Since they expect everyone to break the rules, you have to break the rules, too.
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Break the rules — not the law, but the rules.
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But why does it work when you break the rules?
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"They break the rules in every way imaginable," he said.
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You're showing people that you can break the rules. Exactly.
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When owners break the rules, boards generally have two options.
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They're out there making sure people don't break the rules.
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But remember how fun it was to break the rules?
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We break the rules, certainly; we do not break the law.
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If his children break the rules, he takes their phones away.
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It also needs stronger penalties for companies that break the rules.
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To break the rules, if necessary in pursuit of their goal.
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And it lets regulators levy big fines if firms break the rules.
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One other thing was also clear: She wanted to break the rules.
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So is this the year that women break the rules — and win?
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Additional Reading Is This the Year Women Break the Rules and Win?
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And even though Musk's tweet was unprecedented, it didn't technically break the rules.
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The rational response for the other party is therefore to break the rules.
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Please do not break the rules of the ballet on Blue Ivy's watch.
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But they're still not going to break the rules and let Bobby in.
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We don't like to break the rules as much as we used to.
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Some doctors can also find ways to quietly break the rules when necessary.
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He was, The Telegraph suggested, offering "advice" on how to break the rules.
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When this fails and redditors break the rules, trust and safety punishes them.
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They would also break the rules less than half as often as men.
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That means people with more money can't break the rules of Snapchat any more.
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Academy Award winner Helena Bonham Carter, who dares to break the rules of fashion?
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He seems so eager to bend and break the rules elsewhere, why not here?
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"The only thing you shouldn't break the rules on, really, is foundation," Selby says.
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Does it allow itself to break the rules for the benefit of the passenger?
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"It took a lot of convincing to let us break the rules," Jinai says.
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The five prosecutors also share a disturbing tendency to break the rules to win.
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Too often, the only way to speed things up is to break the rules.
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If you break the rules, the company probably won't catch you, Legum's reporting suggests.
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"Ghost" established Halsey as an electropop guru who's not afraid to break the rules.
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Even 2- and 3-year-olds protested when they saw someone break the rules.
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"Some people who are more sophisticated than I am break the rules," he noted.
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While she may be able to afford to break the rules, most winners can't.
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Which they definitely still will, but does that mean you're going to break the rules?
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A blank card used by students to report on other students who break the rules.
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That's the only time throughout the experiment that I break the rules and use bills.
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Ask anyone: There's nothing like a rule to make us want to break the rules.
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Wolf has an undeniable presence, in part because she's so down to break the rules.
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"If you break the rules in @PUBATTLEGROUNDS…" said Brendan "PlayerUnknown" Greene on Twitter earlier today.
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People with too much money and influence get to both make and break the rules.
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Plus, women are judged much more harshly than men do when they break the rules.
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If you break the rules and kneel, your team can be fined for your behavior.
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The Type A rule follower must be willing to break the rules he most cherishes.
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In such an important case, Mr Moro should have known better than to break the rules.
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She pursues a more tilted existence, one where she can get tipsy and break the rules.
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"First you learn the rules, then you break the rules, then you add rules," Sanni says.
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Fortunately, Marsden, much like his on-screen character Teddy Flood, is known to break the rules.
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If performers break the rules, they can be issued a criminal summons or even be arrested.
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"Too often, the only way to speed things up is to break the rules," he said.
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Cities don't allow just any local startup to break the rules in the name of innovation.
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Saturn is the planet of maturity and structure, but it's Uranus's job to break the rules.
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It's only natural that I thought that recovery simply meant being able to break the rules.
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They will also make it easier to withdraw the licenses of those that break the rules.
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Kids also don't just passively obey their teachers or parents; they bend and break the rules.
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When the couple with the best dance moves wins, sometimes it's best to break the rules.
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One award show loves Killing Eve so much that they'll literally break the rules to show it.
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Classmates are expected to report others who break the rules, and they face punishment if they don't.
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YouTube is overhauling its community guidelines with a new system for warning channels that break the rules.
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There's just something very satisfying about watching a driver break the rules, and pay for the consequences.
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Inside Twitter, employees are skeptical that Trump will break the rules hard enough to justify a ban.
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The secret to staying on TV is to act out, say outrageous things, and break the rules.
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Traffic police can be persuaded to let you break the rules for just a few Egyptian pounds.
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Each player had a way to break the rules, and the combinations there excited me a lot.
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Studies show kids who break the rules at age 12 are actually more likely to become rich.
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Migrants who break the rules could face rapid rejection of their applications, officials at the commission said.
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Those same coaches then waxed indignant for the news media, insisting they would never break the rules.
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They're banking on the already-absurd nature of this election to allow them to break the rules.
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He came from Guyana 31 years ago; why should new arrivals be allowed to break the rules?
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You just have to know not to make shit—if you break the rules, you get punished.
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And if you aren't willing to bend (or break) the rules, he thinks you have failed him.
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That creates an environment where some people may feel pressure to skirt, ignore or break the rules.
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I'm talking, of course, of goody-two-shoes, never-break-the-rules kids who haven't smoked pot.
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A rebellious BMX rider in Estonia decided to break the rules and ride in an off-limits area.
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Arielle, Chriselle, Gala, Caroline and Shea completely embody those qualities — they break the rules and re-write them.
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Samson: If we are asking you to sign up, don't expect us to break the rules for you.
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Butterfinger is hoping the league won't be too irritated with the incentive it's providing to break the rules.
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And in "Mustang," five sisters in rural Turkey try to break the rules meant to hold them back.
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"[It] paint[s] the picture of a team that's willing to break the rules to win," Oliva said.
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I hope you will find some way to break the rules and make a little trouble out there.
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I am always trying to break the rules with everything because no really new strong creation ever didn't.
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The GDPR foresees fines of up to 4 percent of global revenues for companies that break the rules.
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In his businesses, and his politics Trump has consistently and callously shown a willingness to break the rules.
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Mr. Stone began burnishing his legend as a 19-year-old political wunderkind willing to break the rules.
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" But if an AI is told, "I"m going to break the rules," that is a rule in itself.
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The share who think Brazil needs "a strong leader who will break the rules" rose from 48% to 89%.
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"I was the one who pushed Gianni to do things his own way, to break the rules," she says.
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Watch the full episode of People Features: Erika Girardi — I Like to Break the Rules, streaming now on PeopleTV.
