An admission of guilt with a smirky, 'just try me'?
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Democrats have characterized Flynn's request as an admission of guilt.
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It was settled in 2011 without an admission of guilt.
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"It's an admission of guilt in some ways," Oleynik said.
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We settled the suit with no admission of guilt. Zero.
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The title is kind of a personal admission of guilt.
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He says the new song is a public admission of guilt.
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As is customary, it did not include an admission of guilt.
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Eventually, Trump settled the lawsuit, albeit without an admission of guilt.
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We settled the suit with zero — with no admission of guilt.
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Settlements do not necessarily imply an admission of guilt, it added.
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Now Mueller gets Flynn to talk and also an admission of guilt.
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Mr Lavrov replied that he interpreted that as an admission of guilt.
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It's not a complete admission of guilt, so the mystery lives on.
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For me, it's an admission of guilt—it's taking the coward's way out.
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That would have looked, from a legal standpoint, like an admission of guilt.
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The judicial process does not require a public apology or admission of guilt.
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Under Italian law, a settlement agreement does not imply an admission of guilt.
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Acceptance of a pardon has often been seen as an admission of guilt.
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Under Italian law, filing for a settlement does not imply an admission of guilt.
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To participate, Brown had to accept a "blind plea," a formal admission of guilt.
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Some people believe that saying sorry invites litigation because it's an admission of guilt.
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"On one hand, it would be—it appears—an admission of guilt," Spaulding said.
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Usually, a videotaped admission of guilt coupled with DNA evidence almost guarantees a conviction.
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"Ukraine insists on a full admission of guilt," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky tweeted Saturday.
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The plea isn&apost an admission of guilt but is treated as such for sentencing.
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Mr. Bloomberg denied making the remark; the case was settled with no admission of guilt.
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But the deal does not include any admission of guilt or wrongdoing by the automaker.
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He also paid large settlements to both families in exchange for no admission of guilt.
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I was in early adolescence, and everything I said seemed like an admission of guilt.
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Trump countersued for defamation, demanding $100 million, and the case was settled without admission of guilt.
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The Soviets perceived this as an evasive maneuver, which was seen as an admission of guilt.
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It's seeking financial damages for this harm, along with an admission of guilt to the conspiracy.
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They said Duterte's decision was an admission of guilt and a sign that he was panicking.
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A statement by Groer asked for forgiveness but made no admission of guilt, reported the BBC.
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It would be a political bombshell and it would be close to an admission of guilt.
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Such a pardon, if it is valid (and that's debatable) necessarily implies an admission of guilt.
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His lawyer said he "strongly contests" his absence being seen as being an admission of guilt.
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The suspect was interviewed but didn't divulge much and made no admission of guilt, he said.
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Harris' admission of guilt comes just one month after Hiemstra pleaded guilty to the same charges.
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But in his admission of guilt, Cohen called the previous statement a lie on Trump's behalf.
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Unlike in France, filing for settlement does not imply an admission of guilt under Italian law.
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" Ms. Darton said that the company's apology was not an apology but "an admission of guilt.
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Sure, its sign could be a joke, but it could also be an admission of guilt.
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Threatened with a long prison sentence, the man signed an admission of guilt for inciting ethnic tensions.
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A no-contest plea is not an admission of guilt but is treated that way for sentencing.
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Tellingly, the Angolan government has ignored Odebrecht's admission of guilt as well as critics' pressure to investigate.
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The no-contest plea is an acceptance of the court's punishment but not an admission of guilt.
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It counts as a conviction, but is not an admission of guilt, something that angers the Miller family.
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" Berrey adds: "The other thing about a settlement is that there's no admission of guilt by the organization.
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Yet Israel distinguishes between the two expressions of contrition, seeing in the latter a potential admission of guilt.
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The VW situation is more rare with an admission of guilt and charges being brought against VW employees.
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A senior Saudi official would not confirm that claim but said any settlements included an admission of guilt.
