She has been a zealous — perhaps too zealous — advocate of auto industry interests in Brussels.
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People are obsessed with Davidson and Grande's zealous little 'ship.
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Even her fans wonder whether Ms Vestager is too zealous.
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"The man was zealous about what he believes," Lucey said.
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Sublime Frequencies' early releases revelled in zealous naïveté and randomness.
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So, with work, I am ruthless, zealous if you will.
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You could argue she might be too mean or too zealous.
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Such zealous intervention can be agonising for all concerned (see article).
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Harry Potter is known to have an incredibly zealous fan base.
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Yet in other areas the administration seems more thoughtful than zealous.
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Will the zealous Democrats and "responsible" press take ownership of that?
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Other Western European nations are almost as zealous as the Germans.
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While Winnie The Bish (Lamorne Morris) was all bird shirts and over zealous, or under zealous, pranks, Miggy, a 20-year-old Asian-American man, is simply an immediately lovable "ridiculous person," as Douglas calls him.
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He is a zealous and unapologetic defender of the magazine's print legacy.
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The IOC has been zealous in policing the use of its logos.
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And he wouldn't be as zealous as some in raising corporate taxes.
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He was zealous in his work but a blithe spirit as well.
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Why is it important that those people also have zealous defenders too?
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Would his Supreme Court nominees be zealous, self-certain extensions of himself?
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Both are frenetic tracks with stripped down synth runs and zealous lyrics.
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Overwhelmingly reliant on white voters, Republicans are more homogenous and ideologically zealous.
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I spoke with Turturro about resurrecting the Jesus, zealous disciples and more.
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Suddenly, the audience rose to their feet with zealous cheers and applause.
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" He calls himself a "progressive," but to many he's a zealous "leftie.
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This can attract the attention of the many zealous agencies probing public spending.
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The Communist Party has been particularly zealous in its promotion of the language.
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Democratic presidential candidates, courting the party's most zealous activists, will maintain outside pressure.
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The opportunity awaits the zealous environmentalist or the ambitious independent politician to seize.
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He mounted a zealous defense, bringing 238 witnesses to attest to his innocence.
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During these phases, his zealous pursuit of his creative vision can be intoxicating.
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Mr. VanDam is tall, with cherubic cheeks and a tendency toward zealous winking.
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Mr. Trump himself has previously questioned Mr. Starr's zealous pursuit of Mr. Clinton.
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But what I saw among my zealous Bernie colleagues was often far worse.
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But he was zealous and organized, and had a vision for the bureau.
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A zealous enforcement of the fiscal rules provided the pretext for Ms Rousseff's impeachment.
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Some of the most zealous users have made six figure incomes on fantasy betting.
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As warrior Mars meets messenger Mercury, there's an extra-zealous pep in your step.
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Republicans fear an invasive law could give too much power to zealous federal regulators.
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Her portrait hangs prominently there, and the zealous eyes scare Charlotte at first sight.
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Viewing themselves as being without options, resellers have been zealous proponents of federal regulation.
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This disparity has been attributed in part to his office's zealous prosecution of misdemeanors.
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"Islamic terrorists are not the underdog or downtrodden deserving a zealous defense," she said.
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He meant the skepticism of outside influences and zealous protection of one's own tribe.
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Dontzin, provided tenacious and zealous advocacy on behalf of Mr. Falcone and his entities.
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If you believe Mr. Putin's most zealous opponents, he is winning all the time.
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I watched as Haldeman went to prison with other members of his zealous team.
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The outsiders were too outside, the insiders too inside, and the zealots too zealous.
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They owe their clients zealous representation, they said, and must press every reasonable argument.
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Nor is heating the only thing driving a reversal in zealous anti-smog policies.
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Still a zealous Muslim, Mr. Mohammad prayed so loudly that his upstairs neighbors complained.
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If history is any guide, McConnell and the Republicans might find their zealous overreach backfiring.
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Conservatism is pragmatic, but the new right is zealous, ideological and cavalier with the truth.
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Some zealous Remainers happily admit that they did not campaign during the referendum in 2016.
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Cause enough to be nice to your pistol-packing, drunk, zealous football fan neighbors. Yikes.
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They meet in lockup, where Annie rescues Sophia from a gang of zealous baseball fans.
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Bouchard also took portraits of many of the most zealous participants holding their beloved firearms.
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Whoever had the information and was a little bit ahead was zealous to protect it.
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It really is quite bizarre to witness how zealous some of the Trump supporters are.
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Since then, Zinke has attracted attention mostly for his zealous embrace of Trump's energy agenda.
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Ms. Peiser describes zealous officials shutting down papers after articles criticizing school administrators were published.
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The far-right's most zealous Trump supporters have set their sights on Dr. Anthony Fauci.
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The dynamic echoes that of Michael Cohen, another zealous Trump ally who turned on him.
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Her government's zealous pursuit of ideological opponents has also invited comparisons to her father's rule.
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He is also one of Australia's most unlikely and zealous advocates for making gay marriage legal.
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Since inauguration day, cracking down on immigration has been one of Mr Trump's most zealous endeavours.
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"He's been a zealous convert to Facebook," said Sebastian Strangio, the author of Hun Sen's Cambodia.
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Her problems stem from the ever-more-zealous control her shadowy paymasters are seeking to exert.
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On NetEase Music, another popular streaming service, censors appear to have been a little less zealous.
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Now imagine an independently wealthy Homeland Security chief committed to the zealous enforcement of immigration laws.
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These roles require not only fact-finder responsibilities, but zealous advocacy on behalf of the child.
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These young women had seized agency and independence in the form of violence and zealous devotion.
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Millions are sharing a zealous passion for a game built specifically to be enjoyed with others.
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Despite the data on regulatory enforcement, the image persists of zealous policing by federal regulatory agencies.
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" Cupp added that she doesn't think "the majority of Americans are that zealous about the wall.
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"Gathering my records earlier in my apartment, I'd felt like a zealous rave evangelist," he writes.
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So zealous have China's anti-gambling squads become that not even battling bugs escape their attention.
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Videos - regularly mocked by other Saudis - circulated online showing zealous men smashing musical instruments to pieces.
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He routinely criticizes the mainstream media and insists he cannot control his most zealous supporters online.
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Ideally, a parent is a backstop against innocent fervor; against foolish, zealous choices and blissful ignorance.
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She's married against her will, raped, and repeatedly branded a whore by a zealous Protestant religious leader.
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His opinion in the case brought complaints from the right that he is insufficiently zealous on abortion.
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He was first respected as a diet and social reformer, and then demeaned as a zealous crackpot.
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Be absolutely zealous about ensuring you know the next piece of TAM you're going to go after.
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Under Barack Obama, CEOs grumbled constantly about burdensome new regulation and more zealous enforcement of existing rules.
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WASHINGTON — The Islamic State calls them "inghimasi" — zealous foot soldiers who intend to fight to their deaths.
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Last year, Nigerians elected Muhammadu Buhari as president after he ran on a zealous anti-corruption platform.
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While the work is extraordinarily timely and undeniably important, Daley's argument is perhaps a bit too zealous.
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They succeeded not because they were master decision-makers but because of their capacity for zealous engagement.
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His suggestion of a sex tape featuring Ms. Machado sent his most zealous followers hunting for images.
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As a Sagittarius and a former conservative evangelical Christian — and quite a zealous one — I have plenty.
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Say you run a large social network in which your most zealous users frequently discuss their politics.
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On the other side, he anticipated a zealous adherence to the state on the part of nonbelievers.
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Women were sometimes vain and silly but more often zealous feminists, downtrodden housewives or unfulfilled career girls.
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"As a zealous advocate, my only duty is to the student-parties that I represent," she said.
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Spock was torn between the emotionality of his human side and a Vulcan's zealous commitment to logic.
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My frame of reference was Philadelphia, whose zealous fans in analogous circumstances would never accept such apathy.
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She ignores his uncomfortable laughter and his inability to look at her as she grows more zealous.
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Always being too eager to offend can be as counterproductive as being too predictably zealous to appease.
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Republicans routinely accused Democrats of backing off this stance to satisfy their base's most zealous impeachment supporters.
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With zealous lawmakers at the ready, overcriminalization continues to pose a threat to our society and freedoms.
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Impeachment clearly resonates with a majority of Democratic voters, and with some more zealous members of Congress.
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If you come across a super-zealous, detailed review, look at what else the reviewer has been saying.
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But moderation that is perceived to be zealous by entitled fans will often be met with a backlash.
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As Huntley noted, Sessions can be quite zealous about enforcing the law in the name of protecting victims.
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China is shaking down its super-rich for taxes and is zealous in its policing of capital outflows.
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Mr Modi is setting himself more firmly on the path of zealous nationalism, ideological purity and religious chauvinism.
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The legal difficulties have already started to affect the Environmental Protection Agency and its zealous administrator, Scott Pruitt.
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Anonymous, though never codifying any sort of working philosophy, tended to poke at the powerful and the zealous.
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Meanwhile, zealous as America may seem to outsiders, religion, particularly the organised kind, is becoming far less important.
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But the following day he announced he would step down, in a speech packed with unusually zealous language.
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Gardiner's zealous support of the South African government earned him the nickname "Botha boy" from Labour Party opponents.
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He blames the zealous salafist foundations from the Gulf monarchies that poured into the region in the 1990s.
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Where I am from, zealous self-actualization was trending long before much of the country caught onto it.
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Starr was apparently outraged by what he called Mueller's zealous prosecutors, like Andrew Weissmann, and a partisan staff.
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In Norway, home to the world's most zealous cross-country skiing fans, Nystad is occasionally a national figure.
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Ms. Gonzalez did not die because the sex crimes unit was too zealous to find the real rapist.
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They'll be sure to remind voters of the Trump administration's zealous commitment to taking away their health care.
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They are on the side of Cameron and her peers, standing with the children against their zealous oppressors.
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Today, the city's maze of zoning and building codes is often used to keep zealous builders in line.
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The war pitted zealous One-Zers against Two-Zers, encyclopedists against museum officials, historians against the Italian ambassador.
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When candidates unleash extreme, zealous statements, they can stir up scary emotions (worry, confusion, fear, anxiety) in tweens.
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But, the Trump administration has laid siege to EPA with zealous, anti-regulation Republican lawmakers not far behind.
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Salesforce and Tableau both pride themselves on large communities of zealous customers who flock to large annual gatherings.
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But as often as they occurred, they afforded the Christians an opportunity of declaring and confirming their zealous opposition.
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A report by NPR suggests that such over-zealous security checks have, in fact, been increasing for some time.
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He earned local popularity and national notoriety for his harsh treatment of prisoners and zealous pursuit of illegal immigrants.
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Image: Daniel KadouriThere's still the possibility that an over-zealous predator might wreak havoc on our native gut flora.
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The media that are for him are zealous loyalists; those that are not are branded enemies of the people.
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In the 1950s, throngs of zealous fans known as "bobby soxers" and "teeny boppers" swooned over Sinatra and Elvis.
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Unfortunately, almost a century of zealous fire suppression by federal agencies has built up monumental and unnatural fuel loads.
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Today, Justice Thomas wrote: SCOTUS has been zealous in the past in barring discrimination based on sex, race, & disability.
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GOP presidents have been pretty zealous free traders for decades, and Trump offers a rare departure from that trend.
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North Korea's cameramen are nothing if not zealous in their efforts to get the best pictures of their leader.
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The lukewarm in their flock simply ignore them; the zealous build new institutions specifically designed to evade their oversight.
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In an industry whose catalyst is relentless novelty and perpetual newness, this zealous reverence for bygone fashions seems incongruous.
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But as even the staunchest hard-liners would admit, the number of zealous protesters had dwindled over the years.
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But the union's leaders made their displeasure with Sanders's Medicare-for-all plan — and his most zealous supporters — known.
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Heroes: Aristotle, Theodore Roosevelt ("the nation's zealous uncle"), Mark Twain, early risers, light packers, "stealth-drone parenting," Ben Sasse.
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Why do candidates make offensive statements, and what impact do zealous positions have on voters and the political process?
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The debate, about real racing and whether over-zealous officials are turning the sport soft, will run and run.
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The North's zealous mission, on which the regime's legitimacy is built, is to reunify the Korean race and avenge it.
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Perhaps that approach seemed wiser at the time when a sitting president with millions of zealous followers was the opponent.
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Whatever policy-makers laid down, ultra-zealous Muslim groups might in any case try forming their own semi-secret tribunals.
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It sheds light on the philosophy toward fringe sexuality that informs a show worshipped by an army of zealous fans.
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Sure, Trump's a misogynist, but he's also nakedly amoral, which in certain ways is less scary than zealous gender complementarianism.
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They reflected the implosion of a Nazi fantasy which had grown even more zealous as its evil became more obvious.
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Markets are starting to contemplate that this could be a Fed that's over-zealous in terms of interest rate hikes.
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Gains by Democrats in the mid-terms could lead to pricklier supervision and more zealous enforcement of Dodd-Frank provisions.
