The company has been careless with that trust — and is still being careless.
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Also, he is very careless about war, but also very careless about the Bill of Rights.
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That careless handling and careless stock-management are making this goal harder to achieve is a scandal.
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I don't know of a case where anyone has ever been prosecuted for just being careless, even extremely careless.
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But Schwartz's argument adds up to this: Those "careless" retweets have real consequences for people like Schwartz and the repetition of those "careless" acts at a certain point suggests complicity.
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So here is a certain type of American baggage: suspicious of too much happiness, battling the orientation toward easygoing fun at all times, resentful about careless acceptance of careless design.
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Some experts said it would be careless -- even reckless.
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" OVERSIGHT works well for "Watchful care ... or careless mistake.
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And he was quite careless about a lot of stuff.
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Careless US interventionism has destabilized the Middle East for decades.
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Matthews' embarrassing error was about being careless with the mic.
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I get into the car and "Careless Whisper" is playing.
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But they are remarkably careless in deciding what to sell.
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Your steps out of the library are careless with serenity.
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The success of "Careless Whisper" (803) surprised even Michael himself.
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People on the left have been careless with history too.
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We cannot be careless, and we will not be silent.
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Her actions were careless, not criminal; negligent, but not nefarious.
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Clinton was "extremely careless" with classified information, as an opportunity.
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Still, it does the trick, assuming you're not too careless.
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We just get kind of careless with what we're doing.
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Ultimately it was a fake firestorm lit by careless terminology.
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"Extremely careless," the term Comey ended up using, does not.
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The worry is careless, clueless or criminal use of drones.
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And elsewhere in my statement I had said, 'Extremely careless.
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To have one lover die is tragic; two seems careless.
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He was neither political nor careless in his current action.
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The driver was issued an $85 ticket for careless driving.
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How many other presidents have indulged in such careless candor?
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Clinton was "extremely careless" in her handling of her email.
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"I was careless and I make no excuse," Gobert added.
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In this case, Kelley seems to have been remarkably careless.
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It made me shudder to think how careless I'd been.
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When we're fatigued, we're prone to careless — perhaps dangerous — errors.
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You disagreed with James Comey, calling it quote extremely careless.
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He was careless with money, and Marvel gave him no royalties.
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True Crimes is shot through with stories of Harrison's glamorous, careless,
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The driver was charged with careless driving by Pennsylvania State Police.
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Say goodbye to careless home-wear and welcome the comfort costume.
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They do not realise that careless selling is harmful, it seems.
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Other Clinton critics accused her of being careless with sensitive information.
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I missed social bonding and just that careless type of exploration.
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In November 2011, the "Careless Whisper" singer was hospitalized for pneumonia.
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All of these careless mistakes eventually helped US investigators catch Vaulin.
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I'd been a careless fool who'd shirked my responsibilities in life.
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Applying this critique in the limited way Ash does is careless.
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He called her use of sensitive information "extremely careless" last July.
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But that is obscured by Mr. Trump's nihilistic and careless approach.
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He raged at fellow drivers whom he considered rude or careless.
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Clinton said, when asked to acknowledge that she was careless. Mrs.
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He's not stupid or careless; he was set up by MLB.
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" Comey instead said Clinton and her staff had been "extremely careless.
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It's a choir eating at restaurants or careless family member's houses.
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"They are not people who are careless with money," Johnstone wrote.
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I've been careless in my thoughts and comments in the past.
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"I was careless and make no excuses," he said on Instagram.
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The first featured careless shots, missed free throws and sloppy play.
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Sure, careless people will get it, but so will careful people!
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The lack of context or commentary for these images is careless.
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Op-Ed Contributor Do the words "extremely careless" ring a bell?
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Turns out, all that stretching hadn't been so careless after all.
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She saw this nice, humble kid suddenly becoming careless, dressing differently.
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Careless labels can oppress and do harm when they assert false authority.
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Am I more prone than the average kid to make careless mistakes?
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"Careless Whisper" with Smokey Robinson (1985) Though he was still in Wham!
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Researchers have demonstrated the risks of re-identification due to careless design.
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This was careless, they said, and should disqualify her from the presidency.
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Opinion columnist Donald Trump is reckless with words and careless with actions.
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The careless plotting means that "Midsommar" is ultimately more frustrating than frightening.
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So I get why it was a careless, dumb thing to retweet.
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You probably couldn't be more careless with PII if you were trying.
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One problem is that Facebook was sloppy and careless with your data.
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BAIER: You were careful to call it extremely careless, not grossly negligent.
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The albums -- 'Careless World' and "Hotel California" -- both charted big on Billboard.
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Giving an interview without the investigation finishing was incredibly unprofessional and careless.
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"The allegation is that he was he was extraordinarily careless," Jackson said.
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He was cited for careless driving and both vehicles were towed away.
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FBI Director James Comey called Clinton "extremely careless" handling of classified information.
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He termed her actions "extremely careless," which essentially amounts to gross negligence.
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It was "extremely careless," as the F.B.I.'s director, James Comey, declared.
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Clinton for being "extremely careless" and the State Department for lax security.
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The Republicans will broadcast Comey's "extremely careless" quote from now through November.
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It isn't because they are "weak-willed" or careless with their earnings.
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"Careless statements that deepen divisions are not leadership," he said on Facebook.
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"They were negligent, careless and indirect accomplices," he said in an interview.
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Naturally, a few minutes later, I made a careless mistake and died.
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The road is dangerous, and any careless step could probably kill me.
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I can't imagine being that thoughtless and careless and so empty inside.
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Am I more prone than the average kid to make careless mistakes?
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Employees were attentive, but inexperienced and careless during my visit last summer.
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With one careless flick Mr. Tarandek had lost up to 300 euros.
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Liverpool was careless, disjointed; Spurs, slowly and surely, started to assert themselves.
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How could anyone have been so careless as to not exist today?
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Saez, Maximum Security's jockey, was suspended for 15 days for careless riding.
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But if you were careless with it, the maintenance is on you.
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Bitterness, anger, and disgust would be the wages of this careless act.
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The cost-conscious among us may be tempted to blame careless consumers.
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Donald Trump getting very sloppy & careless in corrupt practices & cover up attempts.
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He had been careless before, when he was caught the first time.
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But some of those that are careless, I'm not OK with that.
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At the very least he is undisciplined and careless with America's secrets.
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Germany would not be so careless as to make the same mistake.
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If he runs this time, he will need to become less careless.
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They all feature a graveyard of potential cut short by careless cruelty.
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At times, Guardiola's players were a little careless, lacking their usual finesse.
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Beaton wanted to be free, open, living a life of careless luxury.
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But patients also have to be protected from careless or inept physicians.
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The irony here is that the man who blasted Clinton for being "extremely careless" for her use of a private email server was himself "extremely careless" for inserting himself and his agency into an election with that letter.
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Indeed, under federal and state laws, negligence roughly means an "indifference" or careless attitude toward the proscribed conduct and with Comey calling the conduct "extremely careless," an argument can be made that Clinton was grossly negligent in her acts.
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My mom is not a bad person, she is not reckless or careless.
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In fact, Comey had concluded that Clinton was "extremely careless" with classified emails.
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If firms are careless about security, they risk tarnished reputations and lost customers.
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Still, authorities worry that careless drone use will eventually lead to a catastrophe.
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We all have our careless moments and deserve a little patience and forgiveness.
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In The Hellfire Club, McCarthy is a monster, ruining lives with careless lies.
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John Funge of Winton's San Francisco office says some are careless about privacy.
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He helped changed the name from, you know, gross negligence to extremely careless.
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The driver, whose name wasn&apost immediately released, was cited for careless driving.
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To claim there were millions of ballots illegally cast is careless and absurd.
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He complains that the police are ignorant or careless of anti-piracy laws.
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The media was even more careless with the July attack in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Transparency in government affairs is one thing, but this seems careless — and callous.
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In short, it's time for those who are careless big data to die.
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"There was a mad rush that was careless in its approach," Green said.
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Thankfully I had not harmed anyone as a result of my careless actions.
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The Republican establishment, in acquiescing to Trump, has been cynical rather than careless.
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I love you like a vulture loves the careless deer at the roadside.
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Clinton as being "extremely careless" in using a private email address and server.
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Clinton as "extremely careless" offers some insight into how Washington maintains its secrets.
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The confident, careless dancing in the video anticipated Apple's future silhouette iPod ads.
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I made a careless mistake and this is a big lesson for me.
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Modern medical science has made us all a little careless about our limbs.
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" Waste was defined as "the extravagant, careless or needless expenditure of government funds.
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All of this began with inaction and indifference from careless educators and administrators.
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Verdict: This careless construction work sounds like a dirty deed done dirt cheap.
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He liked flying, but his performance was subpar, sometimes careless or even reckless.
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He thought of all the ways he had been careless with his life.
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"The government is very careless about the ordinary people of Ghazni," he said.
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Either he is a deliberately racist cartoonist — or an incompetent and careless cartoonist.
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Clinton or her aides and criticizing her "extremely careless" handling of classified information.
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This is another example of the careless excess of the administration's immigration policy.
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Telling someone about her for the first time, Gautama felt careless, immature, selfish.
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The driver was charged with careless driving causing bodily injury, the agency said.
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He has a different philosophy and is, I think, a bit careless sometimes.
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Which leaves us careening toward war in the Korean Peninsula blind and careless.
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I don't want to be careless, reckless, so getting the visa was hair-raising.
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Yeatman's comments were careless, uninformed and do not represent the views of the company.
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"The national news has called my mother reckless and careless," Helem told the paper.
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Like many, I allowed myself to be a lazy, careless listener to the music.
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More often now, configuration mistakes by careless employees are doing hackers' work for them.
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He memorably faulted Clinton and her associates for being "extremely careless" with classified information.
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To the careless critic, this can be seen as any of the listed above.
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In his careless economic management, he undercut the oil wealth that funded Venezuelan socialism.
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It's somewhat careless to block the vote of the same person who's going home.
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I deeply regret my careless remarks and apologise unreservedly for any distress I caused.
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I deeply regret my careless remarks and apologize unreservedly for any distress I caused.
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Comey described this all as "extremely careless," yet said no charges should be filed.
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But to do so twice begins to look like careless disregard for the law.
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He was never charged with DUI, and paid a $164 fine for careless driving.
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How many times have you yourself also left your mom's house with careless abandon?
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Every player but one make critically careless mistakes that could cost them their game.
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They can be started by a lightning strike or a careless campfire—even firecrackers.
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Yeatman's comments were careless, uninformed, and do not represent the views of the company.
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We have all been careless with the things we love most in this world.
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She'll procrastinate, drift off during meetings, have trouble following directions and make careless mistakes.
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" Comey then described Clinton as "extremely careless" in handling "very sensitive, highly classified information.
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Franny doesn't hold Carrie back, she empowers her to be a less careless operative.
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Only the conglomerates could afford to live in this area and be this careless.
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What does this careless un-delivery tell us about Amazon's Prime Air drone scheme?
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We also must not forget how vulnerable migratory birds are to careless industry practices.
