He accepts responsibility for not looking out for his brother.
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Mr. Díaz has said publicly that he accepts responsibility for his behavior.
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Robinson humbly accepts responsibility for a lot of the reasons why Evans and co.
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Hill rejected Biden's apology, saying she is not convinced that he truly accepts responsibility for the matter.
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Hill rejected Biden's apology, saying she wasn't convinced that he accepts responsibility for how she was treated.
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After years of blaming his misdeeds on childhood trauma, he at last accepts responsibility for his behavior.
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Buttigieg has said he accepts responsibility for the issues and repeated that claim before the audience on Tuesday.
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"State Street deeply regrets this matter and accepts responsibility for the actions of its former employees," it said.
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Unless his relative accepts responsibility for him, the fact that she disagrees is, morally speaking, neither here nor there.
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A few weeks later, Biden told ABC News he accepts responsibility for how Hill was treated during the confirmation hearings.
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"He accepts responsibility for his conduct, seeks no special consideration, and is prepared to receive the court's sentence," Green said.
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That figure stands in stark contrast to the coalition's own reporting, which accepts responsibility for only 219 civilians during that period.
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That figure stands in stark contrast to the coalition's own reporting, which accepts responsibility for only 180 civilians during that period.
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"He accepts responsibility for his conduct, seeks no special consideration and is prepared to receive the court's sentence," Mr. Green said.
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The minute Facebook accepts responsibility for ferreting out misinformation, users will start believing that it is fact-checking everything on the site.
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Arena gives a 10-minute news conference in which he says he accepts responsibility for the defeat, and the failure to qualify.
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Father shoots son, mistaking him for an intruder Clayton Brumby does not dispute the department's account and accepts responsibility for his son's death.
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" The league says, "Hunt has advised the league office that he accepts responsibility for his conduct and the discipline that has been imposed.
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The sponsor accepts responsibility for checking on the defector, monitoring his welfare, and, if potential security concerns arise, communicating with local security forces.
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The Deerfield, Illinois-based company said it "admits, acknowledges, and accepts responsibility" for conduct alleged by the federal government, according to the settlement agreements.
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Until every citizen accepts responsibility for the political polarization that plagues our country, we can't reasonably expect our representatives to work together, can we?
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The Crown regards Mr. Ghomeshi's apology as a critical component of the resolution: By apologizing for his actions, Mr. Ghomeshi publicly accepts responsibility for them.
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In court on Monday, the prosecution said that Tait "accepts responsibility" for her part in her son's death, but alleged that Fellenbaum actually killed the boy.
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"G-III accepts responsibility for resolving this issue, which occurred without the knowledge or consent of the Ivanka Trump organisation," a G-III representative told BoF.
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While Wallack alleged that Frankel hasn't been innocent of wrongdoing in the case, he said that Hoppy was also wrong too and accepts responsibility for his behavior.
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"She cannot be accorded the same sentencing consideration as someone who accepts responsibility for her wrongful action, expresses remorse and promises to make amends," Judge Corrigan said.
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Biden said his record on the issue has been "grossly misrepresented" but added that he accepts responsibility for what went right and what went wrong with the legislation.
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It's when someone who has done something wrong, accepts responsibility for their actions, acknowledges the harm caused, learns something, and then does something to prove they have learned.
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JetBlue will also require passengers to sign a document that states the animal can behave in public and that the owner accepts responsibility for injuries or property damage.
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"I cannot change the decisions I made nor can I undo the harm my behavior caused then and today," he said, saying he accepts responsibility for his actions.
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According to the settlement, Wells Fargo "admits, acknowledges, and accepts responsibility" for having from 2001 to 2008 falsely certified that many of its home loans qualified for Federal Housing Administration insurance.
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"G-III accepts responsibility for resolving this issue, which occurred without the knowledge or consent of the Ivanka Trump organisation," a representative for G-III said in a statement to BoF.
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Schneiderman issued a statement Thursday saying that he accepts responsibility for his inappropriate conduct and that he is "committed to a lifelong path of recovery and making amends" to those who he harmed.
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In a brief statement to reporters outside, lead defense attorney Kevin Downing said Manafort had finally gotten to chance to speak for himself and make clear that he accepts responsibility for his conduct.