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"Creating facts" was originally the work of zealous activists who moved onto hilltop outposts, unsanctioned by even the Israeli government.
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A fan-made reboot of the original Half-Life called Black Mesa provoked a wave of nostalgia amongst zealous fans.
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If this would have sounded dreamy to my zealous 14-year-old self, the reality, I discovered, was less electrifying.
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It would take an extraordinarily zealous U.S. enforcement effort to make secondary sanctions on Chinese and Indian oil purchases bite.
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Sadr has a zealous following among the young, poor and dispossessed but had been sidelined by influential Iranian-backed figures.
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She was killed by the religious leader's zealous converts, who hammered her head in with the barrel of a rifle.
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But while snowboarding has maintained a zealous following, the X Games dropped snowblading just a few years later, in 2001.
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He was a zealous convert to the supply-side economic policies that swept the Republican Party in the late 1970s.
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ISIS promised to impose the most draconian restrictions on women, in a one-upmanship meant to outdo already zealous competitors.
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Moderation is a difficult virtue for people to rally around, since by definition it doesn't arouse fervor or zealous advocates.
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The late British playwright Harold Pinter (Nobel, 2005) was only slightly less zealous than Handke in his defense of Milosevic.
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" As she wrote, "the birth of a new gadget often gives rise to zealous overuse, until the novelty wears off.
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All hopes of gaining additional support in the Latino community vanished with Trump's zealous anti-immigrant stances, rhetoric and policies.
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Earnings should be helped by slightly higher oil prices than last year's second quarter as well as zealous cost-cutting.
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Trump's political original sin was his zealous advocacy of birtherism, questioning the legitimacy of the nation's first African American president.
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He seemed to have allowed over-zealous, experienced prosecutors who worked for him to cause him to make poor judgments.
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His zealous vision of a "Fourth Republic" is an idealized Catholic Poland stripped of Communist remnants and Western social liberalism.
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The Nike allegations hinge on Mr. Avenatti's intent — whether it was extortion or zealous advocacy — which is harder to determine.
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Do Trump's constituents worry that the next president will be an insufficiently zealous advocate for Israel's interests or for America's?
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It wouldn't be over-zealous to describe "BBF" as anti-British, or at least, anti the idea of a United Kingdom.
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Chris Cox from the National Rifle Association explained that Clinton would be insufficiently zealous in safeguarding Americans' right to firearms ownership.
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When it comes to bagging groceries, some supermarkets can be a bit over-zealous, double- and sometimes even triple-bagging groceries.
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The snooziest of them all is a zealous "witchfinder" named Shadwell (Michael McKean) and his psychic neighbor, Madam Tracy (Miranda Richardson).
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Show that you're ultimately on the same side as your current opponent, because you will need his zealous support come November.
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Given a zealous or messianic personality, this rule — which says events can be determined at the extremes — can overcome the others.
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Big-polluters, special interests and some zealous elected officials would shutter regional EPA offices and labs and force them to consolidate.
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But his goal in running Robert's embodies the zealous preservation traditional country, rockabilly and honky-tonk culture has on Lower Broadway.
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In Dowd's traditional zealous style, Sandra reacts to the unknown caller much like one might respond to the voice of God.
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Today, we'd like to congratulate one zealous cat owner in particular, who authored highly detailed bios for each of her cats.
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Alexanda Kotey, who was not raised as Muslim, appears to have been the most outwardly devout and zealous about his religion.
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Officials, sometimes lax in their application of safety rules, are zealous in their use of them to evict migrants from lodgings.
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The review also offers insights into how banks can mitigate the enforcement and reputational risks stemming from over-zealous sales practices.
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The Fox News host is infamous for his zealous defense of President Donald Trump against all manner of foes and scandals.
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Following zealous cost-cutting over the last two years, the next stage was to assess every stage of the value chain.
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Why is a company — with no mechanism for democratic oversight — the primary and most zealous guardian of user privacy and security?
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After Lucille introduced him to Swiss Kriss, an herbal laxative, he became a zealous proponent and offered his endorsement for free.
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Still, Mr. Brat has a reserve of strength and not simply from the more zealous who helped him defeat Mr. Cantor.
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It turned out that the type of art they loved, "unambiguously gay" and shunned by conventional museums, had a zealous following.
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To others, the rally has been running on fumes driven by a zealous faith in the company's chief executive, Elon Musk.
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Despite his low-key demeanor, Mr. Rokos is zealous about building a hedge fund business, much like his mentor, Mr. Howard.
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"The heart and soul of pop is newness, excitement, innovation," said Mr. Antonoff, a spirited, zealous talker who rarely stops fidgeting.
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To Mr. Fallon's critics, it was "normalizing," which has become a buzzword for any insufficiently zealous response to Mr. Trump's presidency.
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New presidents are often less zealous in unraveling their predecessors' achievements than in vowing to do so on the campaign trail.
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The zealous conviction of utopians that the present must be erased, rather than built upon, fuels their denunciations of pragmatic incrementalism.
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"The chairman of the Judiciary Committee has not been zealous in his desire to do real investigations," the Oversight member said.
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I cannot say for certain that King would applaud Birmingham for its zealous defense of Angela Davis's solidarity with Palestinian people.
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By "totally unacceptable," he meant an ideologically zealous challenger who could excite a disaffected chunk of primary voters, but not a majority.
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Mike Pompeo, who has hitherto been serving the president as head of the CIA, is a zealous, evangelical Christian accused of Islamophobia.
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Whatever its intentions, it has enabled Erodgan to further consolidate power and expand his zealous purge of his enemies, real and imagined.
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The zealous approach — and exorbitant legal fees involved for defendants or witnesses — serve as deterrents for anyone who might consider public service.
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Panelists said Europe was suffering from reduced lending by banks on account of over-zealous regulation since the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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Their pretext was the protection of a cherished tradition—eating from food stalls during the Chinese new-year holiday—from zealous officialdom.
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Michael Eisen of the University of California, Berkeley, a zealous proponent of open science, argues that the traditional publication model is outmoded.
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Perhaps she had learned all too well the show's recurring legal lesson — do almost anything in the zealous representation of one's client.
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He built the best organization of any other Republican campaign this year, but his zealous conservatism fell victim to Trump's outsider appeal.
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The more zealous among them ripped up everything that was not nailed down across several blocks of the 20023th and 22002th arrondissements.
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Jessica Biel plays a neurotic wife, who may not be long for this world, and Vincent Kartheiser is a zealous police detective.
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For the most zealous proponents of unfettered campaign spending, having no cop on the beat may seem like a pretty good deal.
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But when approached at her rallies, even zealous Clinton supporters are often hard-pressed to name a signature policy proposal of hers.
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" Ellis commented in court after he dismissed the jury Tuesday that lawyers on both sides had provided "very effective and zealous representation.
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In Coetzee's novel, the magistrate encounters a zealous officer, Colonel Joll, who has been dispatched to the frontier to crush the barbarians.
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I got a little too close to the front of the stage and some over-zealous fan reached up and grabbed ahold.
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North Korea's news media gave zealous coverage to Mr. Kim as he presided over the roomful of reverential negotiators from the South.
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Some of the former vice president's most zealous supporters have gotten ahead of themselves, arguing that he's put the "Obama coalition" together.
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An overly flexible, easily expanded criminal statute is a loaded weapon capable of being fired by zealous prosecutors at almost any target.
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Jackie Frankel, a 47-year-old factory worker from Australia's Mornington Peninsula, is a zealous Barefooter, as Mr. Pape's fans are known.
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It partly reflects their fear of zealous Trump supporters within the GOP rank-and-file, who might oust them in party primaries.
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The sharpest plunge in America's press freedom rating occurred during the Obama administration — thanks in part to its zealous prosecutions of journalists.
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She testified that she had only been trying to keep him in the public eye, consistent with her policy of zealous representation.
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Bolton and Kudlow are both accomplished television pundits who, whatever the details of their policy views, have always been zealous Trump defenders.
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He begins to do just that that night, but another witch, driven mad with hunger and zealous devotion, kills herself in Prudence's place.
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Even by the standards of Republican legislators, his evangelicalism was zealous and openly proclaimed; he would quote Bible verses to explain his policies.
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Over the years since, being sceptical about the identity of the Romanov relics has become a sort of touchstone of zealous religious nationalism.
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But any hospital manager awed by such infection control must reserve envy for something else that this hospital is zealous about: the basics.
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Meanwhile, the conspiracy theories generated and stirred on social media by the alt-right and other Trump supporters sent people into zealous overdrive.
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Still, a survey by WIN/Gallup International in 2012 suggested that Brazilians were more religious than Afghans and Armenians more zealous than Iraqis.
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What the whistleblower does need, though, is for the mob to back the heck off of its zealous desire to expose his identity.
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There was once a zealous official who used party-speak to name each of his five children: Planning, Policy, Guideline, Direction and Completion.
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Other buyers are similarly zealous in their love of the PRObreeze, including several reviewers who claim it helped alleviate their chronic back pain.
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Judging from the zealous applause during a two-hour performance on Saturday and interviews with patrons afterward, Ms. Feld's vision has its fans.
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Many in the region fear that Prince bin Salman is overly ambitious, zealous in the extreme -- and maybe even a little bit paranoid.
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Her memoir, most valuable as an artifact of how one individual can escape mind control, tracks this transformation from zealous believer to apostate.
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From Iceland's shimmering Skógafoss to the family of falls in New Zealand's Milford Sound, they are zealous, aquatic showstoppers of the natural world.
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In a telegram of condolence, Francis called Cardinal Danneels a "zealous pastor" who had been "attentive to the challenges of the contemporary Church."
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She turned scrappy and raw in "The Fighter" (2010), chillingly zealous in "The Master" (2012) and cunning and carnal in "American Hustle" (2013).
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And Roger McNamee, a former Zuckerberg confidant who is now a zealous big-tech antagonist, argues that microtargeting is only half the problem.
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For Mr. Perry, that meant being a disciplined member of the Corps of Cadets and a zealous Aggie Yell leader at football games.
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The Catalan police, criticised by the prosecution for failing to prevent the referendum, are likely to be more zealous in upholding the law.
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There are so many poor and powerless men and women, who every day are destroyed by a zealous and voracious criminal justice system.
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Cargo airships are not going to happen without outsized optimism—without at least one over-the-top zealous visionary thinking very, very big.
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Most small brewers, after all, would rather sell to a broad audience than to see supplies swallowed up by a few zealous shoppers.
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Twitter, Facebook and Instagram have been flooded with more attacks against the pizzeria as believers in the child-trafficking conspiracy became more zealous.
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Chambers replaced one zealous faith with another; Burnham—a nearly forgotten figure who dominated the scene while he was alive—kept changing systems.
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At one show, he poked fun at "zealous and performative leftists," in Orbey's words, and criticized Twitter users for calling out cultural appropriation.
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Nintendo, it must be said, has been particularly zealous in its efforts to clear the web of ROMs, especially for its first-party games.
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For example, it would encourage firms to hold more money, reducing the need for zealous cash-management strategies such as delaying payments to suppliers.
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His zealous faith in God and his disdain of human indulgence coalesced into a dietary ministry that would change the way Americans ate, forever.
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Charlie HunnamWhen overly-zealous fans criticized his choice of girlfriend, Hunnam put up the defenses on a Facebook fan page run by his friend.
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The pinned sites will launch through Microsoft's native Edge browser, though, so if you're a zealous Chrome user, you might be out of luck.
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Several prisoners complained, and disciplinary action against the zealous gardener was started; this prompted him to take sick leave and eventually quit the job.
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This sort of targeted negativity from zealous fans is exactly what pushed Gomez to quit social media several times herself, most recently in September.
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Guzman's lawyers promised a zealous defense to ensure he receives a fair trial, and they said they would examine whether Guzman was extradited appropriately.
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Debt collectors are one of the country's most zealous users of robocalls, a tool they deploy to hound people in debt about their bills.
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Be sensitive to the fact that when candidates unleash extreme, zealous statements, they can stir up scary emotions (worry, confusion, fear, anxiety) in tweens.
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Viewing Congress as the body closest to the people, the Founders assumed Congress would be the branch most zealous about maintaining those individual rights.
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His arrest led to the creation of yet another persona — zealous defense lawyer, who worked long nights in his cell to prepare his case.
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One YouTube video titled "Zealous Operation" shows masked members of the group yelling "gas the kikes, race war now," before they begin firing guns.
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Ares insists men are essentially evil; Diana swears they are good (and cute, despite their flaws, blowing off the zealous feminism of her tribe).
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Trump has been angry for years that neither Sessions nor Sessions's deputy, Ron Rosenstein, agreed to act as zealous defenders of Trump's personal interests.
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But even the most zealous and hardworking of VCs can only sit on so many boards and be fully engaged with each portfolio company.
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Large-scale leaks, by Chelsea Manning and later by Edward J. Snowden, prompted the administration to adopt a zealous, prosecutorial approach toward all leaking.
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The third installment of the Star Wars sequel trilogy, The Rise of Skywalker, will be released next month to theaters packed with zealous fans.