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Not a total admission of guilt, but a clear sign that the last few days have been rough.
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Following Iran's admission of guilt for downing Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752, the head of that unit, Gen.
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"We had a recorded admission of guilt from Harvey Weinstein secured during a police sting operation," Farrow says.
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Las Vegas Sands was not charged with a crime and the settlement does not contain any admission of guilt.
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In 1975, the Trumps made a deal with the government to resolve the suit without an admission of guilt.
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The answer is actually quite simple: doing so would amount to an admission of guilt on the infringement claim.
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True: Hiring attorneys is in no way an admission of guilt, and no one should read it that way.
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The company noted that it was not a plea deal and that it does include any admission of guilt.
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That is an admission of guilt: The president is effectively admitting to obstructing justice in his conversation with Comey.
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In a moment of despair, Wen signed an admission of guilt, in the hopes of having his sentence reduced.
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" And like original sin, racism can be expunged only through the admission of guilt and the "heartbeat of confession.
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Mr. Bloomberg denied making the remark at the time, and the case was settled with no admission of guilt.
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Every day in this country, murder cases are tried for where there is no admission of guilt, and only denials.
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The company had originally sought to appeal the fine, but decided to settle the case without any admission of guilt.
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" Kane had resisted earlier calls to step down, saying resignation would be an admission of guilt "and I'm not guilty.
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Trump's response was that there had been no admission of guilt and that the practices were widespread in the industry.
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Supplier Robert Bosch has separately agreed to pay $327.5 million, which it said did not reflect an admission of guilt.
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When asked by the judge whether he had sexually abused the boys, Hastert stopped short of an admission of guilt.
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Apologize for that and do it with a specific, unequivocal admission of guilt, expecting nothing in return – not even their forgiveness.
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The question will then become whether the voters care about a Trump action that amounts to an implicit admission of guilt.
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Flynn's response is expected to note that he is invoking his constitutional rights and it is not an admission of guilt.
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However ... Singer's attorney, Andrew Brettler, says the director still maintains his innocence and the settlement is not an admission of guilt.
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" Ailes said that cases he had settled with accusers were not "an admission of guilt" as he had "done nothing wrong.
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If Trump does fire Mueller, it would be a virtual admission of guilt in the eyes of huge numbers of Americans.
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But in his admission of guilt, Cohen called the previous statement a lie and said the discussions went through June 2016.
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The settlement doesn't involve any jail time or admission of guilt, although the company is also facing a separate criminal investigation.
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I'd like to remind the public that an arrest is not a conviction, nor is it evidence or admission of guilt.
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The majority of people appear to be unsympathetic toward Gordon, seeing his refusal to appear in court as an admission of guilt.
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Refusing an interview with Mueller could have steep political costs and be seen as an implicit admission of guilt by the president.
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A plea of "no contest" in New Mexico is considered a "concession of the charge without admission of guilt," according to ESPN.
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Mr. Trump eventually signed a consent decree, but nonetheless declared victory, emphasizing that the decree did not include an admission of guilt.
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Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy released a statement, saying he wants a full admission of guilt, a full investigation, and compensation from Iran.
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At the very least, I don't want to hear a word about how innovative these two features were without some admission of guilt.
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It's generally thought that accepting a pardon constitutes an admission of guilt with respect to the offense for which the person was convicted.
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Democrats are already arguing that Trump's position is a de facto admission of guilt based on a legal and political house of sand.
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"A resignation would be an admission of guilt and I'm not guilty," Kane said in a statement in August ahead of her trial.
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Conyers, a Michigan Democrat, said earlier on Tuesday his office had resolved a harassment case with a payment but no admission of guilt.
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Of course, Flynn is exercising his constitutional rights against self incrimination and his move should not be seen as an admission of guilt.
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His "I haven't seen much of her, to be honest" to Roper right after Jed's nighttime visit was like an admission of guilt.