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ISRAELI AIRLINE TO START BOOTING PASSENGERS WHO REFUSE TO SIT NEXT TO WOMEN Young told Judge Leslie Kobayashi that the substances he took mixed up his memory but he accepts responsibility for his actions.
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" Lieutenant Hasson's lawyer, Elizabeth Oyer, said in a written statement after the hearing that the plea reflected that he "accepts responsibility for the offenses he did commit: unlawfully possessing firearms and abusing prescription drugs.
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"Jamaat-ur-Ahrar accepts responsibility for both attacks with this vow that until the imposition of sharia our attacks will remain ongoing, God willing," spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan said in an email statement to Reuters.
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Seleznev's attorney, Igor Litvak, said his client accepts responsibility for his role in the two cyber cases settled on Thursday, but that he intends to appeal his conviction stemming from the third separate Washington case.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Wednesday reconciliation with neighbor Ukraine could take place only when Kiev accepts responsibility for the "genocide" of Poles killed by Ukrainian nationalists during World War Two.
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Fallon, a 20-year company veteran, has said he accepts responsibility for failing to predict the changes in the market but that his job now is to prepare Pearson for the rapid move to digital.
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"The government asks this Court to inquire of the defendant as to whether he maintains those apparent statements of innocence or whether he disavows them and fully accepts responsibility for his criminal conduct," prosecutors wrote.
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Hill said she could not support Biden's bid for the White House until he accepts responsibility for his handling of the Thomas confirmation hearings in 1991, when he was the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Al Mulla, who drafted many of Dubai's modern legislative structures and created the concept of financial free zones in the UAE, declined to say whether or not Naqvi accepts responsibility for the downfall of the fund.
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"G-III accepts responsibility for resolving this issue, which occurred without the knowledge or consent of the Ivanka Trump organization," a representative for G-III, which manufactures and distributes Trump's line via a licensing agreement, told BoF.
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"The school likes to say that this is 'a different OSU,&apos" Snyder-Hill says, "but, until it makes clear and accepts responsibility for the full scope of what happened and how, there is no reason to believe that."
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Even as MBS accepts "responsibility" for the tragedy, the stain created by Khashoggi's murder has faded, in large measure because the President of the United States has accepted Prince Salman's denial of being personally involved and US/Saudi relations appear unchanged.
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Beth RosenBronx To the Editor: Though President Trump often takes credit for things he didn't do, and he never accepts responsibility for problems he has created, it is important that we citizens not become inured to his dishonesty and ignorance.
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"Lashkar-e-Jhangvi Al Alami accepts responsibility for those killed in this attack, and we announce that there is no room for the enemies of the companions of the Prophet Muhammad in Pakistan," said Ali bin Sufyan, the group's spokesperson, in a statement.
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Even with one engine destroyed and a wing on fire, Barnett brings the airliner down safely, but accepts responsibility for the collision during the accident investigation. In the aftermath of the crash, Mike and Kitty are not only survivors but are now planning a future life together.
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Eric is presented as a "Jack-the-Lad" character with a drinking habit, which led to his raping Eva and getting her pregnant. He is distanced from the rest of the family and feels he cannot talk to them about his problems. With his sister, he repents of and accepts responsibility for the way he treated Eva.
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Mike wakes up in the hospital with a broken nose and no memory of what had happened. Jack confesses that he was stoned and accepts responsibility for Mike's predicament. Angry at his brother ruining his career as a competitive swimmer, Mike orders him out of the room. Their father bursts in at that point, demanding to know what happened.
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Acquiring objects, whether temporarily for loan or consideration or permanently for the collection, requires a great deal of documentation. Once an institution accepts responsibility for the care of an object, certain legal obligations are imposed: the item must be properly stored, maintained, conserved, and made available for the benefit of the public.Malaro, Marie C. (2012). The Acquisition of Objects--Accessioning.
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Another dissociative practice, known as displacement of responsibility, operates by distorting the relationship between actions and the effects they cause. People behave in ways they would normally oppose if a legitimate authority accepts responsibility for the consequences of that behavior. Displacement of responsibility distorts facts. Under these conditions people view their actions as dictates of authorities rather than their own actions.