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And so, despite being on suspension, the two break the rules and continue working on the story in secret.
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" In more modern times, it is a look that says, "I break the rules because there are no rules.
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But, as with most cartels, self-serving people began to break the rules and the market competition remained intense.
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As much as she embraces her unconventional now, she admits that learning to break the rules takes some time.
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Lawyers who break the rules can face a range of penalties, from a reprimand to having their license revoked.
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We asked experts to help sort out when to heed the label's warnings and when to break the rules.
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"The Stanley Parable" lets you break the rules in ways other games don't, and it's worth seeing for yourself.
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Websites that break the rules could be also be shut down while individuals can be fined up to 50,000 yuan.
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Richard Salamon asked a bakery employee to "break the rules" and honor an expired coupon, according to the shop's owner.
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Partnerships like this are essential to showing member states who consistently break the rules that their actions won't be tolerated.
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As before, strikes come with escalating penalties, but they'll reset if a channel doesn't break the rules for 90 days.
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I love Japan, but I sell myself as a foreigner who's willing to break the rules and say what's wrong.
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Some of Guyer's best ideas have come from thinking about how he could challenge social norms, or break the rules.
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Fashion is filled with creative minds that have to bend — or break — the rules on a regular basis to succeed.
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Once you've seen somebody else break the rules, especially in the wedding world, it gives you permission to do that.
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In those two examples, it would be pretty tempting to break the rules and provide for your family, wouldn't it?
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The meeting reiterated China's commitment to ban capacity increases of all kinds and to punish enterprises that break the rules.
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This new wave of fan interaction nods to the importance of online security, then asks fans to break the rules.
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He was only too happy to help me break the rules that he'd adhered to most of his professional life.
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On Friday, Paper unveiled its latest iteration of its go-viral-or-go-home issue, "Break The Rules," starring Rihanna.
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Users who break the rules will have their content deleted and receive a notification that they broke TikTok's Community Guidelines.
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This position has made it hard to investigate misconduct claims, and to get rid of officers who break the rules.
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To endure an oppressive regime, you don't just have to break the rules, you have to know how to break them.
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MB: Yes, but apparently when you are a make-out bandit like Hot Flynn you know how to break the rules!
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We'd rather break the rules of social etiquette than explain to aunt Joan that, in fact, there is not someone special.
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After all, he didn't break the rules, he just exhibited "a pattern of egregious actions" that "harmed the broader community" incidentally!
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Being responsible is huge this month, but we all need our vices and to break the rules once in a while.
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"His blatant disregard for those subway safety signs has me thinking he isn't afraid to break the rules," the caption continues.
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Companies that break the rules will be punished by the suspension of bank loans or possibly banned from the power grid.
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"Tough, but fair thats been our response to those who break the rules," Tarbert said in a statement on the report.
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The proposed rules would establish more oversight for school meal programs as well as penalties for officials that break the rules.
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"If they break the rules, I'll beat them," she said as the men, gathered around her in an affable group, laughed.
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The charges also underscored how college admissions have become so cutthroat and competitive that some have sought to break the rules.
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After all, if players knew they'd be fined (or their parents would be), it would be less attractive to break the rules.
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Companies that don't comply or break the rules can face a steep fine of up to 4 percent of annual global revenue.
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Break the Rules It has been a long time coming, but thankfully the world is changing and the old rules don't apply.
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Break the rules of cinema, Denis retorts, and you might start to uncover things you didn't even realize you were keeping secret.
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You can't set rules and not tell somebody what the rules are and then get pissed off when they break the rules.
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It's easy to play until you're 40 when you and your Sith Lord-lookin' ass coach break the rules for two decades.
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — I am a subversive from way back, despite my outward appearance, so I love any reason to break the rules.
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Underlying this F.E.C. enforcement mechanism is a deep desire for transparency: When candidates break the rules, they need to be held accountable.
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But Twitter says it may leave up the posts even if politicians break the rules due to the "newsworthiness" of their comments.
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" Weldon tells us (twice) that unattractive women are generally ignored in literature and film and asks, "Why should I break the rules?
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"I understand the penalty comes with potential ousting from the Senate," Booker said in making clear he planned to break the rules.
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It makes a lot of sense for a wealthy and unscrupulous person to take a calculated risk and just break the rules.
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Otherwise morally upstanding people are more willing to break the rules to make sure that they can survive when things get really desperate.
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Then they did everything that could make the car faster, the things that would break the rules for the rest of the time.
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Bringing her unique concepts to life was not easy for an architect who was determinedly unconventional and too willing to break the rules.
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We've heard that advice for most of our lives, but there's just something about those bumps that begs us to break the rules.
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"I worry that if we don't do TPP, at some point China's going to break the rules—but Hillary understands this," he said.
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Her thirst for power persuaded her to continuously lie and break the rules — and it may finally be come back to haunt her.
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However, criminal profiteers in northern China routinely break the rules and enable a thriving black market that feeds the feudal lords in Pyongyang.
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Or break the rules, work quiet and quick and hard, hoping the path she hacked in secret would allow some sort of escape.
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Life's fun when you break the rules, and there's no rule that's more fun to break than sneaking food into a movie theater.
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He gets to break the rules, and then he gets to establish rules of his own when he must answer for his misdeeds.
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People can enter or leave the affected area only for emergencies, with the possibility of jail time for those who break the rules.
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"Perhaps it was this very success that led him to bend and ultimately break the rules, leading to his conviction," Judge Rakoff added.
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So, you pay the ultimate price if you decide to break the rules, even if you think it's the right thing to do.
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Then we see the Steve Jobs, the Elon Musks, the Bill Gates, and Mark Zuckerbergs that come and break the rules, sometimes literally.
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The department says it will specifically investigate the hotel industry's use of the program, suggesting that hotels are more likely to break the rules.
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Super Mario Maker 2 offers players the opportunity to break the rules and make the Super Mario courses they have always dreamed of playing.
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But snatching software is seen as entrusting a third party to buy the ticket on your behalf, so it does not break the rules.
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But once installed in the White House, Trump won't need to break the rules to use the powers of his office to enrich himself.
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On top of this, many drugs that aren't specifically performance enhancers can still improve strength, endurance, and recovery in ways that break the rules.
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Since those things have been gradually explained away, and lost potency as a result, Isolation is what's left to break the rules, quite literally.