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It gets quite zealous at times and, one suspects, "In the Long Tail" makes for a better sermon than it does an academic text.
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Conceptually, the Catacombs offer a rebuttal to both racial profiling and to the left's over-zealous (at times self-damaging) obsession with identity politics.
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For professional athletes (and overly-zealous amateurs), measuring your core body temperature or CBT can offer useful information about workout performance and recovery from injury.
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Stocks continue to pop to new highs even as Sanders climbs the Democratic field and pledges to come after the wealthy with a zealous passion.
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A television presenter was even told off by the Daily Mail, a zealous enforcer of poppy-wearing, for sporting one that was deemed too big.
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Not only did this family company help to foster the zealous gun culture endemic to the United States, it resulted in untold numbers of deaths.
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I think seeing this sort of zealous and prideful invocation of their authority to invade people's privacy is a scary thing to see in 2018.
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" Mr. Anthony referred to the Damascus-road conversion of Saul, a zealous Pharisee, who later became the Apostle Paul: "He didn't know the language either.
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The experience is kind of like going to your first SoulCycle class — you enter a cynic, but you emerge (hopefully less sweaty) a zealous convert.
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I have seen it so often, and not just on days when a zealous owner might want to spare four paws from the fallen elements.
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Colin: I don't know why my zealous youth pastor tried to say Halloween was for sinners cause so much devotional art is spooky as shit.
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So, as a Californian living in Texas, the uniform and often zealous rebuffing of In-N-Out as a brand took me by genuine surprise.
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Texas has the fourth-highest number of Zika cases in the US, so Marie expected the state's practitioners to take a zealous approach to diagnosis.
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Barr, they note, submitted an unsolicited memo to the Justice Department last year in which he expressed concern about "over-zealous prosecutors" investigating the president.
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While Price distinguished himself as a zealous opponent of the ACA, Azar has the opportunity to enact a proactive agenda to improve America's health care.
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" Mr. Zarco's lawyer, William Hochberg, said his client was not "looking for trouble, but he won't be trampled on" by the Pozzuolis' "zealous pizza lawyers.
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The key to a good water bowl is utility, and while the folding models are convenient for travel, they tend to collapse during zealous use.
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Cults often display a zealous commitment to a special and unaccountable leader, discourage dissent and control members through shame, guilt and peer pressure, she said.
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Once again there's a noble, strong-jawed captain (Rick Okon in the Jürgen Prochnow role) stuck with a zealous Nazi (August Wittgenstein) as first officer.
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I expected Elvis Presley's Graceland to be a temple of tacky brimming with shag rugs and frequented by zealous impersonators in blinged-out one-pieces.
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His fans back him and his teachings with zealous vigor, and the employees and volunteers who run his events are often his most fervent followers.
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We all know them by now thanks to social media, which has shamed these over-zealous white people for falsely accusing innocent blacks of wrongdoing.
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" On both legal teams' enthusiasm in representing their clients: "I think the Government and Mr. Manafort received very effective and zealous representation from their counsel.
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"Our strategy includes important safeguards to prevent an overly narrow and zealous interpretation of price stability from becoming a source of financial instability," Praet said.
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But in what could be a case of mistaken or over zealous enforcement, Slack has banned an Iranian academic living in Canada from its platform.
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They suggest that the prosecutor was grandstanding before his term expires in September, perhaps to ensure that Mr Temer nominates a successor who is equally zealous.
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We've only made it this far thanks largely to the efforts of one zealous chemist, and a few brave, iron-stomached volunteers dubbed the Poison Squad.
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Vaulin insists that he's innocent, and he holds no grudges toward the studios that encourage the zealous prosecution of individuals taking part in file-sharing services.
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It has drawn the wrath of President Donald Trump, who ordered immigration officials to be zealous in enforcing rules to stop unlawful entry by caravan members.
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Paradoxically the visit seemed to galvanise those forces; everywhere the pope went he was greeted by ultra-zealous Georgian Orthodox demonstrators denouncing him for "spiritual aggression".
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Alma White was part of a trend: the 1920s producednumerous female preachers, particularly Pentecostal preachers, many of whom could arouse zealous followers through their tent revivals.
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Possibly you might plump for banks, which are seeing their net interest margins scythed by increasingly desperate central bankers and zealous regulators fighting the last war.
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Prosecutors have said the adults and children were related by blood or marriage and were a zealous Islamic family planning to attack schools, banks and police.
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Few free-speech advocates, even in Silicon Valley, are zealous enough to want to permit beheading videos from Islamic State or the live-streaming of massacres.
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" But Joscelyn said such claims would do little damage to the group's credibility among their zealous supporters, who "already live in their own extreme media bubble.
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Overly zealous spooks might link databases, and trawl them looking for patterns, drawing conclusions purely on the basis of inference, with no redress for those concerned.
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Now Turkish businessmen say that over-zealous Russian officials are subjecting their goods to additional checks at customs and have conducted impromptu searches at their premises.
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It also includes restricting urban counties' ability to open additional polling sites and purging voter registration rolls through the use of manipulable and overly zealous techniques.
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He's hardly alone, of course, as you can hardly even set up a smart light bulb these days without some perky encouragement from a zealous copywriter.
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It means that the most zealous, exaggerated views get top billing on the biggest websites, while the websites themselves are able to deny any editorial culpability.
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China has also become more zealous about regulation, partly in order to pursue nationalist and political goals and partly because of worries about conflicts of interest.
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He said that in investigating cases, some involving capital offenses, he became "too engaged and overwhelmed in trying to provide a zealous defense" for his clients.
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Wray enjoys the irony—gently sustained throughout the novel—that the young man named Yousafzai is far less religiously zealous than the young woman named Sawyer.
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Superflossers, like the zealous hygienist at your dentist's office, aim to "hug the neck of the tooth" and get below the gum line, Dr. Hujoel said.
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But Mr. Trump's unfiltered rallies and unshakable self-regard attracted a zealous following, fusing unsubtle identity politics with an economic populism that often defied party doctrine.
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You can find Worldwide Shit everywhere: on the intros and outros to their songs, on their Weibo page, in the zealous comments of fans on YouTube.
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So it was no surprise this week when compelling evidence emerged that the secretary may have committed perjury in his zealous pursuit of the president's agenda.
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As I grew up, Ahmadis went from being treated as zealous reformist Muslims to non-Muslims to kafir, or heretics — worse even than Hindus or Jews.
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This formidable film is sometimes zealous to a fault: The credits cite more than 200 sources of archival material, from The Washington Post to YouTube channels.
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Miller's first novel, the brilliantly absurd "The Last Days of California," relayed the story of a zealous Alabama family taking a road trip to the rapture.
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Other senators have indicated they, too, could be on the fence if Trump picks someone considered to be an ideologue with zealous opinions on divisive issues.
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So zealous about wanting fewer regulations, the farmers backed Donald Trump, not believing he'd actually try to make good on his promise to deport illegal immigrants.
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Not so powerful after all As a zealous litigant during his business career, Trump was used to having lawyers ready to jump at his barked commands.
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Some movements were both ultra-zealous and ultra-sceptical, rejecting all earthly religious practice as a poor copy of the real worship which happened in heaven.
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In case after case, a wary — and frequently unanimous — Supreme Court has knocked down legal theories drummed up by well-meaning but overly zealous federal prosecutors.
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Even the most zealous legislators realize that absorbing all of the West Bank's 2.7 million Palestinians would threaten Israel's existence as a Jewish and democratic state.
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"Another responder suggested that someone leaked the story to the New York Times because they "got greedy, zealous and wanted to get more compensated by the NYTimes.
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Even if I'm not wholly convinced that the most zealous body-mod enthusiasts are compelling villains just yet, this episode reminded me why they're such a threat.
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" Justice Stephen Breyer was the most vigorous questioner of the government, concerned that the Justice Department could wield "enormous power" and that prosecutors could be "overly zealous.
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Phenomenal acting, gorgeous cinematography and an unsettling plot come together perfectly in this film about a family cast out of zealous New England society in the 1630s.
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The lower house of congress has passed a worse measure, to give the appeals courts greater power to discipline zealous judges and prosecutors for "abuse of authority".
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Changing attitudes to budget deficits are in part a backlash against the zealous fiscal rectitude that prevailed in much of the rich world after the financial crisis.
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I wasn't bombarded with zealous explanations of the technology on the rear-facing tablet, it simply showed the essentials: where we were, and where we were going.
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And although David Cameron, the previous prime minister, was enthusiastic about efforts to fight corruption, campaigners worry that Theresa May, burdened by Brexit, may prove less zealous.
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It even has a miniature set of machine guns on the front, which, admittedly, might actually be a hassle when dealing with over-zealous airport security agents.
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That may be in part because his confirmation process would have been contentious; Mr Homan has been a zealous champion in Mr Trump's battle against undocumented immigrants.
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But these zealous fans are aren't targeting the stations' Twitter accounts as themselves — they're pretending to be soccer moms, in the hopes of being taken more seriously.
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Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, won election in 2012 on a promise to rejuvenate the economy, and immediately pressed the Bank of Japan to be more zealous.
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The Price Is Right is never short of exciting moments or zealous contestants (really, a quick YouTube search yields many results) and Thursday's episode was no different.
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As a rule, lenders are "very zealous in protecting against suspicious activity," said Brad Rustin, partner at law firm Nelson Mullins, who counsels financial companies on compliance.
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Millions of people were persecuted, publicly humiliated, beaten or killed during the upheaval, as zealous factionalism metastasized countrywide, tearing apart Chinese society at a most basic level.
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And I was struck by the zealous young man who approached Allen at SXSW, interrupting our conversation, to earnestly tell his guide: "You have changed my life!"
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And while I'm no zealous Apple fan, I've always been certain I preferred the iPhone's mechanical home button to the glassy touch buttons of most Android handsets.
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To tourists, he is an engaging performer with a wide repertoire and witty banter, but to his musician colleagues he is overly zealous in claiming open slots.
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The practice was even the subject of a popular sketch on the comedy show "Fostbraedur," in which a zealous warden scrubs down a reluctant pool visitor himself.
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New Zealand Prime Minister John Key announced an ambitious plan in July that's taken until now to really gather traction, simply because of how … zealous it is.
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But I have found it is better to live in the pain of not-knowing than to live in a certainty held together by zealous self-righteousness.
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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel sent a company-wide note to employees "several months ago" outlining a zealous goal to break even in 2018, according to The Information.
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Projecting himself as an Iraqi nationalist, Sadr has a zealous following among the young, poor and dispossessed, but he had been sidelined by influential Iran-backed figures.
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The DNAinfo-Gothamist announcement sparked a zealous anti-union campaign: Management threatened employees by saying that Joe Ricketts might shut the whole place down if it unionized.
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He is a zealous promoter of the brand of unapologetic techno-optimism that was commonplace in early Silicon Valley and has only recently fallen out of fashion.
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"Washington's highly politicized culture — a reality that the president and zealous officials like Mr. Miller have directly contributed to — can be brutal on dating life," writes Katie.
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We do not want to go back to that place and time, where zealous politicians could enlist the use of government agents for their own political aims.
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The political right would normally react to the menace of a viral outbreak in a major geopolitical rival with demands for quarantine and a zealous government response.
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But the Casey story shows us that the justices are capable of taking great care not to permit overly zealous advocacy to back them into a corner.
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A very vocal segment of the 13D fandom also took issue with Todd's fictional portrayal of Styles as a jerk — one particularly zealous fan even started a change.
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Carter was a cerebral, problem-solving, centrist who rejected any ideological orthodoxy and Reagan was a zealous conservative who thrived in dramatic proclamations and theatrical appeals to voters.
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Under the law, it would be up to Facebook, Twitter and video streaming platform YouTube to swiftly remove the content, pushing them to be zealous, advocacy groups say.
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I saw the most zealous, the most pious among my old church friends express sadness and confusion, some suggesting we stay the course, some suggesting we demand justice.
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Some of these tools might be a little on the over-zealous side but it's worth enlisting their help if it means avoiding any trouble while you're online.
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With a nightmarish humor, she has adorned the gallery walls of Freight + Volume with genitalia, patriotism, and zealous castration scenes where Puritans and Donald Trump lookalikes are victims.
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SpongeBob tackles everything in life—work, driving school, friendship, pain, lifeguarding, climate change—with a level of zealous breeziness usually reserved zen monks and six-year-old kids.
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I added events where rabbis and other zealous Jews try to encourage other Jews to lose bad traits such as jealousy, pride, greed, and develop good traits instead.
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I hope this is not the case, however, because these tactics suggest that zealous promoters of genetic engineering are increasingly desperate in their efforts to overcome public resistance.
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Afghan-born veteran U.S. diplomat Zalmay Khalilzad has erred in taking "over-zealous shortcuts by talking directly to the Taliban," a senior Iranian official said in the message.
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In 2018, New Orleanians paid over $213 million to arrest and prosecute presumptively innocent people, but spent just $85033 million to ensure accurate, fair and zealous representation. Sen.