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In Guilt and Children, ed. J Bybee, pp. 19–74. San Diego: Academic It is a social emotion, because it requires the perception that another person is being hurt by this act; and it also has implication in morality, such that the guilty actor, in virtue of feeling distressed and guilty, accepts responsibility for the wrongdoing, which might cause desire to make amends or punish the self. Not all social emotions are moral emotions.
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He is suspected of the murder by Inspector Pascal Popil, a French detective who also lost his family in the war. Thanks in part to his aunt's intervention, as she leaves the butcher's head on the gates in front of the station during Lecter's interview, Lecter accepts responsibility for the crime. Eventually, Lecter becomes the youngest person ever admitted to medical school in France. He works in Paris, where he is given a job preparing cadavers.
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He used two dozen charts and a metal pointer during the ad, explaining that "We got into trickle-down economics and it didn't trickle." He later concluded that "our President blames Congress, Congress blames the President, the Democrats and Republicans blame each other. Nobody steps up to the plate and accepts responsibility for anything." He spent a large portion of the infomercial speaking into the camera while sitting at a desk in front of a bookshelf.
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She declares she is proud that she did what was necessary to save Leo from tuberculosis, and she expresses contempt for the Communist ideology that would have let him die. Andrei says he understands and accepts responsibility for making her suffer. When she leaves, Andrei confronts Syerov and insists that he use his influence to secure Leo's release. When Andrei gives his speech, he deviates from his prepared remarks to speak in favor of freedom and individualism.
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In turn, she greatly despises Becky as she's immature and a flake for Luke's taste. She and Elinor would eventually reconcile in Mini Shopaholic, when she accepts responsibility for her actions and helps plan for Luke's surprise birthday party. John Gavin: The new manager of Endwich Bank which Derek Smeath used to work. After reading the article from the Daily World, he greatly shows hostility towards Becky when she and Suze arrive and ask for a bigger overdraft.
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Hilary doesn't yet know that Burnett has made the deal mostly to ensure another wrangler (Ben Johnson) double crossed by Taylor would receive some money to take care of himself after an injury. One of Taylor's men, Deke Simons (Jack Elam), gets into a fight with Burnett in the saloon over terms. Evans, witnessing the brawl, comes to trust Burnett. Despite Burnett's objections, he ultimately accepts responsibility for the Evans women through the train ride to Dodge City and the following wagon trail.
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By the end of the story, he flees Germany under a false French identity to start a new life in northern France. Throughout the account, Aue meets several famous Nazis, including Adolf Eichmann, Heinrich Himmler and Adolf Hitler. In the book, Aue accepts responsibility for his actions, but most of the time he feels more like an observer than a direct participant. The book is divided into seven chapters, each named after a baroque dance, following the sequence of a Bach Suite.
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Marvel Comics. The Jackal captures Spider-Man, but promptly lets go after proving that Spider-Man is no match for the Jackal in a fair fight. He then lures his nemesis to Shea Stadium and manipulates into battling his perfect clone of Peter by binding Daily Bugle reporter Ned Leeds to a bomb that only the original Spider-Man can disarm. But when a clone of Gwen tears off the Jackal's mask and confronts him on his crimes, Warren finally accepts responsibility for his actions.
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Each rotating Chair nation accepts responsibility for maintaining the secretariat, which handles the administrative aspects of the Council, including organizing semiannual meetings, hosting the website, and distributing reports and documents. The Norwegian Polar Institute hosted the Arctic Council Secretariat for the six-year period from 2007 to 2013; this was based on an agreement between the three successive Scandinavian Chairs, Norway, Denmark, and Sweden. This temporary Secretariat had a staff of three. In 2012 the Council moved towards creating a permanent secretariat in Tromsø, Norway.
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Meanwhile, an enquiry commission is set up to investigate the gross human rights violations under Amit Kumar's jurisdiction. While his subordinates including Tiwari, Khan, Pandey, deny involvement and plead their innocence, Amit unconditionally accepts responsibility for the incidents on moral grounds despite receiving overwhelming support from the populace of Tejpur. This perplexes his subordinates who find themselves helpless in the face of this situation. After being released, Sundar disrupts the marriage of the girl who he kidnapped earlier and kills her mother in the process.
