She should come clean and instead of blaming President Trump, she needs to also come clean and let everybody know how they were being hypocrites.
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"I am inclined to tell the jury this scenario, that Uber was ordered to come clean and did not come clean," Alsup said on Thursday.
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This President had us rolling about Pocahontas, Elizabeth Warren should come clean about her heritage and she should also come clean about what&aposs going on down there at the border.
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It's time to face your fears Daisy and come clean.
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Should my husband and I come clean to the children?
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AND I THINK WELLS FARGO OUGHT TO COME CLEAN ONTHIS.
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Paulie, i had given you MANY chances to come clean.
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Kelly Ripa has come clean about the drama at Live!
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I don't know why he decided to ultimately come clean.
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The young generation is looking up to you ... come clean.
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They need to come clean and produce the missing documents.
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Now both Swinton and Guadagnino are ready to come clean.
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Mia has no choice but to come clean to Pearl.
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You say it, you come clean, and then it's over.
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He said bankers with a "dark conscience" should come clean.
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In response, DADI decided to come clean in a blog post.
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She also called on Smollett to come clean about his account.
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Rather than come clean, she chose to eat a dried caterpillar.
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Yet even now you cannot come clean about what actually occurred.
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Besides the company doesn't even know enough to come clean with.
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During the Monica Lewinsky scandal, President Bill Clinton didn't come clean.
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Don Jr. wanted to come clean about the Trump Tower meeting.
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Wouldn't he have come clean to The Liars at some point?
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"You should have come clean with this long ago," he said.
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Even in this plea agreement, Mr. Cohen has not come clean.
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With our upcoming wedding, I feel the need to come clean.
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The Stone Let's come clean: President Trump is a white racist!
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You gotta come clean and apologize,' because OJ loves to be loved.
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In conclusion, friends, I'll come clean: my apartment doesn't have central heat.
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Investors told Flannery to bite the bullet and "come clean," Inch said.
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You might finally have to come clean about the costs of Brexit.
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I've already come clean about my newfound obsession with shopping on Instagram.
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And she says if she does she's just going to come clean.
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Before we get ahead of ourselves, we first have to come clean.
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She was forced to come clean, and he was less than impressed.
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He has someone come clean the house, do laundry and wash dishes.
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I suspect so, and the author should have come clean about this.
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"We want her to come clean with her past," Mr. Mahiya said.
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There was no evidence that Flynn was ever going to come clean.
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Now, a few of these Republicans have come clean — at least momentarily.
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If they come clean and pay, they avoid some or all penalties.
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But the world knows the truth, and Iranian leadership must come clean.
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"So guys...we need to come clean about something," the caption said.
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No. They'll come clean about their issues because they're usually self-aware.
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And if his come-clean moment wasn't actually a come-clean moment, then how can anyone know what parts of his testimony were the whole truth and what parts were hedged or fudged to make him look better?
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Sometimes it's best to come clean, sometimes it isn't According to best-selling author and New York City relationship expert Susan Winter, who spoke with The Independent, there are times to keep the secret — and times to come clean.
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She's come clean about getting lip injections and her fondness for padded Spanx.
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McDonalds is trying to shed its 'greasy fast food' reputation and come clean.
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When you do decide to come clean, Hyland says to proceed with caution.
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Even journals that want to come clean are notoriously slow to police themselves.
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She sense that Elizabeth knows something, but Elizabeth decides not to come clean.
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"We two months in sister," the "Come Clean" singer wrote in the caption.
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It's his first album in four years, and he's ready to come clean.
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Sanders cannot come clean on socialism and be more than a fringe candidate.
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It's high time that the scientific community come clean about longstanding climate shenanigans.
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She said Tuesday that she hopes the royal is ready to come clean.
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This guidance served notice that industry needs to come clean about climate risks.
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It was an inauspicious time for Allen to come clean about his sins.
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We said, 'You going to come clean this trash up now or what?
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Since, Affleck has come clean about his personal life, including his infamous tattoo.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE I think we should come clean right off the bat, Corinna.
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However he feels, we can agree, he ought to come clean with her.
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Maybe he&aposs trying to come clean about what he did in the past.
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However, he also said Apple needs to "come clean" about its practices in China.
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And you got to ask yourself why they won&apost come clean with Congress.
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In the weeks since November 8th, the technology industry has started to come clean.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump finally, grudgingly, had no choice but to come clean.
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Why won't Spencer just convince her mom to come clean about her cancer prognosis?
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I'll come clean: yes, I love dogs of ALL ages and not just puppies!
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If you realize you have failed to take an RMD, prepare to come clean.
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Here's a dramatic reading of Hilary Duff's "Come Clean," the show's iconic theme song.
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Is it better to come clean to her partner, or suppress her feelings forever?
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"I want to come clean to you," he told officials, according to the indictment.
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Mr. Flynn should be grateful the judge offered him the chance to come clean.
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"I really decided to come clean about my background because of transparency," she said.
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Having coddled the Saudis, the US needs to insist that the government come clean.
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Now might be the time to come clean about your concealed cash and spending habits.
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The willingness of tax cheats to come clean partly reflects the generous terms on offer.
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If he had come clean straight away he might have salvaged something from the wreckage.
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When you scroll through Avril's Instagram, comments flood her posts begging Melissa to come clean.
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After the alarm was sounded, however, the pair seemed to have come clean pretty quickly.
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A United Nations spokesman said the institution needs to "do much more" to come clean.
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Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) "It is time for Saudi Arabia to come clean," Sherman said.
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" Anat Shindler, 58, a cosmetician, said, "I like to believe they come clean to politics.
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Let's hope the dossier's authors will come clean so the American people know the truth.
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Second, that our system of justice respects, appreciates, encourages and rewards those who come clean.
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Mr. Mnuchin continued to fail to come clean on shady foreclosure practices that hurt Americans.
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In Yahoo's case, it took years to fully come clean about the extent of the breach.
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Carolyn is the one who announces "Owen" isn't Owen at all, forcing Amelia to come clean.
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Carrie was willing to come clean with the world, but Reynolds wasn't keen on the idea.
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" He asked, "Why didn't Comey come clean and say the things that he knows are fact?
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"The Chinese government should fully come clean about the truth of the death penalty in China."
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I went home to Harry, feeling awful but knowing I had to come clean about it.
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However, there are other ways to come clean to the taxman about your offshore bank account.
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Back in the past, Teddy convinces Riggs to come clean, sparking a whole chain of events.
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We see the "come clean" canard play out in other arenas of public life as well.
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Of course the call was recorded, forcing Wipro's chief operating officer Bhanu Ballapuram to come clean.
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Someone has to come clean in the FBI and describe -- HANNITY: Let&aposs slow it down.
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Despite his guilty plea, Chris has never come clean about his crimes — and he may never.
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It was another moment of truth: should I pretend to be the husband or come clean?
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Now Rogue One director Gareth Edwards has finally come clean: It was never meant to be.
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"Come clean with the truth," Mr. de Blasio urged federal authorities after meeting with Cayuga officials.
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"We've all had to come clean about who we are and how we are," Saran said.
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Your job isn't to save your girlfriend from those gears, but to come clean with her.
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"The whole reason I agreed to be here was to help you come clean," he says.
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And Mr. Cohen better come clean for the American people, and they better do it quickly.
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When they finally told him, he gave them an ultimatum: come clean or he would resign.
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Rather than come clean, Bart decides to roll with it and then use spoilers as blackmail.
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"Maybe instead of attacking others on taxes, Romney should come clean on his," the ad said.
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That will force those with suitcases of cash either to come clean or to renounce their loot.
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This isn't the first time the businesswoman has come clean about her distaste for Khloé Kardashian's style.
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Click here to view original GIFFossils don't exactly come clean and ready to be displayed in museums.
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But after waves of speculation from both the public and Congress, the commission has finally come clean.
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Just tell the truth The most unlikely option is also the simplest, which is to come clean.
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She told them if they had just come clean years ago they would have never been tortured.
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We root for Andrew to come clean and connect, as much for his benefit as our entertainment.
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"It's a soul-searching process in which you're being asked to come clean about everything," she said.
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When they finally told President Hassan Rouhani, he told them to come clean or he would resign.