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American space pioneers will go farther and faster and learn far more than humans ever have before, but only if we protect each astronaut's life with zealous care.
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That determination of guilt or innocence requires a full adversarial trial with a zealous defense attorney, vigorous cross examination, exclusionary rules of evidence, and other due process safeguards.
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Spicer was a zealous notetaker in the White House, sources tell CNN, a habit that dates to his time as the top strategist at the Republican National Committee.
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"Today, Justice Thomas wrote: SCOTUS has been zealous in the past in barring discrimination based on sex, race, & disability," he said, taking to the president's preferred medium, Twitter.
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It's what the world would look like if people were gone and Mother Nature redecorated — carpeting hills with waist high grass and sprinkling them with zealous yellow flowers.
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As well as criticizing individual-level actions, Sharkawy warned of over-zealous actions by governments, like restricting travel and trade, which would disrupt people's lives and economic growth.
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CAIRO — As free speech has shriveled in Egypt, its often zealous courts have jailed democracy activists, shuttered charities and pursued gay people who waved rainbow flags at concerts.
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Here's Lecher in The Verge: While recent news has put the focus on Iran, it's hardly the first time tech companies have mounted a zealous response to sanctions.
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Encrypting your communication isn't a matter of hiding criminal activity; it's a matter of ensuring innocuous activity can't be deemed suspicious by a zealous prosecutor or intelligence agent.
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Bernie Sanders may be fueled by his zealous fans on social media, but of all the Democrats running for president, the web means the most to Andrew Yang.
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Democrats will need to build a vibrant coalition that can match the zealous base that the president will count on to turn out the vote in swing states.
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I've been thinking a lot about how often these sorts of zealous movements are defined by the bad apples in their midst, from religious fundamentalists to Bernie Bros.
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Under President Barack Obama, the 287(g) program was downsized and its funding reduced amid concerns that some participating police departments were over-zealous in their targeting of Latinos.
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The toothless performance was Lady Gaga at her most decidedly apolitical; it could've meant anything to anyone, from the most zealous gun-toting patriot to her own Little Monsters.
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Such zealous pursuit of quality would be expected of factories that produce phones for Apple—the world-class facilities run by Taiwan's Foxconn in nearby Shenzhen house similar teams.
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At the same time, we don't want zealous property owners firing off Mossberg shotguns or surface-to-air missiles at a drone hovering above their property -- or do we?
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An ultra-zealous group of self-described Orthodox militants has threatened both the film's director and cinemas preparing to show the "sacrilegious" movie; one cinema chain has pulled out.
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A zealous Catholic who believes in the inevitability of civilisational conflict, he considers China's growth to be an additional, overarching threat to America, which it must therefore dial back.
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Following a pick-six by linebacker Luke Kuechly, the zealous fan reached perhaps a little too hard for some skin and instead got a face full of turf burn.
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Four years after getting caught cheating emissions standards with millions of diesel-powered cars, Volkswagen has become the most (outwardly, at least) zealous of converts to an electric future.
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Meek's legal team has accused the judge of having a personal vendetta against the rapper, and they claim the over-zealous prison sentence is an example of her bias.
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The couple returned to California but publicly criticized the Australian government as being overly zealous, setting off a controversy that the local news media called the "War on Terrier."
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The site, ranked No. 6 in traffic globally by research firm Alexa, is known for its zealous user base and its power to make images or stories go viral.
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Instead of focusing on serious threats like North Korea or Iran, the Trump administration must now spend energy appeasing its zealous supporters instead of managing current and future challenges.
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But the ball had just left his hand, and despite the N.F.L.'s already zealous, punitive penalties against contact with the quarterback, no penalty was called on the play.
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It is a paradox of the record business: Labels have often been cavalier about physically safeguarding masters, but they are zealous guardians of their ownership and intellectual-property rights.
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In 2016, Sanders addressed a sect of over-zealous supporters known as the "Bernie Bros" who gained notoriety for making sexist, derogatory remarks about Democratic presidential rival Hillary Clinton.
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Taos, New Mexico (CNN)The evidence was intended to paint a disturbing picture of a zealous family training for a violent mission against government institutions, New Mexico prosecutors said.
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In this way, they were unlike Trekkies and perhaps closer to the zealous male fans—many of whom identify as gay—of female superstars like Liza Minnelli or Cher.
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China's neo-Maoists, as they are sometimes called, are loosely united by demands for stringent economic equality, zealous nationalism and a loathing of the capitalist West and liberal democracy.
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But he is perhaps best known as the creative mastermind and only permanent member of the Shivers, whose fuzzy, folksy 2004 album "Charades" earned a small but zealous following.
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One must be zealous — and drunk on one's youth (and perhaps other things) — to spend dozens of nights in an unheated tent for the sake of a good view.
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Using his bully pulpit and his Twitter account, Trump has succeeded in convincing most Republicans that the Democrats have overreached in their zealous pursuit of criminality by the President.
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First, post-1960s social conservatism — the bigger-than-the-religious-right tent that once included a lot of moderately religious fellow travelers — has collapsed back to its zealous core.
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But for precisely that reason, the zealous ideological enemies of regulation who controlled the House Committee on Financial Services were determined to allow no such alleviation of the pressure.
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He added that the possibility of ceding territory for a base took officers by surprise in the Brazilian military, which has traditionally been a zealous guardian of national sovereignty.
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It's self-defense, but with such philosophical gray area, we're not sure how any of the humans embedded among the hosts could be so zealous in fighting for them.
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The community is intense and passionate, which means its editors are often zealous in their policing of what goes on the site, and the ensuing discussion is not always civil.
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"All those learning activities that you did with your first child as excited, nervous and over-zealous parents actually seem to have some positive, long-lasting impact on their development."
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Now, Alliance Defending Freedom hopes to chart new ground by focusing on the "hostility" basis of the Supreme Court's baker ruling — arguing that the state attorney general was overly zealous.
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But there's something misleading about the generosity inherent in looking at North as a man simply too zealous in his convictions (in this case, that communism is the greatest evil).
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Does this mean that he or other powerful figures in Moscow have pored over the Koran and come to conclusions which are different from those of Mr Trump's zealous advisers?
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EVER since an audio recording emerged in May of Brazil's president, Michel Temer, seeming to discuss paying hush money and backhanders, the country's zealous prosecutors have been expected to pounce.
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And not only do those things respond with dialogue and retaliatory leg-jabs of their own, but sometimes your zealous kicking is the way to solve puzzles and help people.
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One such case concerned Michael Overd, a zealous Christian street preacher in the west of England, whose strong views on Islam and homosexuality led to some vigorous arguments with passersby.
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Avenatti said his demands, made in obscenity-laden communications recorded at prosecutors' behest after Nike approached them, were merely part of settlement negotiations and reflected his "zealous advocacy" for Franklin.
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Temperamentally the opposite of zealous, he always acknowledged our human imperfection—his Nobel Peace Prize lecture was a Niebuhrian meditation on the tragic necessity of force in affairs of state.
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His hollow cheeks and wild whiskers suggest a zealous temperament, but the kindness in his eyes conveys the decency and compassion that lie at the heart of his moral commitment.
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Anthony Comstock's zealous crusade against vice, the uptick in fraternal lodges and the Knights of Labor: All these were responses to what seemed challenges to the sanctity of the home.
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It's a real joy to watch propably fake scientists, gamers, and developers talk about this "revolutionary system" with the fervor associated with over-zealous fans of virtual reality (myself included).
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The stewards' decision triggered an immediate controversy with some defending the penalty while others felt the officials had killed off an exciting race by over zealous application of the rules.
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It is not clear whether similar questionnaires were circulated at other cabinet agencies, or whether the questionnaire was the product of a particularly zealous landing team at the Energy Department.
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The royal visit's real conflict is that the King and Queen travel with their own cook, maids, and footmen, which quickly leaves the zealous Downton staff feeling redundant and rejected.
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Since then, a small but highly organized and zealous group referred to as the "anti-vaxx" movement has promoted this misguided propaganda and also intimidated and harassed pro-vaccine doctors.
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Instead she has proved to be a zealous, hands-on enforcer of Aceh's conservative moral code, issuing a nighttime curfew for women and personally dispersing events deemed to contradict Shariah.
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"We have begun a thorough investigation into the allegations against Mr. Weldon and intend to provide a vigorous and zealous defense," Weldon's attorney, Brian Murphy, said in a statement Friday.
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Republican struggles with governmental responsibility stem largely from reliance on a support base – disproportionately older, working-class whites – that grows more zealous as it shrinks in a rapidly-diversifying country.
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This incident reminded me of sports reporters doing their job who often have to fend off kisses from zealous fans or players high on the victory of winning a game.
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Their suspicions were furthered when Jewell's previous employers at Piedmont College called the FBI to voice their concerns that Jewell had been "overly zealous" in his work at the college.
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The stewards' decision triggered an immediate controversy with some defending the penalty while others felt the officials had killed off an exciting race by over-zealous application of the rules.
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Who might not wreak havoc if we had legions of zealous followers, a handful of nervous (and nuclear) foreign powers, and hundreds of loyal apparatchiks all hanging on our every tweet?
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Image by Lindsay via Wikipedia In an era where everything online is built to go viral, it can be easy to get bogged down by scepticism and over-zealous eye rolling.
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An activist and zealous member of Cocomacia, the community council for the Atrato region for which the restaurant is named, Heredia's not interested in maintaining any kind of macho status quo.
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Another is that the rigours of its zealous regulation are experienced, in the main, only by foreigners—which makes them more palatable to, or even popular with, politicians and the public.
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These days, a well-financed diyanet and its external branches are used both to rally support for Mr Erdogan among the diaspora and also to promote relatively zealous forms of Islam.
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And in a very different corner of British Christianity, the smallish world of zealous fundamentalism, the sentiment in favour of Brexit is often no less passionate, but very different in tone.
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His music constantly towed the line between the religious and secular, able to appeal to both indie rock record heads and the zealous audiences at the Jesus-centric Cornerstone Music Festival.
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Apartment-dwellers beware, however: these things get loud quickly and you'll find yourself forced to turn them down by the co-op board/police if you get a bit over-zealous.
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However, overly zealous regulation in the U.S. in response to the Russian meddling could give a green light to authoritarian regimes to clamp down on social media within their own borders
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That was certainly the case with "Salvator Mundi," as the "muttering of skeptics" about the painting's sketchy provenance and over-zealous restoration was obliterated by 1203 minutes of rapidly escalating bidding.
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The zealous Republican overreach at that time, continuing to pursue a president who already had been acquitted in congressional impeachment proceedings, led to remarkable Democratic victories in the subsequent 85033 midterms.
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Other movies set in high school have clearer lessons: The Breakfast Club kids are forced to reconsider stereotypes and forge alliances to defeat the zealous principal determined to ruin their weekend.
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Momentum investors are betting heavily that the trend in lower rates will continue, while — as you would imagine — growth investors seem less zealous over the future environment because of worsening fundamentals.
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But how did the East's zealous wish to imitate the West, which was matched by the West's keenness to export its beloved political and economic models, contribute to the current crisis?
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A zealous cook, his approach to landscapes is similar to the one he uses in the kitchen: "You look through the house and see what you have," as he put it.
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His linkup with Franglish — a hybrid name to strike fear in the hearts of the Académie Française, the zealous gatekeepers of the French language — was forged through their shared African heritage.
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Mr. Kappanna is proud of his role in unmasking Volkswagen's wrongdoing, but he also wonders whether he was seen within G.M. as overly zealous about compliance and too friendly to regulators.
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"It seems there were zealous doctors who took the law up systematically, promoting it as a truly noble way to save the nation," said Koji Niisato, a lawyer overseeing the lawsuits.
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That claim ignores profound changes in recent years in how the House approaches subpoenas — some of which were put in place by zealous Republicans during their investigations of the Obama administration.
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The administration has been zealous in trying to protect health care workers who object to performing procedures like abortion and gender reassignment surgery because of their religious beliefs or moral convictions.
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My mother and sister have long been puzzle-solving companions, and Zach also benefits from the zealous Scrabble players on his father's side of the family — they are a ruthless bunch.
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Over-zealous de-risking, for example, could actually be counter-productive, as it could push business into informal and illicit financing arrangements, and foster situations of modern slavery and human trafficking.
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Zealous marketing departments, capital-hungry startup founders and overeager reporters are casting the futuristic sheen of artificial intelligence over many products that are actually driven by simple statistics — or hidden people.
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The statue's paint had begun to crack in the small church of St. Michael's in the village of Estella when a zealous local company set out to restore it last year.
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Mr Macron, by contrast, is a zealous champion of the EU, favouring open borders, global trade, technical innovation and the adaptation of France's welfare system to a less stable future job market.
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The haj, which every able-bodied Muslim is required to perform, is believed to forgive the sins of a lifetime and leads the most zealous to seek to perform the rite repeatedly.
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Bernie Sanders reached into the most ideologically zealous wing of the environmental community to pick Bill McKibben -- an activist who once backed a one-child policy -- to serve on the platform committee.