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Elinor steps in and offers an unconditional gift, the one real mothers would've made and reconciles with her when she accepts responsibility for her actions. She is stunned that she would help her, but accepts it so Luke can have his birthday party. In a moment of vulnerability, Elinor apologizes for insulting Annabel and realizes she was more of a real mother to Luke than her. Becky reaches out for her help in finding the source of Minnie's behavioral problems and Elinor agrees to help her.
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The ghost discovers he has the wrong house and is not at Tibbs’ house but Tibbets’, which makes the Phantom very angry and he tells our narrator, Tibbets, :“Why couldn’t you have told me so :Three quarters of an hour ago? :You king of all the asses!” (p. 48) When the narrator objects that he is not to blame for the ghost's carelessness, the ghost quickly calms down, accepts responsibility for his mistake, and thanks Tibbets for his hospitality. The scene ends with the two shaking hands (the ghost calls Tibbets “Turnip-top”).
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While loving and caring to her sisters and subordinates, she is ruthless in battle and to her enemies. To fulfill the last wishes of her late mother, Sonken, she has led her kingdom into a long war to unite the country. While her methods have been scrutinized, she admittedly accepts responsibility for her actions since she would rather have her hands bloody rather than have her family suffer the same fate as she has. She hopes to abdicate in favor of her sister Sonken and retire with her lover Shūyu after fulling her mother's wishes.
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With the help of Aliano's sister, the team finds Aliano, who agrees to be a witness upon learning of her friends' deaths. Cliff Dawkins (Tim Monsion), a manager of SDKG Corporation, accepts responsibility for the software design. When Don goes to Tuttle's house to inform Tuttle that he would be arrested when Don gathers the evidence, Tuttle accuses Don of having a vendetta. After Meeks learns through the newspaper that the California legislature wants to investigate Tuttle, he accuses Don, who is surprised to see the article, of leaking the information to the press.
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When people agree to being contributors to adverse results, it leads to strong operation of moral control involving themselves in harmful activity while trying to minimize the effect of that activity. They play the role of an agent of moral disengagement and start to behave in ways they ordinarily disavow if an appropriate authority accepts responsibility for their behavior. Personal liability for conduct drives people to view their actions as coming from authoritative figures under displaced responsibility. Not being the true agents of their actions, they are saved from self- condemnation.
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In 1950, Makio Miyoshi, a member of the Yamamori yakuza family, attempts to kill the boss of the Asada family, but flees before finishing the job. That evening, he meets with his boss, Yoshio Yamamori, who insists that he honor his commitment to the family by finishing his target off. Two other family members, lieutenant Naotake Aoki and senior officer Shigeru Nanba, arrive to collect Yamamori; Aoki gives Makio his gun to kill Boss Asada. Makio accepts responsibility for his crime and is sentenced to eight years in prison.
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' "The essence .. is that primary nursing is really a generic term that simply means one nurse accepting responsibility for managing the care of a small number of patients. Who delivers the care, what the ratio mix is, what the skill level is, what the staffing level is, what the care plans look like, none of those things make a difference. What makes a difference is whether the nurse accepts responsibility for managing the care of the patients." Villaire, Michael (1993) Marie Manthey interview on Evolution of Primary Nursing.
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The pilot may get responsible for the separation with preceding aircraft in case he/she has the preceding aircraft in sight and is instructed so by ATC. In the United States, it is required that an aircraft have the airport, the runway, or the preceding aircraft in sight. It is not enough to have the terrain in sight (see #Contact approach). When a pilot accepts a visual approach, the pilot accepts responsibility for establishing a safe landing interval behind the preceding aircraft, as well as responsibility for wake-turbulence avoidance, and to remain clear of clouds.
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General elections were held in Pakistan on 16 November 1988 to elect the members of the National Assembly and Senate. The elections saw the resurgence of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) under the leadership of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto's daughter, Benazir. Supporters of President Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq, who had died in August 1988, reorganised themselves into a nine-party alliance, the Islami Jamhoori Ittehad (IJI) with support from the intelligence agencies.Hamid Gul accepts responsibility for creating IJI Dawn, 30 October 2012 This marked the beginning of a decade-long two-party system between the left-wing PPP and right-wing IJI and its successor the Pakistan Muslim League (N).