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Clinton would also have little interest in kicking off a presidency with a pardon, particularly since a pardon is an admission of guilt.
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When it was over, Mr. Trump declared victory, emphasizing that the consent decree he ultimately signed did not include an admission of guilt.
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Under consent proceedings, parties involved in disputes with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) can settle them without admission of guilt.
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In fact, this case was solved not by any rigorous police investigation, but by a chance encounter and an unusual admission of guilt.
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They've already bought into a corrupt system, acceding to the teacher's demands, and signing the petition is tantamount to an admission of guilt.
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" On Saturday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he expects "a full admission of guilt" and for Iran "to bring those responsible to justice.
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In one excruciating scene, after the apartment robbery, Julie elicits an admission of guilt from Anthony, only to end up apologizing to him.
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If the regime had handed those over, the official said, it would have been an implicit admission of guilt in the original attack.
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The former sheriff's admission of guilt on Wednesday showed that efforts to obstruct went to the top of the agency, according to prosecutors.
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Tee, for his part, said there was never any admission of guilt from Deeba and that he's already had a positive impact on Moogsoft.
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It's important to note a formal charge is not proof of guilt and Rothenberg has not made any admission of guilt under these proceedings.
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And your admission of guilt is going to shake the core and the foundation of your relationship — your partner might never trust you again.
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In May, right before it was scheduled to go to trial, the case was abruptly settled for $5.9 million, with no admission of guilt.
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And most believe if he did make a move like this, it would be both an admission of guilt and a potential constitutional crisis.
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The settlement, which is expected to be announced on Thursday, includes no admission of guilt by Fiat Chrysler or an E.P.A. finding of wrongdoing.
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An Uruguayan singer has joined the more than 20 women accusing opera icon Placido Domingo of sexual misconduct following his public admission of guilt.
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After a two-hour meeting with victims, Pell dismissed suggestions he resign his position, saying to do so would be "an admission of guilt".
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The move was construed as a tacit admission of guilt and a signal that the campaign would be more careful about the messages it sends.
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McCabe's admission of guilt followed a plea deal under which prosecutors agreed to drop additional charges of aggravated murder and manslaughter, the Oregonian newspaper reported.
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Chinese Communist Party rulers have since sought to white-wash the violence, never offering an admission of guilt or wrongdoing or releasing a death toll.
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One of Almena's attorneys, Tony Serra, told reporters that the plea "was an act of ethics and morality" rather than a raw admission of guilt.
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Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is speaking out about the commercial airplane that Iran accidentally shut down Wednesday, saying he expects a full admission of guilt.
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President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine, in his first reaction to Iran's announcement, said his country would "insist on a full admission of guilt" by Tehran.
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The regime&aposs admission of guilt sparked a wave of demonstrations in the country, with protesters claiming they were met with bullets and tear gas.
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He added he did not expect an admission of guilt, however, emphasizing that his expectations for what could come out of the summit remained low.
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In exchange for Meili's admission of guilt to the 2017 crime, the original charges of child kidnapping, statutory sodomy and statutory rape were dismissed by prosecutors.
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And he reminded us that though he was the target of racial discrimination lawsuits by the Justice Department, they were "settled" with no admission of guilt.
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While Houser framed this as a bit of a boast, the increasingly labor-conscious games press and community took it, rightly, as an admission of guilt.
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But in so doing, he wanted to make sure everyone -- in the chamber and outside of it -- didn't see his resignation as an admission of guilt.
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It remains unclear what kind of remedy the regulator is hoping for, although it could push for a conviction or at least an admission of guilt.
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In opening statements on Monday, the prosecution used the payment as an admission of guilt; why would Cosby pay off Constand if the sex was consensual?
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A person with knowledge of the discussions said an admission of guilt was essential for convincing WADA that Russia would not violate doping rules in the future.
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People familiar with the possibility, however, say that Lula is unlikely to accept such an offer, because doing so could be interpreted as an admission of guilt.