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Now, as the Iranian revolution nears its 40th anniversary, a cavalier steward of American power is likely to help enthrone Iran's most zealous elements, while condemning its moderates to the political wilderness.
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But in Greece concerns for the environment and antiquities are combining with labyrinthine laws, zealous officialdom and hostile political ideology to create hurdles that even investors familiar with the country cannot understand.
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"The cooperation of Latin American regimes to silence opponents was fueled by zealous beliefs in economic and development models," one of Letelier's sons, Francisco, said at a commemoration this weekend in Washington.
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Zealous oversight from Justice and the FHFA have scared big banks from the market, opening the door for small companies to enter and take advantage of government programs like FHA-insured loans.
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Controversy flared in the weeks before the shareholder meeting after non-executive director Georg Thoma, who was investigating earlier scandals, left after coming under fire from fellow directors for being over-zealous.
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And this sentiment among Trump voters is often mixed with outward displays of patriotism, like zealous support of the military and flying the flag, and conceptions of prototypical Americans as white Christians.
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McCall was a central figure in "Devil in the Grove," having participated in the zealous prosecution of four black men wrongly convicted of raping a 17-year-old white woman in 1949.
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President Trump kicked the political week off to an early start with a provocative late-afternoon Sunday tweet taking congressional Republicans to task for their insufficiently zealous defense of, well, President Trump.
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Should he leave later and on his terms, his most zealous fans may be less inclined to dismiss the outcome as rigged — and more willing to participate in the election in November.
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The court was backed by a crowd of zealous activists who believed law should rule over politics, and its flamboyant first prosecutor seemed to think he could outsmart foxy leaders and generals.
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To stem the separatist tide, battalions of volunteers streamed from the Maidan to the Donbass, with little training or discipline but zealous in their determination to defend Ukraine from the Russian threat.
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Pruitt's motivation would reveal itself over time, as money flowed in from poultry industry executives, the Oklahoma Farm Bureau, and even from Forrest Lucas, a zealous anti-animal welfare advocate from Indiana.
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Russia has countered by saying its own citizens, including lawmakers, journalists and military personnel, had been subjected to "detention and zealous searches" or outright bans at the hands of the Moldovan authorities.
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Described as friendly by the locals, the new dentist seemed particularly zealous in his practice, boasting of treating "between 18 and 26 patients a day," and sometimes tending to several patients simultaneously.
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A dispute has arisen on Deutsche Bank's supervisory board over what some members view as the bank's legal counsel's over-zealous response to scandals it has been embroiled in, Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung reported.
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While he offered a pro forma apology for insensitive language at the time of his retirement, he's nevertheless consistently defended the narrative that he is a victim of over-zealous social justice warriors.
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The online forums where Tesla's famously zealous fans share videos of Autopilot feats and ludicrous acceleration feature a growing number of threads outlining complaints about the quality of the company's materials and workmanship.
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In 2006 California established the first comprehensive greenhouse-gas regulatory programme in America and has adopted more zealous targets to reduce emissions than many signatories to the Paris Agreement, from which America withdrew.
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Brothers Ernie Martin and Lee Walter from Cresco, Iowa, were among a group of zealous Trump fans at the front of the line outside a Trump rally in Des Moines on December 11.
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Why would any client want a lawyer — even if he were the most ardent, zealous and loyal lawyer possible — to tell all to "the enemy" (and President Trump certainly considers Mueller his enemy)?
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At issue is Mr. Kobach's zealous enforcement of a notorious law he urged Kansas Republicans to pass that requires new voters to prove their citizenship with a passport, birth certificate or naturalization papers.
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" In perhaps her most zealous flourish, she noted that Mr. Trump had suggested Tuesday night that he could relate to systemic bias against black Americans because "even against me, the system is rigged.
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Think of Ms. Poehler's zealous public servant Leslie Knope on "Parks and Recreation," going gaga over her idol Joe Biden, which says as much about her nerdy intensity as about the vice president.
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Ms. Golden is known for a zealous development of artists, many of whom have become world renowned, including Kehinde Wiley, Njideka Akunyili Crosby and Glenn Ligon, with whom Ms. Golden talks every day.
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The 32-year-old singer has a zealous fan base and fame enough that King Mohammed VI of Morocco was reported to have helped hire a top-shelf legal team to defend him.
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While some women chose merely to cover their hair with a cloth or sheitel, or wig, the most zealous shave their heads beneath to ensure that their hair is never seen by others.
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It isn't just me: Fear of zealous vigilantes on the internet has led more and more people to restrict unorthodox political views or anecdotes of their private lives to family and close friends.
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I came to the sport just three years ago, and though I applied myself with the zealous devotion of a late convert, lost time and dubious natural talent make for a low ceiling.
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Mr. Pruitt had been hailed by conservatives for his zealous deregulation, but he could not overcome a spate of questions about his alleged spending abuses, first-class travel and cozy relationships with lobbyists.
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His zealous focus on the bottom line — "We do have almost a fetish about this expense control thing," he told The New York Times in 1989 — earned him a reputation for cold calculation.
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Aja: I'll be very upfront and say that I grew up with an unshakeable, nay, zealous, faith in the thoroughly integrated book musical, whose songs evolve organically from the book and the characters.
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And they say that the W.T.O., an outgrowth of Europe's zealous faith in multilateralism, has failed to confront the world's biggest economic challenges, like competition from China, which has cost American factory jobs.
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The novel closes with a last word from our zealous author, who briefly tears off his epistolary robes to list the various moral teachings the book contains, in case we somehow missed them.
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Known for his lavish homes, zealous leadership style and veganism (he once arbitrarily banned meat at the company), Mr. Neumann finally admitted he was the wrong person to lead the money-losing company.
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King had erroneously speculated that the agents were not as zealous in their duties to protect the marchers, because their fealty to their states overrode their oath to support and defend the Constitution.
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But unfortunately, that has not been the case with terrorism, often but not always the result of zealous jihadists or disgruntled individuals inured to the universal morality of respecting the lives of others.
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But the passion of laboring over one's own work is a very different passion than that of the zealous employee, whose livelihood may depend on how "passionate" they can appear to higher-up management.
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" Wedge added: "Again today, Mr. Avenatti used Twitter to launch a defamatory charge against Attorney Davidson, who has been and shall continue to be a zealous advocate for the best interests of his clients.
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Rossi was also a professor of architecture, a theorist, and polemicist, often writing for the magazine L'Architettura, which was edited by one of the great modernist architecture critics, the zealous anti-classicist Bruno Zevi.
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Delta was joined in this by the Koch brothers, major conservative donors who were trying to refashion the conservative movement as more ideologically zealous about free markets and less transactionally solicitous of big business.
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The group was a sort of commune, living rent-free in exchange for labor at the ranch, and composed of zealous devotees willing to do Manson's bidding, including mandatory group sex and LSD use.
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The big picture: In an ongoing evolution of its use of proxy forces, Iran is marshaling zealous and disaffected Shiites from South Asia to fight for its larger ideological and strategic goals in Syria.
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In Sri Lanka zealous groups such as Bodu Bala Sena (Buddhist Power Force) have propagated the view that a small Muslim community is a deadly danger to the country's integrity as a Buddhist nation.
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His appointment to head the SEC, Jay Clayton, during his career as a Wall Street lawyer had criticized enforcement of FCPA as overly zealous and suggested the possibility of placing curbs on the statute.
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In many respects, the climb has been grudging and joyless, pushed ahead by ultra-low official interest rates and pulled along by corporate borrowing, stock buybacks and the zealous defense of company profit margins.
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But, it's the perfect example of earning an easy takedown against an over-zealous opponent and it proved to be worth it as I soon realised how inept my opponent was on the floor.
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Thoma's resignation comes days after a dispute in Deutsche Bank's supervisory board surfaced Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung over what some members viewed as Thoma's over-zealous response to scandals the bank has been embroiled in.
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It was an origin story I doubt any but the most zealous Bad fans were waiting for, and frankly, much of it felt like Saul struggling to figure out what to do with Mike.
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O'Neal says he would never vote for Trump, and he believes even the most zealous and self-righteous of Sanders supporters will come around on Clinton, united in their fear of a Trump presidency.
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But even some zealous Clinton defenders have grown frustrated with their candidate, marveling at the prospect of her snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, for which some say they would never forgive her.
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He has been at war with the press since he took office, and has been especially zealous about destabilizing the country's foremost daily newspaper, the Asahi Shimbun, chief antagonist of his most hawkish positions.
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" Why Kobach is controversial: "He's emerged as a prominent anti-immigrant voice and is a zealous advocate of the idea that voter fraud is a widespread problem, despite there being no evidence that's true.
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Later that month, former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott (Rhodes Scholar, Class of 1983) warned that Oxford would be substituting "moral vanity for fair-minded enquiry" if it caved to the zealous students' demands.
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The company did feed the Journal the same line it issued to Mic last summer, reminding the Journal that Talenti had been dealing with an "over-zealous lid-tightening machine" that had been fixed.
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In contrast to private insurers, "Medicare has been much more zealous about keeping its payments down," said Sherry Glied, dean of the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University.
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He sat a couple of barstools down from Tom Walton from Spring Hill, Florida, who sported a Donkey's T-shirt like a zealous U503 fan who wears the band's apparel to their own show.
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Hall, who is thirty, is the singer and songwriter for Pinegrove, an indie-rock band that was then assembling an unusually zealous group of fans—Pinenuts, they sometimes called themselves, with self-deprecating sincerity.
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Arguments over what precisely is to blame for Mr. Trump's apotheosis — inequality, callous globalized elites, corruptible local legislators, zealous ideologues, a news media either toxic or complaisant — will only intensify in the coming months.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A dispute has arisen on Deutsche Bank's supervisory board over what some members view as the bank's legal counsel's over-zealous response to scandals it has been embroiled in, Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung reported.
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But if he was so intent on doing that, he would also be just as zealous to release information on this Russian thing, if it was available to him, and he didn&apost do that.
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"Within the past two years, a number of zealous Roof fans and would-be copycats have emerged, including some who have crossed the line into criminal activity," two researchers at the Anti-Defamation League write.
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Johannes Tomana, an avowed supporter of Mugabe and his ruling ZANU-PF party, is unpopular with the opposition for his zealous prosecution of anti-Mugabe activists when he was Attorney General from 2008 to 2013.
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He was keen to shut down monasteries, rivals to kingly power for nearly 1,000 years, but he was never a zealous advocate of radical new ideas, about the meaning of the communion service, for example.
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While not regarded as among the most zealous senior separatists, he nonetheless views Kiev's government as a "dictatorial regime immersed with Nazi ideology" and presides over a daily flow of pro-rebel, pro-Putin puff.
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Public school teachers, welders, roofers, boy scouts, entrepreneurs, and zealous conservatives streamed into Washington, D.C. from around the country this week in hopes of catching a glimpse of the swearing-in of the 45th president.
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It said it would coordinate more effectively on existing initiatives - such as a code of conduct with the main social media companies - and provide guidance on dealing with illegal content to avoid overly zealous removals.
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But as details continue to trickle out, he appears less like a self-proclaimed whistleblower than an overly zealous digital security expert who couldn't separate his sensitive government work from the rest of his life.
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Eleanor Roosevelt was a zealous proponent of scientific eating and, in concert with her housekeeper, Henrietta Nesbitt, kept the sybaritic president on a dreary austerity diet of, among other things, watery soup and prune pudding.
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Documents show that the company believed it had lost recordings by one of music's most zealous audiophiles, Neil Young — whose website offers high-resolution versions of his complete discography, presumably sourced from the original masters.
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People like Cyrus Teed and Father Divine were only the most zealous exponents of America's unofficial national faith: a spiritual smorgasbord of positive thinking, seasoned by the eclectic 19th-century movement known as New Thought.
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Buttigieg, who started the election with a much smaller national network than Biden, regularly raised more money than him throughout 2019 thanks to both a dedicated group of online donors and zealous big-money fundraisers.
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In Ukraine, as happened in Georgia, Mr. Saakashvili has become a highly divisive figure, revered by supporters as a zealous enforcer of clean government but reviled by enemies as a showman prone to flamboyant stunts.
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New chairmen -- aware of the political risks of appearing too zealous in their new majority -- have taken care to impress upon their members that there is a fine line between getting answers and political showboating.
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Thomas Fleming, a prolific historian with a zealous interest in America's founding fathers and a historical novelist whose plots included a British conspiracy to kidnap George Washington, died on Sunday at his home in Manhattan.
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Even though the T.S.A. is a federal agency, and it can often feel as though agents are overly zealous about checking your bags, "we're not actively looking for marijuana or other drugs," Mr. Howell said.
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While Ripple looks to chip away at a multi-trillion-dollar cross-border-payments industry, he and other company executives are constantly clarifying the company's relationship with the cryptocurrency "XRP" and its pack of zealous followers.
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Some state governments turn a blind eye to vigilantes such as those who beat a (licensed) Muslim dairy farmer to death in Rajasthan last week; others have encouraged hyper-zealous "inspections", followed by closures, of slaughterhouses.