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Reluctance to come clean could reflect blundering, stubbornness, or simply blindness to the extent of the problem.
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We should come clean and admit that we'd actually never heard of the Lipscomb Bisons at all.
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Leslie Jones has come clean about how Scientology helped her achieve her current level of fame and success.
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The leak is likely to force him to come clean about the details earlier than he had planned.
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And the people behind the dossier, a judge now saying that they need to come clean to him.
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Guadagnino was later filmed calling Shyann to come clean about his inappropriate actions — and she was not happy.
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At the time of the interview with authorities he said he still hadn't come clean with his wife.
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We know to a near certainty that the White House will come under immense pressure to come clean.
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He is a co-conspirator dishonest thug who continues to refuse to come clean & do the right thing.
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He urged tax evaders to come clean, or risk the confiscation of their property and time in jail.
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She has led the way, but all the candidates need to come clean about their health care proposals.
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By the time the truth was clear, she may have felt it was too late to come clean.
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Facebook has come clean on a slight error in how it presented video view time on its platform.
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King's hackers would come clean, but every time King tried to fix the vulnerability, he'd be hacked again.
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In testimony, he stated that he had decided to come clean, but that Mr. Manafort had decided otherwise.
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Yes, because can you imagine a circumstance under the sun in which Fox would come clean on that?
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At worst, you would be confronted and could come clean, ranging from brutal honesty to a white lie.
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"It's time for Richard Cordray to stop hiding his schedule and come clean," said RGA Spokesman Jon Thompson.
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In the purported letter, Patterson said he had planned to come clean all along after he was arrested.
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"The Trump administration must immediately come clean and answer questions," the New York Democrat said about Naryshkin's visit.
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Movie industry cheats have been given until the end of the year to come clean about any misdeeds.
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MD: Sorry, I have to come clean and say that I am in fact one of those people.
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In Congress, lawmakers on Friday urged Wells Fargo to come clean about the scope of the phony-accounts scandal.
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But fate is fate, and by the end of the episode, Issa finally has to come clean to Lawrence.
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Then, one day, my falsies fell off, revealing my baldness, and I had no choice but to come clean.
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The guilt was searing, and I knew I had to call and come clean before I lost my nerve.
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It's time for Uber to come clean with all its stakeholders and abide by the decision of the courts.
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"This was Iran's chance to finally come clean to the IAEA — they could have told the truth," Netanyahu said.
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It was clearly bothering her, so I suggested she come clean to her father when the time was right.
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The interview was for Women's Health's "Confessions" issue, so it makes sense that she'd come clean about this habit.
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It's time for him to come clean and for the American people to know what really happened in 2016.
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Catholic lawmakers on Thursday called on church leaders to come clean in the sex-abuse scandal rocking the Vatican.
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I asked her to just come clean: Say that we were holding them but had to put them down.
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It would have either fired Flynn right away, or else forced him to come clean and apologize right away.
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After months of speculation wondering #WhoBitBeyoncé at a JAY-Z concert afterparty back in December, Tiffany Haddish has come clean.
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Turns out she had started messing around with a mutual friend and was too ashamed to come clean about it.
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And that, of course, doesn't take into account the many people who'd never come clean about their predilection for piss.
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When her teacher pushed her to apply for college, she had to come clean about being in the country illegally.
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Girardi – well within her friend rights to share with Foster the gossip about Foster's own children – refused to come clean.
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This shows, Wallace said on NBC's Today, that "the Clintons can't come clean about anything, including cold and flu season."
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I'm going to come clean and admit that I was having a real struggle understanding what this man was saying.
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"It's not clear because he hasn't come clean with what his role in all this has been," Whitehouse told CNN.
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The investigation of Whitewater devolved into a sordid, messy fight over Clinton's inability to come clean on his sex life.
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In my experience in Washington, when people refuse to come clean, it is usually because they are hiding dirty laundry.
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"Russia must fully cooperate with the U.K.'s investigation and come clean about its own chemical weapons program," she added.
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In her desire to come clean at the end of her life, your mother claimed Bill was not your father.
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His lawyers have been foreshadowing that cooperation for weeks, suggesting their client wants to come clean about what he knows.
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But as one of the world's most valuable and powerful companies, it should also come clean about the president's falsehoods.
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The fear of friends, family, or coworkers finding out this dark secret also keeps many people fearful to come clean.
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" Scott couldn't even process Nicole's comment Friday, "I'd like to see him come clean for the sake of his daughter.
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Look, I have to come clean about something: I didn't realize it was National Bird Day until way too late today.
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" Says Gleeson: "I wished that I could get some answers, that we could talk about it, that she could come clean.
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First though, Red needs to come clean and accept the blame for the Hydrogen One screwup instead of pointing fingers elsewhere.
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"Boris Johnson must come clean about who has paid for his luxury trip," Jon Trickett, Labour's Shadow Cabinet Office Minister, said.
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"It's time for Hillary Clinton to come clean about the Clinton Foundation," Pence said at a rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Yeah, that seems to have resulted in a child; and, now that she's 11 weeks pregnant, she's ready to come clean.
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Yesterday, we reported that Verizon Wireless appeared to be throttling Netflix traffic, — and today, the company seems to have come clean.
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While Cassidy didn't know the depth of Tulip and Jesse's relationship, he still feels guilt, and he wants to come clean.
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Kim called into the Detroit radio show "Mojo in the Morning" on channel 95.5 to come clean on the car accident.
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They need to come clean on the fact that your data was comprised and still is downloadable at this very moment!
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On Friday, the sun meets planet of secrets, Pluto, inspiring you to confront yourself, pick up a pen, and come clean.
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So now that you've called them out on their shit, your boo is trying to come clean and start over fresh.
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They may describe dire consequences if he does not come clean, perhaps the death penalty, and imply leniency if he does.
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When you cheat on someone, the first step is to come clean, regardless of what you want the outcome to be.
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"We are calling on the police to come clean on the arrests," said Haeril Halim, a spokesman for Amnesty International Indonesia.
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It's time for the Administration to come clean and provide these so we can get a full accounting of this policy.
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"I couldn't keep deceiving the people I love most," says Liza, aching to come clean about her deception, whatever the cost.
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Now I want to come clean by explaining its origin story, and why it's both factually inaccurate and a political ploy.
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The dossier itself cannot be evaluated until Steele and Fusion GPS come clean on who funded it and its intelligence sources.
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If people could just come clean about their pain, the being at a loss when just being white is not working.
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She does come clean about her hair though, and the fact that she doesn't have real hair because she has health challenges.
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As a condition of receipt of funds, states must be willing to come clean about the number of rape kits awaiting processing.
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Take "Wait Til the Morning," on which he pleads for one more night to come clean to his woman about his misdeeds.
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It must also come clean about the full extent of the problems it faces, and then demand no less from other countries.
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"Banks has already learned that boys have cooties," the "Come Clean" singer jokingly wrote about the the sweet black-and-white photo.
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The girl I liked at that party has been my girlfriend for several years now, and I finally decided to come clean.
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"But I think we're a long way from that," Burns said, "because the Saudis aren't likely to come clean on what happened."
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He needs to come clean about why he suspended it and why he wasn't upfront about the suspension in the first place.
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Bryan: I'm going to come clean: I am on Team Jorah, and I have been on Team Jorah from the very beginning.
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ET: To salvage the FBI&aposs reputation, does Director Christopher Wray need to come clean about the origins of the Russia investigation?
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This dramatic turn of events forces Veronica to come clean to Ethel about her lineage and Hiram's role in her family's problems.
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Throughout this season of Shahs, however, the Bravo star has maintained he wasn't unfaithful – will he finally come clean to his friends?
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It's time to come clean and admit it that, eek, sorry we didn't mention before, but there is a vast homosexual conspiracy.
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Macron and his senior aides faced criticism for being slow to come clean on the facts, prompting allegations of a cover up.
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"It is time for him to come clean with the American people," Inslee told "Fox & Friends," which Trump is known to watch.
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"It is time for him to come clean with the American people," Inslee told "Fox & Friends," which Trump is known to watch.
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As we see in a pillow talk flashback, both Allison and Teddy knew the former eventually had to come clean to Claire.