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The statement, called "Reclaiming Jesus," is framed as a "confession" in the spiritual sense of the word: a public statement of principles, not an admission of guilt.
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Bloomberg settled the 1997 case with no admission of guilt, while the 2007 case was dismissed for lack of evidence four years later, according to the Times.
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At the same time, allegations of sexual assault and harassment can both have career-altering consequences, even without the admission of guilt, as they did with Sen.
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Belgian authorities accused a Kazakh financier recruited by Bayrock of carrying out a $55 million money-laundering scheme (that case was settled without an admission of guilt).
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However, in the days since Iran admitted to the shootdown, some military leaders have started to row back on the absolute admission of guilt from the government.
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Despite the revelations in the media, and Flynn's eventual admission of guilt, the Kremlin has consistently said there was no talk of sanctions during the call in December.
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If Trump kept himself off the witness stand by taking the fifth, or threatening to, then by his own estimation, that would have been an admission of guilt.
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That statement could be read as the movie's startling admission of guilt, except that it's the liberal, blithely apostate character who's saying it, so it can't be trusted.
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Max Healthcare said in a statement released late Sunday evening that the decision to let the two doctors go should not be interpreted as an admission of guilt.
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Because I settled that lawsuit with no admission of guilt, but that was a lawsuit brought against many real estate firms, and it's just one of those things.
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The settlement was intended not as an admission of guilt, but rather to "avoid litigation and buy peace," according to the agreement, which was reviewed by The Times.
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Then he rattled off a number of crimes he said he had committed in Paraguay, an admission of guilt that appeared intended to avoid being sent to Brazil.
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The plea deal, however, only included an admission of guilt to the FBI intimidation incident; Baca agreed in the deal that he would not contest the other allegations.
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"This is by no means an admission of guilt, nor an end to the fight for our guys' honor," Svishchev was quoted in a statement on the federation's website.
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It offered SBM immunity from prosecution in exchange for an admission of guilt, the provision of information and evidence that could help further an ongoing corruption investigation at Petrobras.
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Asked by reporters if Formosa Ha Tinh would be prosecuted, Dung suggested its admission of guilt might be enough to avert that, and Vietnam needed to protect its image.
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The settlement, which is expected to be announced today, does not include an admission of guilt by the company or a declaration of wrongdoing by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Defendants were generally let off with no admission of guilt if they agreed to pay a fine, complete community service, and reimburse their insurers for the money they had claimed.
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Last month, SBM Offshore chief executive Bruno Chabas, and former board member Sietze Hepkema settled "personal favoritism" charges with Brazilian prosecutors for around $60,000 each, with no admission of guilt.
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However, the prosecution will be able to show jurors two of Hernandez's tattoos featuring guns and shell casings, which they claim represent the two murders, and an admission of guilt.
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Jorge Gustavo Arevalo-Kessler's career flying planes for the Sinaloa Cartel's private airline ended with an arrest in Mexico City and an admission of guilt before a US federal judge.
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He also says in the court docs the settlement money is NOT an admission of guilt ... but rather just the cost of keeping a legal dispute out of the media.
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Netflix announced Friday that it will no longer produce comedian Louis C.K.'s second comedy special for the streaming platform, following his admission of guilt on allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Paralleling Alison's admission of guilt about her son's death on their earlier visit, Noah confessed that, as a high school senior, he had helped his terminally ill mother commit suicide.
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No doubt my silence came off as an admission of guilt — little different than vocally conceding to the critics, as the young adult author Amélie Wen Zhao did last week.
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" The harshest critique came from Waco resident Cheryl Foster: "SB 25 is a flagrant admission of guilt on the part of Texas state lawmakers in their efforts to control women's lives.
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Peachy Printer spoke with their lawyers, who suggested the company get Boe to sign a contract which included an admission of guilt and a repayment agreement, instead of going to authorities.
