirane, a radio presenter, worried aloud that uncontrolled immigration would "change our race", though he later backtracked.
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And its orbit has been slowly degrading ever since, meaning it will ultimately make an uncontrolled re-entry.
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If it had simply printed over $2.6 trillion this would have likely have set off an uncontrolled inflation.
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It represents the uncontrolled gender pay gap — the median salary for all men and women working across industries.
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The package delivery mechanism — the action lines indicate the package is in an uncontrolled fall into the chute.
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First, with Iran and North Korea in the mix, the world is racing toward apparently uncontrolled nuclear proliferation.
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China lost control of its predecessor, Tiangong-1, resulting in an uncontrolled fall from orbit in April 2016.
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" Kate went on to shower her brother with praise, while simultaneously teasing him about his "uncontrolled volatile flatulence.
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Toxic air pollutants were largely uncontrolled, and automobiles had still not met the reduction standards required in 22019.
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The longer it takes to develop living wills and enforce them, the bigger the risk of uncontrolled crises.
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Further evacuations were ordered Thursday across the Los Angeles metropolitan area as multiple wildfires continue to rage uncontrolled.
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Contrary to Beltway commentariat consensus, American bellicosity is not merely the result of uncontrolled executive branch war-making.
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Hydrofluorocarbons, mainly used as coolants, are a potent greenhouse gas and, if uncontrolled, could add substantially to warming.
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Both sides are now operating on fear — of economic risk for Remain, and of 'uncontrolled immigration' for Leave.
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The first US space station, the 74-ton Skylab, fell to Earth in an uncontrolled reentry in 1979.
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But there is growing concern that uncontrolled tourism is placing too large a burden on this small island.
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Mr. President, please do not mistake unpublished, unverified, and uncontrolled reporting from some news organizations as scientific research.
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Large, double-blind, control-group trials often fall short of the uncontrolled "open-label" work that inspired them.
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It's still got the traditional firm composure of a German sports sedan, but it's never bumpy or uncontrolled.
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"What we need to avoid at all costs is an uncontrolled situation in the communities affected," she said.
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Large-scale immigration from Central America is caused by uncontrolled gang violence, crime and corruption in those countries.
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The law has become a license for near-uncontrolled consolidation and concentration in almost every sector of economy.
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While small clusters would continue to re-emerge for the next several months, the uncontrolled outbreak was over.
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Several capsules returned to Earth uncontrolled; one, which came down in the Arctic near Svalbard, was never found.
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High blood pressure is called hypertension, and it can lead to heart disease or stroke if left uncontrolled.
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With an estimated 150 active fires, 64 of which are still uncontrolled, the impacts of devastation were unavoidable.
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Fact Free In his farewell address as president Tuesday, Barack Obama warned of the dangers of uncontrolled partisanship.
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The process will undoubtedly be dangerous and somewhat chaotic, but far less so than a completely uncontrolled collapse.
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NASA's Skylab space station, equal to nine Tiangong-1s, made an uncontrolled tumble back to Earth in 1979.
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Ms. Trump, a top-ranking White House official, rarely takes questions from the news media in uncontrolled settings.
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Morris said the ongoing rain was expected to put out the five remaining uncontrolled fires in the state.
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"People worry that if we use less antibiotics there will be more bad infections, uncontrolled infections," he said.
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It is prone to earthquakes and flooding and is rapidly sinking due to uncontrolled extraction of ground water.
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Without Barkhane, countries would collapse in on themselves, causing uncontrolled terrorism and hugely increased migration to Europe, Gen.
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We already see that behavior today where users want to create polygons and announce flights in uncontrolled airspace.
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"If Democrats were ever to seize power, they would open the floodgates to unvetted, uncontrolled migration," he warned.
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She must provide ample access to the press in uncontrolled and unscripted situations, answering questions openly and forthrightly.
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An estimated 10 million Americans and more than 60 million globally suffer from uncontrolled GERD, the company said.
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Fidyka had a lot of spasticity—uncontrolled muscle contractions suggesting extensive spinal damage—and he seemed very depressed.
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While the majority of incidents involving uncontrolled trains take place in railyards, they are a concern for the TSB.
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For families of children with epilepsy that has been uncontrolled by medication, interest in alternative treatments is especially high.
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Chinese disputes that the re-entry was "uncontrolled," the language used by the rest of the world, reports Space.com.
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It targets the HER2 protein, a major trigger of uncontrolled cell growth in about 20 percent of breast cancers.
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"It can't get to areas of the brain that need it so you have dyskinesia – uncontrolled movement," says Bradley.
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VR's sister technology, augmented reality, faces the greater challenge of dealing with the uncontrolled environment of the outside world.
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The United States is also working with partners in Latin America to confront threats to sovereignty from uncontrolled migration.
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The crime network is also less prone to uncontrolled outbreaks of internecine violence than the Latin cartels, police say.
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"We agree with the Governor that Malil demonstrated uncontrolled rage and lacks an understanding of his crime," Stephan wrote.
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For those with disabilities that include uncontrolled hand or arm movements, simple tasks like eating can be a challenge.
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Some have pointed out that the space module appears to be rolling in its orbit and flipping around, uncontrolled.
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While doctors can recommend and educate parents about early introduction, parents are fearful of uncontrolled amounts of peanut protein.
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"It is not compassionate, but reckless, to allow uncontrolled entry from places where proper vetting cannot occur," Trump said.
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Their larvae devour tomato leaves, stems, fruits and flowers; uncontrolled, the pest can damage 100 percent of a crop.
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That includes testing of blowout preventers, a valve designed to avoid the uncontrolled release of oil seen in Deepwater.
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It sometimes occurs because the mother has high blood pressure, uncontrolled diabetes or a condition called preeclampsia, he added.
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Even with regular injections, people with hemophilia risk uncontrolled bleeding into a muscle or joint, or even the brain.
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Even some longstanding progressive organizers said they had been struck by the level of uncontrolled outrage over the deal.
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But what has long felt like extreme facility with language is beginning to feel like an uncontrolled fire hose.
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According to standard epidemiological models, an uncontrolled epidemic could infect 60% of the population, meaning around 200 million Americans.
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When will these unprecedented social distancing measures — intended to significantly reduce the uncontrolled rise in new coronavirus infections — work?
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Both countries face a severe challenge from uncontrolled flows of third-country migrants through Mexico to the United States.
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Though Qatar had stepped back, its campaign taught Saudi Arabia a lesson: An uncontrolled Qatar posed a grave threat.
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One test in July inadvertently started an uncontrolled brush fire across dozens of acres of a nearby wildlife preserve.
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"While neither may want a war, a miscalculation and a potentially uncontrolled escalation could bring them to the brink."
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"An uncontrolled return is the biggest nightmare of the security services," Federal Prosecutor Frederic Van Leeuw told the committee.
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And, by providing an uncontrolled link to the outside world, they also have undermined the very notion of incarceration.
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Trump's remarks, especially on bringing an assault weapons ban into the mix, drew an uncontrolled giddy laugh from Feinstein.
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And both have signalled at various times that they want to avoid provoking a full-scale and uncontrolled confrontation.
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Youngsters should never have uncontrolled access to guns, drugs or other substances that can result in a fatal overdose.
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The drug, which is approved for atopic dermatitis, met its two main goals in patients with uncontrolled, persistent asthma.
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Chances are color temp everywhere is affected by a lot more factors than you're considering, especially in uncontrolled environments.
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There are more than 200 fires burning across Australia - 70 of which are classified as uncontrolled, mostly in NSW.
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To make more money, the Sacklers considered whether they could sell OxyContin in some countries as an uncontrolled drug.
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The answer is to fix problems — in education, the health service, taxation and uncontrolled immigration, to name a few.
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Missed revenue targets, rising public debt and uncontrolled expenditure have also emerged as concerns for investors in recent years.
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"There would have to be a total breakdown of public health systems [for the epidemic to continue uncontrolled]," Hinnebusch said.
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The condition can be inherited, but other causes include viral conditions, uncontrolled high blood pressure and excessive amounts of alcohol.
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At the same time, it's thought that improper and uncontrolled use of antibiotics has helped fuel the emergence of superbugs.
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Its main objective is to preserve stability and prevent uncontrolled violence by giving those elites access to streams of rent.
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" Frauke Petry, head of the far-right Alternative für Deutschland party, said the events were a "result of uncontrolled migration.
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We need to share the blame: look at how uncontrolled the empires of Facebook and other Western companies have been.
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Here's a zoom in showing only the uncontrolled reentries between 7 and 20 tonnes, just to belabor the point... pic.twitter.
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She visits people like Jessica Gonzalez who went blind at the age of 22 because of uncontrolled Type 1 diabetes.
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The results also reflected alarm, especially in the north, over uncontrolled immigration and its perceived effects on law and order.
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And this is definitely not the first time something this large, or even bigger, has made an uncontrolled reentry before.
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However, 40% of the women with uncontrolled asthma didn't fill a prescription for a long-acting control medication during pregnancy.
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Jessica is one of the 1.6 million adults in the U.S. who suffer from uncontrolled moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis.
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This same mechanism can occur without the involvement of the brain in an uncontrolled reflex action in the spinal cord.
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"If it is in raw form, it is uncontrolled, subject to abuse, addiction," he said at his first news conference.
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Think back: It's not the first uncontrolled reentry of a large spacecraft, as Skylab broke up over Australia in 1979.
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"Right now," Siegel said, "anyone who is using an air cleaner like this is a subject in an uncontrolled experiment."
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The real root of the problem is a familiar one - uncontrolled spending which leads to systemic deficits and growing debt.
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Compared with standard offices, employees experienced more uncontrolled interactions, higher levels of stress, and lower levels of concentration and motivation.
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" He didn't have an uncontrolled, "jittery" problem, he explained, but "if there's a box of cookies I eat the cookies.
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This accounts for 15 percent of Medicare's net expenditures and makes negotiating prices an essential step in checking uncontrolled costs.
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Even then, purportedly "uncontrolled" immigration was one of the biggest reasons Britons voted to opt out of the European Union.
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Neighbors say the gunman's problems with uncontrolled anger seemed to be at a fever pitch over the case against him.
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Uncontrolled illegal migration is posing a serious and growing risk to public safety, national security, and the rule of law.
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People with uncontrolled diabetes face premature death, blindness, strokes, foot amputations and other consequences of dangerously high blood sugar levels.
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"It was a cover-up that evolved from uncontrolled chaos to an institutionalized and disciplined medal-winning conspiracy," McLaren explained.
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A drone hitting an airliner could result in uncontrolled engine failure or a smashed cockpit window, he told the BBC.
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Word of the Day : a very intense and uncontrolled fire _________ The word conflagration has appeared in 47 articles on nytimes.
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In Russia's deregulated, uncontrolled 20163s, he made his fortune in the auto industry "ferrying goods around," as Andrey put it.
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More large, uncontrolled wildfires were burning in 10 Western states in early September than at any comparable time since 2006.
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Within seconds of cutting its engines, aerodynamic forces will throttle the uncontrolled, tube-shaped body and rip it to pieces.
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Its demise, though ultimately uneventful, captured public attention in recent weeks, as scientists around the world tracked its uncontrolled descent.
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"I started drinking soda again," confessed Willie Johnson, a 52-year-old patient with uncontrolled diabetes and high blood pressure.
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Defenses will need to be more controlled, and it will be hard to do an uncontrolled blitz in the future.