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But the company, which is known for its zealous support of free speech, has come under increasing criticism for not taking a strong enough stand against harassment toward its users, particularly people of color and women.
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Meanwhile, the company has recently faced renewed criticism over whether it does enough to stem harassment on the site, while others have taken issue with its zealous response to taking down tweets with copyrighted Olympics material.
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The confirmation of the federal government's most zealous net neutrality opponent was loudly opposed by a majority of Democrats who had accused him of putting the interests of "big cable" before consumers and small internet business.
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The intervening months since her last London visit have seen gentrification and over-zealous officialdom threaten to suck the soul, Dementor-like, out of our club scene—leaving it wan and pale, like New York's nightlife.
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Picking such a public fight with an agency that fights for consumers against banks may not be wise politics, so another strategy would be to replace the current head Richard Cordray with a less zealous regulator.
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As a zealous apostle of Popeyes&apos church of chicken, I was blown away when I found out that Popeyes sells Thanksgiving turkeys — and I also knew what would be on my kitchen table come Friendsgiving.
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RIGA, Latvia — The governor of Latvia's central bank, a pillar of Europe's financial system for years and a zealous champion of austerity, has long been lambasted by his critics as a heartless enforcer of economic dogma.
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They were a fraction of a fraction — as of January 2017, China had 300,000 lawyers — but the rights lawyers were zealous, outspoken and willing to challenge the government in ways their predecessors would not have dared.
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Of course we should be zealous and show excitement when we are discussing issues important to our nation and its people, but we must remain civil in the midst of hard-fought, high-stakes political conflicts.
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The strategy takes a page from the 1998 midterm elections, when zealous Republican efforts to oust President Bill Clinton backfired on the party, resulting in an Election Day upset that saw Democrats gain seats in Congress.
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Ankara was less zealous, at least initially, than its partners in the West to join the coalition against the Islamic State, because jihadists were also fighting against Mr. al-Assad, along with other Syrian opposition groups.
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Once upon a time, this tendency made him a small-"L" libertarian, contemptuous of the Libertarian Party (too marginal, too zealous) but drawn to the idea that government is less harmful when it is less powerful.
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While CDC Standard Bearer, the soccer super star George Weah, continues to have a zealous following as he makes his third bid for the presidency, he may not be able to close the deal this time.
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However, if things continue to spiral toward heterosexuality in season three, or if fans consistently feel shafted, used, or baited by the show, a zealous backlash from the LGBTQ community wouldn't be surprising given this latest outpouring.
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" Peter Tatchell, a gay-rights veteran who defends the liberty even of religious conservatives, finds that advancing metaphysical ideas is generally unhindered in his home country, Britain, "apart from the occasional over-zealous arrest of bigoted preachers.
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One likely explanation there is that the company has a strong relationship with its customers, thanks in part to its zealous commitment to low prices and a seemingly never-ending quest to make modern life more convenient.
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They insist that an anti-Muslim climate has been created by politicians much closer to the respectable centre-right, or in the French case by zealous advocates of the century-old doctrine of laïcité,or strict secularism.
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Parts of Syria and Iraq are under the control of a terrorist group which boasts of its determination to destroy traces of any world-view or civilisation other than its own ultra-zealous form of Sunnni Islam.
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Whether it's the zealous pop-rap yells of BTS or the reggaeton drum machines of Daddy Yankee and newcomer Bad Gyal, non-English ballads aren't breaking through at the same rate in this part of the world.
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It's notable because this is not the creation of some zealous linguist trying to demonstrate the infinite flexibility of the English language (see technically-correct-but-labyrinthian sentences like "Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo").
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Indicated 0.2 percent lower A dispute has arisen on Deutsche Bank's supervisory board over what some members view as the bank's legal counsel's over-zealous response to scandals it has been embroiled in, Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung reported.
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Now Mr. Sessions is the attorney general, having vacated Mr. Heflin's old Senate seat (the same one Mr. Moore and Mr. Jones hope to fill), and his zealous nativism set the scene for a winning presidential campaign.
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Bob Bergland, a Minnesota Democrat who as a liberal congressman and President Jimmy Carter's secretary of agriculture was a zealous advocate for America's consumers as well as its farmers, died on Sunday in his hometown, Roseau, Minn.
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Experienced activists came over the Altamont Pass from San Francisco, Berkeley and Oakland, weekend after weekend — in previous years, they had gone to help campaigns in Nevada or Arizona — and focused their zealous energy closer to home.
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Fiction OUTSIDE LOOKING IN By T.C. Boyle As a kid growing up in southwestern Virginia, I lived down the street from a cloistered visionary named Greg, an older boy who read books and spoke in zealous declarations.
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After a while it began to make sense: Of course, Mr. Trump craves a break from the White House caldron for the familiar escape to another hyperbolic campaign stop at an airport hangar full of zealous supporters.
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It's not that the character of the personnel has changed: The Tea Party supporter is no more zealous than Barry Goldwater, and on any given day, Ronald Reagan could be as fuzzy and foggy as Donald Trump.
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The Vine and YouTube star/model has morphed his internet presence into a wildly lucrative brand, building a zealous fanbase and monetizing sponsored content on his social media accounts to amass an estimated net worth of $4.5 million.
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He has helped draft comment letters to the SEC that advocated for less onerous restrictions for foreign public companies, and also participated in a 2011 article which advocated for less zealous enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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" The skepticism cut across the bench, with more liberal Justice Stephen Breyer being the most vigorous questioner of the government and expressing concern that the Justice Department could wield "enormous power" and that prosecutors could be "overly zealous.
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In the years before the rise to power of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the diyanet or religious-affairs administration based in Ankara served precisely to curb zealous or politically tinged forms of Islam, including in the Turkish diaspora.
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As rents skyrocket and people age, a growing number of once-zealous overachievers are leaving the city, disenfranchised by what tech has done to the area, wondering whether the industry is really doing all the good it promised.
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By attracting thousands of zealous young new supporters and re-engaging hard-left activists who had abandoned the party under Blair, Corbyn created a power base that helped him survive an attempted coup by party moderates last year.
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With that sort of zealous and below-board activity as precedent, it's not entirely crazy that Mejia is telling the truth when he says MLB threatened to "go out of their way" to find a third failed test.
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The other main character of Halloween is an unlikely one, but nonetheless a fan favorite: Michael's zealous therapist Dr. Loomis, played by the ever-zany Donald Pleasence, who would remain the heart of the franchise until his death.
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If you do experience bleeding during sex, it's most likely not the hymen at all, but a result of not being relaxed or aroused or lubricated enough, or having a partner that's a little too zealous or rough.
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Mr. Kudlow, a zealous advocate of lowering taxes on the wealthy, will be expected to forge an economic policy that, until this week, he had the luxury of merely judging from the safe harbor of a television studio.
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One of America's most venerable and staid denominations, Methodism, was itself largely founded by immigrants and foreigners like Francis Asbury and Thomas Coke, and found many of its most zealous recruits among lower-class Scots-Irish immigrant converts.
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It was a decision born of disposition as much as self-preservation: 45 years old, with boyish cheeks, kind eyes and short, graying hair, Liang is quiet and self-effacing, neither a natural advocate nor a zealous crusader.
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On one hand, the legislature's revival of exact match -- and Kemp's zealous use of it to his own benefit -- represent a shocking exercise of nakedly partisan power, one that flies in the face of both laws and norms.
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What's particularly odd about this coming from Kavanaugh is the fact that, in the 1990s, he worked on independent counsel Ken Starr's extremely zealous team of prosecutors pursing what they believed to be wrongdoing from President Bill Clinton.
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Public school teachers, welders, roofers, Boy Scouts, entrepreneurs, and zealous conservatives streamed into Washington, D.C., from around the country this week in hopes of catching a glimpse of the swearing-in of the 45th president of the United States.
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Ms Bibi was first acquitted last October, but the government backed away from freeing her unconditionally after a wave of rioting orchestrated by an ultra-zealous Islamist political party, Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan, which continued to demand her death.
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After welfare reform in 240 many states started putting more TANF money towards programmes other than cash welfare, but Texas has been particularly zealous, diverting most such funds to pre-kindergarten, child-welfare services, pregnancy-prevention efforts and more.
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A sought-after attorney and public defender in her prime, Guitierrez "was zealous, she worked her butt off," attorney Phil Dante, a friend of hers for 40 years, said on the stand when called as part of Syed's case.
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For decades, the Turkish diaspora in Germany was a field of competition between secular Turkish governments and more zealous groups which flourished among migrants to Europe, of which the best known was the Islamist movement Milli Gorus (National Vision).
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Nonetheless, Mr. Sanders captured a sizable portion of the Democratic vote, energizing a hitherto hidden army of zealous supporters who, deeply disillusioned with mainstream candidates, represent a force similar to the one that has propelled Mr. Trump to prominence.
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Zealous regulation can result in regulatory capture; a few big firms can afford enough lobbyists to write their own rules, which tend to be are so onerous that they make it impossible for smaller competitors to challenge the incumbents.
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Despite the festive atmosphere and the zealous roar of a thousand drunken bros, the drama turns dark and sad when the tomatoes run out and the crowd disperses, leaving people strewn about, sitting or lying in the wet trash.
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Given Mr. Sessions's long record as a zealous prosecutor and his well-known views on the dangers of drug use, his push to undo Obama-era sentencing policies and ramp up the war on drugs was hardly a surprise.
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It is important to remember that racism can exist in the absence of malice, that this dragnet presumption of guilt, even if well intentioned, amounted to a systemic racism to which Bloomberg was not only apathetic, but zealous about.
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And our reward for getting this far is two more hours of well-rehearsed talking points about policy, occasional crowd-pleasing zingers, and—if the last debate is anything to go by—almost zealous dunking on a certain billionaire.
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Douthat comes to the study of the church as a zealous outsider, and that perspective — one that tends to see the church as a holistic, uniform body that, while sometimes under temporary threat, nevertheless remains intact — suffuses his work.
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While many Democrats weary of Reagan-era Republicanism envisioned their party racing to the left, Mr. Biden chafed as some advisers nudged him toward a kind of zealous populism, an imperfect fit for the candidate's within-the-system sensibility.
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Several prominent people in the industry and a political insider who often deals with mainland officials say the publishers were most likely spirited away by zealous security officials intent on guarding Mr. Xi's reputation, though not necessarily with his knowledge.
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The promise of immortality is core to many religions, but it's rarely as literal as it is at The Church of Perpetual Life, a zealous house of worship in Hollywood, Florida whose members have decided they don't want to die.
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"You have people who are increasingly stuck in their positions who are basically suspicious of any additional controls on the sales of firearms, and you have people who are increasingly zealous about trying to shut down access to firearms," he said.
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But Trump not only keeps bullshitting, he tends to demand that his team offer a zealous defense of whatever bullshit he happens to spout on any given day — putting staffers and legislative allies in the untenable position of defending the indefensible.
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And it is credible that a small number of ideologically zealous or politically ambitious students may feel compelled to report plans for anti-government protests to consulates and embassies, which obviously have an interest in keeping abreast of such developments.
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When "Broad City" moved to television, the actresses asked Ms. Aniello to direct the pilot; cast Mr. Downs as Abbi's boss, Trey — a zealous gym trainer with a secret porn-star past — and hired the couple to join the writers' room.
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UNDER POWDER-BLUE Peloponnesian skies, amid the olive groves and cypress trees where zealous athletes once competed for glory, Manfred Weber, a centre-right Bavarian politician, raises a hand to touch one of the ancient columns of Nemea, affecting contemplative wisdom.
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But the lives of the characters—multinational officials, a zealous Polish assassin, a Belgian Holocaust survivor—are also woven together on the loom of the city, as they brush by each other in its streets, and in echoes and recurring motifs.
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And in the season one finale, Fire Nation Admiral Zhao is so zealous he even kills the moon spirit, ridding the world of the moon (the source of waterbenders' power) in his imperialist quest to capture the Northern Water Tribe.
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Mr Blair (who converted to his wife's Catholic allegiance after leaving office, while remaining liberal on touchstone ethical issues) had to be kept in check by his prime ministerial minders whenever his zealous but idiosyncratic faith came to the surface.
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There was no doubt, the judge said, that he "broke the law" and had "crossed the line" for reasons that involved at some level both a desire for financial gain and zealous investigation and advocacy on behalf of indigent clients.
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At the meeting, Ling, wearing a crisp blue dress uniform, spoke with zealous intensity about the mission of rebuilding the wounded body—moving with the hyped-up gestures of a motivational speaker, while scientists and engineers sat before him nibbling refreshments.
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While the SPLC can be controversial (it's been accused of being overly zealous in its classification of "hate groups"), it's fair to say that the study accurately reflects the way the Civil War narrative is taught in American public schools.
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Behind Disney's interest in a deal is a zealous effort to dramatically lessen its reliance on traditional television, a business built on third-party cable and satellite subscriptions that surged for the last two decades but is now in decline.
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They talked about a private spaceport Camden County officials want to build just west of Cumberland Island, complained about a zealous new park ranger and worried about a plan to rezone a small slice of the island for private development.