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A reasonable question, but from an investigative standpoint, absent an admission of guilt from either party, in this case the "lie" would be just as unlikely to prove as the truth.
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Or take a New York Times article on the 1976 Open controversy, which referred to Richards as "an admitted transsexual," as if being herself was tantamount to an admission of guilt.
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At least, they were too minor to warrant anything so severe as an admission of guilt, or an apology, or a proposed commitment to self-betterment — let alone professional or criminal consequences.
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In the absence of a body (or any body parts), there remains an element of uncertainty of what happened to Khashoggi, but many may consider the Saudi response an admission of guilt.
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But without an explanation from Miller — either evidence of how she completed the courses fairly, or an admission of guilt and perhaps even an apology — they will never have a definitive answer.
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He said the injunction was not an admission of guilt, but was intended to prevent him from being swept into what he called a highly politicized case pursued by overzealous state officials.
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"If he says, 'I'm going to change,' that's an admission of guilt," said Ed Lurie, a former executive director of the New York State Republican Party who works as a political consultant.
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The Trumps denied the claims and fought back in court, but eventually settled — "with no admission of guilt," Trump pointed out during Monday's debate, which is not exactly saying he was innocent.
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The way this situation has been handled-Northam directly ignoring Democrat machinery telling him to step down and flip-flopping on his admission of guilt-makes this man unelectable in the future.
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It's some rich irony coming from Trump — and Flynn; both had said, when Hillary Clinton was engulfed in investigations, that her aide pleading the Fifth Amendment was essentially an admission of guilt.
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The House Ethics Committee said last week it was investigating allegations of sexual harassment against Conyers, who said his office had resolved a harassment case with a payment but no admission of guilt.
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After the weary giggles fade, they confess to tears being shed over this record, not as an admission of guilt, but as a badge of honor over the level of seriousness they possess.
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Tarrant's admission of guilt also comes just days since the anniversary of the deadly attack, which took place on March 15 last year and was New Zealand's worst mass shooting in modern history.
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According to Syed's defense lawyer, C. Justin Brown, the state's attorney general refused as recently as November to offer Syed any plea deal without a full admission of guilt and more prison time.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine expects a full investigation, a full admission of guilt and compensation from Iran after the downing of a Ukrainian passenger plane, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said in a statement on Saturday.
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It's a tough line to toe because, while even the most innocuous statement could potentially be used in a lawsuit down the line, saying nothing at all is tantamount to an admission of guilt.
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He can let Mr Cohen try to enforce the agreement with Ms Clifford, which might look like an admission of guilt and would risk her aggressive lawyer, Michael Avenatti, airing further revelations in court.
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In November 2017, the House Ethics Committee said it was investigating allegations of sexual harassment against Conyers, who said his office had resolved a harassment case with a payment but no admission of guilt.
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He has denied allegations that he made unwanted sexual advances to some women who worked for him, but said his office had resolved a harassment case with a payment and no admission of guilt.
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While ardent Trumpists have shown their willingness to accept even his most craven acts, most Americans are sure to see it as an admission of guilt even more damning than his attempts to avoid testifying.
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One senior House Republican aide called the resolution an "admission of guilt" that Democrats had been acting in bad faith but said it will not change the party's message that the process remains fundamentally flawed.
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Grayston claims he became suspicious of Boe, ousted him from the company, and got him to sign an agreement that would serve as an admission of guilt and a promise to repay the stolen funds.
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There are also limits on seizing cash or property worth less than $10,000, such as by requiring a warrant, an arrest, presence of contraband, an admission of guilt, or approval from a US attorney's office.
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Negotiating leniency settlements with the comptroller general's office, known as the CGU, would allow companies to bid for future government contracts in return for admission of guilt, reparation of financial damages and payment of fines.
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This is true, but tantamount to an admission of guilt: politicians in some safely Democratic districts in the north have not been above fiddling with election rules and redrawing district boundaries to protect incumbents either.