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Burstien tried to position Psy-Group as a more responsible alternative to Black Cube, which was known for a willingness to break the rules.
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But she did have some leftover goat cheese and thyme, so she decided to break the rules the way only a savory cook will.
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Saturn wants commitment and structure, whereas Uranus wants to break the rules, so you'll have the best of both worlds on these days, Gemini!
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The Police Department already refuses to say how officers who break the rules are disciplined, citing a state law that protects officers' personnel records.
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In the movie, Barb doesn't say Amy had B. cepacia, only that she let them break the rules and they both died on her watch.
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I couldn't play," he continued, adding that even when you add all those things together, "that doesn't give you an excuse to break the rules.
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So, the next time you want to break the rules on the highway, you might want to see if any cameras or police are around.
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Some users break the rules by riding on sidewalks or after patronizing the bars and clubs that make Hoboken a hot spot for nighttime revelers.
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The document is more critical than the GOP platform, stating that too many countries break the rules of trade and too many corporations outsource jobs.
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She also said that if countries break the rules she won't hesitate to impose targeted tariffs, which is slightly different from what Trump has said.
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The bill would impose fines on companies that break the rules ranging from $85033,000 per violation to $10,000 per day per user for multiple violations.
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The conclusions for conservatives of today emerge clearly: Do not break the rules that hold a republic together, because one day you will need order.
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Officials said land disputes have been falling as the government steps up titling initiatives, dispute resolution systems and enforcement against companies that break the rules.
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They don't speak to or interact with you until you break the rules; in fact, they often cover their faces as they pass oncoming cars.
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Some senior executives have been taken to task in "public hangings" — one of the Principles meant to "deter bad behavior" — when they break the rules.
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You're motivated by causes that make people's lives better, so you'll resist the urge to break the rules if that means violating someone's personal boundaries.
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Jarvis claims he was just using the software to goof around while streaming -- and would never do anything to break the rules during competitive play.
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The show is filled with gags like this, playing with the concept of irresponsible college students who have the power to break the rules of physics.
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"I also know that I need to enjoy my life, so I break the rules when I go on vacation or if there's a special occasion."
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But the laws need to ensure more clarity about who is spending what, and where and how, and bigger sanctions for those who break the rules.
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Glimpses of news footage suggest a violent and disturbing world that clashes strongly with what Chloe sees when she does break the rules and looks out.
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The company gained initial traction in the marketplace thanks to a pirate-ship mentality that viewed willingness to break the rules as a core competitive advantage.
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He no longer has the athleticism to play like he did in his rookie season, which was the cheat code that let him break the rules.
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No one believes Alvarez (a fighter with no history of dirty behavior) acted with the intent to break the rules or gain advantage from their breaking.
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So it's not like NSA didn't know it was breaking the rules; it's just that it never chose to make it harder to break the rules.
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It motivates people to bend and break the rules and to continue doing it when common sense and the law dictate a new, more honest course.
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It doesn't work much of anywhere, when powerful companies have figured out that they can skirt or deliberately break the rules and pay no real penalty.
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The M.I.T. Media Lab's proposition is simple: Break the rules or shake up the status quo, and you might win $250,000 in cash — no strings attached.
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The government said that the new regulator would be empowered to block access to websites or apps that break the rules, thereby disrupting their business models.
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That's usually a no-no in crossword puzzles, but as Mr. Blindauer says in his notes below, he and Mr. Orbach like to break the rules.
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That's what makes black holes such a popular subject; light can't escape them, maybe they're portals across space and time, and they seem to break the rules.
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If he replaces the prime minister with the anti-corruption chief, Wang Qishan, that would signal an extremely assertive approach and a willingness to break the rules.
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"Here's the irony of it: He changed the rules and we don't want to break the rules to change the rules unlike what he did," said Sen.
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He does this in large part through a combination of bluff, will, and outright chutzpah: a willingness to break the rules that others still feel bound by.
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Like the red tape that chokes business, this fails to achieve its aim, because it brings the law into disrepute and leads people to break the rules.
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Mr. Cameron made transparency a key theme of the G8 summit meeting in Northern Ireland, where he promised a "relentless" pursuit of businesses that break the rules.
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Some former employees say the explanation is simple: Wells has continued to push the sales goals that caused employees to break the rules in the first place.
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Many have said stronger legislation is needed, such as strict limits on how much employees can safely work, and heavy fines for companies that break the rules.
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They break the rules in order to convince the rule-makers that they need to change the rules, which is itself a kind of state-approved process.
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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said the consequences would be severe, with the possibility of suspensions, fines, and the loss of draft picks if teams break the rules.
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Serena Williams' coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, says he would break the rules against on-court coaching again despite the trouble it caused at last year's US Open final.
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But what gave these trolls power on platforms wasn't just their willingness to act in bad faith and to break the rules and norms of their environment.
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But — and it's a big but — Twitter says it may leave up the posts even if politicians break the rules due to the "newsworthiness" of their comments.
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How will it identify those who inevitably try to game the system and set up a system for people to flag ads they believe break the rules?
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Both Russia and China are trying to harvest the benefits of the Enlightenment order, but they also want to break the rules when they feel like it.
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This prairie province has embraced the private retail model, but plans to crack down on public consumption and slap potentially hefty fines on those who break the rules.
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It said the case against Vanny showed "the lengths to which the authorities will go to use, bend and break the rules of criminal procedure to imprison activists".
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Will Ora be able to out lip sync the "Break the Rules" songstress, or will Charli-as-Sheeran terrify Ora so much she no longer wishes to compete?
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Some developers choose to shame their players for things like cheating, while other companies pair up fans who break the rules, so they only play with each other.
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Insurers will have to pay more attention to the development of insurance products, and punishments will be stepped up for those who break the rules, the regulator said.
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French Energy Minister Segolene Royal on Tuesday said Renault was not the only car company in France to break the rules on emissions but did not name others.
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The company removed the video and issued a warning to Condell, noting YouTube's community guidelines and stating that users who break the rules risk having their account disabled.
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"The cases against Vanny ... highlight the lengths to which the authorities will go to use, bend and break the rules of criminal procedure to imprison activists," Amnesty said.
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Michael Siegel, a professor at the Boston University School of Public Health and a tobacco researcher, said Juul's "Make the Switch" ads don't appear to break the rules.