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But it may be in your best interest to come clean, because the buyer will likely find out about the issue anyway.
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If you're holding a bank account or an investment account overseas, you're running out of time to come clean to the IRS.
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"She acknowledged she had been a phony and admitted she got in too deep and was too afraid to come clean," Miller says.
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If you haven't reported past foreign earned income, the IRS gives you a chance to come clean, provided you didn't deliberately skip filing.
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In late September Joko Widodo, Indonesia's president, reportedly held a dinner for tycoons, at which they were warned to come clean or else.
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They have a heart-to-heart, enjoy the movie together, and then invite their parents to Pop's to come clean about the affair.
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If it was, they should come clean on that, and now new concerns about this source that they were trying to keep quiet.
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She tells him what happens with the shooting and how she's afraid, asking him to come clean about everything that happened last season.
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In a February letter to a journalist for KARE, Patterson said he had planned to come clean all along after he was arrested.
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I was terrified of any negative judgment and being rubber-stamped as another junkie statistic, as I'd never come clean about this before.
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The government must continue to come clean about these plans so that firms are truly in the know when making their own preparations.
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"If he was prepared to do the right thing, come clean, and basically turn state's evidence, I would absolutely consider it," Avenatti said.
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I know it is only a matter of time before Trump discovers my "birther issue," so I thought I should come clean now.
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" Warner added: "They've got some folks that know politics ... They should realize: Come clean with the whole story in the first 24 hours.
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The Democratic Party 2020 candidate issued a statement late Friday demanding the president come clean about the July 25 call with Vladimir Zelensky.
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" In fact, she said, they were proof that the witnesses had not been coached and after months of dissembling had finally "come clean.
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Trump has dubious ties to a foreign state and is unwilling to come clean about conflicts of interest concerning his vast business empire.
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An opportunity for America to come clean on what it will be OK with in the future in service to the nation's security.
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The kingdom's staunchest Western allies, including the United States, where Khashoggi had applied for permanent residency, have urged Saudi Arabia to come clean.
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Truth Teller Steve Almond: You've told us quite clearly what you need to do, Truth Teller: I feel the need to come clean.
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After Elizabeth and Philip securely hide the virus, Elizabeth asks what was up with Stan, forcing Philip to come clean about attending EST meetings.
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And when Veronica tries to come clean about her family, Archie seems to decide that he doesn't need to know the Lodge family dirt.
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When he tries to encourage her to come clean about stabbing Villanelle, Eve informs him she'll be re-assigning him to a new project.
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Before long, I decide to call Apple's customer service and come clean: I'm in the middle of changing my battery and I need help.
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Kim joined Ellen DeGeneres on Ellen to come clean about Thompson, who was seen with other women just days before her sister's due date.
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Apparently, she was so humiliated that she decided to come clean rather than letting it slide by and likely be more or less forgotten.
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Nor will Facebook even come clean with the public when specifically asked to do so by policymakers, as its refusal to the DCMS shows.
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Within 24 hours of the first press hit, Facezam got an email from Facebook's legal team, forcing them to come clean as a hoax.
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Ahead, fragrance-industry insiders come clean about the secrets to smelling your best — now, you'll be the one turning heads with your scent trail.
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Investigators encouraged him to come clean, revealing they knew he'd been having an affair, and Watts asked if he could speak to his dad.
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That said, it's better that they come clean rather than have consumers or developers pry their headsets open to find some of these phrases.
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If that was its goal, the SPD should come clean and clearly explain their intentions to the affected companies and their workers, she said.
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Zuckerberg hasn't come clean yet about data mining The Facebook CEO is now under pressure to explain how prevalent data mining was on Facebook.
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He cracked his head open on the pavement, but no one would have locked Bonnie up as a murderess, had the women come clean.
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But in the past few days, it has been reported that the Pentagon is likely to come clean about its skin in the game.
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But when a brand started sending Shudu t-shirts, and truly believed she was trying them on, he knew he had to come clean.
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Drake has finally come clean -- admitting he's fathered a son -- even rapping about the paternity test he took to know it was for certain.
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I also have to come clean about this: I know nothing about Ciara's music career, what she sings, how she sings, none of it.
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Durbin is giving Nielsen the chance to come clean about what she knew -- knowing she won't, possibly because she wants to keep her job.
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Since 2009, the agency has collected $11.1 billion through the Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program, which lets taxpayers who have been hiding funds come clean.
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"It's time for the city to come clean on police misconduct," said Christopher T. Dunn, the associate legal director for the civil liberties group.
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And that makes it all the more imperative that Donald Trump come clean with the American people and release his tax returns in full.
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In an op-ed, it cited "speculation that Skadden is being paid by someone on the side," and urged the firm to come clean.
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Chuck's stunt echoes back to Alexander Hamilton's decision to come clean about his affair before his opponents did (see: "The Reynolds Pamphlet" song in Hamilton).
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A House resolution sets Friday as the deadline for the Justice Department to come clean on the beginning of its investigation into the Trump campaign.
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Tokyo-based Mitsubishi Motors had repeatedly promised to come clean after a massive scandal 15 years ago involving a systematic cover-up of auto defects.
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One thing she did come clean on though ... how she and Will have remained together for 23 years, which is no easy feat in Hollywood.
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Since 1991, the U.N. Security Council (UNSC) had passed 17 resolutions, with the force of law, demanding that Saddam come clean about his WMD programs.
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After 12 years of hiding behind thick layers of makeup, former model Breanne Rice decided to come clean about the vitiligo that covers her face.
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Late-night spoofs aside, some political commentators say Trump's publicist charade – and his failure to come clean about it last week – is cause for concern.
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Tommy runs off, convinced Rachel set him up (she didn't and was fully prepared to come clean, as she and Quinn secretly plotted off-camera).
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Madeline seems to have the perfect marriage and perfect life, but she weighs whether to burn it all down and come clean about an affair.
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At first Elaine claimed that the driver was a friend of a friend, but the driver had already come clean to one of the officers.
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On Wednesday, President Trump started to come clean, warning older Americans to "avoid nonessential travel in crowded areas" and workers to stay home if ill.
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I doubt it was supposed to inspire a "well, sure" shrug, which is about all I had by the time Elliot decided to come clean.
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Thousands had already been identified through an amnesty scheme encouraging tax dodgers to come clean on funds held abroad in return for immunity from prosecution.
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Mr. Short said that agencies should assume everything will be made public eventually — and urged the aides to come clean with the president's staff first.
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And was the primary goal of the suspension access to the Moscow laboratory, as Mr. Reedie now suggests, or was it that Russia come clean?
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Valentine's Day is perfect time to tell your partner how much they mean to you — and come clean about a secret you may be keeping.
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What I wish was happening is more perpetrators wanting to come clean rather than waiting for something to become a very public and dramatic thing.
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" The special counsel's office countered that van der Zwaan's decision to come clean to Skadden about recordings he made using firm equipment were not "mitigating factors.
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Andy Cohen was partially successful at getting Hathaway to come clean about her rumored smoking habit while playing "Plead the Fifth" on Watch What Happens Live.
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But despite her prodding, Ronnie never ended up telling her the full truth, insisting to his roommates that he would come clean when he got home.
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Senator Jeff Merkley (D-Oregon) pressed the Secretary to come clean about whether federal discrimination laws would apply to private schools that discriminate against LGBTQ students.
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Deskovic, Quezada and Warney might all still be in jail if the actual perpetrator of the crimes for which they were convicted had not come clean.
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After she learns that Ziggy's known about his real dad for months, Jane feels guilty, but uses the opportunity to come clean about the real story.
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An Indian state education minister has come clean after accusations last week that he might have been watching porn on his phone at a public event.
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What they need is a chief of staff or someone else with a Rolodex of 85033,000 names and a broad network to come clean this up.
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There's an act of unseemly but not felonious behavior, then the futile drawn-out withholding of information, and forever after the unwillingness to ever come clean.
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Now that Brown has come clean and offered up a heartfelt apology, Whole Foods has opted to drop charges against him and his cake slur hoax.
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Specifically, Iran failed to come clean on its bomb-making activities prior to 2003 when, by the account of the US intelligence community, these activities ceased.