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But he is also a zealous journalist who came to prominence in 2013 for his Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of a giant trove of documents from the National Security Agency that were leaked by the former N.S.A. contractor Edward Snowden.
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So zealous were pro-abortion politicians to deregulate the procedure that New York's Reproductive Health Act also stripped from the penal code consequences for causing a forced abortion, or an abortion that is forcibly conducted outside of the traditional medical means.
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They had already made their intentions clear by turning the inquiry into a zealous inquisition into his moral character, with the head of the five member bench disparagingly comparing the Sharif family to the mafia in "The Godfather" by Mario Puzo.
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Outsized personalities abound: the "dangerously monarchical" George Washington; the profligate, "sexy" Arnold, whose ego exceeded his status; the dissolute British general William Howe; the duplicitous commander and statesman Joseph Reed, whose zealous pursuit of Arnold may have precipitated his treachery.
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His inflammatory rhetoric, mean-spirited "fighting back" and failure to find national common ground has led to the #Resistance colliding squarely with #MAGA in ugly eruptions on social media and in zealous counterprotesters confronting intransigent protesters in a city near you.
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But on Sunday he suggested that there was hardly a zealous effort by the F.B.I. to investigate, adding that the only time he had been contacted by federal agents was two days after his hacked personal emails began appearing on WikiLeaks.
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In practice, however, Trump has made very conventional business-friendly Republican appointments to all the relevant agencies, including tapping Maureen Ohlhausen — a vocal critic of Obama-era antitrust enforcement as overly zealous — as acting chair of the Federal Trade Commission.
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It is, however, a sign of the political profligacy of our time -- one in which a zealous and self-aggrandizing anti-abortion movement is willing to use any means possible and go to any lengths to deny women control over their own bodies.
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But Tumblr users were specific in their criticism, accusing the writers of lazy dialogue and "Flanderized" characters (a term describing exaggeration of character traits to the detriment of their believability, in reference to Ned Flanders, the zealous, obsessively-doodling neighbour from the Simpsons).
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I think few will disagree that, similarly, many cryptocurrency devotees seek out and seize every "opportunity of declaring and confirming their zealous opposition" to government money, central banks, rival maximalists, and other features of the monetary, financial, and/or centralized status quo.
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It's going to be impossible to create that same distance between Trump and Flynn, an early and zealous Trump supporter who was photographed many times sitting across from Trump in the Oval Office in the few weeks he was Trump's national security adviser.
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By ignoring the reality of how truth is manipulated, degraded, and propagated in online spaces, it ensures that it will tell us little about journalistic veracity or "core truth" and everything about what its most zealous mobs feel should be the truth.
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If the over-zealous penal system in the United States insists on putting so many people in jail—particularly people of color and individuals in the lower socioeconomic classes—it also needs to acknowledge and consider the costs this places onto American families.
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The finale is graceful and touching, but no sequence can touch the tension of season five's second episode, in which Jack struggles with the emotional cost of constantly fighting evil while facing an elite guard of zealous female warriors who worship his nemesis.
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The whole "y/y" text on the top probably dovetails with the company's zealous approach to cramming as much information into as few characters as possible, but on this slide presentation I feel like the titles can be a little more robust.
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Then there's Jared (Zach Woods), a gawky, tender-hearted business brain who decamps from the tech juggernaut Hooli (the show's Google cipher) to work for Pied Piper pro bono because he believes in Richard's vision to a zealous, almost self-abnegating degree.
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They will say that he has simply been fulfilling a lawyer's highest calling: zealous advocacy on behalf of his clients – even if those clients include a company that wants to block your access to birth control, or voter suppression enthusiasts in North Carolina.
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Represented by media-ready figureheads like Richard Spencer, the alt-right flourished on sites like 4chan, Breitbart, and the Daily Stormer, where they championed white identity through a mixture of inside jokes and memes and voiced zealous support for Donald Trump's burgeoning campaign.
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In the Alpine north, we encountered even fewer visitors, heartier food — including a cheesy potato entree called kacamak — and zealous portions: an order of local trout at Konoba restaurant in Kolasin, the country's main ski town, delivered a pair of foot-long fish.
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These formative years supplied the template for the life Mr. Miller has carved out for himself in Washington, where he remains the hard-line jouster many of Mr. Trump's most zealous supporters trust most in the White House — and many former peers fear.
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The only place where that conflict makes things awkward is right here in DC, where weed is "legal" but brick-and-mortar and pop-up dispensaries still get busted by overly zealous, dickhead cops … essentially forcing the industry into being delivery-only.
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Not only is this good for the Republican party, since such zealous members of the party frequently have outsized power to define its agenda, but it represents the depth of the sea change over drug prices that has taken place in Washington.
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With President Trump repeating false claims about millions of illegal votes being cast in the 2016 election and establishing an election fraud commission co-chaired by a zealous champion of voter suppression, that task has seldom been more urgent, or more difficult.
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All were caught up in a zealous sweep organized by a new anti-corruption committee helmed by 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, whose rapid rise and consolidation of power has raised eyebrows in the kingdom and around the world.
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Like that, this is a coproduction with Milan's La Scala Ballet company (which dances it in June and July after it leaves the Zurich repertory on May 22), and is based in detail on a zealous investigation of the first Mariinsky version and period style.
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An aggressive champion of individualism and self-expression, the primary message of singles like "Born This Way" heralded her entry to LGBTQ icon-hood in the pop music canon; her "Little Monsters" (the affectionate nickname for her most zealous fans), thrived on embracing the mantra.
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At the event it was noted that leading members of both groups had just paid a joint visit to two of the most conservative monastic houses on the nearby peninsula of Mount Athos: the ultra-zealous Esphigmenou monastery and the Serbian monastery of Hilandar.
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Like many of his core beliefs, his evangelical faith—"To God be the glory", began his victory speech in Iowa—came from his father Rafael, a Cuban refugee who fled to Texas, turned to drink, then found God and is now a zealous preacher.
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As Zachary Roth documents in The Great Suppression: Voting Rights, Corporate Cash, and the Conservative Assault on Democracy, Republicans, who rarely devote much time to policy, are rather zealous about politics—and are especially eager to deprive their opponents of the right to vote.
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President Trump's vulgar language and zealous rejection of fact-based analysis of the issues (such as voter fraud or climate change, for example) comes directly out of the conservative media universe that have been peddling this style of political discourse for some time now.
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The 21st century actually opened on what appeared to be a trajectory of getting more zealous about white-collar crime, as even the business-friendly administration of George W. Bush outlined an aggressive enforcement agenda in the wake of accounting scandals at Enron and Worldcom.
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With the election of President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 6900 movement 2628 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE, those who are more zealous in their opposition to abortion have become emboldened.
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It is a dual challenge that does not play to either man's strengths: convincing a zealous collection of young and progressive voters that Mr. Biden — an institutionalist moderate who speaks of record players and long-dead Senate colleagues — is the man to meet the moment.
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The body creates zealous responses to what it sees as an alien presence, and those effects can last for years by priming the body to overreact when it encounters subsequent lung irritation, said Dr. Kari Nadeau, a pediatric allergy and asthma specialist at Stanford.
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With their fantastical settings and themes — in one, a boy drags a 2,000-year-old girl out of a bog and takes her to school, "Weekend at Bernie's"-style — they bring a tang of the magical to a magazine normally devoted to zealous fact-checking.
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Over the next two years, she shuttled around Europe, combing through web discussion groups for names of people who had participated in the Spanish equivalent of the Occupy movement, and tracking down a family of zealous environmentalists to a remote dwelling in southern France.
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Back in 2002, as an idealistic Israeli operative during the height of the Second Intifada, he's involved in a plot to ensnare the honorable but zealous Farid, a Palestinian businessman living in Germany and using his newfound wealth to help fund his people's cause.
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The Bikers have coordinated at least informally with the Republican National Committee since before Trump's nomination, and they say they have accumulated the thanks of half a dozen Republican senators and governors, for whom the Bikers' zealous support was a key factor in close races.
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If his zealous smack talk after dispensing with Vargas was an attempt to promote his matchup with Thurman and prove he's someone casual sports fans should keep an eye on...well, it's hard to see how he could have done that any better, either.
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INGRAHAM: Well yeah I mean guys they have certainly very zealous in trying to find evidence of Russia working with Trump, getting this professor in London, talk to Papadopoulos, like all this stuff they were trying to do, my goodness they were leaving no stone unturned.
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Silencing Elizabeth Warren backfires on Senate GOP With the Senate poisoned, the House in the grip of a zealous GOP majority and a new president who only knows one political strategy -- all-out personal attack -- there is every reason to think the animosity will continue to boil.
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But the European Union is probably the most zealous regulator: it has separate legally binding "directives" on waste policy in general, hazardous waste, the transportation of waste, pollution control, landfills, incinerators, and a host of specific sorts of waste, from cars to packaging to electronic goods.
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This is the France that feels at ease with Mr Macron, a zealous pro-European who wants to reinforce ties with Germany, keep France part of the global trading system, support the transatlantic alliance and build cross-party support between left and right to "unblock" the economy.
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And in the middle of this war are the platform's most zealous volunteers, who, depending on your perspective, are either guardians of the utopian vision that brought Wikipedia to life, or obstacles in the way of a community that better represents the world it purports to explain.
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Hillary Clinton has lots of zealous followers too, but unlike President Obama, she has those unfavorable ratings in the 50 percent-to-60 percent range, a "non-indictment/indictment" over her illegal email use from the FBI, and lots more negatives — all without Obama's personal charm.
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AWE me's Super-Fan Builds, now in its third season, rewards zealous fans of movies and TV shows with a one-of-a-kind creation built by prop masters, special effects wizards, and folks who are probably better with a welding torch than the rest of us.
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In the tenor of his speeches and his most consequential policy demands, he has hewed closely to the model of his insurgent primary campaign, in which he strung together victories by appealing to a zealous faction of the Republican base that applauded his rejection of political norms.
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A new policy, instituted in March of this year, prohibits their shelters from taking "any action that facilitates" abortion access for unaccompanied minors without express approval from recently appointed ORR director Scott Lloyd, a prominent and very zealous Catholic attorney with absolutely no experience resettling refugees.
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Though it's well outside of the price range of all but the most zealous audiophiles (currently $3,000 on Amazon), the A9 is the most attractive object in my living room, adjusts to the room size to ensure the clearest audio, and doubles as a Google Home device.
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" The board wrote, "Those who are insisting that we are in a special moment justifying incivility should think for a moment how many Americans might find their own special moment," warning of a road ahead "in which only the most zealous sign up for public service.
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It wouldn't be a stretch to say that the most zealous among them are Renaud Charles and Vianney Delourme, founders of the cheekily named website Enlarge Your Paris, whose tagline is "Le site qui vous fait oublier le Périph" ("The site that makes you forget the Périph").
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As a self-proclaimed "anti-hate satire" (or, in Waititi's words, an "anti-fuckface satire") the apparent objects of Jojo Rabbit's scorn are Nazism particularly, and a more generalized culture of zealous hate-mongering that is, in a modern context, productively associated with Nazism and its history.
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"We are mindful of the zealous intention of the complainant to eliminate the illegal drug menace prevalent in our country today, and it is public knowledge that this fight has taken numerous lives," a Department of Justice panel said in a ruling seen by Reuters, dated Dec.
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"While the magnitude of their interests convinces me that no thanks can be adequate to the honor they have conferred, it admonishes me that the best return I can make is the zealous dedication of my humble abilities to their service and their good," he said.
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Mostly ignoring Mr. Cohen's specific charges, the Republicans instead painted him as disgruntled, untrustworthy and out for himself (the phrase "book deal" was uttered more times than in a literary agent's office), while signaling to the voters at home that they'd be zealous in defending the president.
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The American philosophy emphasizes the risk that overly zealous regulation could constrain innovation from some of the most dynamic companies on earth while the European one emphasizes the risk that those companies themselves have grown so large and powerful that they can choke off new players.
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A former Socialist economy minister, he is a zealous pro-European who wants to reinforce ties with Germany, to keep France part of the global trading system, to build cross-party support between left and right in order to "unblock" the French economy, and to support the transatlantic alliance.
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That, of course, will potentially raise more questions about whether officials at not just the FBI but the Justice Department as well were more zealous in probing the president over allegations of Russian collusion than they were in terms of getting to the bottom of the Clinton probe.
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As the rivalry blooms between the Republican field's top presidential contenders, Cruz and his allies are eyeing a major opportunity in this rural state to cast Trump as an overly zealous land-grabber, profit-driven elitist and big-government liberal, prioritizing commercial interests like his own over conservative values.
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These three works, which in their own ways (the hard-edged geometry and simplicity of "Cargo" and Creed's active engagement with the viewer's experience) denote the subtle conceptual basis by which Minimalist art has persisted, mark the start of a zealous, breathless tour through the annals of Minimalism.