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There's nothing wrong with trying something new, but as my art teacher always told me, you have to get the basics down before you can break the rules.
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Patrick Blindauer: We like to break the rules as long as it's for a good reason, so this started with the desire to do a repeated word theme.
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"I almost felt like I put a mirror in front of them, saying, 'Your motto is: To break the rules, you must first master them,'" Ms. Bucci recalled.
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I think I wrote, "Freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequence," and if you break the rules of a platform you get to pay for that, essentially.
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Microsoft is considering some changes to how Xbox Live owners are notified when they break the rules, but the company is also looking far beyond just text-based messages.
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Reyn Guyer, the veteran toy-maker whose products have sold millions, believes that simple question enables inventors to break the rules — a key part of creating a breakthrough product.
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Fittingly, it was all thanks to a real-life, anonymous anti-hero who was willing to break the rules and leak the future director's video pitch onto the Internet.
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Last Saturday, during P.S.G.'s final league game against Nantes, he wrote his own script, while French soccer conspired with him to twice break the rules of the game.
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At 4:43 PM, the Moon and Uranus, also in a Fire sign, Aries, make contact, inspiring us with the confidence to try something new and break the rules.
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Nach and then Residente proclaim their anti-commercial bona fides and their status as leaders, not followers: "All my lines are curves, I always break the rules," Residente insists.
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He typifies the problem we create when we give a maverick CEO the nod to be visionary and break the rules but neglect to add sufficient governance and support.
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There&aposs nothing wrong with trying something new, but as my art teacher always told me, you have to get the basics down before you can break the rules.
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France may bring its deficit below 3 percent this year, but could break the rules again next year by not cutting its structural deficit enough in 2018, it said.
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But the companies have been under increasing pressure to address why some posts are allowed to remain up when top politicians break the rules around harassment or hateful content.
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After six years of evaluating thousands of start-ups, CNBC has seen how some CEOs have been able to break the rules, challenge established markets and create new ones.
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We want someone who is willing to break the rules, and to make the argument through the sheer force of their charisma that the rules are there to be broken.
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He told BuzzFeed News that the marketplace has become so competitive and fraught with black hat manipulation that some sellers feel compelled to break the rules and employ these tactics.
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The fraternity world has been reeling from high-profile scandals, prompting the launch of reform efforts amid fears that universities would crack down harder on chapters that break the rules.
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Regular programs break the rules all the time, usually on accident, and they're either killed by the operating system for behaving badly, or they "handle" the exception by basically apologizing.
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After the success of those earlier coffee roasts, the Starbucks team "decided to break the rules a bit" when it came to espresso, a spokesperson for Starbucks said via email.
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"Unscrupulous ticket resellers who break the rules and take advantage of ordinary consumers are one of the major reasons why ticketing remains a rigged system," Schneiderman said in a statement.
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" Top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer, leading the filibuster effort, said it was the Republicans who bore responsibility for the crisis and for deciding, as he said, to "break the rules.
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Just because we like to break the rules or color outside the lines doesn't mean that we're being messy with the practice, and I think that's a really important distinction.
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Taking the label to the next level by breaking the rulesFeloni: I feel like you've gotten to a point now where you could break the rules, the so-called rules.
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It needs to spell out clear policies for what's allowed and what isn't, with consequences for accounts that break the rules that go beyond just removing the one offending video.
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YouTube "included a paragraph that states that if the sole purpose of your YouTube videos is to drive people off of the platform, said videos break the rules," Ballow said.
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Many third-party developers have access to Facebook user data through the company's APIs, and it is only after these developers knowingly break the rules that Facebook can punish them.
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Therefore, I do not think emotional support animals are Scam at all; the scam is made by the people who use them to break the rules in their own benefits.
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The safety of sisterhood emboldens them, gives them permission to break the rules, and turn the perpetrators of their oppression into a thing to be laughed at rather than feared.
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Deplatforming, or no-platforming, is the term for kicking someone off social media or other sites when they break the rules by, say, using hate speech, or participating in harassment campaigns.
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While the answers technically fit perfectly in the provided letter blocks, if you look closely, you'll see that none of the answers could possibly be correct, because they BREAK THE RULES!
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By now we've accepted the fact that Kim Kardashian is more than happy to break the rules and create fashion trends of her own (whether or not we're happy about it).
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Honest Abe, never one to break the rules, became incensed and used his long, powerful arms to grab his opponent by the neck and shake him vigorously like a rag doll.
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All reported sightings of drones flying in restricted airspace are recorded by the F.A.A., and the agency can impose civil penalties on those who break the rules, according to a spokeswoman.
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Sometimes nurses and doctors risk their patients' lives, and break the rules, to wheel them outside into nearby woods or a field so they can be in nature one last time.
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It's gratifying to see Winnie's friends rally around her, especially since they are perfectly willing to break the rules — and even the law — to help their friend and rescue her baby.
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He cited examples of Chicago's "three strikes" policy, which bars hosts who repeatedly break the rules, while in New Orleans the company agreed to not list accommodation in the French Quarter.
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Savannah Phillips maybe have stolen the show on the palace balcony by covering Prince George's mouth during Trooping the Colour last Saturday, but she wasn't the first royal to break the rules!
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By now we're familiar with most tricks in the book, so it's a welcome feeling when TV shows break the rules or show off the secret weapons that make them stand out.
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Uber's willingness to break the rules helped turn it into a company valued in the tens of billions of dollars, but also led to the downfall of many of its top executives.
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Enter: C.Y.O. It screams Gen Z for two major reasons — it's really affordable (not a single one of the 160 products is over $8) and it wants you to break the rules.
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Second, regulators must be ruthless both in ensuring that banks open up their infrastructure to others and in withdrawing the licences of third parties that break the rules, particularly on cyber-security.
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If people who break the rules can't go back to jail, "where do we keep them?" asked Freeman, a realtor who delivers meals at night to prostitutes through her Brown Bag Ministry.
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Failing that, he will need to maintain his unusual political immunity and break the rules that prevail in general elections just as he has rewritten the structure of the GOP nominating race.
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If Robbins suspects that the algorithm is punishing her brand, it's because that's the way the algorithm is set up — to deprioritize accounts that have established a likelihood to break the rules.
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A majority of Republicans (55%) believe that America is so off track that we need a leader who is willing to "break the rules," while 57% of Democrats disagree with that statement.