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If it wasn't already obvious, I will come clean now and tell you that yes, this is essentially a more evolved version of macaroni and cheese.
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Later, he encounters Wiley, out on parole before being returned to prison for a parole violation, and rebuffs his pleas to come clean about the case.
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I finally had to come clean one day when I couldn't pay the bill for a boatload of soon-to-be-outgrown rompers I'd impulsively bought.
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"We need to come clean with how we feel about the inaction or support of our allies" for Sunni extremism, former CIA analyst Nada Bakos argues.
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Kai's increasing paranoia leads him to a bunch of different conclusions about why Speed Wagon is missing, but Ally had information she wanted to come clean about.
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Ricketts has said multiple times over the years he wants Sosa to come clean about his alleged PED use before the Cubs will officially welcome him back.
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In a scathing editorial, EFF employee Amul Kalia calls on Microsoft to "come clean with its user community" over a growing number of Windows 103 privacy concerns.
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Instagram influencers and YouTube celebrities have come clean before, talking about the toll that creating the illusion of authenticity and positivity can have on their mental health.
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The timing of the announcement — after an internal debate in which Mr. Trump was at first reluctant to come clean quickly — seemed calculated to change the subject.
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Another experiment revealed that people are more willing to come clean about their engagement in illicit or questionable behavior when they believe others have done so, too.
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Many people point to 2013, the year that then-treasurer Joe Hockey challenged Holden to "come clean" about its manufacturing plans in a speech in Federal Parliament.
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Forced to come clean, Mr. Rini told federal agents that he had recently watched an episode of "20/20" about Timmothy's case, according to a criminal complaint.
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When Dean eventually understood that he was committing obstruction of justice, he at first shredded incriminating documents -- then he says, he decided to come clean before Congress.
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What he told a journalist In a letter to a journalist for KARE, Patterson said he had planned to come clean all along after he was arrested.
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The hamper has two large handles, making it easy to carry out to the car or down to the laundry room when it's time to come clean.
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On Wednesday, 4/20, Colorado Springs–based Pothole Cannabis Club offered a special promotion: come clean up the park for a couple hours and receive a free joint.
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The person who went ahead and seemingly vommed on the Emmys red carpet has yet to come clean, and it's time to get to the bottom of it.
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Thankfully, there are tons of products out there to make it easier to come clean before hitting the hay, like makeup-removing wipes and heavy-duty oil cleansers.
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To fill a widening budget deficit and boost growth, the government is counting on a tax amnesty, offering low rates for taxpayers to come clean with undeclared income.
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"All we're doing is asking the BC privacy commissioner to get the police to come clean so we can start having a debate about these tools," Christopher said.
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"This scandalous affair will raise even more pressure on carmakers to help with the transition and come clean on their past sins once and for all," Bratzel said.
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The GOP's unexpected consolidation of power in Washington should have marked the end of the line for this strategy, forcing the party to come clean with hard specifics.
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The President could take a victory lap and claim that only under his administration has the government finally come clean about everything it knows regarding the JFK assassination.
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Sondland, who could be in some legal jeopardy if he does not come clean to Congress about what he discussed with Trump on the call David Holmes overheard.
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"Gun manufacturers must come clean about the dangers posed by their business and the risks it represents for even their own shareholders," Ms. James said in a statement.
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In her confessional, she says that she wants to 'find the right time to come clean with Hakimi and tell him about the fact that I'm still married.
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Their mothers, Jane and Celeste, who have done everything possible to shield their sons from Perry's violent nature, have no choice but to come clean to their kids.
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We're told a message was relayed to the Lost Hills substations and possibly others as well ... if you got Kobe pics -- come in, come clean and delete them.
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That means that if you're paying your care provider under the table, you won't be able to claim the credit unless you come clean to the IRS first.
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On Monday major Conservative Party donor John Griffin called on Johnson to come clean on the issue of his relationship with Symonds and other women over the years.
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But seriously, Zola (Aniela Gumbs) catches DeLuca (Giacomo Gianniotti) leaving their house in the middle of the night, and Mer has to come clean to the kiddos about him.
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Sosa's been blackballed from the Cubs organization since he retired -- with owner Tom Ricketts saying Sammy's gotta come clean regarding his alleged PED use before they welcome him back.
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Rourke said then that, even if Chris did come clean, "there's no rational way that any human being could find those answers except those responsible to such horrific questions."
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In the last moments of the episode, the Monterey Five walked into the town's police station together, presumably to come clean about their role in Perry's (Alexander Skarsgard) death.
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FINRA, the self-regulatory organization that oversees broker-dealers and their advisors, recently kicked off an initiative, encouraging firms to come clean about advisors inappropriate 529 share class recommendations.
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While the allegations about first surfaced in Iceland last month, the renewed spotlight and the large protests have put increased pressure on Gunnlaugsson to come clean or step down.
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Kim is still dealing with the trauma of being robbed at gunpoint last year, and the father of Kourtney's kids, Scott Disick, has come clean about his sex addiction.
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Smith argued that the White House lied about a meeting between the president's son and a Russian lawyer, and that the administration is refusing to come clean about it.
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Agencies are asking ad-tech firms to come clean about their practicesAlong with cutting back on ad-tech companies, agencies also are scrutinizing ad-tech companies' data collection practices.
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Cohen's attorney, Lanny Davis, has previously said his client is turning a new leaf and is ready to come clean and renounce his prior actions on behalf of Trump.
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After seeing the post make the rounds online and realizing that the "tiny 17 year old girl thirsting so goddamn hard" was indeed her, she decided to come clean.
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Some politicians seem to have approached the declaration as a sort of amnesty, revealing everything they have earned from decades of crooked dealings, in an effort to come clean.
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Don&apost get caught up believing there&aposs one specific age when you need to come clean — or that there&aposs a single right way to handle the situation.
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According to the docs ... Turner's also pissed because Spurlock was in control of the production accounts, and is now refusing to come clean on what happened to the funds.
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Carrie is able to get Saad to come clean, but her risk in reaching out is not only short- sighted, it ultimately proves to be a total waste of time.
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Sometimes the guilt of a crime is just too much to bear, and the perpetrator has to come clean or risk bearing the weight of his transgression for a lifetime.
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I'll come clean: I'm pretty sure half the reason most of these songs made it onto this playlist is because I've listened to all of them in the past year.
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The "Come Clean" singer didn't share when she and boyfriend Matthew Koma plan to make the switch to farm life, but Duff seems smitten with her family's new, fuzzy member.
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The vulnerability was fixed in March, but Google didn't come clean until seven months later when The Wall Street Journal got hold of some of the memos discussing the bug.
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Having to come clean about its cars' true emissions will make it harder to meet ever-stricter curbs being imposed in many countries (though pliant European officials recently eased theirs).
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But the President-elect shows up to her home, and with a platoon of guards in tow, tries to persuade her former advisor to come clean about the Berlin breach.
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Letter To the Editor: "Come Clean, Russia, or No Rio," by Travis T. Tygart (Op-Ed, May 25), offers good short- and long-term solutions to doping in the Olympics.
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Iran lied about Project Amad, he said, when one of the conditions of the nuclear deal was that Iran had to "come clean" about its activities related to nuclear arms.
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My conscience has been weighing on me heavily in recent days, so, after careful consideration, I have decided that it's finally time to come clean and confess that I... [REDACTED].
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By refusing to come clean on its past nuclear work, the clerical regime prevents nuclear inspectors from establishing a baseline for verification, potentially enabling Tehran to conceal illicit nuclear activities.
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"They've got to make sure they come clean and they've got to reassure buyers as to why this won't happen again," said Bryan Ma, Singapore-based analyst for researcher IDC.
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"The Bachelor" desperately wants to continue taping its 'After the Final Rose' show in front of a live studio audience, but hardcore fans first gotta come clean about the coronavirus.
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In 2007, Zabel admitted to using the banned substance erythropoietin (EPO) at the 1996 Tour de France, becoming one of the biggest names in cycling to come clean about doping.
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Republican strategist Ted Newton, president of Gravity Strategic Communications and a staffer in Republican Mitt Romney's failed 2012 presidential campaign, said the Trump campaign should have come clean much sooner.