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Cecilia accepts responsibility for the botched job while the priest reveals that the money he was given to pay for the restoration was not used in a nefarious way, but to support an aged friend in the local nursing home. The mayor and the townspeople forgive Cecilia, hailing her the town’s new hero, as she forgives them for their cruel initial response. Finally able to reimburse his mother’s loan, Marcos reconciles with Cecilia and the opera ends with the ghost of Artist Martinez releasing his earthly ties and moving on. For the finale, the full ensemble sings “God Chose,” with lyrics from 1st Corinthians, verses 26–28.
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All were related to the merit system investigation. On August 24, 2006, Fletcher reached a deal with the Attorney General's office that led to the dismissal of the charges in exchange for Fletcher's acknowledgment that "the evidence strongly indicates wrongdoing by his administration with regard to personnel actions within the merit system. Further, the governor hereby states that these actions were inappropriate and that he regrets their occurrence and accepts responsibility for them as head of the executive branch of state government." (See Ernie Fletcher: Merit system investigation) Fletcher's approval rating as of May 11, 2007 was at 38%, putting him among the lowest governors in the nation.
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Watts claims that prior to the order splitting in 2012, too much control was exerted over members' personal lives and choices. She accepts responsibility for her actions that contributed to some members feeling hurt and wronged by this excessive directing of their lives, and offers her remorse and apologies for those choices. She states that the OCS is now an entirely different organization, one in which there is much autonomy, greater self-responsibility and self-direction and which is open, transparent, affirming of all, having its basis in positive support and appreciation of differences.. Both Bowes and Watts claim that their own order became more relaxed since the 2012 split.
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A still of the 2004 Osama bin Laden video On October 29, 2004, at 21:00 UTC, al Jazeera broadcast excerpts allegedly from a videotape of Osama bin Laden addressing the people of the United States; in this video, he accepts responsibility for the September 11 attacks, condemns the Bush government's response to those attacks, and presents those attacks as part of a campaign of revenge and deterrence motivated by his witnessing of the destruction in the Lebanese Civil War in 1982. News analysts speculated that the release of the video was timed to influence the 2004 U.S. presidential election, which would take place four days later.
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The guards only seeing Tess thinks that she blew up the plant, but Peter helps her into a boat and accepts responsibility for blowing up the plant. After Peter is arrested, Tess visits him in prison and says he is the most wonderful man she knows and kisses him. Then Eric, Captain MacLean, and Foley arrive where Foley lies and says the exploded due to a faulty faulty steam boiler, freeing Peter. Once Freed Peter asks MacLean for Tess's hand in marriage, he consents but refuses to attend the wedding when he learns it will be held in a Mennonite church and Tess will like a life of a Mennonite wife.
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After being assaulted by U.S. troops in the city, Matty orders his unit to hunt down and kill the soldiers but mistakenly ends up causing the death of a large group of civilians. After the detonation of the nuclear weapon at Indian Point and the collapse of the Delgado nation, Matty becomes persona non grata and lives in exile in the northern part of the city. Matty racked with guilt over his actions with Parco eventually accepts responsibility for his actions and resumes his role as a reporter in the closing stages of the war. During the final U.S. offensive Matty is able to obtain evidence that proves that the U.S. was behind the nuclear detonation at Indian Point as well as finding the location of Parco.
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He is shown as unwilling to look within himself and see the pride that drives him to do what he does. When he accepts the shadow into himself, he also finally accepts responsibility for his own actions, and by accepting his own mortality he is able to free himself. His companion Vetch describes the moment by saying Thus, although there are several dark powers in Earthsea (like the dragon, and the stone of Terrenon) the true evil was not one of these powers, or even death, but Ged's actions that went against the balance of nature. This is contrary to conventional Western and Christian storytelling, in which light and darkness are often considered opposites, and are seen as symbolizing good and evil, which are constantly in conflict.
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Required by OMB Circular A-130, Appendix III, security accreditation provides a form of quality control and challenges managers and technical staffs at all levels to implement the most effective security controls possible in an information system, given mission requirements, technical constraints, operational constraints, and cost/schedule constraints. By accrediting an information system, an agency official accepts responsibility for the security of the system and is fully accountable for any adverse impacts to the agency if a breach of security occurs. Thus, responsibility and accountability are core principles that characterize security accreditation. It is essential that agency officials have the most complete, accurate, and trustworthy information possible on the security status of their information systems in order to make timely, credible, risk-based decisions on whether to authorize operation of those systems.
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