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According to deniers, there is a simple answer to this question: German officials were forced into a false admission of guilt by "the Jews," who threatened to prevent Germany's reentry into the family of nations.
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KIEV, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Ukraine expects a full investigation, a full admission of guilt and compensation from Iran after the downing of a Ukrainian passenger plane, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said in a statement on Saturday.
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" His stepping down is not an admission of guilt, the gallerist assures him, but just something he must do because the Ford Foundation and the Rockefeller Foundation (the gallery's funders) have a "safe-space policy.
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"Asia sent me a series of text messages between her and Anthony Bourdain in which he suggested to her to pay the kid, and it wasn't that an admission of guilt or anything," Dove said.
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He said that he came forward with the accusations previously in front of other senior members of Bambaataa's Zulu Nation and received an admission of guilt, an apology, and a promise from Bambaataa to seek counseling.
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Even if the letter's authenticity can be proven, the IAAF said, it falls outside the World Anti-Doping Agency's statute of limitations and a definitive admission of guilt would be required from one of Ma's runners.
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The NSE filing to Securities and Exchange Board on India (SEBI) was done under the so-called consent process, which allows parties facing regulatory scrutiny to settle disputes by paying a penalty without admission of guilt.
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The Reuters reporting elicited the only admission of guilt from the Myanmar government, which routinely rejects criticism of the actions of its troops in Muslim-majority villages in the far west of the mainly Buddhist nation.
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"The agreement is not a plea deal or collaboration, and it does not imply an admission of guilt," according to a Marfrig statement on Tuesday, referring to the document signed by Chairman Marcos Molina dos Santos.
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While a payment or admission of guilt is unlikely from the Chinese Communist Party, Hawley's request is an example of the growing frustration and outrage over the virus and the missed opportunities to mitigate its spread.
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Ho even suggested that Zhou's offer to step down was an act of open defiance instead of an admission of guilt -- as officials all understand that only the Party leadership, not themselves, can decide their fate.
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George Kendall, one of Mr. Woodfox's lawyers, emphasized that a plea of no contest was not an admission of guilt, while Jeff Landry, the state attorney general, emphasized in a statement that it was considered a conviction.
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But the offers from the compensation programs at least in most cases do not include an admission of guilt, and in at least one case did not require a clergy member to be permanently removed from ministry.
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Why it matters: Trump has repeatedly maintained that the Russian investigation is a "hoax" and a "witch hunt," but Papadopoulos' charges, as well as his admission of guilt, are explicitly linked to attempts at collusion with Russia.
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According to the CPSC, Best Buy's settlement did not include an admission of guilt, which means the company may be off the hook for any potential lawsuits that may come as a result of selling the recalled gear.
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The official, Elhamy ElZayat, the chairman of Egypt's tourism federation, said the payments were not "an admission of guilt" by the government of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, but rather an attempt to revive Egypt's flagging tourism industry.
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For instance, they apparently had the woman call Parker under the guise of a pregnancy scare to try to collect more information and a possible admission of guilt––a policing tactic that requires a court order in Pennsylvania.
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Prosecutors often work by stacking up as many charges as possible so that people will plead to something and then using that as leverage to press them into some admission of guilt and then some kind of punishment.
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The move comes about a week after Flynn fired two lawyers here who had represented him since before the Mueller probe started in May 2017, prompting speculation the retired general might be looking to revoke his admission of guilt.
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Such a deal involving admission of guilt by the company, return of embezzled funds and payment of fines, would allow Odebrecht to bid for government contracts again by lifting a suspension imposed after the Petrobras scandal broke in 13.
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During the announcement of the town hall meetings, Cosby representatives Andrew Wyatt and Ebonee Benson explained that the seminars weren't an admission of guilt, but an opportunity for people everywhere — the pair called out young people and husbands specifically.
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Both sides had wanted to divulge the settlement at trial, with prosecutors possibly seeking to portray it as an admission of guilt, while defense lawyers could argue that it bolstered their cases that Constand was seeking a big payout.