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Ethier claimed Marano's parents had grown increasingly concerned after seeing the initial fake videos published and had threatened to go to the local news if the couple didn't come clean.
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Chewing gum and "foul language" were supposedly banned; I can now come clean about dropping obscenity bombs in a rebellious preadolescent fervor and sneaking in Bubble Yum on multiple occasions.
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This $16,000 robot uses artificial intelligence to sort and fold laundrySteelSeries' new Rival 600 gaming mouse tracks your movements in mid-airIntel needs to come clean about Meltdown and Spectre
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If you're covering something up yourself, it's best to come clean — or make sure anything that should be kept confidential is password-protected, hacker-proofed, and even locked behind a firewall.
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"The NYPD must come clean about what models of Stingrays it owns and how it acquires them," NYCLU Senior Staff Attorney Mariko Hirose said in a press statement emailed to Motherboard.
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CHAFFETZ: I do think they&aposre in charge and I so think they did it and I don&apost think that Brennan and Clapper and Comey have come clean on that.
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"If the White House chief of staff can make public claims about the supposed conclusions of an FBI investigation, then Director Comey can come clean with the American people," Wyden said.
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Perhaps the part that many people get stuck on is the fact that these apologies (for the few people who do come clean) come only after they have received public scrutiny.
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A US Senator is worried about the data breach suffered by an American toymaker that sells Internet of Things teddy bears, and wants the company to come clean about the incident.
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If Kavanaugh had come clean about his mistakes in the past, it would have changed their view of him if not as a Supreme Court nominee at least as a person.
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Since seeking help, I've kept reducing my use with the help of BAT, and have come clean to my friends and family, who have all supported me in their own way.
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Pressed by the central bank in September to come clean about their debt woes, India's banks are reporting billions of dollars' worth of loans that most likely will not be repaid.
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It's unclear how many separated children are in the city, and the mayor urged the federal government to "come clean" with that information so they can get the help they need.
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The social media-savvy candidate decides to come clean about his relationship with Pollyhop by posting a live webcast featuring his wife and their two cute kids from his Albany house.
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And lawyers like Gloria Allred should come clean and at least address the issue that was asked by Mr. Rutenberg: What role does enriching lawyers play in allowing these serial settlements?
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Under the commission's new approach, companies that come clean about misconduct, cooperate fully with the agency as it investigates and fix their internal problems potentially stand to save millions of dollars.
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While that makes this disgraced ex-cop an authentic hero, it also puts him at a disadvantage because (let's come clean) virtuous victims just aren't as much fun as bad boys.
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And maybe he fears what could happen to both his government and to the economy in Mexico were he to come clean about the potential consequences to Mexico of this pandemic.
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Mr. Shakir said Mr. Wray would also have to "come clean about his role" in legal justifications for the use of torture during the Bush administration after the 9/11 attacks.
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The Prices' family friend Tripp (creepy The Witcher king Shaun Dooley) confirms this story to Adam, saying he knew about the misdeed and recently told Corrine she had to come clean.
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She's having her own doubts about marriage after cheating on Colin with her atrocious ex-boyfriend Furkat — wondering if she should come clean, wondering if she should get married at all.
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Instead, like several predecessors, he has set up a tax-amnesty scheme, allowing taxpayers who come clean about past underpayment to pay their arrears in instalments in order to boost revenue.
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" Mikey Day appeared in chains as Mr. Flynn and identified himself as the "Ghost of Witness Flipped," and he warned Mr. Trump to come clean "for the good of the country.
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When Maggie makes her fairly new sister promise not to lie to her again after the Alex debacle, it would have been a good time for Meredith to come clean about Riggs.
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Though he pleaded guilty earlier this month in an agreement to avoid the death penalty, instead receiving a life sentence, he has never come clean about his crimes — and he may never.
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WE MADE IT CLEAR TO NIKE FROM THE GET GO, FROM THE VERY FIRST COMMUNICATIONS WE HAD WITH NIKE THEY WERE GOING TO HAVE TO COME CLEAN ONE WAY OR THE OTHER.
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Former New York Jets star Joe Namath has come clean in a new book over his post-football career alcohol addiction, a habit that nearly cost him his life, according to ESPN.
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In October, regulators fined top-earning actress Fan Bingbing nearly $70 million over tax evasion and warned others in the booming film and television industry to come clean or face similar charges.
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Modi's government has tinkered with the so-called demonetization drive to compel tax evaders and racketeers to come clean, and has launched an online survey to elicit public views on his decision.
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For example, one man wrote in confessing he had spent more than $20,000 of personal charges on his company credit card and wanted advice on how to come clean to his bosses.
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And what's more, he has finally come clean with Abby about the depth of his involvement with the mob, which is something she has known but been given the freedom to deny.
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Mr. Enzi wrote a letter demanding more information, and members of both the House and Senate veterans committees also sharply pressed the Department of Veterans Affairs to come clean on its plans.
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Plus, the documents filed Thursday quote extensively from emails that are almost certainly in the special counsel's possession, which corroborates the belief that Mr. Cohen has come clean about his Russia dealings.
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"The One Where Everybody Finds Out" (Season 103, Episode 14) Secret hook-ups in a friend group are common, but it's time to come clean when it's clear that things are serious.
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Though Russia was under tremendous pressure to come clean about the doping program, these computer files, it turned out, had also been tampered with, the World Anti-Doping Agency said in November.
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Also, in the immediate wake of the 2015 deal, the Iranian government refused to come clean with the United Nations — as required — about its previous nuclear work, especially at Iranian military sites.
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When Duff visited Buzzfeed, she and her Younger costar Sutton Foster played a game of Jenga Truth or Dare where the actress formerly known as Lizzie McGuire wasn't exactly ready to come clean.
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The United States delivered Russia a 60-day ultimatum earlier this month to come clean about what Washington says is a violation of the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty between Moscow and Washington.
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Putin's malevolence and the Trump administration's repeated failure to come clean about their interactions with Russian officials -- including this one -- raise legitimate questions about where this most critical of bilateral relationships is heading.
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On Tuesday, the singer, who has a new album called The Search for Everything, decided to come clean and tweet a bunch of things that were gathering dust in his Twitter drafts folder.
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France and other European Union countries have launched a campaign to encourage taxpayers to come clean on previously undeclared assets held abroad, and clamped down on aggressive tax optimization techniques by multinational companies.
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" Podesta said Comey needs to "come clean with the American people about what he found and answer all the questions about why he took this unprecedented step less than weeks before the election.
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When that happens, Facebook will be able to point to these updated terms as a sign that it's trying to come clean to consumers, but it might just be too little, too late.
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Yet, even now, you cannot come clean about what actually occurred... I believe you should receive the maximum penalty because I believe that you have lost the privilege to live in our society.
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Go deeper: America's new politicians: CEOs agree tackling social issues matters as much as wealth creation Congress' partisan divide on paid family leave Intel and Uber come clean on pay equity, sexual assault
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"The scientists who produce those doomsday reports for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change have finally come clean—the computer models they've been using to predict runaway global warming are wrong," bloviated The Sun.
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Jussie Smollett's alleged accomplices in staging a hate crime are speaking on camera for the first time since Jussie was hit with felony charges again ... and they're practically pleading for him to come clean.
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Los Angeles Times reporter Johana Bhuiyan argues that drivers are directing their anger toward legislators, who can take action by raising wages, capping commissions, and forcing Uber to come clean on costs and pay.
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A day after a Daily Beast story revealed that he had donated money to an organization supporting Donald Trump's President run, Oculus founder (and Facebook employee) Palmer Luckey has come clean about his activities.
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The NYPD has never acknowledged using Stingrays, although departments in Baltimore and Chicago have already come clean about using the device, and many have speculated that Stingrays might be in use in the city.
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He describes his fire station as a "macho environment" where "a gay guy couldn't admit that he was gay," and where he fears repercussions if he were to come clean about his night job.
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Earlier this month, the United States delivered Russia a 60-day ultimatum to come clean about what Washington says is a violation of an arms control treaty that keeps certain missiles out of Europe.
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Now more than ever, Mr. Pruitt should come clean about his spending of taxpayer dollars on all manner of extravagances, and our colleagues on both sides of the aisle should demand he do so.