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"It is not compassionate, but reckless, to allow uncontrolled entry from places where proper vetting cannot occur," Mr. Trump said.
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"This campaign, while not openly anti-Semitic, clearly has the potential to ignite uncontrolled emotions, including anti-Semitism," they said.
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Higginson said of Poe's face, it had the look of oversensitiveness which when uncontrolled may prove more debasing than coarseness .
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Without this information, transmission of viruses such as Zika can go undetected and uncontrolled until a substantial outbreak is underway.
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This next portion is crucial: The pilot must keep the drone below 400 feet in uncontrolled or "Class G" airspace.
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Gerrymandering, voter suppression, and uncontrolled campaign spending will continue to result in elections skewed in an unrepresentative and undemocratic direction.
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"The (issue of uncontrolled movements) is not going away," Rob Johnston, manager, railway investigations at the TSB, said in an interview.
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Tiangong-1, which launched to space in 2011, got a lot of attention for its uncontrolled fall back through the atmosphere.
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Eating disorders, weight changes and obesity can lead to missed or irregular periods, So, too, can hyperthyroidism, stress or uncontrolled diabetes.
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An ecorithm is an algorithm, but its performance is evaluated against input it gets from a rather uncontrolled and unpredictable world.
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Uncontrolled creativity can result in employees losing sight of company goals; controlled creativity, you could argue, is no creativity at all.
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Besides such clinical issues as hyper-vigilance, sleeplessness or intrusive thoughts, most of these heroes suffer from uncontrolled anger and irritability.
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There is anxiety masquerading as chest pain, uncontrolled blood sugars in Type 2 diabetics, and skin infections that evolve into abscesses.
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And you might remember another high-profile breakdown: The rogue Tiangong-1 satellite re-entered the atmosphere in an uncontrolled plummet.
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Uncontrolled wildfires are raging through the drought-stricken South, blanketing multiple states in haze as firefighters race to temper the flames.
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The flow of information over this system would be largely uncontrolled, with no distinction between true or false, good or evil.
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William Nordhaus, awarded the 2018 Nobel Prize in Economics, published a projection of global temperatures in 1977 assuming uncontrolled CO2 emissions.
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Many native workers see uncontrolled immigration as a break with an implicit contract: that the state will look after its own.
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Uncontrolled asthma has been associated with an increased risk for maternal and newborn complications such as preeclampsia and pre-term birth.
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This landscape has been given permission to be wild, to be undecorated, uncontrolled and as odd as it wants to be.
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During the trials of Salem, Massachusetts, symptoms like staring, raucous noises, uncontrolled jumps, and sudden movements sent women to the gallows.
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"Someone with uncontrolled hypertension may be at higher risk for ischemic heart disease due to physical activity," Matura added by email.
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It offers the best prospect of ending the uncontrolled influx that has been feeding anti-immigrant populism and undermining EU integration.
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The leaders were able to agree that there could be no repeat of last year's uncontrolled rush of migrants into Europe.
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Her extreme politics, infused with Catholic social teaching about the dangers of uncontrolled individualism, doesn't speak to the corporate-dominated right.
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Now Carthage's place on that list is under threat, due to what the U.N.'s cultural body calls "uncontrolled urban sprawl".
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But the mass of people entering the country was so uncontrolled, he said, that even people with good intentions were upset.
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But a rocket piece about the same mass as the Chinese space station made an uncontrolled fall to Earth this year.
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About a third of Americans with epilepsy have uncontrolled seizures, said Dr. Daniel Friedman, an epilepsy researcher at New York University.
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Immigration was a paramount concern, with the pledge to "take back our borders" to stop uncontrolled immigration being a vote winner.
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We have learned that, over the long term, uncontrolled migration is deeply unfair to both the sending and the receiving countries.
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Hundreds of thousands of sexually active people with untreated, uncontrolled HIV puts the goal of zero new infections in serious jeopardy.
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Banks now have to report their derivatives trades in a timely way so that regulators can spot uncontrolled risks building up.
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"Things can get worse if the epidemic remains uncontrolled," Deng Fang, chief of staff for Vshine Animal Protection Association, told CNN.
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Whatever their ages, all of us are part of Generation Rx — a huge, uncontrolled experiment with little precedent and few guideposts.
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Smaller airports often revert to being uncontrolled fields after the tower closes at night and have procedures in place for this.
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" She also blamed Ms. Merkel for the terrorist attack at a Christmas market in Berlin last year, citing "uncontrolled border opening.
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This country has practically militarized borders, but Mr. Miller insists that "uncontrolled migration" is responsible for plummeting wages and overcrowded schools.
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New South Wales is getting hit the hardest, as 130 fires were still burning Tuesday, 50 of which were considered uncontrolled.
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Not that our entire time did everything to keep her alive, but the uncontrolled pain she had after she safely awoke.
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Their blood sugar is always too high and they regularly go to the ER when their blood sugar becomes drastically uncontrolled.
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There are only about 40,000 to 100,000 koalas remaining after "uncontrolled habitat destruction," decimated the population, according to the Australia Zoo.
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We have learned that over the long term, uncontrolled migration is deeply unfair to both the sending and the receiving countries.
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One is an uncontrolled asteroid smashing the planet to bits, which happened in the past and fundamentally changed life on Earth.
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We have learned that over the long term, uncontrolled migration is deeply unfair to both the sending and the receiving countries.
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An uncontrolled explosion of the bomb would be big enough to flatten a city block, Frankfurt fire chief Reinhard Ries told reporters.
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Some previous uncontrolled reentries have involved much larger spacecraft, such as the 152,000-pound Skylab, parts of which hit Australia n 1979.
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Democrats don&apost care about the impact of uncontrolled migration on your communities, your schools, your hospitals, your jobs, or your safety.
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Perhaps the most concerning for the team was the prospect of an uncontrolled descent, causing me to come back down too fast.
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By all reports, it was a raucous event that descended into uncontrolled anger on both sides and even death threats from Sen.
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In 2011 he faced huge protests from an urban middle class angry about both corruption and uncontrolled immigration by non-Slavic people.
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Research has found workers in open offices experience more uncontrolled interactions, higher levels of stress and lower levels of concentration and motivation.
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However, in trying to prevent uncontrolled fires, the clearing of land threatens koalas, which mostly survive off a diet of eucalyptus leaves.
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"Today's listing reflects the realization that uncontrolled trade will decimate shark populations," Elizabeth Murdock of the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) said.
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And they will still use them in uncontrolled, unregulated, and unstructured ways and they will have all the problems they've always had.
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Approximately 85 percent of individuals with TSC are affected by epilepsy, and uncontrolled seizures associated with TSC can be debilitating for patients.
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NASA's old space station Sky Lab also made an uncontrolled reentry -- and it weighed nearly 160,000 pounds when it fell to Earth.
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The United States, he said, acknowledged public fears about the uncontrolled arrival of foreigners and had worked hard to secure its borders.
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MORE in the wake of the 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon explosion, while oil was still spilling uncontrolled in the Gulf of Mexico.
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One of the major reasons cited for Britain's vote to exit the EU was uncontrolled immigration from the rest of the bloc.
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Time and time again it's proven that massive, uncontrolled retention of public data can lead to serious breaches of privacy and trust.
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The long-term persistence could lead to CRISPR—which cuts HIV out of the cell—cutting other sites in an uncontrolled manner.
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The real "see something, say something", instead, should be pointing public fingers at the uncontrolled wildfires raging across the western United States.
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"We had to stop the uncontrolled sale of land in Kajiado county, because it left pastoralists with no grazing land," he said.
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That was probably his major concern, that it's going to push us to do uncontrolled oil and gas exploration on public lands.
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We know from experience that the Pentagon will pick up the tab for responding to a bioterrorist attack or uncontrolled natural outbreak.
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Every moment of uncontrolled chaos that unfolds on Ice Poseidon's stream emphasizes that he is showing his viewers how things really are.
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They are not evidence-based practices and there is no data to suggest that either leads to reduced violent or uncontrolled behavior.
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The Earth's problem with plastic is the result of a permissive legal framework that has allowed the uncontrolled rise of plastic pollution.
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One is uncontrolled donation after circulatory death (uDCD)—when a patient has died suddenly, say of a heart attack outside the hospital.
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Covid-19, if uncontrolled, might lead to up to 1.9 million I.C.U. admissions, according to projections presented to the American Hospital Association.
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Concern about armed conflict in the strait is really concern about uncontrolled escalation between the United States and its allies and Iran.
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Regardless of the type, uncontrolled blood sugar levels can lead to complications including blindness, nerve damage, kidney failure, heart attacks, and stroke.
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Psychological research suggests that fears about uncontrolled borders may be tied to deeper fears about loss of identity or loss of control.
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The Tacanas have learned they can earn far more selling certified pelts for export than they made when the hunting was uncontrolled.
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The answer is complicated, but people there say many African fires are controlled agricultural burns, not uncontrolled deforestation, like in the Amazon.
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The abuse scandal, long fueled by the shocking details in the church's own personnel documents, may now grow like an uncontrolled wildfire.
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The 1980s brought economic reforms and uncontrolled real estate development, which wiped out almost all of the rest of the old town.
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Mexico's still underfunded and understaffed migration and refugee agencies also urgently need more investment to sustain Mexico's steps to curb uncontrolled migration.
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That means ridding it of uncontrolled development and "low end" entrepreneurship, while pushing out millions of migrants from other parts of China.
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While posing minimal risk to humans, the uncontrolled re-entry of the space lab is a blot on China's ambitious space program.
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" He added that, uncontrolled, it could "unintentionally fuel corruption, finance insurgent networks, strengthen criminal patronage networks, and undermine our efforts in Afghanistan.
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Sometimes, these changes can be attributed to general aging, but the reality could be "uncontrolled systemic disease" such as diabetes, Bazan said.
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One limitation of the study is that this definition might not always correctly identify women with uncontrolled symptoms, the study authors note.
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If Trump did nothing about immigration, he could cross "uncontrolled entry" off his list because it's not happening and it never has.
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North Korea's nuclear and missile tests are highly destabilizing, and could spark an uncontrolled escalation of tension into an all out conflict.
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Deforestation, urbanization and farming also have reduced the quality of natural water, he added, while "uncontrolled growth" in population has increased demand.
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It is meant to prevent loss of lift which can cause an aerodynamic stall sending the plane downwards in an uncontrolled way.
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I also find the bass of the Sony 1000X M3s bloomy and uncontrolled, and similar accusations can be leveled at Apple's Beats range.
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In the worst case scenario, one official said, an uncontrolled release from the dam could send a 24.5-foot wall of water downstream.
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Willie Davis, 66, has stage 4 squamous cell carcinoma — a form of skin cancer caused by an uncontrolled growth of abnormal squamous cells.
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What's apparently not asked on the application, unfortunately, is if anyone in the house has ever killed a dog out of uncontrolled anger.
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Donald Trump today stands unleashed and uncontrolled, with 8,400 hours—half a million minutes and umpteen tweets—left in his first presidential term.
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Depending on how you drive it, the Chiron's fuel consumption is somewhere between that of a Chevrolet Suburban and an uncontrolled refinery fire.
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Many Australians have an atavistic fear of an uncontrolled flood of Asian migrants, and no government wants to look lax on "border security".
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I went in to learn macro photography in an uncontrolled environment, which was just a garden full of flowers with bugs flying around.
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Without a trained surgeon or sterile operating room, Terry said there is a much higher risk of infection, uncontrolled bleeding or nerve damage.