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He changed the phrase "grossly negligent" to "extremely careless" in regards to her actions.
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But Heisler was young and careless, and Arrow Cross paramilitary members caught him twice.
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Clinton "extremely careless" in using a private email and server as secretary of state.
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Clinton for her "careless" use of a private email server as secretary of state.
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The complaint might have gone differently if Google had been careless with the firing.
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He notes, however, that Clinton and her aides were "extremely careless" handling classified information.
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Coming from the West's great hope for the future, it's a disappointing, careless response.
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They are loud and careless — splashing, horsing around, breaking rules and hogging pool towels.
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Most people at some point make a careless mistake that leads to their exposure.
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Drivers — careless, distracted, going too fast — are usually responsible for the growing death toll.
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Clinton, but he publicly criticized her for being "extremely careless" in handling sensitive information.
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" He quoted Steve Carlton on careless hitters who let him "expand the strike zone.
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But Comey also said that she had been "extremely careless" in using the server.
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Mr. Jones isn't formally identified until well into the movie, a careless, exasperating decision.
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It's more because he believes that being careless with your blessings is a sin.
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This was true even of presidents, some of whom were extremely careless about spelling.
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Clinton as "extremely careless," even as he announced that she should not be charged.
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He said that Clinton had been "extremely careless" in her handling of sensitive material.
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If I were that careless at my job, I would be out of one.
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Withholding the full truth and origins of evidence is not just a careless error.
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She had a disconcertingly careless way of stretching that reminded me of my cat.
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And really, who can trust that none of their hundreds of friends is careless?
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But there were a lot of people who were alarmed because it seemed careless.
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IN THE go-go years before the financial crisis, banks grew careless about dirty money.
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Where once she was careless and frenetic in her movements, she starts to be careful.
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And whether she was reckless or careless or what have you, that&aposs been said.
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"I was young, I was stupid, I was careless, I just wasn't thinking," he said.
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In court, Choi need only hammer home that Yanez's actions were dangerous, careless and unreasonable.
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" Loss, she writes in another section, is "structurally reproduced by a condition of careless wasting.
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They enable bullying and retaliation, they suppress candid advice, and they lead to careless policy.
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" He treated them to a little "Isn't She Lovely" before getting into some "Careless Whisper.
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"It makes me a bit annoyed that people are so careless or unintelligent," he said.
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RELATED: FBI: No charges but 'extremely careless' Paladino told CNN it was all a misunderstanding.
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I've criticized Ilhan Omar before for careless rhetoric when it comes to Jews and Israel.
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However, Comey does note that Clinton and her aides were "extremely careless" handling classified information.
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But the point is that the language of the young is not random or careless.
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In their air campaign, they have been careless and incompetent at best, and probably cynical.
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Our phones, computers, cameras, and smart homes can both confuse us and make us careless.
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This year, I wanted to live carefree but not careless, if that makes any sense.
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How can they give life to a dying person while being careless with their health?
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Or they may argue that the driver himself was simply careless in using the system.
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Is Kushner blaming Trump's team for being careless or saying Donald tweeted that by himself?
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Balancing any careless energy in the atmosphere is Venus's connection with Saturn on May 31.
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"They were negligent, careless and indirect accomplices," he said in an interview in his office.
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At best, Kushner is tremendously careless; at worst, he may be obfuscating or outright lying.
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FBI Director James Comey, however, said Clinton and her colleagues were "careless" with classified information.
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It's beyond her how Lamar can be so selfish and just careless about his life.
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Court records show he had six previous convictions for careless driving and related traffic violations.
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"All those little short bits of hair make you feel like she's careless," Pecis said.
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But I'm certainly not going to argue that Clinton and her team weren't extremely careless.
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Being careless with the way users' data is shared with third parties is one thing.
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Embarrassed for making such a careless error, I was unsure of what to do next.
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Careless, ideologically-addled legislators are forcing us to use words we did not freely choose.
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The F.B.I. made its conclusion — careless, but not criminal — months ago, and nothing has changed.
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Because they're so careless and also on their ... They all have these internal message boards.
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Others have been debased in the course of careless remodels or stripped of signature elements.
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Cedric Richmont, Democrat from Louisiana, called Trump's statement "stunningly careless and divisive," according to Politico.
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I remember the careless way they glanced up when my cousin appeared at the door.
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His careless, inexcusable reluctance to track and halt the virus earlier will have cost lives.
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Shouldn't I have been allowed to focus on my grief rather than my careless friend?
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Shouldn't I have been allowed to focus on my grief rather than my careless friend?
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She was so careless that she did not even notice I had no Uber decal.
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Nor do I endorse careless adoption of vegetarian or vegan diets for their name's sake.
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Of course, Gobert has apologized for being so careless about COVID-19 before his diagnosis.
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The Republican Party has said the bill is so "loosely written" that it is careless.
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Figure out which situations set you off — careless drivers, technological glitches, slow-moving cashiers, etc.
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That many researchers are careless with this technique is not the fault of the methodology.
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In fact, Jazz players griped about Gobert's behavior to ESPN -- accusing him of being careless.
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"Swerved" indicated Mr. Hanegby lost control of the bike, or that he was being careless.
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Since the topic is left completely unaddressed, the show's approach to suicidal ideation feels careless.
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He said the first times he broke the rules were "careless, dumb mistakes," without elaborating.
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" But congressional supporters of historically black colleges called the signing statement "stunningly careless and divisive.
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Clinton faced no charges, despite being called "extremely careless" by then-FBI director James Comey.
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The singer left behind a catalogue of hits, including "Careless Whisper" and "Faith," and Wham!
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So was Thailand's positive mention in the Democratic platform a careless mistake or actual intention?
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For a manifestly assiduous reporter and researcher, Leavy can also be careless with the facts.
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"Extremely careless" At the conclusion of a year-long investigation, the director of the FBI, James Comey, lambasted Hillary Clinton for using a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state, describing it as an "extremely careless" way to handle sensitive, classified information.
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One time he said that of all the covers of "Careless Whisper", ours was his favorite.
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Fat flyers, then, are often seen as rude or careless for merely existing on a plane.
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He said at the time her actions were careless, but did not rise to criminal behavior.
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Other researchers lobbed accusations of "careless mistakes" and flaws in the methodology of the mouse study.
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That was actually one of the "reasons" Hannah listed for taking her life: Zach's careless cruelty.
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Yael: Yeah, I kind of feel like they're careless because they have nothing left to lose.
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A careless Fed might land the country, and the next president, in just such a mess.
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The FBI isn't recommending charges against the Democratic presidential hopeful for "extremely careless" choices handling email.
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It is an astonishingly careless way to treat an institution that, whatever its weaknesses, America needs.
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She has been charged with DUI causing injury, careless driving and several counts of property damage.
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And it is that careless confidence that makes us easy prey, soft victims for determined evildoers.
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On one side are "berks", careless and coarse, who would destroy the language by polluting it.
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On the opposite side of the spectrum, being careless with money is also an entrepreneur-killer.
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Among the secrets revealed were several other instances when officials had been careless with important papers.
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And there's also her careless disregard for classified information through setting up a private email server.
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But they are very sanguine and, I believe, careless and heedless about the risk of inflation.
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Imagine your terror of tweeting a joke that doesn't quite land or even a careless typo.
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She preaches empathy for refugees on Facebook, but is careless of the inner lives of others.
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Our ways could not be defined or dismissed with a few words describing a careless youth.
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On November 217, Woods is issued a traffic citation for careless driving and is fined $22017.
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Some turnovers, though, are just careless passes that lead to live-ball opportunities the other way.
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The truck driver, 33-year-old Antonio Santiago Wharton, was uninjured and ticketed for careless driving.
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Similar arguments crop up in several chapters, a further irritation and a symptom of careless structure.
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Anyango was at home in the evening when she heard "careless, non-stop shooting," she says.
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Careless with facts, Cunningham fans the flames of anger and strives to create a mob mentality.
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Larger tigers, which can be careless about the rules of interspecies harmony, are retired to cages.
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Turn off utilities so a careless mallet swing doesn't usher in a fresh mess -- or worse.
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The legal marketplace for opioid medications sometimes enables addiction, intentional or careless diversion, or other misuse.
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Clinton's "extremely careless" handling of 110 classified emails, and contrasting the F.B.I.'s findings with Mrs.
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Julian Assange said "a 85033 year old could have hacked Podesta" - why was DNC so careless?
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Clinton, saying that while her actions had been careless, they did not amount to a crime.
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The F.B.I. concluded that while she had been "extremely careless," ultimately she had committed no crime.
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I posed as the sassy confident one, secretly horrified and hurt by careless comments and hostility.
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That officer—43-year-old Constable Tracy Cleland—pleaded guilty to careless storage of a firearm.
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Clinton's statements were disputed by the F.B.I., which said she was "extremely careless" with classified information.
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On top of that, Zero was making deadly mistakes, losing stocks twice because of careless errors.
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Clinton had been "extremely careless" but recommended no charges, which the Attorney General, Loretta Lynch, accepted.
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Clinton for her careless handling of emails containing classified information when she was secretary of state.
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In performances, I noticed careless partnering as they took to the stage with puffed-out chests.
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By redesigning streets, we can protect pedestrians and cyclists from both careless drivers and malicious ones.
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And while I sympathize with his relative, I also worry that she is being grossly careless.
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However, here too, careless food and beverage selections can result in an unhealthful plant-based diet.
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If Roethlisberger is at all careless with his passes, Detroit will make him pay for it.
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Clinton, and he should not have called her "extremely careless" during a highly unusual news conference.
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To my eye Palermo had seemed like a pretty, crumbling city, perhaps careless in its beauty.
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Compromising that stability through careless trade tactics, such as the 301 investigations, are not worth it.
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All that kept a distracted or careless worker from falling was some flimsy yellow hazard tape.
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Critics accused Seade of being careless during final negotiations with the U.S., according to the Post.
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It looked especially careless given the criticism the series has historically received for being overtly white.
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Nippers lay sprawled at the foot of the bed in a careless bundle of regal grandeur.
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Luckily for those of us who have been careless with our ears, there are hearing aids.
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They made careless statements that proved false (and they deserved much of the criticism they got).
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Most of the fixers Sharkevich knew were careless, chasing their next payment, but Voronenkov was ambitious.
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"A lot of people are careless," Muhammad said, speaking of the young drug users he sees.
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Julian Assange said "a 14 year old could have hacked Podesta" - why was DNC so careless?
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One wrong move, and they will sting you; there is instant punishment for the careless beekeeper.
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Comey should resign over emails If someone is driving a vehicle and happens to get into an accident they could be charged with a crime if they are found to have been reckless or careless, even if it wasn't their intent to be reckless or careless.
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The audit found several problems, including a careless approach to patching systems, according to the former employee.
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Instead, he need only show that Yanez acted unreasonably and in an extremely careless and unjustified way.
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With a careless wrong turn, a rush of tears, and her dying brother/lover in her arms.
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And they are most careless in late-night party cities like Los Angeles, New York and Miami.
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The Saudi-led coalition has not used poison gas—though it has been careless, and probably worse.