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But during that time the NSA was forced to come clean and admit that it "overcollected" Americans' call records on two separate occasions, prompting the agency to delete hundreds of millions of call logs.
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The prosecutor's revelation that Mr. Khashoggi had been strangled came after a strategy by Turkey of leaking details of its investigation to the media, drip by drip, to pressure Saudi Arabia to come clean.
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"At the end of it, once we've all come clean and all the truth is on the table, I do believe Asia Argento could if she really wants to could come back from this."
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Now the decision to come clean to his family is something you can discuss, but an instinct to protect you from his intrusive, possibly obnoxious, relatives is hardly the worst thing in the world.
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"Ladies and gentlemen of this government place, what I have learned from this trial is that clearly nothing I do or say has any consequence so I'd like to come clean," Baldwin's Trump began.
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However, he isn't just using this trip to promote a movie — he's also using it to come clean about his battle with alcohol addiction and the way it affected his marriage to Jennifer Garner.
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Flynn, played by "SNL" cast member Mikey Day, tells Baldwin's Trump "it's time to come clean for the good of the country," before Trump is visited by the ghosts of past, present and future.
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LONDON — One of the women who has accused Jeffrey Epstein of sex crimes has issued a startlingly clear appeal to Prince Andrew of Britain to "come clean" about his relationship with the disgraced financier.
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LONDON — One of the women who has accused Jeffrey Epstein of sex crimes has issued a startlingly clear appeal to Prince Andrew of Britain to "come clean" about his relationship with the disgraced financier.
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After being caught scheming in front of an interdimensional portal, Michael and Janet are forced to come clean to Eleanor, Chidi, Tahani, and Jason about what's going on, and the result is somewhat devastating.
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But backing up to five hours earlier... Since the party involves all of Meredith's (Ellen Pompeo) coworkers, she has to come clean to Karev (Justin Chambers) as acting Chief that she's dating DeLuca (Giacomo Gianniotti).
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"Senator Pat Toomey now has the distinction of being the only Senate candidate in the entire United States of America to refuse to come clean about whether or not he supports Donald Trump," she said.
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When reports surfaced last week that Nils Sjoberg didn't really exist, Calvin Harris took to Twitter to come clean about what happened behind the scenes — but not without throwing some shade on his former paramour.
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And maybe that's why I've never been able to come clean about the night I spent with someone who was simply known as one of the greatest who ever played the game and nothing more.
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The update on Wednesday was seen as an attempt by the new management to come clean on the extent of the problem, but there were still questions about a lack of detail on its debt.
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But, as the four-month campaign draws to a close this week, there looks to be few takers despite a high-profile warning that this is the last chance for tax dodgers to come clean.
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Hillary has been more transparent across financial, health, policy and other realms than Trump and demonstrably so, so there's got to be a focus on that difference and a push for Trump to come clean.
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"It's critical that the Met and other forces come clean about how they've used hacking tools in the past if they want to gain public acceptance for their deployment now," King, the surveillance lecturer, said.
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Back in March, he called upon both the Treasury Department and the IRS to come clean on the safeguards and coordination strategies the agencies had put in place to review and award Section 28500 grants.
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As the crisis dragged on and Saudi culpability came into focus thanks to Turkey's well-organized campaign of media leaks, Trump dispatched his Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, to urge the Saudis to come clean.
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"Apple needs to come clean on how iCloud works in China and stop setting damaging precedents for how willing American companies will be to service the internal security desires of the Chinese Communist Party," he tweeted.
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It will be awkward at first, but come clean to your partner, talk honestly about the emotions that drove the behavior – like shame or embarrassment, which happen to all of us – and work together on solutions.
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Here's the bare bones of it: This song is magic—dusky, measured, sexy; familiar yet fresh, languorous, and possessing an intimacy and poise that bodes well for duo who have come clean out of nowhere. Kinda.
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But the pair, who say they were sexually abused in their youth, are making themselves heard by society in Spain and elsewhere as they pressure the Catholic Church to come clean on such wrongdoing by clergy.
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After listening to a patient's wife talk about how hard it was to be away from her husband for one night, Amelia decides to come home and come clean, telling Owen she doesn't want a baby.
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You can always take a swing and a fake fight if you're feeling punchy, and as long as you come clean and says it's only for amusement, maybe your date will think you're a real knockout.
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He's shocked to learn that Jen is in the know and immediately spins it to his advantage, acting sorry, pretending that he wanted to come clean and Judy didn't when in reality it was the opposite.
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"I'm going to come clean, and put it all out there and tell my involvement of the whole situation so ya'll can have closure even though it can't bring him back," he said, according to FOX.
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A senior administration official said Thursday that it became clear Trump had to come clean on his lie about the Comey tapes before the Friday deadline set on him by Congress to hand over any recordings.
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"I don't really have closure because they haven't really come clean," Mr. Wright, himself a former soldier, said after a ceremony to dedicate a stretch of Highway 1 in Toombs County, Ga., to his son's memory.
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Our thought bubble: When a company in this sort of crisis is serious about putting controversy behind it, it can come clean, conduct a thorough top-to-bottom audit, report the results, and — maybe — move on.
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" In the introduction to "A Warning," Anonymous says he — or she — may come clean at some point, but for now, "removing my identity from the equation" deprives the president "of an opportunity to create a distraction.
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Garcetti says Michael Cohen has finally told the truth, which forced Trump's hand to come clean this week ... that he knew about the payout to Stormy Daniels, despite his denial on Air Force One months ago.
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A trio of scholars have come clean about a year-long effort to publish fabricated papers related to identity politics, a project trumpeted by many as an indictment of political correctness in gender studies and related fields.
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It wasn't until the school Twitter account also fell for the viral video — the MSU account tweeted that the other faculty members "care about" him — that he and his students decided to come clean about the assignment.
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The FCC has come clean on the fact that a purported hack of its comment system last year never actually took place, after a report from its inspector general found a lack of evidence supporting the idea.
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"For 10 years the government of Iran has been allowed to dodge and weave every time it was asked to come clean about what happened to Bob and send him home," the statement, released March 9, reads.
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WE DEMANDED A SETTLEMENT ON BEHALF OF OUR CLIENT, AND WE DEMANDED THAT NIKE COME CLEAN ABOUT THIS, IN CONNECTION WITH AN INTERNAL INVESTIGATION THAT NIKE WAS GOING TO HAVE TO INCUR OR UNDERGO IN ANY EVENT.
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But Elizabeth will always do what has to be done, and she did it in the next scene, taking a bottle to her informant Lisa's head when Lisa threatened to go to the police and come clean.
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But before the viewers had time to celebrate — in the last moments of the episode — the Monterey Five walked into the town's police station together, presumably to come clean about their role in Perry's (Alexander Skarsgård) death.
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They portrayed him as a remorseful man whose life had been shattered by his relationship with Mr. Trump, who has lost friends and associates and who wanted to come clean so he could begin his life anew.
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The congressional office that handles sexual harassment complaints, along with a top Republican senator, have refused to divulge information about taxpayer dollars doled out to settle harassment claims — and pressure is mounting on them to come clean.
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Without too much vamping, I'll just come clean and say that the Goods team loved the high-fat yogurts: The plain-flavored Peak tasted sumptuously round, with a sweet fattiness that made up for lack of sugar.
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I think it&aposs important that they need to come clean here and you&aposre right, whether or not Mr Strzok should still be working at FBI headquarters is certainly a question a lot of us are asking.
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Facebook's terms of service prohibit this kind of transaction, and the company knew about it as far back as 2015 but waited until March of this year to come clean as it faced an onslaught of whistleblower reports.
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While she has finally opened up and told him a decent amount about her work — Alistair Peele's death, her lingering grief about Bill — she's still not ready to come clean about her connection to a certain Russian assassin.
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And if and when ad giants are forced to come clean — about how they profile people; where data and value flows; and what their ads actually deliver — you have to wonder what if anything will be left unblemished.
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Clinton didn't disclose her diagnosis of pneumonia, but her fainting spell at a September 11 memorial event forced the campaign to come clean, renewing complaints that she simply doesn't want the public to know what is going on.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Monday unveiled a scheme to give tax dodgers another chance to come clean, as he sought to bring billions of dollars worth of undeclared income into the mainstream economy.