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"However, product developers should not take it for granted that their customers won't expose their devices to uncontrolled environments such as hotel rooms."
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Those who suffer from the much rarer but much scarier Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome, characterized by uncontrolled vomiting, are no doubt even less happy.
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Because IGF-1 stimulates cells to grow and divide, lack of it is linked to a lower risk of cancer—uncontrolled cell division.
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This uncontrolled pay gap measures the median salary for all men and women regardless of variables like race, job type, location and industry.
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He sees the style as "nitid [glossy], clean and colorful," which is in direct opposition to what he feels is his uncontrolled workflow.
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The evacuation marks the beginning of the end for Idomeni, an uncontrolled refugee camp rivaling the "Jungle" in Calais in size and dourness.
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But I have a different theory: After living through so many years of uncontrolled hysteria and histrionics, Ms. Leve badly pines for witnesses.
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It is urgent that both sides recognize they would be much safer if they agreed to stop the current uncontrolled escalation of tensions.
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EU campaign—which stoked fears of uncontrolled immigration—had roused voters who had been unmoved by the more technocratic messages of Vote Leave.
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The uncontrolled blaze has so far destroyed 1,600 buildings compared with 374 in the Slave Lake Fire, with another 19,000 potentially under threat.
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"I don't think its necessarily helpful that some uncontrolled illegal secondary market emerge, but obviously you have to mitigate the crisis," he said.
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The anti-EU United Kingdom Independence Party said Hammond's words indicated uncontrolled EU immigration would continue for years after the 2019 leave date.
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Some cities fear that the uncontrolled introduction of thousands of bicycles will bring chaos on roads and sidewalks, as has happened in China.
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A healthy, active 72-year-old woman I knew who was on low-dose aspirin died from uncontrolled bleeding following a routine colonoscopy.
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The vulnerability of tankers in the Strait of Hormuz is precisely the sort of incident that could spark an unplanned and uncontrolled escalation.
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The Interpreter Look at the numbers, and something of a mystery emerges regarding the Trump administration's claims of a surge of uncontrolled arrivals.
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It's complex partly because, for all their disagreements, Mr. Tusk thinks Mr. Orban was correct to strongly defend Europe's borders against uncontrolled immigration.
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It's complex partly because, for all their disagreements, Mr. Tusk thinks Mr. Orban was correct to strongly defend Europe's borders against uncontrolled immigration.
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" When Will swaggers into Rosie's by day, showing his boss (Rosie, of course) his increasingly uncontrolled fury, she asks, "What's gotten into you?
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The uncontrolled re-entry of the space lab has been a blot on China's space program, as it goes against international best practice.
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Until now, fires this large happened mostly in places like northern Canada or Siberia, where few people live and blazes burn largely uncontrolled.
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Blood-red skies hung over the state, which currently has 150 active fires, 64 of which are uncontrolled, according to The Associated Press.
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Still, if anger over uncontrolled immigration from the European Union was the main driver of the exit vote, as social scientists believe, Mrs.
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Sometimes he invents problems — like his recent announcement that he would put an end to the "uncontrolled entry" of people into the country.
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Uncontrolled fires are still burning in South Australia, after ripping through the state's prominent wine region, and around the country's largest city Sydney.
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Studies from China suggest that people with uncontrolled hypertension and diabetes are more likely to experience severe Covid-221 and die from it.
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Studies from China suggest that people with uncontrolled hypertension and diabetes are more likely to experience severe Covid-221 and die from it.
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Since 1991, there's been no counterforce to capitalist developments, and it's that uncontrolled development that Marx was reacting against in The Communist Manifesto.
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When Trump says he wants to stop uncontrolled immigration, many find it objectionable because the aliens who are adversely affected are predominantly nonwhite.
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Maduro, facing uncontrolled inflation, began the year by ordering supermarkets to roll prices back to December levels, a demand reinforced by Sundde inspectors.
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Uncontrolled high blood pressure affects one-third of Americans, and is linked with heart disease, strokes, kidney disease and all sorts of other complications.
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The one that stuck in my mind was how an uncontrolled spin causes blood to centrifuge up into the head and then boil off.
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Among his group's specialties are simulating uncontrolled reentries of spacecraft like Tiangong-1 and predicting when and where they will plunge from the sky.
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In any random and uncontrolled situation like that, it's reasonable to assume that you would end up with the best and worst of humanity.
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The off-kilter outbursts from Biden and Jay-Z drive home the way patriarchal neuralyzing proceeds by way of uncontrolled bursts of rhetorical chaos.
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Washington (CNN)A senior aide to Donald Trump's campaign claimed Sunday that "uncontrolled migration" has put 500,000 U.S. girls at risk of genital mutilation.
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" In BP's 2016 US Economic Impact Report, these events were described as "the most consequential events involving an unplanned or uncontrolled release of materials.
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Google, well-known for hiding Easter eggs in its apps, has a little treat for those of us with an uncontrolled tab-opening habit.
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But Trump, throughout his career, has been noted for his inability to tolerate disagreement, erupting into uncontrolled rages in the face of any slight.
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MCAS is meant to prevent a loss of lift which can cause an aerodynamic stall and send the plane downwards in an uncontrolled way.
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Over the past decade, there have been at least 35 reports of seizures — sudden and uncontrolled disturbances in the brain — following e-cigarette use.
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But, if uncontrolled, such expansion can make it challenging to deliver basic services, with trips to school or the doctor becoming longer, for example.
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But, if uncontrolled, such expansion can make it challenging to deliver basic services, with trips to school or the doctor becoming longer, for example.
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After years of uncontrolled diabulimia, the strain of the operation was too much and in hospital the next day, her heart suddenly stopped beating.
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The deal aims to end the uncontrolled influx of refugees and other migrants after more than one million people crossed into Europe last year.
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"No to unrestricted, or uncontrolled freedom of movement into this country... If they come in, they come in on a fair basis," she said.
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The essence of Trump's new populism is that free trade agreements, coupled with uncontrolled illegal immigration, are the main factors that drive income inequality.
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It is meant to prevent a loss of lift which can cause an aerodynamic stall and send the plane downwards in an uncontrolled way.
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Indonesia is vulnerable to forest fire in the dry season, often started by uncontrolled fire used by farmers to clear out land for cultivation.
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Rather than two or three initial errors setting off a chain of uncontrolled growth, many tumors are the result of several series of mutations.
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His administration has been criticized for describing Chicago as an uncontrolled "war zone" despite not laying out a long-term vision for America's cities.
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These are clients who may have extensive trauma histories; active addictions, uncontrolled mental illness and these challenges overwhelm their ability to stabilize their lives.
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The software is designed to prevent a loss of lift which can cause an aerodynamic stall, sending the plane downwards in an uncontrolled way.
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"The hunger situation, the misery, the uncontrolled political situation that our country lives is truly alarming," Falcon said Sunday, as he cast his ballot.
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"It is clear that potential terrorists might have used uncontrolled migration not only for passage but also to bring weapons and explosives," he said.
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Overall, people with hypertension and periodontal disease were 20 percent more likely than those without gum disease to have their hypertension uncontrolled with medication.
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People with uncontrolled or particularly violent seizures, as well as those who were diagnosed at a young age, are at higher risk for SUDEP.
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Apparently, the way forward for the Democrats is to divert attention from uncontrolled illegal immigration and to focus it instead on complaints about Trump.
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"Whoever opens the borders and supports uncontrolled immigration, giving terrorists free run, has no place pretending here!" wrote a man calling himself Paul Paul.
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Along the Colorado-Wyoming state line, a wildfire in the Routt National Forest burned uncontrolled on Tuesday, prompting authorities to issue mandatory evacuation orders.
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The study suggests that firearm violence might be better prevented if policies restricted gun access for Americans demonstrating a pattern of uncontrolled angry behavior.
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I can continue engaging in the political system, work with university life to underscore the devastating folly of uncontrolled gun ownership, and so on.
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For lots of sleepers, ambient nighttime noise effectively serves as a control over all of the other, uncontrolled noise the world throws at them.
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Many a superhero origin story involves exposure to a volatile substance — something dangerous, radioactive, caustic — that can be powerful if mastered, ruinous if uncontrolled.
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Some in the industry describe ICOs as uncontrolled experiments — they are necessary for innovation, but they need a lot of debugging to work properly.
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Reaching and elegantly picking up the right chess piece fluidly and having it land in the right place in an uncontrolled environment— that's hard.
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Another, after the correct decision to let in Syrian refugees in an emergency situation in 2015, was to allow uncontrolled immigration for too long.
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Most seriously, the specter of an uncontrolled spread in Iran arose over the weekend, with at least 95 cases reported there and 16 deaths.
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"There are definitive ways to embrace the controlled exposure or uncontrolled defined exposure to that rich microbial world early in life," Dr. Gilbert said.
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These patients are often hospitalized because co-morbidities, such as diabetes, become uncontrolled when patients are no longer able to manage their own care.
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Vectura stopped developing a treatment for severe uncontrolled asthma in November after trials showed it failed to have a significant impact on the condition.
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From a distance, the meeting aspects which are reported are mainly uncontrolled demonstrators, burning Porsche cars and police at the end of their rope.
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For example, if someone has uncontrolled high blood pressure, you wouldn't prescribe phentermine (a weight loss drug approved for short-term use), Aronne explained.
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Uncontrolled extraction of groundwater in Jakarta over the years has caused layers of rock and sediment to slowly pancake on top of each other.
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By the time she found out she was expecting her older son, in 2014, she was overweight and suffering from uncontrolled high blood pressure.
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We huddled in a room, listening to terrifying noises we couldn't quite identify, and spent an hour plagued by uncontrolled anxiety ... waiting for answers.
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More than 8,600 Honduran women were admitted to hospital in 2017 for complications from abortion or miscarriage, including uncontrolled bleeding, according to government figures.
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Most speak of keeping their heads down in an uncontrolled, increasingly violent community after paying smugglers hundreds of dollars per person to get there.
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U.S. authorities see Germany's largest bank as "troubled," and its political establishment is on its last gasp after subjecting Europe to stagnation and uncontrolled immigration.
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It's a tragic finale to what has already been California's worst fire season, as several huge, deadly infernos burned uncontrolled for days across the state.
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At a news conference on Friday, Macron said Iran should clarify what is going on with its ballistic missile program which "seems to be uncontrolled".
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Her friend, Paula Guthat, told BuzzFeed News that Marquez had been having uncontrolled seizures, but could not afford to see a doctor to get help.
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After you stop taking Ambien, you can have trouble sleeping, nausea, flushing, lightheadedness, uncontrolled crying, vomiting, stomach cramps, panic attacks, nervousness, and stomach-area pain.
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AML is a rapidly progressing cancer of the blood and bone marrow characterized by uncontrolled proliferation of immature blast cells with multiple associated gene mutations.
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She has never, for instance, called for all Muslims to be banned from France, but rather for an end to an "uncontrolled wave" of immigration.
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In the past decade, the agency has received at least 35 reports of seizures — sudden and uncontrolled disturbances in the brain — following e-cigarette use.
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Why it matters: It's a sign that developed nations with strict monetary controls are becoming hyper-aware of the implications of an uncontrolled cryptocurrency market.
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Unfortunately, there is a separate and busy uncontrolled market where buyers at gun shows and on the internet do not have to undergo background checks.
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Will it be seen as part of the general revolt against the effects of globalization, growing inequality, uncontrolled migration and the arrogance of the elites?