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"How careless white America has been with black pain," The Washington Post's Karen Attiah tweeted on Tuesday.
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And they're easily destroyed by a careless customer rifling through them in search of sizes or colors.
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Comey castigated Clinton and her colleagues for being "extremely careless" in their handling of the classified information.
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In the videos, careless stick figures meet gruesome, yellow-and-black ends via various transportation-related accidents.
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Something that won't be destroyed by careless roommates — or won't be a devastating loss if it is.
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Then on July 16, Cameron pleaded not guilty to the careless driving offense, according to the docket.
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FBI Director James Comey cited her careless handling of classified emails but opted not to prosecutor her.
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The Trump people were not as careless as this, but some of them were still too trusting.
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Comey ripped Clinton's "careless" treatment of "highly classified" information but said no reasonable prosecutor would bring charges.
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In 1977, a careless restaurant patron carrying a flaming cocktail set Mr. Haggerty's famous beard on fire.
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It's totally silly, but it's funny because it pokes fun of the careless curiosity of human nature.
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Another sloppy decision in a string of lazy and careless decisions that ultimately led to his downfall.
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Two months later, "Careless Whisper," Michael's first solo single, debuted, also reaching the pole position on Billboard.
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"Your mother and I were too careless and didn't take good care of you," the letter said.
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"The people were a laughing, careless set, devoid of fanaticism, having indeed very little religion," wrote Wills.
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The agency did, however, find that Clinton had been far too careless with regard to email security.
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And this is where they said that she was extremely careless and, frankly, I say grossly incompetent.
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Individuals who are "extremely careless" with classified information should be denied further access to such info. pic.twitter.
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Investigators found that Clinton was "extremely careless" in handling classified information, FBI director James Comey said today.
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University police responded and cited the 20-year-old for careless driving and no proof of insurance.
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But this latest data breach is not the only sign that Securus is careless with sensitive information.
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Marketers and much of the media tend to be quite careless in how we wield generational labels.
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Now, you might wonder how someone that careless and incurious was such a huge success in business.
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Suddenly, the stress of the day was taken off my shoulders and I felt more social, careless.
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The now-President and his party turned a "careless" (said the FBI) act into an overblown scandal.
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Big-hitting Vandeweghe's downfall was the careless mistakes that beset her game throughout, leaving her increasingly frustrated.
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I have lost both of my parents (I know, very careless — as Oscar Wilde would point out).
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" He added that Trump's use of private email was "careless" and "not a good thing to do.
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Clinton for mishandling classified material through what he called her "extremely careless" use of a private server.
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Did Hillary Clinton really believe that her use of a private email server was not "extremely careless"?
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As a careless shaver, I was impressed that I didn't cut myself even once with the Flamingo.
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Every year, through careless management or reckless ambition, a handful of teams come uncomfortably close to collapse.
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A sudden infusion of cash, veteran athletes said, can distract from training and lead to careless spending.
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And if that's still not strong enough, I am content to be careless with a classic cocktail.
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The Republican Party criticized the bill for being careless, because it was not specific to immigration enforcement.
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I wanted to represent the mean one in the relationship — the careless one, the free-spirited one.
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A careless truck driver hauling an unsecured load was promptly pulled over after ignoring a concerned motorist.
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FBI Director James Comey, though, was sharply critical of Clinton's actions, calling many of the practices careless.
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They were uncharacteristically porous on defense and sloppy on offense, missing easy shots and committing careless turnovers.
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Clinton had clearly been careless, but agents and prosecutors agreed that they had no proof of intent.
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But he also believes in dumping vast oceans of documents, unedited and unredacted, careless to the consequences.
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Careless handling — including holding cooked shrimp in boxes that had held raw shrimp — contributed to the outbreak.
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One employee, who was already uncomfortable around firearms, lost it, accusing Jones of being careless and flippant.
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Crosscheck has demonstrated a careless approach to data security as described in recent ProPublica and Gizmodo articles.
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Horowitz concluded the FBI was careless and unprofessional in pursuing the Page wiretap, according to the Times.
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Last December, a careless, tasteless or downright mean relative gifted the musical toy to my younger niece.
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"I am irritated and disappointed in just about everybody in the world that is careless," he said.
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Of course, many can argue that President Trump tweets the same type of careless and aggressive content.
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When I shouted at him, he said he sometimes did careless things, as part of suicidal ideation.
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The whole thing about the email scandal, the fact that she was so careless with our nation's secrets.
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It was in that public statement that Comey said Clinton was "extremely careless" in her handling of emails.
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Anthony Levandowski, the former lead of Google's self-driving car project, was notoriously brash, careless, and egregiously reckless.
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While this may sound like pretty basic stuff, you wouldn't believe how often applicants make this careless mistake.
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She felt creeping nausea, no doubt caused by the smell of old upholstery, and it made her careless.
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One gaffe like this is a mistake; two are careless; three start to look like a deliberate strategy.
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He said it was Paul's careless disposal of leaves on his property that triggered the vendetta and attack.
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How can I be so careless as to let such a perfect specimen of a man get away?
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Some careless, purposeless plays where we really didn't have an idea of what we were trying to accomplish.
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Thus he is fascinated by — and resentful of — the careless ease with which Oliver moves through the world.
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FBI Director James Comey was appropriately scathing in his criticism of her "extremely careless" approach to doing business.
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Impairment of the driver is also suspected due to the careless driving that resulted in the traffic crash.
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Last week, the Government's Environment Agency (EA) ruled that Heineken had breached environmental law with this careless action.
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He certainly didn't say Priebus had been "extremely careless," though come to think of it, he could have.
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Moreover, the Trump camp was unusually pro-Russian in its policies, and careless about contacts with Russian proxies.
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I wouldn't change anything, I believe everything happens for a reason, and none of my actions were careless.
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Michonne had seen Carl out there, too, and got angry that he'd been so careless around zombie Deanna.
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The head of police in the area said the fire might have been sparked by a careless smoker.
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NFL wide receiver Demaryius Thomas has pled guilty to careless driving resulting in injury stemming from a Feb.
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But they were extremely careless ... a $33,000 necklace ended up on the street as they made their getaway.
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However, he also took the opportunity to rebuke Clinton at length as being "extremely careless" with sensitive information.
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Pound had no sympathy for the 28-year-old though, saying she had been careless in the extreme.
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There is growing concern among consumers about their data, and fears of tech companies being careless with it.
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If you don't like how careless Equifax was with your data, don't waste your breath complaining to Equifax.
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Our proposal would make clear that being careless with consumer data in the first place is the harm.
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Careless, photo-greedy travel can damage natural landmarks and fragile ecosystems and harm vulnerable populations and endangered species.
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Puns are part of the careless abundance of creation, the delicious surplus of life, and, therefore, fundamentally joyful.
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Not a great line for Clinton: Comey said Clinton and her aides were "extremely careless" with classified info.
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You disagreed with the director — FBI Director James Comey — calling your handling of classified information, quote, 'extremely careless.
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"We determined this cost difference was extravagant, careless, or needless and thus considered it waste," the report reads.
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Crowded out by his continuing anger at the careless greed of death, her attentions were hardly noticed. Mrs.
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Clinton was "extremely careless" in her handling of classified material but did not "intend" to break the law.
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Clinton and her top aides were "extremely careless" in their distribution of classified information across unsecured email networks.
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After the incident in Dartford, Kent, one man was arrested on suspicion of careless driving, Kent Police said.
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The 19-year-old man has since been arrested on charges of careless driving and suspicion of DUI.
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"I would be surprised if the officer wasn't charged with careless storage of a firearm," Charney told VICE.
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Here At Home: President Obama said Hillary Clinton's private email server was "careless," but didn't jeopardize national security.
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I'm sad to say they live deep in my glove compartment (also careless) for emergencies, rest their souls.
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The reference "Blunt ham-handed; stupid, careless handling" is of Richard Nixon's firing of Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox.
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In his long career, Mr. Netanyahu has tended to be cautious rather than hasty, more measured than careless.
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Even my pedestrian tongue could tell the difference between mass-produced, careless boils and ones stirred with intention.
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They assume good times will continue, and they grow careless about risk, perceiving it through rose-colored lenses.
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Its skewed depictions often seem careless or condescending, but they stem from a healthy desire to superimpose tension.
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He'd softened the final wording from "grossly negligent" to "extremely careless," but this wasn't the end of it.
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After half a century of Mr. Hefner in pajamas, men have followed his lead into a careless uniform.
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Parents are "not being careless about the decision," said Jacqueline Bhabha, a professor at Harvard's public health school.
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Delle Donne was hounded in the post, and Toliver was often careless with the ball on the perimeter.
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Along with the DWI, Mallett was also cited for careless prohibited driving for swaying over the center line.
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I think that one time you cheated should not come to define you as being a careless student.
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But he has been careless, and fewer people are willing to give him the benefit of the doubt.
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It is unpleasant to have one's name misspelled, and people are often shockingly careless about their guest lists.
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He's a careless family man, but he dotes on his sons and still clocks in for homey obligations.
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Some amount of brevity is needed to usher along the narrative, but at times here it feels careless.
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Clinton was "extremely careless" in having used a private email server for government communications, she did nothing illegal.
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This mistake would lead us to let down our guard, to grow careless and end up more vulnerable.
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Rudy Giuliani, President Donald Trump's current cybersecurity advisor, is inadvertently spreading malware thanks to his careless Twitter typos.
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For many Italians, truth is rarely so careless as to lie on the surface, especially in public affairs.
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It tells you he'd be careless with the stability and the respect that a real vibrant democracy requires.
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His July 28500 declaration that Clinton was "extremely careless" angered Republicans who believed the evidence points to prosecution.
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" Isaacs previously apologized after CNN uncovered his initial comments about Muslims, saying his social media use was "careless.
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He said he felt "stupid and careless" about becoming infected and had initially kept his diagnosis a secret.
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He had ground too hard to make a careless mistake on the shortest hole on the back nine.
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You're more likely to understand how it works if you own it, meaning fewer accidents and careless casualties.
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Egotistic, mercurial, erudite, recklessly affectionate, careless, vindictive, impulsive, he can turn from exasperating to heartbreaking in seconds flat.
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I tried to be frugal, but I was careless; I was moved and controlled by desperation and impulse.
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And being "careless" with classified information might not meet the threshold of intent in a court of law.
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Israeli intelligence officials, meanwhile, warned that Trump's careless disclosure could jeopardize the tight US-Israel intelligence-sharing partnership.
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Another is that he's such a careless speaker that it can sometimes be impossible to tell what he means.
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Some worry that firms motivated by profit rather than altruism may be careless in their spending, or even steal.
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" Trump tweeted Wednesday, "Julian Assange said 'a 14 year old could have hacked Podesta' - why was DNC so careless?
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As FBI director at the time, Comey said that Clinton's use of a private email server as "extremely careless."
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Many of these laws, new and old, take women seeking an abortion for careless stewards of their own lives.
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The analysts made contact with the person offering the documents and found someone who was either careless or inexperienced.
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While you may feel defeated for being so careless, now is not the time to play the blame game.
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He did however acknowledge that there was "evidence of potential violations" in Clinton's "extremely careless" handling of classified information.