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They're supposed to fight back against the limited-hour thing — because if they care enough to break the rules, it contributes to Future Tinder's percentage chance that these two people are compatible.
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"No longer will we allow other countries to break the rules, steal our jobs and drain our wealth," Trump said in a weekly address tweeted by the White House on July 21.
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"We must address a lack of accountability at the banks in order to restore trust in the financial system and serve as a deterrent to those who break the rules," Hollinrake said.
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At present, individuals who break the rules can be sacked or disbarred from the industry, while brokerages can be fined or slapped with punishments such as business improvement orders, the JSDA said.
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Congress also passed legislation overhauling the VA's healthcare system, but Republicans have remained critical of a bureaucracy that they believe takes too long, or fails, to punish employees who break the rules.
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Serena Williams' coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, says he would break the rules against on-court coaching again, despite the controversy it caused in the American's 2018 US Open final defeat to Naomi Osaka.
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As ever at Cannes: You may not understand the rules of the game (or "la règle du jeu," as Jean Renoir would have it), but you break the rules at your peril.
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Those restrictions, combined with the increasing pressure to rack up wins fueled by billion-dollar television deals, created an incentive, some said, for coaches to break the rules to secure top talent.
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The TSA has been doing this for a long time on Instagram, posting photos about the most ridiculous items they encounter at checkpoints to explain whether they break the rules of travel.
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"It's really important in a lot of male peer contexts to be seen to be willing to break the rules, to break the norms and even to break the law," Salter said.
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Ads are going to get through that break the rules, campaigns are going to find workarounds, and when ads are banned, the people trying to place them are going to get mad.
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"Kids think it's hysterical because they've been taught all the rules of spelling and phonics and now here are all these ridiculous words that break the rules they just learned," she says.
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Chat group participants who break the rules will see their credit scores lowered, their rights to manage group chats suspended or revoked and should be reported to the relevant government department, it added.
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Under WTO rules, India has 60 days to settle the dispute, but after that Japan could ask the WTO to set up an adjudication panel to say whether India's tariffs break the rules.
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Readers are willing to accept everything from beanstalks to vampires, if only we're convinced the author understands how they work even when we don't, and won't break the rules of her underlying universe.
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They argue that Amazon needs to devise new strategies to police the marketplace more effectively and improve detection of questionable products, while strictly enforcing its policies when third-party sellers break the rules.
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Just as in the Soviet era red directors haggled for resources, market participants now haggle for the right to break the rules, so the system gives the security services ultimate economic and political control.
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"Maybe this can also start to convince France, if we have countries that deliberately break the rules and don't really care about the Stability and Growth Pact (on fiscal discipline) any more," he said.
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Tangshan accounted for close to half of that, with output at 88.3 million tonnes, and has been the target of a tough new inspection campaign aimed at rooting out firms that break the rules.
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I saw steel boxes passing within inches of each other on the basis of painted lines, ordinary life conducted at 80 miles per hour on the faith that nobody would break the rules today.
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BuzzFeed's sources also say that Kelly routinely films his sexual activities and shares the videos with other men, and that when any of the women "break the rules," Kelly punishes them verbally and physically.
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"If there is any case against human rights, just give us strong evidence, record and date so that we can take legal action against those who break the rules and regulations," Zaw Htay said.
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The Justice Department said in the report released Friday that Chicago police fail to "fully document and meaningfully review officers' use of force" and that officers who break the rules are rarely held accountable.
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We asked the experts, including a master tailor, a laundry specialist, and an authority on cleaning fine fabric, to help sort out when to heed the label's warning and when to break the rules.
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Or, faced with the prospect of having to impoverish these voters, the government might simply decide to break the rules, whatever the cost to the credibility of the single currency and its nascent banking union.
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" Encouraging new ideas, and even dissent, is important to running an innovative workplace, according to researchers, including Francesca Gino, author of "Rebel Talent: Why it Pays to Break the Rules at Work and in Life.
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All of Professor Marston's most deeply felt conflicts play out across Hall's expressive face – she's a proudly unconventional woman who's scared to break the rules, a brilliant thinker who goes under-appreciated in her time.
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That would trigger litigation that would take years but could lead to China being obliged to drop its sugar restrictions or face potential trade sanctions, if its sugar policies are found to break the rules.
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"These changes will make it easier to see what different groups are trying to communicate around elections and will make it harder for anyone to break the rules," Zuckerberg wrote in an accompanying Facebook post.
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Under the law, models need a doctor's certificate to certify they are fit to work, and employers are at risk of jail or fines of 75,000 euros, or about $85,000, if they break the rules.
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And when we say run the country, it's because they have enough political and financial clout to change rules, and when they break the rules they can't change, they pay a settlement to walk away.
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"I want to make a pledge to each and every one of you: No longer are we going to allow other countries to break the rules, steal our jobs and drain our wealth," Trump said.
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And this decision to break the rules is a calculated one aimed at demonstrating that the New Jersey Democrat knows how to fight dirty -- and is willing to do just that against President Donald Trump.
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So they said that that was not appropriate and I'm like a very conscientious person and I don't really like to break the rules, and ever since then I was like ... That's enough for me.
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"We might all be doing legal things that are actually not optimal, but this is just not the same as deliberately trying to break the rules that you know most everyone else abides by," she says.
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As we learned earlier this month, YouTube's plan for videos that don't necessarily break the rules, but nevertheless fall into this liminal category of hateful or extremist content, was to severely kneecap their reach and visibility.
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Though it may have had neutrality guidelines in place about how to curate the trends, it's possible that contractors with inherent biases were placed on the team, then went on to bend or break the rules.
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After months of chaos in Westminster, just over half of voters would like a strong leader who is "willing to break the rules", according to a survey this week by the Hansard Society, a research organisation.
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But there's just no reason for a comedy club to have different rules than every other workplace about what constitutes nonconsensual sexual activity — and to not have punishments in place for those who break the rules.
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Instead, dollops of back story -- most of it pretty banal -- drip out amid the chaos, much of it stemming from The Nurse's decision to break the rules herself by taking in an injured cop (Jenny Slate).
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" In a copy of the document provided to VICE, the guidelines state that complainants who break the rules may be subject to "disciplinary behavior including but not limited to suspension and/or expulsion from Brandon University.