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In addition, approximately half of the expats in the survey were unfamiliar with the IRS's streamlined filing procedures, a process that allows American taxpayers to come clean about their failure to report their foreign accounts and pay taxes.
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"If you have someone you've told has to file, has to come clean, and they file in a way that's so clearly problematic, DOJ is more comfortable assuming at that point that mistakes were not accidental," Vladeck explains.
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President Donald Trump has reportedly gone to extreme lengths to keep secret his discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin, but now House Democrats are getting ready to take their first meaningful steps to force Trump to come clean.
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It's not yet in the public record, but one issue on which he is certain to have come clean are the circumstances in which he lied to the F.B.I. about discussions in December 2016 with the Russian ambassador.
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In 2012, after the mother of a 17-year-old who had died in the crackdown asked Mr. Yuan to "come clean" about the government's armed suppression of protests, he said he did not know much about it.
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His marriage to Molly feels increasingly unglamorous, and even a trip to the Toronto Zoo ends in the death of one of his daughters' favorite primates, prompting Prin to come clean to his kids about his cancer diagnosis.
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As the actual grind of being a comic begins to take its toll on Midge, the pressure to come clean to her family weighs on her - especially as her choices have a ripple effect on everyone around her.
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The IMF argues that, for one thing, banks need to come clean about their true bad-loan levels (officially, less than 2% of loans are non-performing; the IMF estimates that about 15% of corporate loans are at risk).
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Many of the biggest ad platforms, like Google, Twitter and Facebook, are starting to come clean about the types of ad abuse on their platforms and what they can do to better prevent dangerous ad practices in the future.
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The amnesty taps the desire of Brazilians who hold billions of dollars in off-shore assets to come clean with the tax man at a time of growing international uncertainty and the increasing exchange of tax information between governments.
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Victor Willis sent a to the President of the Recording Academy, demanding he "come clean" over the existence of a clandestine group that was supposedly formed after Lionel Richie beat Bruce Springsteen for the 1985 Album of the Year.
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If Cohen receives a sentence that he simply cannot bear, he will be highly motivated to continue providing assistance to Mueller, and perhaps to come clean on previously undisclosed topics, in hopes of earning an eventual Rule 35 motion.
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Not only did James P. Hoffa confirm that his father would have driven off with Frank, but his sister, Hoffa&aposs daughter, Barbara Crancer, wrote Frank a poignant letter begging him to come clean about their father&aposs fate.
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Along with interviews among Clinton-world confidants at the time, Hillary spoke about how hard it was to even talk to her husband when he had to come clean about his affair with then-White House Intern Monica Lewinsky.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission this week said investment advisory firms will get a pass on fines if they come clean about failing to disclose conflicts of interest when they bought high-fee shares of mutual funds for clients.
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We likely won't know for several years, when those involved in the show finally decide enough time has passed to come clean (though who knows how many Affair questions will be asked of them once the series is over).
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Tensions between Terrence and Jussie boiled over after the 2 Nigerian-American brothers who allegedly helped Jussie stage the attack, Abel and Ola Osundario, were detained by police ... we're told Terrence confronted Jussie once again, screaming at him to come clean.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan urged Saudi Arabia on Friday to disclose who ordered the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul, as well as the location of his body, heightening international pressure on the kingdom to come clean on the case.
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After having a crisis of conscious at the Smithsonian to the tune of the Stevie Wonder's very apropos "Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yesterday," Liv realizes she has to come clean about every dark deed and tells the Grants as much.
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After almost a week of having many believe she had tattooed a large picture of Harry Styles' face on her cheek, the up-and-coming singer from New Zealand has come clean, quite literally, and rubbed off her fake ink.
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There's sex, violence, a plot for revenge, a long-awaited confession from Jay-Z (who literally steps into a church confessional booth to come clean), and your new favorite response when someone forgets to include you in the take-out order.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Global accountancy firm KPMG must be given space to "come clean" via an independent investigative process after being implicated in a scandal involving business friends of President Jacob Zuma, a central bank deputy governor said on Tuesday.
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It could have been because they were waiting for the next GDC, or that they finally decided to come clean and up its competitive game among developers after last month Microsoft announced it had acquired PlayFab, which competes against GameSparks.
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"The real pattern of enforcement has been to encourage voluntary compliance, to convince those who are not complying with the statute by not registering that they should come clean, and that if they register the government won't prosecute," Vladeck says.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The United States delivered Russia a 60-day ultimatum on Tuesday to come clean about what Washington says is a violation of a arms control treaty that keeps missiles out of Europe, saying only Moscow could save the pact.
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She no longer hates her body like she used to, when she would binge and purge and purge and purge, but in moments of doubt or discomfort, she'll come clean with her fans, who have long trusted her for her authenticity.
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Carlos Higino, who took over last month, said agreements expected last year had been delayed by developments, including new criminal charges, but negotiations will speed up with new legislation that provides companies with more legal guarantees if they come clean.
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What seems to irk these pragmatists is not strictly that promises like Medicare for All are, in their minds, impossible to enact, but that they are popular enough to force these pragmatists to come clean about why they oppose them.
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The multiyear ban, which would have implications for Russian sports far beyond the Olympic Games, fulfilled a prediction made by RUSADA's current chief, Yuri Ganus, who for weeks had called on Russian authorities to come clean about manipulations in the data.
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Erdogan has in recent days stepped up pressure on Saudi Arabia to come clean in the case, and Western governments have also voiced increasing scepticism, pitching the world's top oil exporter and a pivotal Middle East ally into a worsening crisis.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has lodged stern representations with the United States, its foreign ministry said on Monday, over comments by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo urging it to come clean on the anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown.
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And it's striking that we continue to learn new things about contacts between Trump and Russia — the Ivanka story is new this week — rather than there having been a moment at which everyone got religion and decided to come clean.
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When Facebook sent CEO Mark Zuckerberg to answer questions before Congress earlier this month, he looked thoughtful and polite, but the questions weren't tough enough to give anyone a sense that Facebook has officially come clean about all of its data-collection practices.
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"Regardless, it's still disappointing to think that Mr. Trump lacks enough humility and decency to simply come clean and admit his part in all of this rather than attempt to conceal the truth and silence his accusers by threatening a lawsuit," Taggart said.
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After two decades of yarn-spinning, Mr. Seger, 47, who left the hotel in 2001 and recently helped open the Tuck Room in downtown Manhattan, has decided to come clean that he concocted not only the drink but also the story behind it.
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"Quality and compliance in Japan remain paramount, but in a more transparent corporate environment, companies have learned that they have to come clean on mistakes and misconduct much earlier," says Martin Schulz, a senior research fellow at Tokyo-based Fujitsu Research Institute.
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Smith on "Shepard Smith Reporting" urged the Trump administration to "come clean" about all of their ties to Russia, pointing out the repeated "lies" that members of the Trump team have told about who was at the meeting and what they discussed.
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The show kind of backs up why Maggie, personally, wouldn't want to come clean about dating someone under her (all puns intended), but it's such a norm at the hospital of sex and despair that it's hard to see it as an issue.
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Instead of the RCMP, CSE and CSIS pretending that there is a clear difference between metadata and communication content, apparently so they can continue covertly accessing data on millions of us, they should come clean on what they actually do with our information.
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Here I suppose, is the place to come clean and admit that I've never felt A.S.M.R. In watching those hours of YouTube, I often felt calm (and I sometimes felt horny), but not even once did my brain let loose a tingle.
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But at the end of the show, Rogan asked Sanders if the US government would Come Clean about aliens if elected president: Sanders hasn't been particularly outspoken about aliens or UFOs, but it's a topic Rogan talks about with his guests regularly.
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The United States delivered Russia a 60-day ultimatum on Tuesday to come clean about what Washington says is a violation of the 1987 nuclear arms control treaty, saying it would be forced to start a six-month process of withdrawal if nothing changes.
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After revealing that her hair is going gray from the stress of keeping her sister's secret, Alex encourages Haley and her boyfriend Dylan (Reid Ewing) to come clean — though she's not a fan of Dylan's idea for how to break the news to Claire.