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But he did say that Clinton was "reckless" and "extremely careless" in transmitting classified material through her private server.
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It all happened because a careless Elena assumed their identities without Elena ever returning to her own body first.
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Our healthcare professionals are a scarce and expensive resource, and sometimes their time is wasted in a careless way.
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Second, the conventions that buttress the constitution's limits on the president have fallen victim to Mr Trump's careless selfishness.
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But I'm pretty clueless and careless when it comes to personal finance — especially things like credit card rewards programs.
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Her name tag read Zoe Z, tilted at a careless 30-degree angle on the blue nylon uniform shirt.
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People who know Codel described him as an ethical person who had a careless interaction with a former employee.
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The statement continued, saying: I do apologize if my silence to all that is happening comes off as careless.
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The other thing is that we shouldn't be too careless about where we mark the beginning of Pillar's decline.
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Then, days later, he said the bureau's conclusions about Clinton being careless but not criminal hadn't changed after all.
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As the popularity of drones increases, so does the need for protection against unwanted aerial intrusion or careless operators.
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She had been the victim of herself, of her careless credulity, of wanting to believe what seemed to be.
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She was imagining how her husband might have been impressed and excited once by this careless, shameless, disordered household.
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Comey ultimately called Clinton's conduct "extremely careless," but said "no reasonable prosecutor" would pursue charges based on the evidence.
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"I directed a comment to my colleague and friend Arianna Huffington that was careless, inappropriate, and inexcusable," Bonderman said.
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It's even worse if the careless spending of your money is done by someone else – particularly the federal government.
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Some rich children are careless that way; they break things and other people have to clean up the mess.
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Women who seek abortion are not a marginal group of careless teens, selfish career women, or uneducated poor women.
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I learned that — while relatively rare— there are bad cops, poorly-trained cops, power-hungry cops and careless cops.
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Franken criticized Silicon Valley firms, in particular Facebook, for what he viewed as their careless handling of user data.
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Franken criticized Silicon Valley firms, in particular Facebook, for what he viewed as their careless handling of user data.
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For all the high profile coverage of massive, often careless breaches, there's reason to think defenders are outpacing attackers.
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While Diaz and Magny are both often in fun fights, both are also measured technicians who rarely get careless.
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Viewers use the term "scuffed" to describe the aggressively careless way in which Ice Poseidon presents himself on stream.
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I know women who've been dismissed by their doctors for being lazy and careless and depressed and downright crazy.
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Picasso is portrayed as both brilliant and tyrannical — possessive of Gilot but also careless with her desires and needs.
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Of course, the marks of a direct-from-the source apology may come across as simply impulsive or careless.
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"There is evidence [State Department employees] were extremely careless of highly sensitive classified information," Comey said in his address.
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Woods was cited with careless driving in 2009 after he crashed his car into a tree outside his house.
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It would be careless to say that the win will change much for people still devastated by the storm.
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China has taken steps to curb excess lending and let careless borrowers fail, hurting growth in the short term.
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But prohibitionists are playing with a stacked deck due to the careless actions of past congresses, especially in 1937.
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That Mr. Trump and his staff often misspell is a sign that they may be careless about everything else.
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You'd have to be careless or distracted—or purposefully touching it for a gear review—for that to happen.
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After Bourke's conviction, Wrage said, U.S. companies were well aware of the dangers of making careless deals in Azerbaijan.
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It is not simply a gratuitous insult to millions of Russian Americans, but a careless exercise of congressional authority.
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Careless driving, old cars and bad road signs are seen as the main reasons for high number of accidents.
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But Facebook was sloppy and careless with your data, and most users had no idea that these partnerships exist.
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One evening I stood shaving, naked, before my uncurtained window, careless that I was on display to the street.
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Extremely careless, but not criminal The FBI report provides new details about the complexity of the FBI's investigation and gives additional context for FBI Director James Comey's earlier statements that Clinton's handling of classified information was "extremely careless," but that the FBI was unable to find evidence sufficient to recommend criminal charges.
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Ramsay was booked into the Tangipahoa Parish Jail on two counts of vehicular homicide, hit-and-run and careless operation.
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He is also charged with one count of careless driving and failure to stop and give information or render aid.
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But I'm still not sure, and I lean towards it ultimately being careless and maybe even reckless, but not dirty.
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The "Careless Whisper" singer came out as gay in 1998, two years after entering into a relationship with Kenny Goss.
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The "Careless Whisper" singer came out as gay in 1998, two years after entering into a relationship with Kenny Goss.
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An effort to create an exception for organizations like Wikipedia used careless legal language and failed to create adequate protections.
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After decades of disarray caused by careless tourists, the Philippines temporarily closed the major beach destination of Boracay in 2018.
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It seemed like the type of obsessive careless action that, under certain conditions, could cause Marnie to cease to exist.
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He's not perfect, though, and the plays he takes off— combined with all those careless turnovers—really hurt Sacramento's defense.
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If you've had enough of careless slackers and inconsiderate desk mates distracting you from your job, you're definitely not alone.
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After a rather careless outing with turnovers in Thursday's victory over Texas Tech, Butler had only two first-half turnovers.
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In stable countries, the penalty for a careless approach to saving can hit you a long way in the future.
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"I cannot believe how stupid I was, how careless, and how irresponsible," D'Souza wrote in a statement to the judge.
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FBI Director James Comey deemed Clinton's handling of classified information "careless," but she will not face criminal charges for it.
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But the careless security mistakes could have major consequences as Trump prepares to embark on a trip around the world.
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Former NYPD detective Nick Casale tells PEOPLE that, while "careless," there was nothing criminal about West's widespread Webster Hall invitation.
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And sometimes, you learn a lesson too late and at that point you need to apologize because you were careless.
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It's not like a glance at the Sun is going to send a careless eclipse viewer crumpled to the ground.
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Meanwhile, Comey also said that the former Democratic presidential nominee had been "extremely careless" in her handling of classified information.
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The plaintiffs are relying on a few legal theories: Negligence: Companies were careless about the selling, marketing and distributing opioids.
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So if Comey says she was careless but not a criminal, House Republicans are going to second-guess the FBI.
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Comey stated that Clinton was "extremely careless" and "should have known an unclassified system was no place" for such communications.
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FBI Director James Comey in July concluded Clinton was "extremely careless" for using a private email server for State business.
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Donald Trump's careless bullshitting could do more damage to our democracy than a glitch in a voting machine ever could.
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THE former secretary of state and her colleagues were "extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information".
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I was careless with language and did exactly what I have so often cautioned others against: repeated conventional wine wisdom.
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"When no effort was made it seems like a very careless and reckless way to write a book," she said.
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" JAMES B. COMEY: "There is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information.
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Robert Mitchum plays Jeff McCloud, a rodeo superstar who made a lot of money but was careless with his winnings.
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The Longhorns shot a tidy 57 percent in the half but hurt themselves with 2753 turnovers, some on careless passes.
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Comey in July 2016 announced that, while he found Clinton's actions "extremely careless," he would not recommend charges against her.
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This week, Boeing shareholders sued the company's board, alleging "careless" handling of the plane's development and the crisis that followed.
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As bad as Spicer's gaffe about the Holocaust was — and it was bad — it was an innocent but careless mistake.
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"Viewing painting conservators at work does counteract charges that conservators are ruining objects by careless over cleaning," Mr. McClure said.
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Instead, she played into that distrust this week by repeatedly asserting untruthful claims about her careless handling of government emails.
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The Democrats' careless and negligent hiring and password management practices proves one thing: Occupational competence alone does not guarantee security.
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"When no effort was made it seems like a very careless and reckless way to write a book," she added.
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There's mercifully little armchair psychology about Ellie and no blatantly obvious reason that she should be so damaged or careless.
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Besides loss of habitat, Garcia said workers' careless cutting down of trees has brought many injured animals to her team.
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Careless mistakes can result in profiling individuals as non-citizens, said Eric Puente, an immigration attorney who works in Dallas.
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But on Survivor: San Juan Del Sur, for the first time ever, the careless contestants bartered goods with Jeff Probst.
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At home, Clark and his careless, self-centered pothead of a father (Greg Germann) engage in a war of attrition.
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He chastised her for being "extremely careless" but said there was insufficient evidence to charge her with a federal crime.
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Electronic records show Strzok changed Comey's earlier draft language describing Clinton's actions as "grossly negligent" to "extremely careless," sources said.
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"What the government is doing by being careless is that it is leading people to ethnic divisions," Ms. Razaee said.
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And that suggests that either they were careless or they wanted their actions to be discovered — perhaps to intimidate others.
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She said immunocompromised people have been excluded from the conversation surrounding Covid-19, which has led to people's careless behavior.
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They excel at them, showing little tolerance for careless winemakers who accept flaws, or wannabes who value theory over practice.
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The Patriots stretched their margin to 03 points just before halftime after a trio of careless penalties by the Titans.
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That's a warning about Twitter, and how easy it is to be careless; I will be more careful next time.
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Amusingly, masks are definitely being worn by both the mysophobes clinging to their sanitary wipes and the careless bare-footers.
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In addition to assault, reckless endangerment and menacing, Blake was charged with disorderly conduct, possession of marijuana and careless driving.
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Poor shooting and careless ball-handling by both teams marked first-half play that ended with Mizzou up 21-20.
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That's partly because they're often made cheaply and with haste, which leads to careless mistakes and outsourcing of problematic parts.
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The Cavaliers hurt themselves with uncharacteristically careless play, with 12 first-half turnovers leading to 12 points for South Carolina.
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It's either an extremely careless oversight or, well, an intentional fuck you to privacy oversight of its data-mining activities.
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Mr. Smith said it was unlikely that the military will be able to count on other extremists being so careless.
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Being careless with food safety is more or less playing Russian roulette with your immune system and your bowel movements.
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Soon, though, other researchers began accusing the study authors of "careless mistakes" and flaws in the methodology of their mouse study.
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"I wanted to push more but my trainer said 'do not be careless, wait for him and you counter'," Pacquiao said.
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Even in 2008, people over 35 were too aware of how the internet operated to be careless about their online images.
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It's the same image of careless privilege she was being asked to play as she transitioned into acting and pop stardom.
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His comments about Curiel (per usual) have been rambling and careless; maybe he just let his tongue get away with him.
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A careless remark about a British-Iranian imprisoned in Iran was seized on by Tehran and used against her in court.
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But Justice Stephen Breyer started thinking down the road to cases where the culprits were less careless in broadcasting their intent.
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So I didn't break any rule, nobody said, "Don't do this," and I was very responsible and not at all careless.
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As with so many hacker and cybersecurity busts, the evidence trail that led to the two accused men was remarkably careless.
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It's not a future anybody can stomach, and it makes President Trump's barrage of F-words feel that much more careless.
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When Rory met Logan, he was a careless rich playboy — in short, she knew he was trouble when he walked in.
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"It," in this case, being an anti-Semitic, uneducated, careless, and just plain stupid comment diminishing the atrocity of the holocaust.
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Check out some more video from Vice: Arrivederci: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt could ironically careless about the environment.