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Like intermittent fasting, dopamine fasting could be a good way to manage uncontrolled stimuli, but it could also be used to mask a larger problem.
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For example, Huntington's disease, a progressive brain disorder that causes uncontrolled movements and loss of thinking ability, is caused by a single inherited gene mutation.
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That's a place where people don't live, and those are areas where you see more uncontrolled populations of cats, and therefore a lot more kittens.
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His nearly unwavering support for harsh immigration enforcement and a border wall fed off of the perception of an immigration system as chaotic and uncontrolled.
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The Thomas wildfire in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties grew uncontrolled for days, topping 280,000 acres and becoming the largest single fire in California history.
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It found that as many as 2.2 million people could die of Covid-19 in the US if the disease were to spread completely uncontrolled.
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The shortage will leave patients without the medicine they needIf lupus is left uncontrolled, the disease can restrict a person's life and even turn fatal.
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Big women talk about and fight for size acceptance, for their place at the table, battle messages that they are unattractive, unstable, unlovable, uncontrolled, unfuckable.
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The rate of growth of the Covid-19 is extremely rapid, with a doubling time of five days or possibly less in an uncontrolled epidemic.
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In early 1964, a Corona reconnaissance satellite—after taking a few hundred photos—broke down in orbit, stopped responding, and headed toward an uncontrolled reentry.
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Although the drone was equipped with an emergency parachute, it managed to cut the connecting cord during its emergency landing, resulting in an uncontrolled crash.
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Patients in other studies who developed cytokine storm syndrome after viral triggers often ironically possessed subtle genetic immune defects resulting in the uncontrolled immune response.
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According to a 2008 study published in Nature, people with uncontrolled hypertension had a greater risk of death when compared to people with controlled hypertension.
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That happened in the BP spill, causing an explosion that killed 28503 workers and an 22019-day uncontrolled oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
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A months-long government investigation found an overheated container of highly flammable dry nitrocellulose caused the initial blast, with ensuing fires burning uncontrolled for days.
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During the campaign, Mr. Trump spun tales of crime-wracked cities and uncontrolled violence that, even though mostly divorced from reality, appealed to public fears.
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Most patients are only eligible if they are in the last few days of life or have severe, uncontrolled symptoms that would otherwise require hospitalization.
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The findings can help clinicians and policymakers assess the extent to which uncontrolled symptoms contribute to excessive and costly cancer care, Nipp said by email.
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But when the skin is exposed to too much UV it can damage the skin cells' DNA, leading to uncontrolled growth -- the basis of cancer.
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That happened in the BP spill, causing an explosion that killed 220006 workers and an 2202-day uncontrolled oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
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This still-uncontrolled epidemic has escalated sharply with the arrival of synthetic opioids such as fentanyl and carfentanil, which are dramatically more potent and addictive.
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That would not have been a big problem in itself, he said, but the damage was caused when the power was restored in an uncontrolled fashion.
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Willie Walsh, the chief executive of BA's parent company, said the engineer had disconnected the power and then turned it back on in an "uncontrolled fashion".
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It can also convince people they have the gift of automatic writing, meaning they insist that spirits can communicate with the living through their "uncontrolled" handwriting.
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Years of uncontrolled immigration – and a creeping acceptance of separatism, boosted by identity politics – risk importing the disastrous doctrine of "multiculturalism" that is prevalent in Europe.
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Here in the Western Hemisphere, we have learned that over the long term uncontrolled migration is deeply unfair to both the sending and the receiving countries.
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The other drug, aripiprazole (Abilify), can cause sedation, uncontrolled movements and spasms, incontinence and poor impulse control, and, more rarely, seizures, and death in the elderly.
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She has never, for instance, called for all Muslims to be banned from entering France, but rather for an end to an "uncontrolled wave" of immigration.
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Authoritarians are also deeply concerned with rules, stability, and hierarchies, which makes illegal immigration, with its connotations of uncontrolled unlawful behavior, even more unsettling to them.
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"At present, there is a worldwide uncontrolled social experiment taking place—underpinned by feverish public debate and billions of dollars of government expenditure," write the researchers.
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The space lab's end comes around a year after its predecessor, Tiangong-1, plummeted to Earth in an uncontrolled descent after almost three years in orbit.
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Better control of high blood pressure saves lives, but it also saves money that would be spent on serious complications, if uncontrolled, like severe heart disease.
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Against a backdrop of rising rents, uncontrolled development, and lack of affordable housing, the tents are a clear visual reminder of the Los Angeles housing crisis.
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The real nature behind those objects is not the labelling 'nature' but things that they create unintentionally, uncontrolled, un-programmed: their sound, their smell, their haptic.
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The airbags have inflators that can deteriorate over time, leading to uncontrolled explosions that can send dangerous (and sometimes fatal) shrapnel flying at drivers and passengers.
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" He said of his approach: "I love to work in a situation that is a controlled environment and try to shoot it in an uncontrolled way.
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Watts strangled his wife with his bare hands, not in an uncontrolled rage as he had claimed, but deliberately and viciously for at least 2 minutes.
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On the flip side, uncontrolled antibiotic use or the lack of access to the drugs when people need them are also drivers of the superbug problem.
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Watts strangled his wife with his bare hands, not in an uncontrolled rage as he had claimed, but deliberately and viciously for at least 153 minutes.
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The population of the rare goats has reportedly been dwindling in recent years due to local poaching, deforestation, uncontrolled trophy hunting, military activities and other factors.
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Surgeons like Narayan are no strangers to the chaos of the trauma bay: the uncontrolled bleeding, the patients getting chest compressions as they're being rolled in.
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This disagreement, he said in an interview, has animated much of the backlash against immigration that is described as "uncontrolled" and a threat to receiving communities.
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Statoil said the statistical probability of a blow-out, an uncontrolled oil spill from a well, was 0.014 percent - or one for every 7,100 exploration wells.
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It has resurfaced deep bitterness and anger left by earlier crises, notably a grinding economic slowdown and an uncontrolled influx of migrants across Europe's open borders.
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I allude to it in the book, and this is a touchy subject, but perhaps they are the pinnacle Malthusian check on uncontrolled human population growth.
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"But most studies of this have been flawed and small, or uncontrolled," meaning they lacked a group of patients on placebo for comparison, Dr. Vickery said.
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They would have probably not let a third party do that uncontrolled, but because it was owned by the trade association, everyone had faith in it.
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Its efforts show that uncontrolled spread of the virus "is not a one-way street," Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the group's director general, said on Thursday.
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That means many of those she operates on have uncontrolled diabetes, high blood pressure or severe obesity, all of which raise the risk for surgical complications.
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On top of that, she promises uncontrolled low-skilled immigration that continues to reduce jobs and wages for American workers, especially African-American and Hispanic workers.
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As rates of smoking fall, for instance, the biggest emerging killer is uncontrolled hypertension, which can result in stroke, heart attack, and dementia, among other conditions.
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"The market's recent decline has been accelerated by concern over: rising interest rates, renewed inflationary fears and the 'uncontrolled' trading activity of algorithmic program," he explained.
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As a result, unlike all the other significant rivers on the western slope of the Sierra, the Cosumnes is essentially undammed and flooding is largely uncontrolled.
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Xhaka's tackle on Modou Barrow was neither uncontrolled nor particularly brutal, and could only be described as denying a goalscoring opportunity in the most tenuous sense.
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Objects in his novel are emblems while people are odalisques, slaves to the pen that creates them — until they break free, into wild and uncontrolled abstractions.
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Keiichi Hori, who oversees automotive safety components at the Japan Explosives Society, said adding a drying agent can reduce, but not eliminate, the risk of uncontrolled explosions.
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Though it wouldn't be forced, uncontrolled laughter like with brain damage so much as extreme joy and happiness, which might sometimes or frequently present as laughing fits.
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The rapid, uncontrolled spread of overpaid administrators on college campuses over the past 30 years has marginalized the faculty, downgraded education, and converted students into marketing tools.
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For influencers, authenticity is their hallmark, which means letting more people into the uncontrolled setting of their actual lives and shrinking the places where they're private people.
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As three uncontrolled wildfires blaze throughout California, Liam Hemsworth has shared a photo showing all that's left of the Malibu home he shared with fiancée Miley Cyrus.
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Once these measures are in place, it will become possible to take the most controversial step: halting the uncontrolled migrant flow across Greece's northern border with Macedonia.
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Officials said it was safer for nearby neighborhoods to manage the water with controlled releases instead of letting uncontrolled water flow over the edge of the dams.
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What was once seen as an ancillary logistics function, largely uncontrolled by the LME itself, is now part and parcel of the regulatory framework covering metals trading.
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The European Council is determined... to prevent a return to the uncontrolled flows of 2015 and to further stem illegal migration on all existing and emerging routes.
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"It was lust in its most base form, uncontrolled in the body of a spiritually immature woman," Lloyd wrote of the 13-year-old in his diary.
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They can even fall into a dangerous state called diabetic ketoacidosis, in which uncontrolled blood sugars causes massive dehydration and shock, sometimes resulting in coma and death.
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"Rural populations have not been adequately represented: farmers, forest dwellers, indigenous and coastal communities - all suffer the consequences of uncontrolled urbanization," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"If you're successful and shoot the driver, now you have an uncontrolled vehicle," Geoff Alpert, a police tactics expert at the University of South Carolina, told me.
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Otherwise, as a result of actions taken by Pruitt and this Administration, the uncontrolled pollution that we have greatly reduced in the past five decades will return.
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With roaring GDP growth and rising wages, the Fed has signaled that it will increase interests rates next month to tap the brakes and prevent uncontrolled inflation.
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That kind of disruption, where a small group of unruly members turns a peaceful protest into an uncontrolled battle, is always a fear at events like these.
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This is the "uncontrolled" wage gap, meaning the gap that exists between men and women regardless of position, job level, location and other factors that impact compensation.
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His diabetes goes uncontrolled, we are losing the house we have lived in for more than 30 years, and dementia prevents him from discussing any of it.
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Consider it the difference between nuclear power and nuclear explosions: a nuclear explosion is nuclear power in an uncontrolled form, and we greatly prefer the controlled form.
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Research suggests that uncontrolled immigration, for example the mass arrival of refugees in Europe, can trigger a populist backlash, regardless of whether those arrivals pose a threat.
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Skies along the Monaro Highway in the Australian Capital Territory turned orange-red as an uncontrolled blaze ballooned to more than 30,000 hectares (74,000 acres) in size.
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"The best option for medically uncontrolled type 2 and (obesity) is the Roux-en-Y gastric bypass," Cohen, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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In the European Union 45 percent of all asthmatic patients have severe uncontrolled asthma, with healthcare costs accounting for over 50 percent of overall asthma-related costs.
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Some physicians are concerned that moving the surgery out of hospitals will land vulnerable patients in the emergency room with uncontrolled pain, blood clots or other complications.
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Officials said an uncontrolled fire in the ACT's south, on the doorstep of Canberra, had grown to 185 sq km, almost 1173% of the territory's land mass.
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The EU is creating a joint Border and Coast Guard to prevent an uncontrolled influx of people by deploying it where the bloc's external frontier gets overwhelmed.
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A deal between the European Union and Turkey struck in 2016 stemmed the uncontrolled exodus of nearly a million people across the Aegean Sea the year before.
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The past was just a place where uncontrolled freaks you had never consciously decided to include in your life entered it anyway and staggered around, breaking things.