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" • Now, "YouTube wants to remove the content that violates its policies more quickly and effectively; promote better, more authoritative material and limit the spread of videos that are potentially harmful but does not break the rules.
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While the coronavirus could not have been predicted, there is always a significant risk from overdependence on any single country, especially an authoritarian one that will routinely break the rules in its quest to get ahead.
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Think of the international banking system as a circle of rowdy school kids, with a skilled teacher in the middle who can not only hear everything they say but block conversations if they break the rules.
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CEO Mark Zuckerburg also shared the update in a Facebook post, saying that the changes would make it easier to see what different groups try to communicate around elections and harder for anyone to break the rules.
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The world would become a more dangerous place if America started letting China break the rules (for example, in the South China Sea) in exchange for help to resolve whichever issue happens to be in the news.
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"There is no doubt that most players and officials conduct themselves in an exemplary fashion, but the small minority who choose to break the rules are a continuing concern," TIU director Nigel Willerton said in the report.
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New regulations, put into effect in early April, ban (among other things) cell phones, smart wearables, drones, and digital cameras within 5 kilometers of the dish and impose uncomfortably large fines on those who break the rules.
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However, when Michelle Obama met the Queen in 2009, not only did she break the rules by wrapping an arm around Her Majesty, but the royal returned the favour and placed her own hand on Obama's back.
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Given that you can break the rules of health-obsessives and still live longer than friends who eat like squirrels, I'm more interested in the time that these folks have passed, rather than how they got there.
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The regulator has called for more powers to ensure online campaign material is clearly labeled, prohibit spending by foreign organizations and increase the amount it can levy as a maximum fine to those who break the rules.
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The regulator has called for more powers to ensure online campaign material is clearly labeled, prohibit spending by foreign organizations and increase the amount it can levy as a maximum fine to those who break the rules.
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A senior Defense Department official, who asked not to be named because he was discussing an internal investigation, said General McMaster had not intended to break the rules and insisted that the violation was technical in nature.
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Research by the Hansard Society found that 54 percent of voters wanted a strong leader willing to break the rules, while 72 percent said the political system needed "quite a lot" or "a great deal" of improvement.
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Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Wednesday European Union budget regulations are "starving the continent" and must be changed, a day after he roiled financial markets by saying Italy should be ready to break the rules.
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A 2011 analysis by The New York Times found that many Wall Street firms charged with securities fraud in a 15-year period were "repeat offenders" that continued to break the rules even though they faced heavier penalties.
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That willingness to break the rules is one of the new timepiece's chief appeals for Jacqueline Dimier, who, as one of the few female designers identified within the industry, created the initial women's version of the Royal Oak.
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The new plan will see the creation of a multi-lingual website that invites people to identify and denounce unlicensed tourist accommodation, and a free-to-call telephone number allowing locals to expose neighbors that break the rules.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British voters want a strong leader who is willing to break the rules and force through wide scale reform after three years of Brexit crisis pushed confidence in the political system to a 15-year low.
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Research by the Hansard Society found that 54 percent of voters want a strong leader who is willing to break the rules while 72 percent said the system needs "quite a lot" or "a great deal" of improvement.
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Ron Wyden, the top Democrat on the committee, said it was "deeply troubling to me that Republicans on the Finance Committee chose to break the rules in the face of strong evidence of two nominees' serious ethical problems."
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And aside from the big question of how strictly Twitter will enforce these new policies, there's also uncertainty around how they will be able to find all the posts that potentially break the rules in the first place.
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It's one of those aspects of AI research that never fails to delight: the ways an agent will bend or break the rules in its endeavors to appear good at whatever the researchers are asking it to do.
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Mr. Singer, who pleaded guilty to racketeering conspiracy and other counts last week, has claimed on his website that he had thousands of clients, though it is unclear how many of them he helped to break the rules.
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"I worked for CIA from and State Department and then the Bush White House from 1995 until early 2009 and I had a security clearance I wasn't going to break the rules right and try pot," he said.
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In Praise of Difficult Women: Life Lessons From 29 Heroines Who Dared to Break the Rules Karen Karbo Karen Karbo's In Praise of Difficult Women is the book to read whenever you're looking for encouragement to take a risk.
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Both Minding the Gap and Skate Kitchen heartily endorse the idea that to bend or outright break the rules is the birthright of every teenager—and that skateboarding might be the most liberating, and innocuous, outlet for doing so.
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Beyond puzzling out what happened to them and how to liberate themselves, the group also has to build a new society from the ground up, which isn't easy for young people who are temperamentally inclined to break the rules.
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To boil it down: YouTube wants to remove the content that violates its policies more quickly and effectively; promote better, more authoritative material and limit the spread of videos that are potentially harmful but do not break the rules.
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Cohen is well aware of that challenge, but he still criticizes the FDA for not using the tools it does have available—such as voluntary and mandatory recalls or legal action against companies that continue to break the rules—more aggressively.
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UBS was fined 30 million pounds ($40 million) for systems and control failures and the trial was embarrassing for the bank, but the jury rejected Adoboli's argument that he had been tacitly authorized to break the rules to make profits.
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She was then forced to stand on the street wearing her cut jeans with her head lowered in shame for six hours before being told to go home to write a statement of repentance promising she wouldn't break the rules again.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy said Tuesday that leading Republicans were looking into allegations that Democrats intimidated floor staff to break the rules of decorum in the chamber simply to energize their supporters and line their coffers with campaign cash.
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Many investors have said they would be reluctant to take part in the Monday talks, as Venezuela's two chief debt negotiators have been sanctioned by the U.S. government, which has warned investors of stiff penalties if they break the rules.
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The best communities have thrived by giving users control over what they can share, letting them choose who to interact with, and consistently kicking out people who break the rules — not by waiting for some final, perfect method of communication.
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ROME (Reuters) - European Union budget regulations are "starving the continent" and must be changed, Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Wednesday, a day after he roiled financial markets by saying Italy should be ready to break the rules.
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The PBOC and the Beijing branch of the banking regulator will conduct regular inspections and spot checks on how the measures are implemented by banks, the notice said, stressing that lenders that break the rules will be "dealt with seriously".
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What the report identifies as the "Good Guy" Endorser Effect is the practice of routinely depicted "good guy" law enforcement characters engaging in bad behavior, thereby making heroes out of police who break the rules, violate our rights and cause harm.