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I'm not saying one careless stumble breaks all the crockery; rather we must expect some damaged kitchenware as we move along.
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Comey called Clinton's server "extremely careless," but gave a news conference in which he explained that Clinton would not be prosecuted.
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The FBI's director called her actions extremely careless but ultimately decided not to recommend criminal charges against the Democratic presidential candidate.
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The description, as it happens, matches Gary's character perfectly, as someone who is emotional, disorganized, self-confident, artistic, generous, and careless.
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The roots of the problem lie in the go-go years before the crisis, when banks grew careless about dirty money.
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In the northeastern city of Tianjin in August, warehouse explosions caused by the careless storage of dangerous chemicals killed 173 people.
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This kind of drinking was careless, pointless—one of the risks, the consequences of being the kind of drunk you were.
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The F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, called it careless but said it did not rise to the level of a crime.
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Certain politicians, and gullible or careless members of the press, persist in claiming that social democracy is a form of socialism.
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"This careless act does not reflect the values of the men and women that honorably serve our community," the statement read.
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It led to what the Federal Bureau of Investigation director James B. Comey called the "extremely careless" handling of classified information.
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In September, Linda was charged with "careless operation of a vessel" under the small vessel regulations of the Canada Shipping Act.
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The examination showed that much of the problem comes down to careless driving, including driver inattention, failing to yield and speeding.
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He felt nervous during the beginning and the end of the exam and believes he was too careless in the middle.
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Ross was unsparing, dredging up his past in the Police Department and insinuating that his investigative methods were careless and biased.
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But I cannot become complacent just because one part of Congress might push back, finally, against an unruly, careless president. Never.
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The independence and integrity of the F.B.I. are the most recent casualties of President Trump's careless assault on our governing institutions.
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The raptors that take over the gleaming kitchen in "Jurassic Park" bump pots and pans off the counters like careless boys.
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He's careless about managing money, leaving his friends holding the bag," Lemonis says in this week's episode of CNBC's "The Profit.
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The students who saw the careless idealization of Rhodes as an affront might find guidance in greater figures of our history.
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The FBI did not recommend an indictment but did sharply criticize the former secretary of State as "careless" while in office.
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One dismisses his workers as careless with money and, in many cases, uninterested in their families (although we've already heard otherwise).
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Clinton's handling of classified information was "extremely careless" but fell short of criminal behavior and that he was not recommending charges.
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"It may seem careless politically, but on the other hand there's tremendous integrity in his boldness and his transparency," Cramer said.
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Nothing about Johnny Rotten's aggressively careless posture conveyed penance, vulnerability, or any of the other things Healy has to worry about.
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Fellow Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, a veteran of the war in Afghanistan, also disparaged the administration as careless and disloyal.
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Within almost three years of us dating, we went from high school to college, where careless days turned into constant fights.
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With the Mueller probe gaining steam, the question of whether the Trump campaign was careless or criminal will eventually be answered.
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Asked if she agreed that she was "extremely careless", Clinton told CNN she was not, adding that Comey had "clarified" his remarks.
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Clinton and her staff, Comey said, had been "extremely careless"—but had done nothing that rose to the level of obvious criminality.
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Aladdin — who, in this version, is described as being "careless and idle" — lives with his mother in one of China's biggest cities.
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The FBI called Clinton's handling of government secrets "extremely careless" in July after a year-long investigation, but recommended against criminal charges.
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You could lose a limb, or your life, from a careless slip with a paring knife or an accidental fall in India.
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Despite this, he has found it hard to shake off the impression of somebody who is careless about the company he keeps.
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Most American foreign-policy experts were also appalled at what looked like careless trampling over decades of finely tuned diplomacy (see article).
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Mrs Clinton's use of a private internet server instead of an official e-mail was "careless" but did not warrant an indictment.
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Some GoHenry customers are well-off parents who worry that their children will grow up financially careless and entitled, says Mr Brauer.
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Still, the report added fuel to the criticisms of Clinton and the narrative that her team acted "extremely careless," as Comey said.
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" On the contrary, Comey said, "There is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information.
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I understand that my comment cannot be considered as just a joke and at the time i was careless in my thinking.
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It must have also been obvious to him that his comments about Clinton being "extremely careless" would cause much heartburn among Democrats.
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In the fat times, managers could be careless with money; staff complained about spending on fripperies, such as making surroundings more pleasant.
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"People who had been hiring based on perks, fun times and careless hypergrowth I think are feeling really panicked," said Greenhouse's Chait.
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Chaffetz added reports of the Pentagon's careless spending may inspire President-elect Donald Trump and Congress to make cuts at the department.
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He'd been out of jail for nearly forty years, and here he was sucked back into making stupid decisions and careless mistakes.
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The speed is there to make it punk; the careless attitude and aggression take it away from any perceived machismo or showiness.
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Mr. Guadagnino may be actually trying to assuage his conscience (or ours), as if to do penance for all this careless opulence.
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Careless with the ball and lacking focus on defense, the Warriors looked as if Kerr's concerns about late-season fatigue were materializing.
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Alex's careless use of magic landed her in messy situations, but yet, she ended up earning the title of the Family Wizard.
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Cautious tactical play dulled both finals, turning them into marathons awaiting the first slip-up of tired minds or a careless error.
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Even if Democrats were angels, they rotate power with a Republican Party whose last two presidents married aggressive visions with careless decisions.
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These critters have arrived in their new homes not of their own agency but through careless (and sometimes intentional) handling by humans.
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OBAKE FAMILY DAY: SPECTERS OF THE SACRED FOREST (Sunday) Imagine a lost umbrella that becomes vengeful and goes after its careless owner.
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Instead, Comey ended up criticizing Clinton's conduct as "extremely careless," but said no reasonable prosecutor would pursue charges based on the evidence.
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" Correction: Due to an editing error, this post initially quoted James Comey as calling Hillary Clinton both "extremely reckless" and "extremely careless.
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Many of the "careless" and "clueless" tend to be hobbyist fliers, so exempting them from a requirement makes no sense at all.
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The day will come when not handing over the steering wheel to a machine will be considered careless, if not outright irresponsible.
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Now, in the final weeks of the campaign, it is Mr. Trump whose campaign is imperiled by his careless approach to gender.
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The Pennsylvania State Police said on Tuesday that the Tesla driver, Albert Scaglione of Farmington Hills, Michigan, was charged with careless driving.
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Comey's statement called Clinton's handling of the server to "extremely careless," but that was changed from "grossly negligent" in an earlier draft.
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Gobert, a center, "had been careless in the locker room touching other players and their belongings," ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski said on Twitter.
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Fundraising is a major DNC function, and the leaked emails suggest that the group was somewhat careless in handling donors' private information.
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Quintanilla fleshed out this version of events after the idea of such careless kidnappers triggered a wave of skepticism on social media.
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Now and then, at a bar with a careless shucker, I got one that had been pried open with a dirty knife.
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" — Donald Trump, July 212, 21999 "It's simple: Individuals who are 'extremely careless' w/ classified info should be denied further access to it.
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"I would be cautious with information that is splashed on blogs and from doctors who seem too flashy and careless," Dayan added.
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"Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" is shrouded in secrecy, but its secrets could have been spilled because of a careless actor.
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Clinton "extremely careless" and raised questions about her judgment, but said "no responsible prosecutor" could charge her with willfully mishandling classified information.
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"Trump looks more like a careless novice politician shooting from the hip than a focused presidential candidate," said Republican strategist Nino Saviano.
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" McCreary, 35, explained that she was bothered by "the careless conflation of two black actresses with curly hair on the same TV show.
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Clinton&aposs use of the private server from grossly negligent to merely extremely careless so as not to trigger the underlying criminal statute.
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"The FBI last summer concluded that Hillary Clinton having classified documents on that private server was 'extremely careless,' " Pence said just last week.
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When footage of the session was made public in July, the minister already said his choice of words had been "unfortunate and careless".
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A careless word could endanger our entire boarding team, and any opportunity to gather future intelligence related to the vessel's activities would evaporate.
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The FBI's investigation did conclude, however, that Clinton and staff were "extremely careless in their handling of highly classified" information exchanged over email.
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Joanne Spalding, chief climate counsel for the Sierra Club, said she was pleased by what she called "sloppy" and "careless" E.P.A. legal work.
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"Being careless and sloppy is a defect but it is not...a tool for dishonesty and much, much less, for crime," Kuczynski said.
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A federal investigation of that issue said she was "extremely careless" in her handling of classified emails, but did not recommend criminal charges.
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It's not that I had been careless: I've made a good amount of money as an adult, and I've saved and invested wisely.
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Someone's handwriting can't change that much, and a show as obsessed with details as Riverdale wouldn't allow for such a careless production mistake.
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But last Tuesday, Musk made a careless error: He told his 25 million followers that Tesla would "make around 500k" cars in 2019.
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With carriers having been so careless with your own personal location data, the least they can do is help you find your stuff.
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A careless tee shot at 16 saw her drop another shot and she looked to have blown her chances by bogeying the last.
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Tender and smoky vegetables and onion petals get tweezer-placed in what looks to be a careless fashion, but is obviously anything but.
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The company has, by all indications, taken a half-hearted, if not careless approach to handling the information wars rampant on social media.
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The only surprising thing about the recent indictment of Philadelphia district attorney Seth Williams was how careless he was about selling his office.
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In his resignation statement, David Bonderman said his comments were "careless, inappropriate, and inexcusable," and the "opposite of what I intended," Reuters reported.
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The FBI found, however, that she was "extremely careless" while secretary of state in her handling of email documents that contained classified information.
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When a drone operator was charged for dangerous flying behavior, it was under the careless and reckless distinctions used for large scale aircraft.
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The Pennsylvania State Police said on Tuesday that the Tesla driver, Albert Scaglione of Farmington Hills, Michigan, had been charged with careless driving.
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Comey concluded in July that Clinton, then the Democratic presidential nominee, was "extremely careless" with State Department emails but did not recommend charges.
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However, the damage done by the FBI's ultimate refusal to hold Clinton accountable for—in Director Comey's words—her "extremely careless" behavior cannot.
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And the common theme is that these three storytellers are merely the victims, not the careless stainers one might perceive them to be.
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At first, I treated dorveille like stolen time, and like most thieves, I was careless with my loot, frittering it away each night.
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This is an example of the fear O'odham have to face everyday because BP ravage our communities & are careless with our lives. pic.twitter.
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"I am sorry for a careless and ignorant comment I made during an associate broadcast yesterday," he said in a company-issued statement.
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Though the FBI characterized Clinton's use of a private email server as "extremely careless," it concluded she did not commit any criminal wrongdoing.
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Ortiz acknowledged the report was accurate and later said he had been careless in his use of over-the-counter vitamins and supplements.
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Korede resents Ayoola deeply—she gets away with everything, being so careless and so very beautiful—but she has to keep her safe.
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The financial discrepancy is due to careless bookkeeping and means American taxpayers may never know what happened to the rest of their money.
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But that term was edited out and replaced with "extremely careless" by the FBI before Comey made his final announcement, the documents show.