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For the receiving countries, the substantial costs of uncontrolled migration are born overwhelmingly by low-income citizens whose concerns are often ignored by both media and government.
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So it's natural that the during a time when Republicans are trying to control messaging around their health care bill, conflicts would erupt in these uncontrolled public spaces.
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Also crucial were uncontrolled mass immigration, lack of integration of existing minorities and Islamist terrorism, while the Dutch welfare state is struggling to cope with an aging population.
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But by then, it had already gotten A LOT of attention, racking up more than 1,000 comments, including plenty of applause and uncontrolled embarrassment for the morning staff.
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And southern NATO nations, focused on uncontrolled migrant flows and the failing states on Europe's borders, may also be unwilling to grant more resources to the eastern flank.
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If left uncontrolled, clunkers could jeopardize climate goals set by poorer nations on reducing greenhouse gas emissions as part of an international pact to slow down global warming.
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Uncontrolled plastic pollution now risks developing into a "very severe" health issue with tiny particles turning up in the fish that ends up on people's plates, he warned.
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The WHO has cited the lack of Ebola's spread to other countries as a reason not to declare an emergency, despite the continued, uncontrolled spread within the DRC.
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Many native workers see uncontrolled immigration as a break with an implicit contract: that the state will look after its own Other elements of migration are more controversial.
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An experimental drug could slow the spread of Huntington's disease, giving hopes to patients suffering from uncontrolled movements and mental confusion associated with the disease, reports The Guardian.
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Uncontrolled, ill-conceived and poorly managed, such collisions could, of course, implode, explode or otherwise have negative results — but let's apply some positive thinking and imagine the possibilities.
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Not only does this help in physical rehabilitation, but uncontrolled pain releases a stress hormone called "cortisol," which breaks down tissue and ligaments and decreases our immune system.
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European Union leaders meet today in Brussels for a conference aimed at persuading Turkey to slow the uncontrolled flow of migrants making perilous journeys across the Aegean Sea.
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On top of that, she promises uncontrolled low-skilled immigration that continues to reduce jobs and wages for American workers, and especially for African American and Hispanic workers.
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But since my uncontrolled eating pays no heed to the growing coronavirus threat in Seattle, I'm forced to consider new ways of actually storing up food despite myself.
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Nathan Sheets, chief economist at PGIM Fixed Income, is familiar with such uncontrolled selling as he ran the foreign currency operations for the Fed during the financial crisis.
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Farmers and agricultural scientists have been genetically engineering the foods we eat for centuries through breeding programs that result in large and largely uncontrolled exchanges of genetic material.
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People with hemophilia, the inability to form blood clots, spend their lives menaced by the prospect of uncontrolled bleeding into a muscle or joint, or even the brain.
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Not only does this approach reduce the risk of uncontrolled wildfires, it captures half of the biomass carbon in the ground, which prevents the release of greenhouse gases.
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She'd get back at Anthony Weiner, whose uncontrolled lust and unconcealed loins indirectly led to the F.B.I. director James Comey's disrupting the final weeks of her presidential campaign.
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The death certificate issued by separatist authorities has no legal force, and there is no mechanism to issue a Ukrainian one for people who lived in uncontrolled territory.
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Nobody would have believed that this rather reserved, calculating physicist would, based on a gut decision in September 2015, allow several months of largely uncontrolled immigration into Germany.
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The Lisbon treaty demands full compliance in fiscal and monetary policy, in defence and social interaction, of which the most economically damaging and socially divisive is uncontrolled immigration.
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While the mullahs sought to create an "organized" chaos that they controlled, what they are facing is uncontrolled chaos as they learn about the law of unintended consequences.
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Flooding is an annual problem during the monsoon season in South Asia, but the impact has been worsened by crumbling civic infrastructure, clogged drains and uncontrolled urban expansion.
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If not for her decision not long before the vote to allow for uncontrolled mass immigration into the heart of Europe, the pro-Brexit forces might have lost.
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"This is the consequence of the enormous and uncontrolled circulation of military weapons on the territory of Ukraine after the beginning of hostilities," said Anna Maliar, a criminologist.
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All of which points to the fact that the relation between controlled and uncontrolled violence in the pro wrestling imagination isn't as distant as we like to think.
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The train ran uncontrolled for about 3 miles (4.8 km) and reached almost 30 mph (48 kph) before stopping on its own without causing injuries or releasing dangerous cargo.
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An estimated 3.4 million Americans have epilepsy, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and those with uncontrolled seizures are at higher risk for unexpected death.
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The company, along with co-developer Innoviva Inc, said the once-daily inhaler improved lung function in patients with uncontrolled asthma, compared to its other medicine Relvar/Breo Ellipta.
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And it affects everybody who, you know, if you want to have a strong economy and jobs, there&aposs data that shows that&aposs negatively affected by uncontrolled immigration.
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If there were an uncontrolled discharge of waters from the dam, it would flow downstream to the Feather River and tributaries and flood communities in the eastern Sacramento Valley.
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The raunchy Netflix animated comedy Big Mouth started as an absurd yet deeply personal show about the horrors of puberty, from inconveniently timed first periods to embarrassing uncontrolled erections.
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"If we don't begin releasing now, the volume of uncontrolled water around the dams will be higher and have a greater impact on the surrounding communities," the statement said.
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Seen from here, the spectacle of United States politics can be mystifying: the arcane complexities of the Iowa caucuses and the seemingly uncontrolled flow of money into political campaigns.
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"At present, there is a worldwide uncontrolled social experiment taking place — underpinned by feverish public debate and billions of dollars of government expenditure," the researchers write in the paper.
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In a survey last year the World Bank and the WHO found that more than 19403bn people globally have uncontrolled hypertension, a risk factor for many non-communicable diseases.
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That hasn't happened at the federal level, leading to the uncontrolled spiraling of costs—the special election for Georgia's Sixth Congressional District was the most expensive House race ever.
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It weighed nearly 19,000 pounds (8,500 kilograms) when it first launched in 2011, making it one of the more massive objects to do an uncontrolled dive back to Earth.
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"Batista could still draw investor support because it's not clear what the alternative BNDES plan is, and no one wants the risk of an uncontrolled change," another investor said.
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When uncontrolled, both measures of blood pressure can increase the risk of heart attack and stroke, according to a study published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Nervousness, erratic behavior, uncontrolled outbursts, flagrant sexuality—doctors and psychiatrists saw these all as symptoms of hysteria, that ever-elusive disease that mostly boiled down to women acting out.
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And from North Korea to North America, antagonism appears at an all-time high, with nuclear war a real possibility and racism raging like an uncontrolled western state wildfire.
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Pregnant women with uncontrolled depression may not eat well or keep up with prenatal visits, and, in the most severe cases they may be at increased risk for suicide.
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The economy is currently growing at an annual rate of about 5 percent, but development can often lead to uncontrolled exploitation of natural resources causing environmental damage and pollution.
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Uncontrolled mass migration from wartorn Syria and Iraq have destabilized Europe and weakened NATO, just as migration out of Latin America has put enormous pressure on our southern border.
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Officials were responding to 11 emergency warnings in New South Wales (NSW) by evening as around half the 70 fires across the state burned uncontrolled in conditions termed "catastrophic".
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" The upshot to Brutus was that for Supreme Court justices, exercise of this virtually uncontrolled power "will enable them to mould the government into almost any shape they please.
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But the discovery of the super-giant East Texas field in 1930 sparked an uncontrolled drilling race and a flood of oil onto U.S. domestic markets and into exports.
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A 193-year old inmate was in a southeast Virginia jail for about three months when he became ill in August, suffering from uncontrolled fainting spells, coughing and vomiting.
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Pregnant women with uncontrolled depression may not eat well or keep up with prenatal visits, and in the most severe cases, they may be at increased risk for suicide.
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It's about who is allowed to be a part of America — and whether changes to the country's makeup are a healthy demographic development or a sign of uncontrolled invasion.
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This reactionary Counter-Enlightenment treated Jews (alongside other "undesirables") as responsible for the evil of uncontrolled capitalism, another social factor that had come to shape the industrial 19th century.
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While hypoxia is problematic, both the Air Force and the Navy point to uncontrolled cockpit-pressurization changes as a potentially greater threat to pilots than the air they breathe.
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"Any conflict with Iran could escalate quickly and in a really uncontrolled way," said Robert Deitz, who was general counsel at the National Security Agency from 63 to 2006.
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Countries have set up "emergency" border checks within the Schengen zone to block uncontrolled flow of migrants and possible terrorists, but those border controls are unlikely to be lifted.
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The most important way to prevent an uncontrolled demand for hospital care is to slow the spread of the disease, lengthening the time it takes for infections to double.
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Boycotting Venezuelan oil or oil-related businesses would precipitate a humanitarian crisis; leaving Mr. Maduro to his ways could lead to the radicalization of his opponents and uncontrolled violence.
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The answer to China's fear of uncontrolled collapse is a jointly managed effort to dismantle North Korea's government, effectively allowing the swift takeover of the North by the South.
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The announcement comes just six months after the country's first space lab, named Tiangong-1, made international news when it infamously plummeted out of orbit in an uncontrolled descent.
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"I think the whole idea of uncontrolled female power and female sexuality translates into this illicit sexiness, and cats are part of that, by virtue of association," she says.
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While most seizures won't cause significant brain damage, this form of the disorder, called intractable or treatment-resistant epilepsy, subjects patients to frequent, uncontrolled seizures, which can be life-threatening.
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Caused by abnormal cells dividing in an uncontrolled way, cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide, with more than 210 million new cases and 8 million deaths each year.
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Take a look at the list of uncontrolled reentries on Wikipedia here—there were some really big guys, like Skylab (152,183 pounds), Salyut 7 (88,000 pounds), Cosmos 557 (42,800 pounds).
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The internet is (at least currently) a free, open, anonymous, uncontrolled platform for individuals of every stripe and persuasion to speak their mind and grow as part of a community.
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"It is absolutely naive to assume that [there] are not Islamist terrorists among these many people who were allowed to enter largely uncontrolled," a statement on the NPD's website claims.
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Almost a billion people around the world lived with uncontrolled hypertension -- high blood pressure -- in 2008, and that number is expected to rise to more than 1.5 billion by 2025.
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Moving to an identified-by-design network with a centralized control and high level of accountability is a paradigm shift from the uncontrolled and decentralized Internet that we have today.
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Researchers in this study found that high systolic pressure placed patients at greater risk of heart attack and stroke, but that uncontrolled diastolic pressure could also adversely affect cardiovascular health.
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That may be in part because some 40% of women with uncontrolled asthma did not fill any prescriptions for long-term asthma-controlling medications during their pregnancies, the authors note.
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But she remains concerned over a recent rise in uncontrolled train movements that could be prevented with better training, less reliance on air or hand brakes and improved physical defenses.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece has appealed for help from other countries to help tackle a spate of fires which were raging uncontrolled in the country on Monday, its fire brigade said.
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Compared to people who never smoked, current smokers were more than nine times as likely to have complications like infections, clots known as hematomas, uncontrolled bleeding or dead skin tissue.
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"It will be people who become newly infected in an uncontrolled epidemic, new cases that could be prevented by appropriate care for those already living with the disease," he wrote.
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It did not fit with the thin boy, a poor feeder and never brawny, who had so feared his father's heavy judgment-tread and his rages like an uncontrolled cyclone.
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Ember displays visuals that are created by interpreting data from the number of uncontrolled fires burning around the world — which was approximately 3,500 at the last check, according to Canogar.