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I don't think Etsy's top brass will prioritize the extermination of fangirl miscellany anytime soon, and Dave tells me that for as much noise eBay makes about its policy, he still sees plenty of mystery boxes that break the rules.
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From where I sit, the sentiment in Silicon Valley seems to be: Good for the government for being tough on Chinese companies when they break the rules — that rule-breaking having been a longtime complaint of companies like Cisco and Apple.
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And with unemployment at 3.5 percent, its lowest level in decades, chains across the United States are struggling to recruit low-wage workers, putting pressure on restaurant operators to break the rules, according to employment lawyers and restaurant industry experts.
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The most interesting thing, though, in both dramatic and thematic terms, is Wallace's willingness to bend and break the rules to advance his agenda — from his choices of which inmates' causes to adopt, to lying, to outright fabrication of evidence.
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The answer to the latter would look like this: Many of my favorite crosswords are ones that break the rules in some way, whether they use one-letter answers, answers that extend off the grid, asymmetrical grids or other crazy variations.
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While the ECB has largely succeeded, critics say that its new and largely untested instruments stretch the bank's mandate, break the rules that ban it from financing governments and function as political tools because they impact income and wealth distribution.
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While the ECB has largely succeeded, critics say that its new and largely untested instruments stretch the bank's mandate, break the rules that ban it from financing governments and function as political tools because they impact income and wealth distribution.
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Even so, in a nod to concerns of small firms worried about the burden of compliance, the FSA is expected to take a 'soft' approach and executives that break the rules will not face criminal penalties such as fines - unlike the United States.
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These tendencies to shade the truth, break the rules and ignore the damage he does were apparent when he first made himself known as a publicity hound and developer in New York, and they continue to be an essential part of his character.
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" He said Western countries like Britain, America and France should stop offering nations like Russia and China "futile compromises" when it comes to things like election interference and the theft of sensitive commercial data, because they will just continue to "break the rules.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran has stayed within the main restrictions of its nuclear deal, a quarterly report by the U.N. atomic watchdog indicated on Friday, at a time when Tehran is threatening to break the rules in future in response to new U.S. sanctions.
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In interviews earlier this year, some veterans told CNN they were puzzled by how a Marine who had served three combat tours overseas could so brazenly break the rules, or claim that suspicious charges on his campaign credit card were innocent mistakes.
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Clever hide-and-seek AIs learn to use tools and break the rules What the agent actually learned can be determined by seeing if those "skills" can be applied when it's put into new circumstances where only some of its knowledge is relevant.
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France, which has been breaking EU budget deficit limits for 10 years, may bring the shortfall below 3 percent this year as required, but could break the rules again next year by not cutting its structural deficit enough in 2018, it said.
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At the same time, according to Warren's plan, she wants "real accountability on employers who break the rules, exploit workers, or don't adhere to basic labor standards" and an immigration system that uses "the best available information to identify true needs in the labor force."
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And for me, the college cheating scandal brings home the stark inequity between privileged parents who bend or break the rules for their kids and those with less power who often face harsher judgment for trying to reach for a better outcome for their children.
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In his excellent 2011 book House on Fire, the 82-year-old physician and epidemiologist describes how he and other health workers got to smallpox eradication — by dreaming, being savvy in politics and unafraid to break the rules, and devising the brilliant ring vaccination strategy.
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"Athletes and athlete support personnel must be fully aware that when they break the rules and receive a sanction, UKAD will continue to monitor their activity, and any prohibited involvement in sport will be punished accordingly," UKAD chief executive Nicole Sapstead said in a statement.
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"There's an endless list of these cases where we as humans know the context, we know when to bend the rules and when to break the rules," said Raj Rajkumar, a computer engineering professor at Carnegie Mellon University who leads the school's autonomous car research.
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In Trump's conception, the US signs on to pledges to reduce its carbon footprint and the like and sticks to it while other competitor countries break the rules and force America to fight on the economic world stage with one hand tied behind its back.
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No need to Worry, Until You Break the Rules Schools have complete visibility into everything students do in class or at home on school devices: web-browsing history, all files ever downloaded, research notes, and emails – with timestamps and often location attached to every activity.
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NEW YORK/BOSTON, Nov 16 (Reuters) - State securities regulators say they will try to fill any void in policing banks and finance companies that break the rules if President-elect Donald Trump and a Republican-controlled congress roll back reforms introduced after the financial crisis.
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China's environment ministry has urged departments across the nation to strengthen their surveillance of steel enterprises and to mete out heavier punishments for those that break the rules, Tian Weiyong, head of the ministry's inspection bureau, was quoted as saying in the website posting.
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Humans are also the only species to have developed "group normativity" – an elaborate system of rules and norms that designate what is collectively acceptable and not acceptable for other people to do, kept in check by group efforts to punish those who break the rules.
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Companies that violate the regulations, even unintentionally, face fines up to nearly $1.5 million per violation, while willful breaches can lead to a penalty of up to $10 million and a maximum of 30 years in jail for individuals who knowingly break the rules.
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"If you ask an intelligence officer, did the Russians break the rules or do something bizarre, the answer is no, not at all," said Steven L. Hall, who retired in 2015 after 30 years at the C.I.A., where he was the chief of Russian operations.
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And if YouTube's vow in January to deemphasize so-called "borderline content"—the stuff that doesn't break the rules, but only just barely—sounded like a crackdown, Wojcicki's announcement on Tuesday was interpreted by some of the internet's most odious users as a green light.
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SEE IT: TRAIN PASSENGER CALLS COPS ON RIDER WHO WAS &aposDINING&apos ON BURRITO According to bakery owner Dannie Augustin, who spoke to city officials Tuesday, Salamon was informed by an employee that the coupon was expired, but he asked that the worker "break the rules" anyway.
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The government says it is taking more steps to protect domestic workers, including introducing a multilingual website educating them on their rights, and prosecuting and revoking licenses from employment agencies that break the rules -- and it says it has jailed at least one employer for abuse.
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In a larger sense, the scene isn't just about the Commander punishing Serena and June for being women who disobey, but about him reasserting his own right to be the single person in the family with the power to break the rules and control the human chattel.
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European lawmaker Sven Giegold called for an "in-depth state aid investigation" into the matter but the European Union's antitrust chief said in a letter to him the bond did not seem to break the rules because it had been bought voluntarily by the private sector.