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But he gave Republicans more than enough ammunition for political attacks by saying that Clinton had been "extremely careless" in handling classified information.
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Random controlled trials have found increased sales in lanes with the monitors, meaning there were fewer deliberate or careless losses, Dr. Hayes said.
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Several countries have stopped animal adoptions during the holidays to discourage careless adoptions that often lead to the animals being returned or abandoned.
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The people this will be really successful against are dumb, careless or spur-of-the-moment criminals that don't have a support network.
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"There is evidence they were extremely careless" in handling sensitive information, Comey said, referring to Clinton and her staff at the State Department.
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And politicians can train their teams all they want, but each office is only as secure as its weakest, most distracted, careless clicker.
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Comey ultimately concluded that while Clinton's handling of classified emails was careless, there was not enough evidence of intent to warrant criminal charges.
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The Italian will miss the first two days of Goodwood this year because he is serving a six-day ban for careless riding.
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Last year, court-appointed investigators claimed in a report that the department was careless and did not properly investigate and review the charges.
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That goes to show just how reckless and careless her decision was to put that kind of highly classified information a private server.
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"I am disappointed that many of the reductions and eliminations proposed in the President's skinny budget are draconian, careless and counterproductive," said Rep.
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His statement broke with the longstanding practice followed by Treasury secretaries from both parties to avoid making careless public pronouncements about American currency.
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But it's deliciously frightening, a cautionary tale for the careless and a horror film that posits a world devoid of any real goodness.
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The action begins with an almost careless, cavalier suicide by a young subway worker whose wife, Annie, is pregnant with their first child.
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Not when something as small and insignificant as a careless cigarette can send a pack of savage red hounds racing toward your home.
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Our cyber security system, and our leaders' communication practices, are so weak and careless that a 10th grader can affect our national security.
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Then-FBI Director James Comey that year criticized Clinton's "extremely careless" use of a private email server, but the FBI recommended no charges.
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"For a president who pledged to reach out to African-Americans and other minorities, this statement is stunningly careless and divisive," they said.
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It reportedly concludes that the FBI was careless when trying to wiretap Page and accuses a lawyer of altering a document in 2017.
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" Representative Tulsi Gabbard, who has delighted this year in criticizing other Democrats, called one of Mr. Buttigieg's recent comments about foreign policy "careless.
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And splashy canvases by Zhang Wei, who was born in 1952, have a careless dynamism and personal idiosyncrasy that Wu would have appreciated.
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FBI Director James Comey recommended no criminal charges for Clinton and her staff in July, but said they were "careless" with classified information.
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" Comey charged that former Secretary of State Clinton (and her colleagues), "were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information.
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But by 2015, careless injuries and even deaths while using selfie sticks caused their ban at some museums, music festivals, and Disney World.
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That would set up a classic scenario whereby misunderstood signals and careless escalations can drag two adversaries into a conflict neither really wants.
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According to CTV, Linda O'Leary was charged with "careless operation of a vessel" under the small vessel regulations of the Canada Shipping Act.
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He said, however, that Clinton and her staff had been "extremely careless" in handling information that had been classified to protect national security.
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He condemned the plant's primitive design and careless management and contended that Kremlin secrecy had made the ensuing economic and political crises worse.
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The saucy, country-tinged pop song ("If you're careless with your kisses, find another turtle dove") rose to No. 2 on the charts.
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The toll in human lives from careless use of these weapons is many multiples of that caused by land mines and cluster munitions.
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We hear from the callous and careless that these things don't matter, that ideas like these are childish, that somehow we've outgrown them.
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Through a careless slip of the tongue or a calculated message to offworld bookies, word spread like a virus throughout the Hundred Worlds.
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At the same time, the book also features minor characters who fail to protect great art: careless tourists, exploitative journalists, self-centered academics.
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But Bran seems pretty confident that the Night King is so hellbent on getting to him that he'll be more careless than usual.
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With the Wilhelm Franke character, EA demonstrated first that it's being careless and second that it's not even sure of what the issues are.
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" Another post on her Instagram says, "The truth is, whoever is careless with the truth in small matters cannot be trusted with important matters.
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If this man is so careless with his official communication less than 24 hours after becoming president, we'll need the documentation to show that.
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Well, you could say, retweets don't mean endorsements (although Trump did in fact defend his retweet when challenged) and perhaps he was just careless.
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The probe determined that Clinton had been "extremely careless," and Comey publicly shared details about the investigation that damaged Clinton's standing in the polls.
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The careless mission, coupled with the "in your face" naming in the executive order, were unsustainable affronts to Yemen and it responded in kind.
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"It&aposs just tragic that his careless and criminal driving resulted in serious injuries to these two children," said Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman.
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Without wishing to encourage careless consumerism, I think the price is so low that I'd buy a fresh pair if one of these breaks.
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You may be tempted to jump to any number of conclusions about what happened — the rider was careless, the horse was not sufficiently trained.
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Comey said Clinton and her team were "extremely careless," but added that there was not clear evidence that they intended to violate the law.
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The FBI concluded that no criminal charges against Clinton were warranted, but Comey said she and her colleagues had been "careless" with classified information.
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Aided by reports that she'd gotten a "Bella Vita" tattoo, a portrait emerged of an irresponsible single mom: a partying, careless Paris Hilton wannabe.
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In pieces with titles like "fuck it im high," Kyung Me rebels against notions of restricted lust, acting upon sexual instincts with careless urgency.
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No one seems to know for sure what's going on right now, a situation that reflects how generally careless the White House has been.
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I made terrible, stupid, careless mistakes, one after another for years, and I came out the other side more or less without a scratch.
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As a child, Fingal inherited his uncle's knife collection and initially treated it with careless abandon, playing around and throwing the knives at trees.
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More generally, critics worry that with a careless change to the world's most popular browser, Google is signaling indifference toward game developers and artists.
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A recent Columbia Business School study found that people are bound to be more careless with their device when a new model is available.
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She had wanted to call her by the correct gender pronoun but simply made a careless error and slipped up a handful of times.
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The broken-hearted ballads he wrote as the front man for Genesis catered to those who needed to protect themselves from destructive, careless women.
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Probably at the octopus bun, which is less fun, trendy hairstyle and more that careless thing you do at your desk at 4 p.m.
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I mean that it is careless and quick, written in little bursts of what might be anger, or maybe just note-taking, or memory.
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Maine has been careless so far in dealing with the crisis, making drug treatment unavailable for tens of thousands of residents who need it.
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The reasoning, according to Comey, was that Clinton and her aides were "extremely careless," but not criminal, in their handling of sensitive government files.
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Or has old Nellie, who has already lost his undershirt on the job today, finally become careless after so many years at the factory?
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You can be impulsive, but it's not because you're careless, it's because you're in touch with your desires and ready to act on them.
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His disclosure of her alleged political sins, and his expression that she was extremely careless, caused an outcry by Democratic loyalists and Clinton supporters.
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That was the crucial mistake made by Comey when he announced that Clinton was "extremely careless" but not guilty in her handling of emails.
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Donald J. Trump has never been exposed to state secrets, so the issue is not that he may have been careless in the past.
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Some of the new cases accuse sperm banks of careless record-keeping, or mishandling or misappropriation of sperm banked for a client's personal use.
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"He was responsible for thousands of abortions in Indiana, and his careless treatment of human remains is an outrage," she said in her statement.
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Clinton had been "extremely careless" in her use of a private email server and contradicted statements she made about her handling of her email.
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Though former FBI Director James Comey infamously accused Clinton of being "extremely careless" in her handling of classified information, she was never criminally charged.
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After the game, Kerr said his players had been careless and unfocused on offense and had not followed the team's game plan on defense.
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The FBI later concluded that Clinton was "extremely careless" in her handling of classified information, but ultimately declined to charge her with a crime.
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It seems that he's drawn to these women and inclined to occasionally be careless because he wants to stop working for Frank, but can't.
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Others, like me, consider him emotionally unstable, unprincipled, cruel and careless, the kind of demagogic figure the ancient Greeks and the American founders feared.
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But its reputation has been tarnished by news reports and opposition politicians alleging that executives including Matjila misused funds and made careless investment decisions.
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Having already lashed two guards for being careless on the job, Jamie takes full responsibility for accidentally alerting the teen to the camp's presence.
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Clinton had been "extremely careless" by allowing sensitive information to be discussed outside secure government servers, but that the agency had concluded that Mrs.
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The FBI announced in July that Clinton and her team had been careless in handling their emails, but said they had done nothing criminal.
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There's also a careless elision here of masculinity and patriarchy — which, as Mesdames Thatcher and May could remind visitors, are not the same thing.
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" Friedman's letter to Sanders said the marketing of the event Sunday was a "grossly misleading narrative" that was "careless, irresponsible if not intentionally misleading.
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Mr. Almodóvar would never tolerate such careless images on the silver screen, which leaves me to conclude that he really wasn't trying too hard.
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She says she also wanted to disprove the narrative of natural winemakers as careless, and to show how scientific and experimental some producers are.
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Ortiz acknowledged then the report was accurate and later said he had been careless in his use of over-the-counter vitamins and supplements.
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"There is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information," Comey said of Clinton and her team.
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There are many questionable claims being made and inaccurate information regarding usage for certain medical conditions which we think are careless and potentially dangerous.
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He seems a lot like the guy that many powerful men have turned out to be — acquisitive, careless, brutal, and yet somehow incredibly boring.
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I would like to say that we are brave and careless enough to walk around town holding hands, but that's not the case yet.
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He was just very good at dating, which I've since learned is easy if you're prepared to be careless with people and their emotions.
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FBI officials edited the statement before its release in July 2016 to simply say she was "extremely careless" and should not be criminally charged.
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Irrespective of how Facebook itself has used your information, it's certainly been careless in the ways that information has been shared with third parties.
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He was, for once, telling the truth: Trump's business career was built on borrowing piles of money that he then spent with careless abandon.
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The wrongful death lawsuit filed by Vanessa Bryant in Los Angeles says the pilot was careless and negligent by flying in cloudy conditions Jan.
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Raised by an eccentric, outgoing and sexually careless mother (Bronfman was conceived during one of her many one-night stands), Bronfman is her opposite.
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It was just that the blinders were gone, the sport, the spring and sway of the dance, the careless unreasoning madness of it all.
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" On Tuesday, Comey called Clinton's practice of conducting official State Department business over private email servers and from a personal email account "extremely careless.
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Even in the best-case scenario, this is a careless use of taxpayer dollars on a scale that dwarfs any scandal in recent memory.
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Woods had a disastrous start with a double bogey on the par-four first on the South Course due to some uncharacteristically careless putting.
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"I have not seen the memo, but I think it is sloppy, careless, and again, I think has no grounding in fact," said Sen.
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" Comey would make his announcement roughly two months later, criticizing Clinton for being "extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information.
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The careless execution of some of the early initiatives supports the idea that this president views the trouble of actually following through as inessential.
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There are good books on German society under the Nazis, but McDonough's is too careless to illuminate the "hidden history of the Third Reich."
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The hosts' lead reached as many as 18 for the game before getting careless late and allowing VCU to make a little late noise.