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Stefano Sollima's film is set in various places, including Djibouti and the Gulf of Somalia, but the main dramatic arena is the border between Mexico and the United States, across which the characters make zealous efforts either to transport other humans or, alternatively, to stop them in their tracks.
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But it's still very rare for law firms to be called out for aiding and abetting – so rare that there is apparently no precedent from the Delaware Supreme Court, or even Chancery Court, to illuminate the line between zealous advocacy for corporate board members and liability to shareholders.
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At the beginning of the war, the Union outnumbered the Confederates 2-to-1 and no matter how zealous Southerners were to defend the Confederacy, there simply wasn't enough of them to be able to handle the kinds of losses the Union Army began to dish out by 1863.
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On Saturday, action planet Mars squares off with Neptune, the planet of beliefs, at 9:04 AM. This can inspire an intellectually zealous reach, but if we're honest with ourselves about what's a philosophical tangent and what's actually right in front of us, we can avoid playing the fool.
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But some of his online supporters have also been criticized for being overly zealous, combative, or for bullying critics online, a criticism that began during his 2016 campaign against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and one that has plagued his campaign throughout the 2020 contest — for good reason.
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The zealous defense of ideas for which audiences believe they're seen as stupid, cruel or racist is made possible with simple inversion: Actually, it's everyone else who is stupid, cruel or racist, and their "consensus" is a conspiracy intended to conceal the unspoken feelings of a silent majority.
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Christian Zionism—the belief that a Jewish Israel is a prophetic precursor to the return of Christ in the End of Days—is ever more stridently part of U.S. policy toward the Middle East and certainly animates the diplomatic labors of Mike Pompeo, our zealous secretary of state.
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"The Other Side of the Wind", which The Hollywood Reporter called "the Holy Grail for zealous film buffs, the long-awaited bookend for 'Citizen Kane'," is art imitating life imitating art: itself the story of an unfinished film left behind by a great director and reconstructed after his death.
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But there is a really big disagreement over whether American culture ought to change in a major way or whether the real problem is "millennial snowflakes," out-of-control political correctness, and a zealous neo-Puritanism that can't even take a joke or see an affectionate gesture for what it is.
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And ironically, it's the algorithm's own design to be helpful that likely is affecting the most zealous fans — if you're someone who had been watching trailers before release, you're probably both the kind of person who'd least want to see spoilers and yet most likely to get served them by YouTube.
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He may exercise the brain and the adrenal glands, but "Dunkirk" is too high-minded to get you sobbing or praying for a favourite character (though some over-zealous fans of Harry Styles, a boy band heartthrob who plays a young soldier in the film, have been worrying about his fate).
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The anti-corruption crusade and its team of zealous young prosecutors, dramatized in José Padilha's controversial Netflix series The Mechanism, overtook Brazilian politics in the wake of massive street demonstrations in 2013, bringing to light the massive graft at Petrobras and the incestuous relationship between the government and private corporations.
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And if many Republicans — from fellow senators in his conference to zealous Trump supporters in his own state, which the president carried by more than 25 points last year — have questioned the wisdom of Mr. Corker's searing public remarks, his hometown has generally greeted the moment with a collective shrug.
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A television adaptation, featuring those now-iconic costumes, was first broadcast a few months later; at the White House Correspondents' Dinner the next year, Michelle Wolf, a comedian, joked that if Mike Pence, America's vice-president and a zealous evangelical Christian, had not already watched the show, he "would love it".
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Trump made repeated attempts to rein in or fire Mueller, and was saved from that misconduct only by the refusal of people around him (including Don McGahn, his White House counsel; Rob Porter, his staff secretary; and even Corey Lewandowski, his otherwise zealous onetime campaign manager) to carry out his directives.
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Though he sought to reduce America's footprint, Mr. Obama would distinguish himself as an even more zealous hunter of terrorists than Mr. Bush, presenting the assassination of Osama bin Laden as a centerpiece of his re-election campaign, even as he made no secret of seeing terrorism as an exaggerated threat.
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In the campaign leading up to a snap election on June 143, most tabloids can be counted on to act as the zealous guardians of Brexit and as a cheering section for the Conservative government of Prime Minister Theresa May — even though the city that houses them voted the other way.
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In 2011, President Obama decided that Warren's zealous advocacy on issues such as bankruptcy and consumer debt was simply too toxic to survive a GOP filibuster in the Senate, so he declined to designate her the first director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which she had championed and set up.
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The increase in a country plagued by corruption and tax evasion is down to better tax collection rather than a stronger economy, though, and firms say they are being targeted by over-zealous officials whose demands on time and money are preventing them from investing in expansion for the future.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SHANGHAI — The new private art museums that have opened in Shanghai so frequently (six since last October), all led by a zealous collector with a mission, fall into two categories: those wishing to bring international perspectives to local audiences, and those supporting Chinese art.
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Photos of the night before Trump's inauguration Photos of the night before Trump's inauguration Public school teachers, welders, roofers, Boy Scouts, entrepreneurs, and zealous conservatives streamed into Washington, D.C., from around the country this week in hopes of catching a glimpse of the swearing-in of the 45th president of the United States.
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Having carved out core loyalists and supporters in the primaries, moving the needle in terms of votes has become increasingly difficult for both candidates in the broader, less zealous electorate — short of exogenous shocks such as the "Access Hollywood" Trump tape leak from this month or further leaks from Wikileaks regarding Clinton.
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We don't usually think of Timothy Leary as a consumer advocate, but in his zealous promotion of LSD, the iconoclastic 1960s psychologist was searching for what today we would call an ad blocker — though his tiny tabs relied more on messing with our sensory receptors than dropping code on our mobile phones.
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" During an interview in his cluttered office here, between the White House and the home he shares with his wife, a psychoanalyst, in the Cleveland Park neighborhood, Mr. Hersh seemed not much different from how Time magazine described him in 1975: "He is in turn talkative, churning, abrupt, zealous, egotistical and abrasively honest.
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More broadly, the FBI's zealous pursuit of its own institutional autonomy has very much not been an untrammeled good throughout American history (the bureau famously tried to blackmail Martin Luther King Jr. into killing himself), but it does serve as a check against authoritarianism and a potential bulwark against Trump's most malign impulses.
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A broad range of experts and ordinary citizens already has written off its legitimacy, noting that it is led by and filled with some of the nation's most zealous proponents of the notion that fraud is a huge threat to democracy and requires new restrictions making it harder to register and vote.
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While the drugs were once reserved mostly for short-term treatment of serious pain, like after an operation or a car accident, zealous marketing by pharmaceutical companies starting in the 1990s convinced more doctors to prescribe opioids for chronic conditions like arthritis and lower-back pain, ushering in an unprecedented era of overprescribing.
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"It's unfortunate that some on the right portrayed Mike's zealous advocacy as a representative of his personal views, an unjust slur to further imply Mike, who is Catholic" is "somehow anti-Catholic," his cousin Margot Cleveland, a professor at Notre Dame who writes on religious liberty issues from a conservative perspective, said in a statement.
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On the other hand, for as many doomsayers that the game seems to inspire, you get as many musings about the bright future of augmented reality, odes to the way it offers players new perspectives on the same old world, or zealous exaltations about how the game is this transcendent force bringing people together.
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The prince, who arrived in America with a reputation as an aggressive consolidator of power back home and a zealous interventionist abroad, is seeking to change the perception of Saudi Arabia from an opaque and conservative kingdom, where mosques promote extremist ideology and women are relegated to second-class status, to a modernist desert oasis.
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On the other hand, for as many doomsayers that the game seems to inspire, you get as many musings about the bright future of augmented reality, odes to the way it offers players new perspectives on the same old world, or zealous exaltations about how the game is this transcendent force bringing people together.
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The vandalism happened in the summer of 2012; that was a time when two ultra-militant Muslim groups, al-Qaeda and Ansar Dine, temporarily took control of the north of the country and imposed their zealous version of Islam which considers such shrines to be a polytheistic distraction from the worship of the one God.
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Voting third party is not only a vote for the candidate you have chosen on conscious, it is a vote against the other candidates that the two party system has chosen for us, it is a vote against the two-party system, and the over-zealous partisanship that has plagued our politics over recent years.
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The man she accuses — a 32-year-old Moroccan pop star, Saad Lamjarred — has a music video with a half-billion YouTube views, a zealous fan base, a prominent family and fame enough that King Mohammed VI helped hire a top-shelf legal team to defend him, according to the Moroccan state news agency.
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Monday morning finds you longing to share your philosophies and engage in a friendly debate with your partner (or whoever is closest at the time), as the Moon links with Jupiter at 11:34 AM. The Scorpio Moon meets Jupiter at 25:201 PM on Friday, bringing passion to your philosophy—but don't get over-zealous!
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I wouldn't even expect that a particular bit of smart gun tech would have to be particularly reliable or even fully baked to catch the eye of a zealous California congressperson, who wouldn't wait for the market to sort out the technology's viability before insisting that it be included in all future firearms sold in the state.
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Maurice H. Nadjari, a prosecutor of corruption in New York City's criminal justice system in the 1970s whose indictments and convictions were defended by crime-weary New Yorkers as the work of a zealous crusader, but often dismissed by courts that criticized his tactics, died on Friday at his home in Huntington, N.Y. He was 95.
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Surf-centric site The Inertia reviewed and lauded the VISSLA 7 Seas, concluding that it'd be hard to find a better mix of sex appeal," — they're a zealous bunch, but I'll editorialize here and second that it is a pretty handsome-looking suit — "comfort and utility, so long as the suit is warm enough for where you're surfing.
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Speaking up is difficult but there is no better time than this #MeToo moment for women to find their voices, not just to expose real predators who sexually harass and assault women, but overly zealous men, as the Babe article portrays Ansari to be, who may think "yes" to a date at his place automatically means "yes" to sex.
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The legal papers reviewed by CNBC show that years before Warren gained a national reputation as a zealous consumer advocate, a reputation that's now at the center of her bid for the White House, she refused to take on an $2485 per hour case because she didn't believe it would advance principles consistent with her beliefs.
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Aggressive programs to convert whole economies to renewable power at a breakneck pace probably fail that test, because the expense and difficulty of quickly replacing the last 20 percent or 30 percent of an electric grid's remaining fossil-fuel-generating capacity with unreliable wind and solar power is a cost that no society but the most zealous will bear.
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"Design Anatomy," which is curated by the Japanese graphic designer Taku Satoh as part of a 213-year research project into consumer product design, is equally zealous in assessing other elements of the ice cream's development, including its branding, packaging, ingredients, the speed at which it melts and the employment practices of the factories where it is made.
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In its first 13 years of its existence, Tesla Motors made some of the world's biggest, best-known companies look stuffy as it charged electric cars with sex appeal, built a zealous fanbase, set records for performance and quality, and even made its cars drive themselves—all the while dodging bankruptcy and even flirting with illegality to keep up its frenetic pace.
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Christopher Ricks's 2003 book Dylan's Visions Of Sin presents a zealous case for Dylan's printed lyrics being as poetical as the work of John Keats; the inclusion of some of Dylan's lyrics in The Norton Anthology of Poetry and The Oxford Book of American Poetry, alongside the publication of his Complete Lyrics, have further ensured his ubiquity in English departments everywhere.
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Gradually, he and his wife, known as Tatia, began to lead independent lives, in part because Twombly spent much of his time in his studio, but also because he had met Del Roscio, then a university student, who became his lover and his life organizer, a function he in effect still serves as the zealous president of the Cy Twombly Foundation.
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"The general thought is that two serious members who are willing to look at the merits of the case, and not being afraid of what the merits of the case might show, ultimately would persuade more people in the center than three or four Freedom Caucus guys who are perhaps a little bit more zealous in their defense of the president," said Rep.
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Christopher Ricks's 2003 book Dylan's Visions Of Sin presents a zealous case for Dylan's printed lyrics being as poetical as the work of John Keats; the inclusion of some of Dylan's lyrics in The Norton Anthology of Poetry and The Oxford Book of American Poetry, alongside the publication of his Complete Lyrics, have further ensured his ubiquity in English departments everywhere.
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And for those of you who long ago lost your Sega cartridge collections to over-zealous garage sale parents, or who've amassed a healthy collection of ROMs over the years (for all the games you've already purchased, of course!), Analogue has confirmed that the $190 Mega Sg will also be upgradeable, via unofficial third-party firmware, allowing you to load ROMs via the console's SD card slot.
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The emotional wallop grows more zealous with almost every sequence, and Loach's refusal to go easy on us is as stubborn as it was when he made "Cathy Come Home," a television play about homelessness that was watched by twelve million people when it was first screened by the BBC, more than half a century ago, and that led to the foundation of a charity.
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One might reckon with the recent Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE endorsements by Sara Palin and Jerry Falwell Jr. who clearly represent the most zealous Evangelicals on the far right of political spectrum.
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The drafters of our Fifth Amendment, which guarantees a defendant the right to grand jury consideration of his or her case before he or she can be brought to trial in a federal court, would be turning over in their graves if they knew how this shield against over-zealous prosecutors has been turned into a sword for the use of prosecutors against criminal defendants.
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