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" Trump's response was not that they hadn't discriminated, but rather that "many, many other companies throughout the country" were also sued, that the suit was settled "with no admission of guilt" and that "it's just one of those things.
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The gambit, announced at a news conference, helped Mr. Trump, then 27, slow down the HUD legal action, buy time and eventually claim a victory when, two years later, he signed a consent agreement with no admission of guilt.
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In its admission of guilt, the Iranian foreign ministry attempted to lay some blame at the feet of the US. "Human error at time of crisis caused by US adventurism led to disaster," Foreign Minister Javad Zarif tweeted Friday.
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Conyers WASHINGTON - The House of Representatives Ethics Committee said on Tuesday it was investigating allegations of sexual harassment against U.S. Representative John Conyers, who said his office had resolved a harassment case with a payment but no admission of guilt.
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There was little reason to think Alphabet would be open to a settlement that didn't include an admission of guilt — something Uber was unwilling to give because the company vehemently contended the files Levandowski downloaded never made it to their servers.
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By late March, the office had agreed to a plan where Mr. Smollett would do some community service and forfeit the $10,000 bond paid for his release, in exchange for the office dropping the charges, with no admission of guilt.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The House of Representatives Ethics Committee said on Tuesday it was investigating allegations of sexual harassment against U.S. Representative John Conyers, who said his office had resolved a harassment case with a payment but no admission of guilt.
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In large part as a result of that, on Friday, a civil case against Cohen brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission for alleged failures to supervise errant employees in 2013 settled quietly without an admission of guilt or a financial penalty.
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According to copyright lawyer Rob Cashman, once someone admits to copyright infringement by paying the initial fee of between $20 and $75, Rightscorp often circles back around, your admission of guilt in hand, demanding additional fees for any additional accusations of infringement.
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The Chinese government has exonerated and apologized to the family of a scientist who had issued an early warning about the outbreak of the coronavirus and later died from the illness, signaling a rare admission of guilt from the country's ruling Communist Party.
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Allred—who changed the way we think about sexual assault with the Cosby trial, even if she didn't win in court—is acutely aware that sometimes the biggest triumphs don't come in the form of a verdict, a settlement, or even an admission of guilt.
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Because the amendment is used to avoid being put in a situation where one would have to testify about something that would be self-incriminating, it can sometimes be seen by outsiders as an implicit admission of guilt, although that is not always the case.
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The estimated $1 billion settlement that covers nearly every former player for the next 65 years may not be an admission of guilt, but it is hard to argue when C.T.E. continues to be found in the brains of one dead N.F.L. player after another.
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Even as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other House leaders hailed key legal victories this week, they seemed to be treating Trump's continuing resistance as an admission of guilt that leaves the door wide open to voting on impeachment without final resolution from the courts.
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Around the same time, the Securities and Exchange Commission hit Trump with a $750,000 fine related to a different stock transaction — one of several instances of Trump being caught breaking the rules only to be allowed to settle charges with a fine and no admission of guilt.
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He settled with the agency without making an admission of guilt, and, as part of the settlement, he stepped down from what was left of the firm and agreed to be barred from the brokerage and investment advisory business with a right to reapply after five years.
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Such a forum could help to establish what the Intelligence Community knew, what the White House communicated to Saudi Arabia over the 17 days between Khashoggi's murder and the Saudi admission of guilt, and what the administration can do to protect human rights in Saudi Arabia.
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"Since Mark's prosecution is political, his admission of guilt is really admission that his human right will not be respected anyway, and he's not gonna get a fair trial no matter what he does, so there is no point in going forward with it," Kirov said.
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"Today's admission of guilt by Mr. Bradley helps to close the door on one of the conspirators responsible for causing the tragic loss of life and wreaking havoc on those who survived this horrific incident," Shane Folden, special agent in charge with U.S. Homeland Security Investigations, said in a statement.