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" Comey recommended no criminal charges to the Justice Department in the Clinton email probe, instead reprimanding the former secretary of state as "extremely careless.
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In July, the FBI concluded that although Clinton was "extremely careless" in her handling of email, she had not, in fact, broken the law.
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It wouldn't take long for a brash populist figure, crafty in his sallies, careless of social dogma, and belligerent to the media, to emerge.
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How do you keep innovation, and at the same time throttle some of this behavior, which is careless at best and malevolent at worst?
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So even if you're extremely careful with your own online security, your private messages could still be exposed if anyone you correspond with is careless.
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" Trump weighed in on Twitter on Wednesday morning, saying "Julian Assange said 'a 14 year old could have hacked Podesta -- why was DNC so careless?
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Many self-driving vehicles from numerous companies have been struck by inattentive or careless drivers in California, according to reports to filed with the state.
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Police said the captain of the Phoenix has been charged with "careless conduct leading to death" and could face more than three years in jail.
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So it goesPrivacy and cybersecurity laws in this country are a mess, and that makes it easier for companies to be careless with our data.
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Other theories included a CIA communications breach and "careless spy work," like traveling familiar routes or meeting sources in restaurants that potentially have been bugged.
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" He continued, "Being careless with someone that you give your heart to and reach milestones with isn't sensible no matter what the terms may be.
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Users of such planes are also more likely to commit fraud: a careless attitude to other people's money sometimes shades into outright criminality, it seems.
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If my music is what they're going to listen to, I feel like I have to say things that are important and not be careless.
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It can drive firms to cut corners but in the long run should act to discipline careless or badly behaved firms, because customers shun them.
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Hermione tells Veronica there is "nothing more honorable than loyalty, but blind loyalty is a stupid and careless" (Should Hermione be looking in the mirror?).
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FBI Director James Comey deemed her use of a private email server to be "extremely careless," but also recommended the Justice Department not press charges.
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With one of the many weddings I'd attend this summer creeping up, I started my search for THE perfect dress (an elegant, careless-romantic number).
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Comey announced in July that neither Clinton nor any of her staff would be charged, though he said they had been "careless" with classified information.
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She was "extremely careless; I think she was negligent," he said to Republican and Democratic lawmakers—but apparently not grossly negligent enough to be prosecuted.
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Related: Why Clinton's 'Extreme Carelessness' With Classified Emails Isn't Criminal VICE: Does it look to you like Hillary Clinton jeopardized national security by being "careless"?
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The accusation of misconduct "was careless, it was reckless and it was part of in many ways what has destroyed Mr. Mueller's life," said McFarland.
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" July 6, 2016: Then-candidate Trump tweeted, "Crooked Hillary Clinton and her team 'were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information.
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Officers wrote nearly 15,300 tickets for cellphone use, including the one issued to Christie, as well as more than 7,000 careless driving summonses, he said.
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Bieber, who admitted having marijuana and Xanax in his system at the time, later pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges of careless driving and resisting arrest.
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Comey concluded in July that while Clinton and her staff had been "extremely careless" in handling classified information there were no grounds for any charges.
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In July the agency concluded she had been "extremely careless" in her use of a private server but should not be charged with any offence.
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While FBI Director James Comey concluded after an investigation that she was "careless" with her handling of classified information, she wasn't charged with a crime.
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Pink falls nowhere on this scale, although some sites have a loaner pink hardhat to bestow as punishment for the forgetful, careless, or simply new.
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Whoever leaked the transcripts of Trump's phone calls with Mexican President Enrique Pena-Nieto and Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull was arrogant, careless, and stupid.
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Clinton's decision to use a private server while secretary of state from 20123 to 2013 has drawn criticism that she was careless with national security.
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It's what I felt when I read CNN's report about the destruction -- the outrageous, careless, wrongheaded, uneducated, ill-informed, dangerous, willful destruction -- of rape kits.
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Justin Faulk dropped a careless power-play pass toward Dunn in his own zone, allowing Grant to intercept it for a short-handed breakaway goal.
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As careless CEOs quickly discover saying the wrong thing in a "private" chat or deleting an errant does not mean someone won't screencapture your rant.
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He did acknowledge that he had been careless operating his stable, running too many horses at too many racetracks, and that he had made mistakes.
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Rather, it was ICE that called Springfield, seeking to confirm that citations had been issued to Franco for careless driving and driving without a license.
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Canadian authorities have charged Linda with careless operation of a vessel -- we're told they felt she was going too fast -- something her lawyer strongly denies.
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She's a careless friend, struggles with her family, including her overbearing mother (Thompson), and is phoning it in at her job at a Christmas store.
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They, too, had a clerical father in whom tyranny and authority were inextricable, who elevated their ideals while being careless of their bodies and minds.
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But Comey instead on Tuesday said no "reasonable prosecutor" would bring charges against Clinton despite the "extremely careless" manner in which classified information was handled.
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The end result is both spellbinding and frustrating, a paradox of a book that is simultaneously conscientious and careless, engrossing and digressive, troubling and troublesome.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey in July said Clinton was "extremely careless" with her emails but that no "reasonable" prosecutor would bring charges.
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"I am sorry for a careless and ignorant comment I made during an associate broadcast yesterday," McFarland said in a statement to the Washington Post.
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I don't worry that The Times will go too far in incorporating reader ideas, nor do I think it will be careless in doing so.
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Henrietta needs the money from the book's new edition; her beloved but careless husband, Harold, died almost a year ago, leaving her with significant debt.
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He hammered the FBI's recent recommendation against prosecuting Hillary Clinton for what it termed "extremely careless" handling of classified information over a private email server.
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If you or I were accused of being "extremely careless" with our nation's most sensitive secrets, we would likely be experiencing a harsh federal response.
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Just as Gus predicted seasons earlier, he was careless and either doesn't realize or doesn't care that he has left evidence out in the open.
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Furthermore, providers with a documented history of careless, perhaps even conniving, billing practices have learned that they will be financially rewarded for their wasteful practices.
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He could have told the press that he erred in not delivering that October 5 statement, and apologized to Myeshia Johnson for his careless words.
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Igor is good enough to use custom-made malware, but also careless enough to make almost no effort to protect his real identity, DiMaggio argued.
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The photograph illuminates a nearly subliminal moment of antiblackness masquerading as minstrelsy, masquerading as carefree (careless) communal play-acting, masquerading as jubilation under duress (a.k.a.
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In season two, Insecure proves it knows better than most that even the seemingly tiniest mistakes and careless moments can nonetheless have life-altering effects.
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After he left, I told myself that, next time Jarallah came to visit, I would make sure not to be so careless with my money.
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Sly hasn't been careless about the virus either -- he was just spotted out here in L.A. last weekend wearing latex gloves while doing some shopping.
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But he got excited when the crowds reacted to that early, careless rant about Mexican rapists and drug dealers, and he went with the flow.
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The woman was charged with DWI, careless driving, reckless driving, refusal to take a breath test and false public alarm, because of her coronavirus claims.
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The former Broncos star pled guilty to a lesser misdemeanor charge of careless driving resulting in injury in exchange for having the felony charge dropped.
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I've been falling all my life, but now even a single fall with no injury is no longer just an accident or a careless mistake.
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After a mob — which she compares to the chorus of a Greek tragedy — brings the perpetrator to her feet, the boy issues a careless apology.
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In Canada, we see all of the young people on the beaches in Florida for spring break and think, how could they be so careless?
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I was careless and kind of dumb, but it's not always easy to remember every specific setting I've ever selected for every app I've downloaded.
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Damage from the blaze — caused by "accidental, careless discard of smoking materials," the Fire Department said — is expected to keep the restaurant shuttered for months.
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The likelihood that falsehoods and careless errors will be immediately exposed by swarms of social-media users has been a boon for transparency and responsibility.
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In a typically careless passage, she reports that Lynn Davis became Abbott's assistant in 1974, but the author fails to identity Davis as a photographer.
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What do I say [to them] when saying something that isn't true and handling classified information in an extremely careless way has no criminal ramifications?
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"Careless Whisper" at Earl's Court, 2008 Mr. Michael returned to live performance in 2006 for his first extensive run of live shows in 15 years.
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Mr. B becomes a mouthpiece through which Richardson delivers life lessons (for example, that a woman ought not grow "careless in her dress" after marriage).
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How else to explain the sheer number of poorly prepared or careless or sticky-fingered officials crammed into this careening clown-car of an administration?
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When a new model is available, according to recent research, people who have iPhones tend to become more careless with the phones they already own.
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If Mr. Cummings's plan is to divide the Conservative Party from the inside out, Boris Johnson is his co-conspirator as his careless, indolent host.
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I can't simply look at my patient's Twitter posts and read news stories about my patient to formulate my diagnosis; it would be considered careless.
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Iman Raad's application of egg tempera to a series of small boards, all of them titled "Still Lives" and mounted on narrow shelves, is careless.
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Europe's leaders are looking careless after forcing votes in Britain and Italy that went the wrong way, from their perspective, within less than six months.
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Though Comey called Clinton and her aides "extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information," he recommended that no one be charged.
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While a few of those people may have been plotting a crime, it's pretty clear the vast majority were just incredibly careless with lethal weapons.
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But many former employees I spoke to in the aftermath of her essay have echoed sentiments regarding the department's careless treatment of their workplace issues.
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But he is careless, in exactly the way that F. Scott Fitzgerald described two of the main characters in "The Great Gatsby": "They were careless people, Tom and Daisy — they smashed up things and creatures and then retreated back into their money or their vast carelessness, or whatever it was that kept them together, and let other people clean up the mess they had made."
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Of course, although the development of a PKI would create a significant hurdle for hackers, it still won't protect users who are careless about their devices.
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Investigators concluded that Fernández violated a number of state laws, including boating under the influence manslaughter, vessel homicide, and reckless or careless operation of a vessel.
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Jackson sometimes gets careless with the ball, but his turnover rate of 15.6 percent isn't a major NBA concern; his playmaking ability is simply too valuable.
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The next week several contractors were missing hours from their paychecks – the attitude toward making sure we were paid on time and correctly was very careless.
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After his departure from North Korea, the older Kim became known as an overweight and careless playboy, who was willing to speak out about his family.
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She can be careless and violent, with a tendency to hit first and ask questions later, but when it counts, her moral compass points unwaveringly north.
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The evidence hardly excuses Clinton for her own mishandling of sensitive, sometimes-classified data that FBI director James Comey has called "extremely careless," though not criminal.
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The saving grace here is that much like a hot three-point shooter, being this careless with the ball is unsustainable throughout an 82-game season.
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Comey said earlier this year that Clinton's team was "extremely careless" with classified information but added that "no reasonable prosecutor" would bring a case against her.
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Although Mr Trump rarely appears in Mr Kagan's latest book by name, it is a devastating riposte to his careless, cynical and destructive approach to diplomacy.
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As to Comey's characterization that Clinton's handling of her official emails was "extremely careless," I believe there are three undisputed facts that undermine his subjective characterization.
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Banks fear that if they make loans that do not fit the template, borrowers who are unable to repay may sue, claiming that lenders were careless.