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"The main concern in the U.S. is the risk of utter collapse and uncontrolled chaos," said Michael Shifter, the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a policy forum in Washington.
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In that sense, climate change and uncontrolled rainforest blazes are interconnected, since hot, dry weather and decreased rainfall — both tied to climate change — make the Amazon more vulnerable to fires.
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"There can no longer be uncontrolled entry into the country," said Mr. Herrmann, a member of the Christian Social Union, the Bavaria-only sister party to Ms. Merkel's Christian Democrats.
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Merkel has acted of late to deter an uncontrolled influx of migrants into the EU and defuse intensifying criticism from her conservative Bavarian coalition ally and the public at large.
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"They're dirt cheap, they're imported from abroad, and they're being deployed all over the place in a currently uncontrolled fashion," Tapping said, referring to the proliferation of cheap electronic devices.
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Hunting down huntingtin Huntington's disease is an inherited neurodegenerative disorder in which nerve cells in the brain are damaged, causing uncontrolled movements, changes in behavior and emotions, and altered cognition.
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"The uncontrolled oil price spill in the futures markets may have seen some traders pushing the risk aversion button and buying gold," said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at OANDA.
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This uncontrolled media violence has negated the possibility of meaningful dialogue, and any artist who wishes to engage the issues runs the risk of being immediately labeled this or that.
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Mr. Duterte said on Tuesday that mining companies were "operating in this country uncontrolled" and ordered officials to "take a second look" at mining concessions across the mineral-rich Philippines.
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But over the past several decades, uncontrolled agricultural development has led to the draining and burning of Indonesian peatlands and the destruction of the forests that cover much of them.
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The Department of Health and Human Services has recommended that intelligence community personnel have at least three months' worth of food on hand in the event of an uncontrolled pandemic.
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With cancer we see uncontrolled cellular division and the spread of cancer cells throughout the body, and in depression we see the workings of neurotransmitters and how molecules affect mood.
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As Lebanon continues to be rocked by widespread protests — seemingly sparked in mid-October by uncontrolled wildfires and a proposed WhatsApp tax — the country faces increasing risk of economic collapse.
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A well operated by BP on Alaska's North Slope is still releasing a stream of natural gas after the discovery of "an uncontrolled gas release" and oil spill on Friday.
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This genetic swap, or translocation, had created a new gene that led cells to produce a hyperactive enzyme, which stimulated uncontrolled growth in white blood cells — the hallmark of leukemia.
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And just before that, President Trump and Democratic leaders openly discussed a deal to eliminate the debt ceiling outright, taking away one of the only backstops to uncontrolled federal borrowing.
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But both basins quickly filled to capacity, with water levels rising more than six inches an hour at the height of the storm, threatening an uncontrolled overflow into surrounding neighborhoods.
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South Korean citizens' fears about the potential economic and safety fallout resulting from an uncontrolled influx of foreign migrants — though stemming largely from misinformation and prejudices — are not completely outlandish.
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Nevertheless, environmentalists were critical of BP. "Anytime you have an uncontrolled well, that is bad performance," said Lois Epstein, the Arctic program director for the Wilderness Society, a conservation organization.
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Last but not least, Southern and East Africa face heightened risk from food insecurity, bilateral disputes, domestic unrest and uncontrolled migration as a result of power outages and water shortages.
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Australia recorded its hottest ever day for the second straight day on Wednesday, as a state of emergency was declared in New South Wales, where uncontrolled wildfires continue to rage.
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" To reinforce the point, the party mounted a poster campaign of its own, featuring a silhouette of a woman in a burqa and with the slogan "No to uncontrolled naturalization.
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"This campaign, while not openly anti-Semitic, clearly has the potential to ignite uncontrolled emotions, including anti-Semitism," the Federation of Hungarian Jewish Congregations (Mazsihisz) said in an emailed statement.
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Therefore, he says, a sense that borders are open and immigration is uncontrolled may have made many Germans seek out a stronger sense of German identity, and a stronger Germany.
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"The real nefarious part of this research … is that a lot of people who live in those countries are continuing to be exposed under uncontrolled conditions to asbestos," Egilman said.
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The EU has consistently argued that Britain can't have full access to the EU's Common Market in goods unless it accepts the free movement of people — in other words, uncontrolled immigration.
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"Mr Macron has no project to protect the French people in the face of Islamist dangers," she said, adding that the run-off with Macron was a referendum on "uncontrolled globalisation".
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However, the "Out" campaign's message that EU membership is responsible for a loss of political control as well as uncontrolled immigration has appeared to have struck a chord with many Britons.
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Such powers would have prevented Lehman Brothers from going into bankruptcy in an uncontrolled manner, as it did in 2008, and would have thereby taken significant stress off the financial system.
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Asked about the spread of uncontrolled fires, Bolsonaro brushed off criticism, saying it was the time of the year of the "queimada" or burn, when farmers use fire to clear land.
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Emily has Tourette syndrome, a neurodevelopment disorder that causes uncontrolled repetitive movements or vocal tics, and has coped all her life with the rude reactions she receives when out in public.
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A spokesman for the Moscow administration said the rules aimed to rein in "widespread and uncontrolled" graffiti, and especially advertising murals that have popped up across the city in recent years.
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The twins, Aldridge and Argon, were diagnosed when they were 7 months old after their parents began to notice their eyes were making repetitive, uncontrolled movements, Ally explained to the outlet.
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Warren's hyperbole is a predictable misstep for the Democrats and all anti-Trump forces who are missing opportunities to advance their agenda because of their uncontrolled rage at the president himself.
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For the new study, the researchers used data from 1,926 people in 36 countries who continued to have uncontrolled HIV despite simultaneous treatment with an assortment of drugs that included tenofovir.
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If that's the case, trigger warnings may give people the chance to leave and get help if it's needed, rather than have something traumatic sprung on them in an uncontrolled context.
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Eurasia Group founder Ian Bremmer told us that it will be the U.S. Adding uncertainty is that much of the work is taking place in private labs, uncontrolled by a country.
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And a new headquarters, of course, "won't solve the E.U.'s big problems," Mr. Korteweg said, citing the usual dire list of weak economic growth, eurozone debt, uncontrolled migration and Russia.
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Dr. Koroshetz says there is not much adults can do to protect themselves except to take anti-seizure medications religiously, because the sudden death risk is associated mainly with uncontrolled seizures.
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The hundreds of studies alluded to include many with methodological issues including small sample size, uncontrolled case reports, short observation periods, lack of control groups and retrospective analyses among other problems.
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Fox said Britons had made it clear they did not want to see uncontrolled immigration or to be governed by European courts and the government needed to take that on board.
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"We had and are having enormous damage because of this uncontrolled phenomenon," said Roberto Da Frassini, the technical director who joined the Tenuta di Nozzole estate in northern Chianti in 2011.
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"The problem with the current SS7 system is that messages can be altered, injected or deleted into the global SS7 networks in an uncontrolled manner," 3GPP wrote in a 2000 report.
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Silk Road didn't just sell illicit drugs: one vendor called PlutoPete, real name Peter Ward, was also known for selling uncontrolled substances such as "legal highs" and drug paraphernalia and packaging.
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On top of that she promises uncontrolled, low-skilled immigration that continues to reduce jobs and wages for American workers, and especially for African-American and Hispanic workers within our country.
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"Mr Macron has no project to protect the French people in the face of Islamist dangers," she said, adding that the run-off with Macron was a referendum on "uncontrolled globalization".
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Trump administration officials have deemed the policy a success and credited it with curbing "uncontrolled flows" of migrants, who had been arriving in large numbers last year, mainly from Central America.
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A lack of pigment makes their eyes extremely sensitive to the sun and can lead to nystagmus, a condition that causes the eye to make uncontrolled, repetitive movements, severely impairing vision.
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We had felt self-conscious and uncertain about this plan to start out with, but now that our private game had become an uncontrolled experiment, involving other people, we were committed.
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The entire focus of the speech was wildly misguided, focused on ginning up xenophobia and restricting travel from abroad when the coronavirus is already spreading seemingly uncontrolled inside the United States.
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But, she said in an email, he was also responsible for a memorable scene earlier in the film, built around the song "Hungry Eyes" and some uncontrolled laughter by Ms. Grey.
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"The positive data from this large second pivotal trial in uncontrolled persistent asthma, following the positive results of dupilumab in atopic dermatitis, further support this view in our opinion," he said.
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Whether the current outbreak is due to illegal bootleg products or uncontrolled CBD or THC oils in states where they are legal, these products are causing a significant public health risk.
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Thus the pesky problem of uncontrolled federal spending is disposed of until after the 21950 election, freeing our leaders to focus on more pressing issues, and of course tweet about them.
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She said the toys acted as "uncontrolled spy devices" because manufacturers failed to include a process that would allow the gadget to connect to the internet only through certain trusted devices.
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The erosion at the head of the emergency spillway threatens to undermine the concrete weir and allow large, uncontrolled releases of water from Lake Oroville, the California Department of Water Resources said.
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As thousands of firefighters battled uncontrolled flames in both Northern and Southern California on Saturday, President Trump tweeted out an ill-informed, distorted message about the cause of these deadly autumn infernos.
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A heart condition caused by uncontrolled high blood pressure when the force of blood against the artery walls is too high, causing the heart to weaken by working against the high pressures.
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Unlike the Tiangong-1 station's uncontrolled descent, China deliberately brought the Tiangong-2 down to Earth in a controlled fashion over the Pacific, where there wasn't any risk of it hitting people.
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Leave campaigners stepped up their focus on what they call uncontrolled immigration, saying Cameron had been warned four years ago his goal of reducing net arrivals was impossible due to EU rules.
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UNESCO has been warning Kotor since early 2000s that excessive real estate construction, uncontrolled tourism with the docking of large cruiser ships in Kotor's small port were endangering its Old Town area.
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Nothing scares me more than the thought that my body is full of wet, twitching muscles, keeping my alive through a series of uncontrolled and unconscious electrical signals, muscular squeezes, and thumps.
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It was the highest since the end of May, when the premium spiked as uncontrolled wildfires in the region forced a number of oil sands plants to shut down as a precaution.
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By adding wireless interfaces to their cars and connecting their vehicles to external networks, manufacturers are all of a sudden confronted with new threats that stem from an uncontrolled and evolving environment.
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It is a raw, unlikely material, but somehow effective, simply because Ciriza's work is about discovering and harnessing uncontrolled, unrestrained pre-civilization nature, and the powers of human instinct and nonverbal communication.
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The opening of a Northwest Passage due to loss of sea ice plus increased and uncontrolled development by both adversaries and allies raise justifiable concerns about security and leadership in the Arctic.
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At an age when men find emotional stability and control, I'm turning into an uncontrolled teenager and this is affecting my work, my personality and even my understanding of my own being.
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Bad roads in the area in the early 2000s meant garbage trucks couldn't access some villages, leading to the forest becoming "an uncontrolled garbage dump" for waste from the area, Fall explained.
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After interrogations "women showed physical signs of torture, including difficulty walking, uncontrolled shaking of the hands, and red marks and scratches on their faces and necks," the sources said, according to HRW.
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When crushed by an "implosion" created by conventional high explosive, the initiator emits a burst of a million or so neutrons to boost the nascent uncontrolled chain reaction within the nuclear material.
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The confusion and division are emblematic of NATO's inability so far to deal comprehensively with threats washing up on its southern tier: terrorism, radical Islam, anarchy in North Africa and uncontrolled migration.