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After Mr. Trump's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, appeared on "The View" and seemed not to know much of the details of the $68,000 — "I think they paid money, as I understand from the story, they paid money in 1998," she said — the Clinton campaign took that as an admission of guilt.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) blasted his refusal on the Senate floor, arguing it represents an admission of guilt.
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It was compounded by the fact that I wasn't releasing much information about myself, which was actually for entirely innocent unrelated reasons as I've said above, because I had to move on from what I had been doing previously, but this was taken like some kind of admission of guilt.
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I notice the nasty commercials that you do on me in so many different ways, which I don't do on you, maybe I'm trying to save the money, but frankly, I look at that, and I say, isn't that amazing, because I settled that lawsuit, with no admission of guilt.
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In one case, a 40-year-old single mother was charged in 2012 with a count of misdemeanor assault; it was not until November 2015 — 1,166 days after her initial arraignment — that she received an adjournment in contemplation of dismissal, a disposition that requires no admission of guilt, according to the lawsuit.
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"While that's not news to those of us who have been living in a reality-based world for decades, it still marks a significant development because it's an admission of guilt that just years ago would have been unthinkable," said Richard Wiles, executive director of the Center for Climate Integrity, in an email.
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You know, her response raises some old inside trading allegations I want to address, by the way, which was settled some time ago with no admission of guilt and played a videotape that I got emotional on one of your recent programs because I was so upset about the destructive dialogue she was pursuing.
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The strongest point that Kavanaugh's defenders made to me was that pace the claim that there's no punishment involved in being denied a Supreme Court seat, his withdrawal under the shadow of Christine Blasey Ford's allegation would be regarded by much of the country as an admission of guilt — an admission he was once a would-be rapist and is a perjurer today.
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"Today's admission of guilt by Mr. Bradley helps to close the door on one of the conspirators responsible for causing the tragic loss of life and wreaking havoc on those who survived this horrific incident," Shane M. Folden, the special agent with the San Anontio office of the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations unit, said in a statement.
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These are serious allegations—because in 2012, the mobile giant settled with the FCC in a consent decree (meaning there was no admission of guilt) for $700,000 after numerous customers complained that AT&T changed their data plans without their knowledge or consent (usually away from the highly coveted unlimited data plans that are no longer offered, except to U-Verse or DirecTV subscribers).
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Read more: An Iranian commander said &aposI wish I could die&apos after Tehran accepted responsibility for shooting down Ukrainian Airlines flight 752Ukraine&aposs president wants a &aposfull admission of guilt&apos and compensation from Iran after it shot down a commercial planeTrump doesn&apost want to go to war, he just wants to look tough, even if it puts US troops in danger
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When pressed on the federal civil rights lawsuit that first put his family's business interests on the national stage, Donald had the interminable gall to gloat in the fact the case was settled out of court and "There was never any admission of guilt," as if lifting a line directly from the villain at the end of a John McTiernan movie, right before the hero shoots the gas tank behind him or something.
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Read more:Iranians marched in fiery protests to demand Ayatollah Khamenei&aposs resignation after officials shot down a commercial planeUkraine&aposs president wants a &aposfull admission of guilt&apos and compensation from Iran after it shot down a commercial planeTrump doesn&apost want to go to war, he just wants to look tough, even if it puts US troops in dangerAn Iranian commander said &aposI wish I could die&apos after Tehran accepted responsibility for shooting down Ukrainian Airlines flight 752
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I need to start this with an admission of guilt: More than a year ago, I convinced Diarrhea Planet—whose six members and roughly six hundred stage guitars shred so hard they produce the musical equivalent of the woodchipper scene from Fargo except instead of a witness being killed in cold blood, they murder bummers—to take a detour from one of the busiest tour schedules in music to stop by the VICE offices on a Sunday to talk to me (who'd gotten a little too loose at their show the night before) about whatever it was that trickled out of my ravaged brain.
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