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The Woman Who Makes Prosthetic Pinkies for Ex-Yakuza Members (by Emiko Jozuka) Members of the Japanese mafia, or yakuza, undergo a ritualistic form of self-amputation to atone for mistakes: When they break the rules, they chop off a piece of the little finger to atone.
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Artists are pawns of a higher rank…bestowed with the illusions of freedom…the castle weakens when the artist rejects the role of the rook…this requires artists who, not waiting their turn, ignore the laws of the grid and break the rules of the game.
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Facebook updated its APIs in 2014 so that outside parties could not collect information from Facebook users' friends without their permission, but Zuckerberg says it will go find developers who used their products before those changes were implemented to make sure they didn't break the rules.
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Of the 10 largest steel industries in the world, responsible for 88 percent of production, only Brazil's electric arc furnace production produces fewer CO2 emissions than the U.S. Tariffs should be like traffic tickets, issued to those who break the rules that the rest of us obey.
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The China of Xi Jinping is a great mercantilist dragon under strict Communist Party control, using the power of its vast markets to cow and co-opt capitalist rivals, to bend and break the rules-based order and to push America to the periphery of the Asia-Pacific region.
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And there are stories about women who manage to break the rules and do traditionally masculine things, but do so in such a plucky and appealing and attractive way that they get to be held up as special exceptions to the rules the rest of us must follow.
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I feel like [the GOP is] kind of gaslighting the country where, when they want to fight, when they want to bend and break the rules and stretch the Constitution to its limits, they'll do it but when they're on the other side of the table, it's, 'Whoa, decorum.
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Perhaps the liberal Democrats in the House who staged a clamorous sit-in Wednesday night in Washington, while part of the system themselves, were channeling the populist anger of the American left in their willingness to break the rules to make a point about the need for gun control.
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"We won't tell you you need to play tennis like Roger Federer, or that you need to break the rules to be a cool guy, or that you're going to give your watch to your son," he said, referring to the Rolex, Audemars Piguet and Patek Philippe marketing themes.
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The company has repeatedly said that it is the responsibility of ad buyers to abide by Facebook rules and advertising laws, and it recently announced that it was planning add 1,000 staffers to its "global ads review" team in order to better catch ads that break the rules.
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It tells them what everyone else is doing, and indicates to them what they must do as well, if they don't want to be excluded, to fall into isolation, alienate themselves from society, break the rules of the game, and risk the loss of their peace and tranquility and security.
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Obama, who has done more to break the rules about first ladies wearing only American designers than any other president's spouse, wore Maria Pinto (2008) and Tracy Reese (2012) for her convention speeches, and that Cindy McCain wore Oscar de la Renta in 2008, as did Ann Romney in 2012.
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Trump once showed a willingness to be big-hearted to immigrants who break the rules: He married Melania, a Slovenian who came to the U.S. on a visitor visa and then earned money as a model before she was authorized to work, according to an investigation by The Associated Press.
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It is an approach based upon the narcissistic wish to take what he wants, and to break the rules in doing so, whether that be breaking contracts or the rules of personal consent, defying the usual definitions of decency and truth, or belittling the essential structures of elections and a democratic republic.
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Shulkin pushed for new Veterans Affairs accountability legislation during the briefing, saying that current rules make it difficult for his department to fire employees who break the rules, including the fact that the VA had to wait more than a month to fire someone who was caught watching pornography while helping a veteran.
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YouTube moderators explain how the company lets its biggest stars break the rules Elizabeth Dwoskin talks to YouTube moderators who say they don't have adequate tools for removing bad content from the site: Creators who break YouTube's rules face the consequence of having their channels or videos stripped of ads — or their content being removed entirely.
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It might be that I enjoy the variety, or it might just be that a puzzle that breaks the rules has to be pretty good to get accepted despite its transgressions, but in any case I also get pretty excited about a theme that allows me to break the rules a little, as this theme's repeated answer does.
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"What's happening in America is that the base of each party is demanding those things and unfortunately, the Senate has been willing to respond to the base to break the rules for a short-term outcome that changes the nature of the Senate," said Corker, who acknowledged the frustration over the overuse of the filibuster has been building for year.
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The executive arm of the EU, that signs off on euro zone budgets, has powers allowing it to "punish" member states that break the rules over their budgets (essentially, their spending plans should not see spending exceed 3 percent of gross domestic product) and countries are meant to work toward reducing their debt — the official debt ceiling is 60 percent of GDP.
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Also I was very fond of tweaking games and changing the rules and seeing what happened, and so I think that there was this idea that everybody could do that if everybody had their own cards they could just drop whatever cards they wanted to break the rules into the game, and they would have what I enjoyed doing which was making their own game experience.
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Most wealthy families don't get that level of scrutiny, either from the press or the IRS—but as this year's college admissions scandal shows, rich Americans of all types are often happy to bend or break the rules to get ahead, and unlike poor people who break the law, they have the money to purchase high-priced attorneys and skate away from the consequences.
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"If you have a crisis in the Italian banking sector kicking off again, not only that could spread across Europe but also the solution that Renzi may come up with to just break the rules and bailout the banks, in which case he would be massively undermining (the) banking union, which is actually the only area where they made progress in Europe since the beginning of the crisis, " Greene added.
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Playlist: "No Compadre" / "Stick Talk" / "When I Think About It" / "Colossal" / "Jersey" / "Rent Money" / "Inside The Mattress" / "Championship Music" / "Lil Haiti Baby" / "T-Shirt" / "Wolf" / "Chek" / "Break The Rules" / "Forever Eva" / "Chosen One" / "Blood, Sweat, Tears" So You Want to Get Into: Introspective Future This is the Future that most of his fans will point to to give you a true sense of what makes his music so special.
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So I decided to break the rules and wear it on the inside (the company says there's no wrong way to wear one) — but I never understand why some devices are designed to sit that way (why wouldn't you want to look at the screen as you would a traditional watch?) Considering the tracker's display showcases information horizontally, rather than vertically, it does make it more challenging to wear a device like this as you would a watch.
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This is now the official theme song of One Video, and here is the lyric tattoo Lizzie and I will be getting: "Stack it up and never come down At the top and still, we ain't even peaked yet Grinding hard so you know we're gonna reach it" This video is special because it's a good reminder to set goals, write them down, find a cutie to help you achieve them, cross them off, achieve more, never stop grindin', live, laugh, love, and break the rules.
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