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He referred to the costs of "long-term uncontrolled migration" and promoted keeping refugees in or near their home countries -- rather than resettling them in far-flung countries like the United States.
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But when such lines are delivered with the sputtering frenzy that accompanies them here, they come to seem less like a reflection of the unspeakable than a by-product of uncontrolled rage.
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Immigration from the EU is one of the most contentious issues because the economy relies on imported labor but many British voters are angry over what they consider to be uncontrolled immigration.
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"Maybe the cartels and others are sensing that because these are uncontrolled areas, they are much more vulnerable, and that's troubling to me, coming from the state that I represent," she said.
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Populism is not easy to define, the roots of its success are varied, and its adherents do not represent a single ideology, even if they all criticize uncontrolled migration, especially of Muslims.
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The occasional small overlap or gap in the thin lines that circumscribe the squares are almost the only uncontrolled expressiveness in pictures as studiously devoid of spontaneous gestures as an engineering diagram.
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They spent uncountable hours on YouTube channels that espoused white nationalism and denounced, as one alt-right ranter declared, the "feminization" and "mass, uncontrolled third-world immigration" that was destroying Western civilization.
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Part of the reason for the uncontrolled gender pay gap is that women are more represented in lower-paying jobs compared to men, who comprise a higher percentage of the professional sector.
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Because Trump is uncontrolled, because he has people around him who can't control him, or don't want to control him, or want to point him in different directions, depending on their agenda.
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"We have seen a million people enter the country through uncontrolled immigration, and that should not be legalized after the fact," Bernd Baumann, head of the AfD's parliamentary caucus, said in August.
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Islamabad fears that any hasty withdrawal of foreign forces could trigger an uncontrolled collapse of the Afghan government, leaving a vacuum that could send tens of thousands of refugees across the border.
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Authorities then discovered a massive hole in the emergency spillway -- essentially a large embankment -- and evacuated about 9003,2900 people out of fear that an uncontrolled release of water could flood downstream communities.
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The uncontrolled laughing or crying of PBA "is quite debilitating," and Nuedexta provides substantial relief for many, said Dr. Richard Malamut, Avanir's chief medical officer, a neurologist who recently joined the company.
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But in practice, the alternative to a controlled experiment is usually an uncontrolled experiment — interventions being carried out haphazardly where there are the resources for them, without anyone checking whether they work.
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Those included elevating electrical systems to prevent power losses that can cause equipment to fail, spurring uncontrolled releases of pollutants, and making facilities more resistant to damage from high water or wind.
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Mrs May enjoys a lead of more than 20 percentage points and probably calculates that she has more to lose than to gain from getting in front of the cameras in uncontrolled situations.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Uncontrolled fires sweeping through the Amazon rainforest could scuttle Brazil's chances of becoming a member of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), worried business leaders said on Friday.
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"If uncontrolled, climate change may lead to economic losses equivalent to 10 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2100, reversing many hard-won socioeconomic gains in the region," the ADB report cautioned.
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Waymo's autonomous systems learn from a combination of experience on public roads and testing on the company's private track, the latter of which is inspired by scenarios encountered out in an uncontrolled environment.
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And Nancy, the most rebellious and unruly and power-hungry of all the witches, is consigned to an insane asylum in a straightjacket, because she is an uncontrolled woman and must be restrained.
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Most commonly, too much heat or bad battery design makes the electrolytes react in a way that creates heat, and then an uncontrolled positive feedback loop called "thermal runaway" that leads to fire.
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"As for the central bank, it wants to slowly build expectations and avoid another 'uncontrolled experiment' like we saw last year," says Raymond Yeung, head China economist at ANZ Bank in Hong Kong.
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Leave campaigners stepped up their relentless focus on what they call uncontrolled immigration, saying Cameron had been warned four years ago his goal of reducing net arrivals was impossible due to EU rules.
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Tiangong 1, China's first space lab, will make an uncontrolled descent to Earth sometime before April after the country lost control of the craft due to its rapidly decaying orbit, per The Guardian.
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Also known as "sunburn for the lungs", ozone is caused by the interaction of sunlight with nitrogen oxides and the vast amounts of uncontrolled volatile organic compounds (VOCs) produced by burning fossil fuels.
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The lawsuit also cites environmental damage caused by the uncontrolled release of 80,000 metric tons of methane, the prime component of natural gas and a far more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide.
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Until recently the love birds lived with their seven dogs, two pigs and two miniature horses in a shared Malibu home, which burned down in one of the three uncontrolled wildfires struck California.
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In April, the Food and Drug Administration released a warning admitting that rapid opioid cessation had led to and can cause "uncontrolled pain, psychological distress, and suicide," telling doctors to stop doing it.
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Blood thinners, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, omega-3 supplements and uncontrolled high blood pressure also increase your risk of bleeding, and the risk of a bleed is higher for men than for women.
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When asked about the spread of uncontrolled fires, Bolsonaro has brushed off criticism, saying it is the time of the year of the "queimada," or burn, when farmers use fire to clear land.
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Hruby confessed to killing his family because his father, publisher of the weekly Marlow Review newspaper in a small town near Duncan, had cut him off financially because of uncontrolled spending, prosecutors said.
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Something like that could be applied in the field, like say in a Zika-infested area, but both Master and Yeo emphasized the difficulty in conducting lab testing in an uncontrolled field environment.
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To simulate the two scenarios, they rely on the influential Imperial College London model of the coronavirus pandemic — a paper that found that an uncontrolled spread of coronavirus would kill 2.2 million Americans.
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A striver who had worked hard to leave his rough beginnings behind through identification with a cultural elite, Cole found Jacksonian America: competitive, commercial and uncivil, a land of uncontrolled and destructive appetites.
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The report, which warned that an uncontrolled spread of the disease could cause as many as 22020,000 deaths in Britain, triggered a sudden shift in the government's comparatively relaxed response to the virus.
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All pilots are expected to know how to take control of an aircraft when the plane's tail begins moving in an uncontrolled way because of a malfunction, nudging the aircraft toward the ground.
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"Although excessive uncontrolled biological contamination of the Moon's surface is not scientifically desirable, small quantities of tardigrades encapsulated in amber are likely to be of minimal environmental impact," Pratt writes to The Verge.
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"This bill would create an indefinite and uncontrolled state of emergency and give Viktor Orbán and his government carte blanche to restrict human rights," Dávid Vig, Amnesty International's Hungary director, told The Guardian.
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The problem is so uncontrolled that the prosecutor at the International Criminal Court, which looks into crimes against humanity, told the United Nations Security Council on Monday that she was considering an investigation.
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Just as portrayed in the film, at that altitude there is not enough atmosphere to provide friction, and when falling, you can go into an uncontrolled spin that can make you black out.
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While the Addicks Reservoir breached the top of its emergency spillway and began flowing uncontrolled, the water levels have not reached the 109.5 foot level that U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Galveston Col.
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Now, two rogue states, North Korea and Iran, are creating such a global cascade of proliferation (in self-defense) such that nuclear weapons will soon be commonplace, uncounted, many uncontrolled, and frequently used.
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On top of that, she promises uncontrolled, low-skilled immigration that continues to reduce jobs and wages for American workers, and especially for African American and hispanic workers within our country, our citizens.
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In some countries, particularly Madagascar, plague is endemic, and flare-ups cause public health emergencies on an almost annual basis — and right now, an uncontrolled epidemic that's brewing there appears to be exceptionally worrying.
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A mandatory evacuation order was ordered Sunday from authorities after fears the 48-year-old dam's emergency spillway could suffer critical failure and lead to the release of large, uncontrolled amounts of water downstream.
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Stopping "uncontrolled immigration from the EU", as Theresa May, the prime minister, put it in a speech on September 216th, appears to be the reddest of her red lines in the negotiations over Brexit.
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This included 19 cases of infection; 10 instances of necrosis, or dead tissue, at the site of the flap or graft; 10 cases of wound separation; and 6 instances of clots or uncontrolled bleeding.
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Activists acknowledge that land reform, like in many other countries, is a highly political issue but argue that securing tenure for the landless will help stem the rapid and uncontrolled urbanisation India currently faces.
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Walsh says that many of the negative stories floating around about acid and other psychedelics come from uncontrolled situations outside of laboratory settings, without any clinical evidence or medical trials to back them up.
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"Before publication of this trial, much of the clinical evidence about CBD's effects on people's seizures was uncontrolled and anecdotal," says Brandy Fureman, vice president of research and new therapies at the Epilepsy Foundation.
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Activists were repeatedly tortured by electrocution and flogging, leaving some unable to walk or stand properly, with marks on their bodies and uncontrolled shaking of the hands, Amnesty International said, citing three separate testimonies.
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Instead, migrants and refugees have become the vessel for the charge that the mighty at the top have unleashed a form of uncontrolled globalization whose effects will hit the people at the bottom hardest.
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Eleven people died when BP's Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded, and for 87 days after, oil gushed uncontrolled into the open ocean, polluting our waters, killing sea life and putting communities out of work.
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The measure aimed to prevent a sudden, uncontrolled collapse of the Iranian economy or a precipitous spike in oil prices while international negotiators hammered out a deal with Iran to limit its nuclear activity.
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The European Union's executive will lay out proposals on Wednesday to overhaul its asylum procedures and strengthen its external borders as it seeks to tackle both an uncontrolled influx of migrants and security threats.
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It would improve security at that border, but there is another, apparently larger source of uncontrolled illegal immigration: Nonimmigrant alien visitors who are admitted for temporary periods of time and stay longer than permitted.
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Attacks like the one in New York, led by a man from Uzbekistan who shouted "Allahu akbar," are seen by many on the right as stemming from the wider threat of uncontrolled Muslim immigration.
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If we allow uncontrolled tearing down of memorials or unilateral reinterpretation of American history, then we will be damaging our democracy by limiting vigorous debate on our history, with all its beauty and blemishes.
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NASA's Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite, which weighed about 12,19973 pounds, made a similar uncontrolled return to Earth in 2011, and 26 large pieces, the heaviest about 330 pounds, were expected to reach the surface.
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The "centralized government of Europe" and its austerity measures, uncontrolled immigration and the sense of people in the provinces that they were "disposable" produced the Salvini phenomenon and its look-alikes across the Continent.
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The purported topic of conversation was to be Libya, a country where ISIS has taken root and an uncontrolled flow of refugees threatens to destabilize neighboring states and undermine the security of Europe. Plausible.
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"We must adapt our alliance to confront emerging threats ... whether that's Russian aggression, uncontrolled migration, cyber attacks, threats to energy security, Chinese strategic competition, including technology and 5G, and many other issues," Pompeo said.
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But so far China has only tested grid fins on its Long March 2C and Long March 4B rockets, so the Long March 3B rocket boosters continue to fall back to the ground uncontrolled.
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If shared autonomous vehicles are going to catch on — if they're going to ease congestion and eliminate parking like their enthusiastic fans promise — it's not going to be through uncontrolled experiments on public roads.
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At least 2000,2200 people remain under evacuation orders after Northern California authorities warned an emergency spillway in the country's tallest dam was in danger of failing Sunday and unleashing uncontrolled flood waters on towns below.
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Turkey has agreed to start retaking rejected asylum seekers from April 4 with the plan designed to end the uncontrolled influx of migrants and refugees across the Aegean Sea to Greece in the past year.