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Prodigium representative Dr. Jekyll (Russell Crowe) is utterly unsympathetic about Nick's situation — as he should be, since Nick brought it on himself through careless, selfish greed.
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The inscrutable former prosecutor accused the candidate who wants to be the ultimate guardian of the nation's secrets of being "extremely careless" in handling classified data.
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One of the causes of the misunderstanding, according to Professor Attilio Bartoli Langeli, was because the notary's handwriting was "decidedly bad cursive script, awkward and careless".
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But weeks later, law enforcement officials said, her abductor got cocky and careless and, posing as the girl on a Facebook account, he contacted her friends.
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The decision Tuesday from FBI Director James Comey not to recommend criminal charges Clinton for her "careless" handling of top secret emails is a greater example.
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The golden arches, typically standing as an M, have been flipped over to become a W. But this isn't a bizarre prank or a careless mistake.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa ordered an inquiry into the fund after opposition parties accused its chief executive, Dan Matjila, of misuse of funds and careless investment decisions.
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But I mean, you do actually, but when you are careless with words, you have to understand that people will react emotionally to these things. Yeah.
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One of the hosts — or artificially intelligent androids — who populate the Wild West-themed fantasy world, finds a strange artifact left behind by a careless guest.
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Prosecutors said Bradley knew he was transporting human cargo from the border city of Laredo to San Antonio and acted with careless indifference to human life.
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A major fine would send a message to Facebook — and other tech giants — that the commission is determined to rein in careless treatment of user privacy.
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"Yikes" (as the online headline says) is the proper response to Facebook's careless stewardship of private data — including the number to ring Mr. Chen's apartment buzzer.
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Though this was clearly the quick work of a careless prankster, it's a good reminder that it's never okay to be rude to fast food employees.
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Today's report, which The Wall Street Journal has obtained in full, reveals just how careless Theranos was with its tests and the way it managed personnel.
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While Comey effectively cleared Clinton, infuriating conservatives, he laid out more than enough embarrassingly conclusions about Clinton's "careless" conduct that she came out badly bruised anyway.
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"Our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case," he said, adding that Clinton and her aides were "extremely careless" with classified information.
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In an unprecedented public announcement, Comey claimed that Clinton and her aides had been "extremely careless" but did not show an intent to break the law.
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"Little solace is found in your detailed breakdown of the FBI's findings that Secretary Clinton acted 'extremely careless' in mishandling classified information," Goodlatte wrote to Comey.
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Clinton also regrets how she handled Comey's July 5 news conference where the former FBI director said she had been "extremely careless" in handling her email.
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My grandmother gave me a first edition of "Uncle Tom's Cabin," which over the years I ruined with reading and careless treatment until it was lost.
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We're reputed to be braggarts; careless with money and our personal lives; a little gullible, but dangerous if crossed; insecure, but obsessed with power and prestige.
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But while this might not be a conscious and malicious decision, it is still thoughtless and careless and provides a perspective on research that is missing.
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The judgment by the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, that her handling of the emails was "extremely careless" was, to the intelligence tribe, a huge understatement.
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Though the Trump team was "careless" with the Star of David post, he said, it was evidence of the refreshing originality of Mr. Trump's spontaneous campaign.
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Clinton was "extremely careless" in using a private email address and server in her duties as secretary of state is irrefutable, and her conduct deserves censure.
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This call to action was careless because the evidence shows that these practices do little to improve community safety, and do a lot to alienate communities.
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"I hope that the FBI will be transparent with Congress and the American people as it continues to examine Secretary Clinton's extremely careless behavior," he said.
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Unfortunately, given the FTC staff's apparent bias — exhibited in a careless regard for the evidence — I doubt that such focus will be present in today's workshop.
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In slow jam "OH," fellow Californians FMLYBND lay down a mellow groove that culminates in a double-time bridge and a "Careless Whisper"-esque sax solo.
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In July 2016, Comey publicly said that Clinton was "extremely careless" in handling classified information but added that "no reasonable prosecutor" would bring charges against her.
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This is clear from the beginning dance between the Queen (Laura Careless, in an excellent and transfixing performance) and her male servants (or are they lovers?).
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The plant is perfectly fine in moderation, but as they keep eating it—and roping the daughter in, too—they start becoming too forgetful and careless.
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"Why [was] this mum so careless in the first place, not to keep an eye on her daughter, especially in crowded places," wrote someone named Tommy.
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We're even finally beginning to believe that the planet itself and its enormous, unfathomable workings are vulnerable, in terrifying ways, to the careless meddling of humans.
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"At a minimum, Director Comey's actions are, to use his own verbiage, 'extremely careless' this close to the election and without any apparent substance," Cohen said.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "I know it seems careless, but in Trump's defense he does just automatically retweet anything as soon as he sees the words 'great white.
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The important thing to remember is that these problems don't keep popping up because the people devising the plans are careless, and keep forgetting crucial issues.
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There were two culprits: an honest (if careless) misunderstanding about technology on the part of the press; and yet another shrewd misinformation campaign orchestrated by WikiLeaks.
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Diakite scored all of his 10 points in the opening half for the uncharacteristically careless Cavaliers, who committed nine of their 16 turnovers before the break.
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In May, opposition parties called for an investigation into the pension fund's chief executive Dan Matjila, accusing him of misuse of funds and careless investment decisions.
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FCC chairman Ajit Pai called it a "careless disregard" for taxpayers and commission rules and called on the agency's enforcement arm to conduct a full investigation.
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Tick Tocks: The George Michael song "Careless Whisper" dominates the episode, cycling through Michael's original hit, a cover version and an instrumental rendition on the soundtrack.
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Hughie is immediately presented as a sympathetic character, a guy to be felt for after his girlfriend is unfairly killed by a careless act of superhumanity.
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" Yet even as he removed the threat of charges against the Democratic candidate, FBI Director James Comey described Clinton's handling of classified information as "extremely careless.
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According to Sternberg, millennials have found themselves saddled with a broken economy and a combustible job market thanks to the careless choices of baby boomer politicians.
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"There isn't a silver bullet to fame, but you'll have a much better chance with great content," head moderator careless told me via Reddit private message.
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Comey called her and her staff "extremely careless" and said that any "reasonable" government employee should have recognized that such information should not be aired in emails.
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The drawbacks are a bitter taste on the back of your tongue, the possibility of an overdose, or debilitating addiction, and prison if you're unlucky or careless.
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FBI Director James Comey said on Tuesday Clinton had been "extremely careless" in the handling of classified information, and Republicans have criticized the decision not to prosecute.
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"It&aposs frustrating ... that people still don&apost tie down their loads, don&apost secure things in the back of their vehicles and are careless," Peddle said.
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In season three, though, these characters' careless dismissal of everyone else's feelings has started to grate in the way that your most beloved jerk family members do.
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" And he speculated that, given how "extremely careless" Clinton had been, it was "possible that hostile actors gained access to Secretary Clinton&aposs personal e-mail account.
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A perception exists that careless millennials and social-media aficionados have laid siege to the English language and that modern dictionaries have failed to hold the line.
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The Wayne County prosecutor&aposs office says 18-year-old Dawone Cook entered his plea Wednesday to a charge of careless discharge of a firearm causing death.
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For instance: The statute defines one type of "careless or reckless" flight as the operation of an aircraft below an altitude of 500 feet in populated areas.
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Being careless about a weighty topic doesn't help anyone, though, and it takes thoughtful and considered artistic work to fall on the good side of the scale.
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The accumulation of days spent shaping herself to her husband and caring in her careless way for her child has changed her from the girl she was.
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Gun advocates often refer to such incidents as "negligent" rather than "accidental" discharges to emphasise that they are the result of careless behaviour, rather than mechanical error.
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It seemed like white people were rallying around a careless tweet without recognizing the more obvious signs of Trump's prejudice, and I said as much on Twitter.
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But we suppose when you've already spent that much money on a scent, you might as well protect it from a careless bellhop as best you can.
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The FBI investigated Clinton's email use, and while agency director James Comey characterized her actions as "extremely careless," the agency did not recommend criminal charges for Clinton.
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It's easy to write Paul off as another careless creator, the worst example of vapid modern celebrity culture, but his actions triggered a tidal wave of consequences.
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In July of that year, Comey announced that while Clinton's actions with regard to classified information were "extremely careless," he wouldn't recommend charges be brought against her.
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Not only was her use of that private email server "extremely careless," but her cooperation in the ensuing investigation also seems reluctant at best, obstructive at worst.
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By Zoë Heller The belief that artists are entitled to be morally careless has proved to be one of the more tenacious parts of our Romantic inheritance.
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It seems a tad careless from Milstead's corner to send their man out for a second round with a knee which was clearly not in fighting shape.
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Since a major part of her argument against Trump is that he is too reckless to be president, the charge of being "extremely careless" will hurt Clinton.
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At that July, 13 news conference, Comey called the then-presidential candidate&aposs actions "extremely careless," rather than "grossly negligent," as drafted in the initial exoneration statement.
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"No one wanted to believe it, it was so crazy how desensitized and careless she seemed about someone as close to her as her sister," she noted.
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The self-consciously rumpled linen cloth, the clenchingly exact amount of "spilt" cheese, the artfully arranged mess—it literally screams of conscious, deliberate care to appear careless.
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His 1984 hit "Careless Whisper" entered the digital song charts in spot 21, and other hits including "Faith" and "Freedom" found their way into the top 30.
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Friday's decision could encourage banks to be more careless with consumer accounts if they do not fear a penalty when things go wrong, a consumer advocate said.
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Njoroge said the central bank is pushing commercial banks to be less careless in their lending and correctly asses the risk profiles of borrowers when writing loans.
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The new website is called "I'm with Careless," a reference to FBI Director James Comey's remarks that Clinton showed "extreme carelessness" in her handling of classified emails.
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When Reddick went to the plate in the first inning, the A's played his favorite walkup song — the late George Michaels' "Careless Whisper" — and received another ovation.
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In a world in which well-meaning but sometimes careless biologists are creating dangerous organisms in the lab, such accidental release events could prove even more frightening.
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Graham also pushed the inspector general on the decision to describe Clinton's handling of classified information as "extremely careless" and not "grossly negligent," a potentially criminal designation.
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Morrissey has made careless and questionable remarks not only in passing interviews, but in his songs as well, which for such a deft lyricist seems extra condemning.
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Comey said that Clinton had been "extremely careless" but that no reasonable prosecutor would pursue charges based on the evidence, and that there would be no indictment.
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These actions came on the heels of the Cambridge Analytica scandal and suggest that Facebook's careless and dishonest handling of user information came back to bite them.
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While FBI Director James Comey said in July that Clinton's actions were "extremely careless," he recommended that no criminal charges be brought against her and none were.
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No single agent set it on its path: It wasn't knocked off scaffolding by the poorly placed heel of a construction worker, or fumbled from careless hands.
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And it is increasingly difficult to answer Afghans when they wonder how America could have been so blind or careless to ignore Pakistan's role in sponsoring terrorism.
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Comey announced on Tuesday that while Clinton and her aides were "extremely careless" in handling classified data, the FBI would not recommend charges against her over her.
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