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Tammie Jo Shults of Southwest Airlines who dealt with an uncontrolled engine failure at 30k feet, rapid cabin depressurization, and a damaged fuselage with calm professionalism to safely land the aircraft with 1 functioning engine.
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The Tiger helicopter had been deployed to support a peacekeeping mission in Mali's desert when it lurched into a steep, uncontrolled forward dive so severe that the rotors fell to pieces during its rapid descent.
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The bond sales - the first such move in years - also underline the central bank's concerns that an uncontrolled liquidity surplus may hamper the effectiveness of the bank's interest rate policy and lead to higher inflation.
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Sergeant Mike Marino, the head of Nassau County's gang-investigation squad, thinks "uncontrolled immigration" is partly to blame, but admits the vast majority of undocumented kids are not gang members when they enter the country.
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BRASILIA, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Uncontrolled fires sweeping through the Amazon rainforest could scuttle Brazil's chances of becoming a member of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), worried business leaders said on Friday.
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Her practice uses high-quality specialized tubes specifically made to lower the amount of white blood cell concentration in the plasma; an uncontrolled amount, she says, can cause harm to the tissue and delay healing.
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An editorial by the state-run Global Times on Monday warned there were "destructive forces" looking to "stir up havoc" and that if online discourse was left uncontrolled, the country could be led towards chaos.
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But even if Tiangong-1 makes an uncontrolled re-entry, it won't be the first time an object around this size (about 8 metric tons and 34 feet long) has burned up in the atmosphere.
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Indeed, the most iconic images of Keane – shouting at referees and teammates; launching into uncontrolled 'tackles' on Neil Pointon or Alf-Inge Haaland – are shareable and memorable enough to mask other aspects of his game.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has raised doubts about Strides Pharma Sciences Ltd's quality-control practices after finding adulteration and evidence of "uncontrolled shredding of documents" at one of its plants.
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In addition, independent third-party groups would be allowed to do some certifications and verifications on parts of blow-out preventers, which seek to stop the uncontrolled releases of crude, according to the fact sheet.
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Officials have said it was safer for nearby neighborhoods if the Corps managed the water with controlled releases instead of letting uncontrolled water flow over the edge of the reservoirs as more rain was predicted.
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One of the plane's flaps was found in 2015 off the coast of Tanzania, suggesting they had not been deployed and that the plane was uncontrolled or barely controlled at the time of the crash.
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The European Union plans to send hundreds of police and migration officers to Greece over the weekend to help carry out the first returns under a deal meant to end the uncontrolled influx of migrants.
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There will always be people filled with uncontrolled rage, people who want to inflict as much devastation as they can — whether in the name of a radical Islamist ideology or simple hatred of specific groups.
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As any empiricist knows, the voluntary and uncontrolled nature of these filings means any statistic computed from it is inaccurate, and the most skewed statistic of all is the simple count of yeas and nays.
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"There is a chance for Moscow to show the sense of compromise and agree to U.N. peacekeepers throughout the whole territory of Donbass including the uncontrolled part of Ukraine on the Russian border," he said.
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However, this prudent check on uncontrolled prescriptions need not create a whole new population of chronic pain patients who suffer from overly-prescriptive and oversimplified recommendations that force all prescriptions below a uniform milligram limit.
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Standard epidemiological models suggest that an uncontrolled epidemic could potentially infect more than half of New York City's population, and with hundreds of thousands of people potentially stricken simultaneously in the spring and early summer.
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For all the questions the show raises about consumption and addiction, Ms. Roughan and Mr. Green agree that it's just as much about the compulsion to tell stories, and the uncontrolled places they can lead.
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For the mayor of Plaisir, a town on the far outskirts of Paris, the proposal was a "first step that resembles an immediate band aid, to try to stop this uncontrolled wave," said Joséphine Kollmannsberger.
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The ship's owner, King Trader, from which Bintan had chartered the vessel, and its insurer, the Korea Protection and Indemnity Club, were slow to react, allowing oil to spill uncontrolled for weeks, Australian officials said.
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"Rather than fight for special treatment, universities should join me in recognizing that young adults are facing a college debt crisis as a result of the uncontrolled escalating costs," Mr. Reed said in an email.
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This week's edition of our "Climate Fwd:" newsletter has an Olympic skier's observations on how even snow is changing, and looks at how uncontrolled agricultural development in Indonesia adds old carbon back into the atmosphere.
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"On top of that, she promises uncontrolled, low-skilled immigration that continues to reduce jobs and wages for American workers and especially for African-American and Hispanic workers within our country — our citizens," he said.
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But, as nurses, we also know that access to guns — coupled with uncontrolled anger – all too often results in the unfortunate outcome where the most fundamental of constitutional rights — the right to life — is lost.
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"I do not want my granddaughters or anybody else's to suffer the consequences of our failures," he said, "They would not forgive us if uncontrolled and spiraling climate change would be our legacy to them."
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Unclaimed is an interactive installation Coleman made with Laleh Mehran to demonstrate the motion of air molecules in an uncontrolled airspace and suggest that unregulated and un-owned spaces can be preserved through individual attention.
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Regardless of one's political persuasion, I hope we can all agree that uncontrolled riots pose a serious threat not only to the safety and security of law enforcement, but also to the public in general.
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Campaigning on a fiercely anti-migrant and anti-euro platform, he attracted voters who resented high unemployment, stagnant wages and uncontrolled immigration from Africa, while transforming the party from a regional to a national force.
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"The concern is that erosion at the head of the auxiliary spillway threatens to undermine the concrete weir and allow large, uncontrolled releases of water from Lake Oroville," the California Department of Water Resources said Sunday.
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Seven years ago, Kirby had surgery to remove basal cell carcinoma, a type of skin cancer caused by an uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells arising from the squamous cells in the epidermis, the skin's outermost layer.
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Ms. Le Pen is railing against the E.U. for reasons of uncontrolled immigration, open borders, security problems and too much sovereignty ceded to the E.U. Commission over a broad range of economic, political and social issues.
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The symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder include uncontrolled memories of a traumatic event, anxiety and panic—"hyperarousal" is the technical term—depression, avoiding anything that's a reminder of the event, self-destructive behavior, and more.
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Many of the more than 2310 doctors and health researchers I spoke to for this story expressed regret that we're at the point in the uncontrolled epidemic that operating on young people feels like an answer.
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The odds of a catastrophic accident or uncontrolled nuclear escalation would be greatly reduced if the United States built its nuclear strategy more heavily on retaliation instead of prompt launch and the option for first use.
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Such is the case of Tiangong-13, China's first space station, which after nearly 21 years in space is making an uncontrolled descent and should provide a nice fiery light show in the skies over… somewhere.
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The record showed that the patient had been conducting a series of at-home blood tests designed to warn physicians of health complications, such as blood clots and uncontrolled bleeding typically associated with blood thinning medications.
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"We demonstrate that cutting off supply leads to people sourcing their drugs from illegal and uncontrolled sources, and they buy products of higher strength - with all the dangers that this type of supply carries," he said.
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Only new leaders and new legislators can undertake the fundamental reforms that Brazil needs, in particular an overhaul of the corruption-prone political system and of uncontrolled public spending, which pushes up debt and hobbles growth.
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That was a nonstarter for leaders, who took every opportunity they could to remind members that an uncontrolled immigration debate just months ahead of a midterm election would be an unmitigated disaster and a futile exercise.
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That may be very good for a single country but when several of them do it and a currency war erupts, there is a real danger of uncontrolled economic shock and concomitant pain around the world.
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At the populist rally in Milan on Saturday, Marine Le Pen, leader of the National Rally party of France, drew applause with her call: 'We reject uncontrolled free trade that helps only the banks and financiers.
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Mr. Seehofer's desire to stop registered migrants from entering Germany would effectively mean setting up extensive new border controls with Austria, now run by a government in coalition with populists that also has decried uncontrolled migration.
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The beverage that's most memorably downed in "The Government Inspector," allowing Mr. Urie to put on one of the most exquisitely controlled displays of uncontrolled drunkenness I've ever witnessed, is a local wine of unspeakable badness.
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Any real economic value of data will require greater user control over data sharing and a higher degree of data scarcity—scarcity that's created through limits on the non-transparent and uncontrolled proliferation of data transactions.
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Closing the unauthorized mines is part of a campaign by Amman Mineral to stop illegal mining and uncontrolled mercury use on the former Newmont concession and another, known as Indotan, that it oversees 20 miles north.
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"We also don't have any reason in this situation to support the government which is at least in part guilty of creating the problem at hand, the uncontrolled influx of migrants," said a Polish government source.
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" The central component of integrity, the code states, is honesty as a foundation of trust, instructing leaders to be guided by "a deeply held sense of honor, not one of personal comfort or uncontrolled selfish appetites.
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Rather, most people are cramming into the informal settlements that are continually sprouting on the edge of Cairo and other cities, where villages are being transformed into dormitory towns and farmland is being swallowed by uncontrolled development.
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In a court filing last week, Weiner's lawyers asked that he be sentenced to probation with no prison time, saying he acted out of the "depths of an uncontrolled sickness" for which he was now being treated.
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The Ethicist I have a 50-year-old sibling with multiple medical conditions (uncontrolled epilepsy, a stroke that left her physically and mentally impaired, paranoid schizophrenia, to name a few) that have left her isolated and miserable.
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It has had to both live up to its humanitarian values and to respond to calls to stem uncontrolled flows of people, while maintaining the integrity of the Schengen system of free movement between its member states.
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Frankfurt fire and police chiefs said they would use force and incarceration if necessary to clear the area of residents, warning that an uncontrolled explosion of the bomb would be big enough to flatten a city block.
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For with its proximity to South Sudan, which has been plagued by three years of civil war, West Pokot has seen an infiltration of illegal guns over Kenya's borders that are largely uncontrolled bar a few checkpoints.
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Crucially, today's studies suggest fears about long-term damage from the classic hallucinogens like LSD and psilocybin are overblown, and relate to use of inappropriate doses in uncontrolled settings without careful preparation and support during and afterwards.
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"There are around 2 million severe uncontrolled asthmatics worldwide in our top 12 markets and I certainly think based on this profile we would expect to have a really competitive share of that market," Keith-Roach said.
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There's definitely a link between this, my 15 years of uncontrolled "self-medication," and the fact that, until I was 26, none of my means of income can be put in black-and-white on a résumé.
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FRANKFURT, March 5 (Reuters) - BMW may move some engine production out of Britain to Austria in the event of an uncontrolled exit from the European Union by the UK, BMW board member Peter Schwarzenbauer said on Tuesday.
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"Uncontrolled migration, forced resettlement, the inflow of crowds into European society who not only cannot but do not want to integrate come with enormous dangers," Mr. Kosa told a plenary session of the Hungarian Parliament on Monday.
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The president is known to feel at home at his South Florida properties, golfing and dining with friends and allies in an uncontrolled environment that supporters say he thrives on but critics say feeds his worst impulses.
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"Tezepelumab appears to be the broadest and most promising biologic for the treatment of persistent uncontrolled asthma to date," Elisabeth Bel of Amsterdam's Academic Medical Center wrote in an editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Soon after its launch of OxyContin in the U.S. in 20063, the company had speculated about selling the drug, a controlled-released form of the opioid oxycodone, as an uncontrolled substance and "non-narcotic" in other countries.
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Our huge problem with plastic is the result of a permissive legal framework that has allowed the uncontrolled rise of plastic pollution, despite clear evidence of the harm it causes to local communities and the world's oceans.
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