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The United States delivered Russia a 60-day ultimatum on Tuesday to come clean about what Washington says is a violation of a 1987 nuclear arms control treaty, saying it would be forced to start a six-month process of withdrawal if nothing changed.
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Jordan Belfort, the stockbroker who was portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio in Martin Scorsese's 2013 movie, will have to testify about his income after a federal judge said Wednesday that he needs to come clean on $97 million in unpaid restitution, The New York Post reported.
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U.S. officials revealed to NBC News that they have taken part in two global meetings about the Panama Papers to plan how to use the huge trove of leaked documents to catch criminals — and urged Americans to come clean now before illegal activity is discovered.
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Ryan's mom urged him to come clean to his bride-to-be and said she would financially support him for a short time if he did so, but Ryan feared the truth would end his romantic relationship and that his mom would expose him.
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I knew I would have to own the attempt eventually, so when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently released a report that suicides had surged to the highest levels in 30 years, I knew it was time for me to come clean.
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Only unless the Democrats are willing to actually admit and come clean with the country that they want another DACA-like scenario a few years down the line (which they do but won't want to admit to) then they need to accede to this.
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"I don't think she's been dishonest or untrustworthy in a way that disqualifies her to be president, but she shouldn't have worried so much about political ramifications and come clean up front," said Lindsay Dofelmier, 36, a lawyer in Houston who is supporting Mrs. Clinton.
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Herbert Kalmbach, Richard Nixon's personal lawyer and one of the first people to come clean about Watergate, "received a prison sentence on June 17, 1974, exactly two years after the Watergate break-in, for funneling hush money to Watergate defendants," Time Magazine's Olivia Waxman notes.
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BEIJING — China accused the country's most famous actress, Fan Bingbing, of evading millions of dollars in taxes and warned others in the television and film industry to come clean or face a similar fate, according to a statement released to state media on Wednesday.
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OXFORD, England (Reuters) - Economic experts, maligned in an age of populist movements and fake news, must come clean when they are uncertain about the future if they are to regain the trust of the public, Bank of England Deputy Governor Minouche Shafik said on Wednesday.
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Waterproof ingredients are the basis of long-wearing, smudge-proof makeup — but it can be hard to find brow products that are easily workable, stay put through a sweaty commute, and come clean off with a swipe of micellar cleanser at the end of the day.
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Despite being known for remaking her image each album cycle, Madonna's most indelible work has been about self-interrogation, whether that be around her Catholic faith, her abusive marriage to Sean Penn, or her willingness to come clean about life as a stroller-wielding, Downward-Dogging mommy.
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Quickly, Rachel gets gifted one: Beth Ann comes to her and tells her that she's pregnant by an ex boyfriend who has spent time in prison in the past — and that she feels like she needs to come clean to her parents about what's going on.
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With Hillary Clinton's recent health flap, the usual pundits have begun diving before cameras to traffic in one of the most seductive — and baseless — canards in the damage control canon: That if only Clinton had come clean about her health this controversy could have been averted.
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Economists for Brexit, a group who disagree with the majority view in their profession that leaving the EU is damaging, said Britain's finance ministry "must now come clean" and admit that its long-term forecasting was likely to be wrong, just as its short-term forecasts were.
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But when you are caught lying over and over again about a meeting — first by saying it never happened and then slowly being caught out in lie after lie — a reasonable observer is going to doubt you when you claim that this time you've fully come clean.
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My colleague Dara Lind has a detailed rundown of Trump Jr.'s shifting stories about this meeting, but here's an express version: Having been caught, red-handed, in several different iterations of lying, this would have been a good opportunity for Trump Jr. to fully come clean.
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Several Iranian social media users have said they are afraid to think that if the plane passengers did not have foreign nationalities and the international community was not pressuring Iran to come clean, the public never would have been told the actual cause of the crash.
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Another loose meat sandwich Eli picked a terrible a time to come clean to Alicia — because the next day she, Eli, Peter, Grace, Zach, Ruth, Josh (David Krumholtz), and a bunch of campaign workers crowd into a campaign bus en route to Iowa for the caucus.
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Meanwhile, Jo doesn't get a chance to come clean to Bailey (Chandra Wilson) about what is going on with her due to Frances's arrival, but Meredith does get a chance to tell Alex what happened to Jo in Pittsburgh while they wait for Jo to draw Frances's blood.
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I haven't done any in a decade, but you know, I hold onto anger and grudges more than I used to and that's a big part of what LSD is made for, is to really help you come clean of yourself and give you more of a clean head.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of the strongest proponents of the Democrats on financial regulation demanded on Thursday that big brokerages come clean about whether they would support delaying a new rule by the U.S. Department of Labor if President-elect Donald Trump's administration makes a move to do so.
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The website may be highly opinionated and be on a mission to promote a liberal or conservative agenda, but does it come clean on that mission so that readers know where they're coming from, or does it claim to be reporting "news" when it's actually advancing an agenda?
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And I think that the public's understanding of where CNN stands on these issues is driving a lot of their reluctance to come clean about the fact that they're running with anti-Trump sources that they know to be untrustworthy or should know to be less than credible.
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Earlier this year, when reporters were sniffing around Donald Trump Jr.'s now-infamous June 2016 meeting with a Russian attorney, some people inside the Trump camp wanted to come clean: to issue a statement saying that Trump Jr.'s meeting was about getting Russian dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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You see, most regular folks facing possible federal indictment have to sit down and come clean first, and federal prosecutors decide after hearing what they have to say whether to grant immunity or to provide a memorandum highlighting their substantial assistance if they are later named criminal defendants.
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If the FBI has evidence that there was some kind of collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russians, or that now the administration is taking a favorable stand toward the Russians because of incentives that have nothing to do with the public interest, this is his time to come clean.
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Washington (CNN)The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee released a scathing statement Friday, calling on Hillary Clinton to "come clean" after the State Department released an email in which she asked an aide to send information on a non-secure system after attempts to send the document securely failed. Sen.
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He also called on Russian authorities to offer clarity on their role in the nerve agent attack on a former spy in the English city of Salisbury, and to come clean on any arms programmes that may not have been declared to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
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The White House is itching to make Hunter Biden squirm on the stand, to force Adam Schiff to come clean about his interactions with the whistleblower and to make Joe Biden explain why he allowed his son to team up with Burisma, an allegedly corrupt company in a definitely corrupt country.
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More than 14 years after he and an accomplice clambered onto the roof of the Van Gogh Museum here, broke a window with a sledgehammer and lifted the canvases off the wall, Mr. Durham has finally come clean about his involvement in one of the most infamous postwar art heists.
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If you affirmatively made the decision to write a memo that was unclassified, was that because you felt at some point, the facts of that meeting would have to come clean and come clear, and actually be able to be cleared in a way that could be shared with the American people?
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It looks like she'll have to come clean about her "sordid past," and if she's looking for any pointers on that score, she might check in with her sis, who had to run the same gantlet years back with Matthew (and who is meanwhile, with agonizing slowness, piecing together the Marigold puzzle).
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Juan, let me start with you, there may be a bit of an effort here by Donna Brazile to come clean on some of what was happening with the DNC that proves that Bernie Sanders really never had a shot given the financial control that Hillary took before the primary was even over.
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Just last week, elected officials and activists gathered in North Brooklyn to demand that the MTA and the city's Department of Transportation (DOT) come clean with details on a mitigation plan, as initial proposals have been half-baked at best, with almost a year and a half to go until the shutdown.
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The three most consequential platforms in the 2016 election are taking a similar approach to their appearances in front of congressional investigators over the next two days: They'll come clean about the millions of users who were exposed to Russian-bought ads and other content on their platforms before and after election day.
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Suspecting that deep secrets are hidden there — in the form of captured aliens (dead or alive), crashed extraterrestrial spaceships and futuristic weaponry — U.F.O. die-hards have long pushed the government to come clean about the facility, which was established in 1955 as an annex of the Atomic Energy Commission's Nevada Test Site.
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Ahlers began to worry he might be fired when the Catholic school found out, so, rather than come clean about improperly handling his own firearm while working at a college campus, he decided to pin the blame on someone else: a black man with a "short afro" who had shot him and fled.
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In the same way that Georgetown University and schools such as Brown, Yale, Harvard, the University of Virginia and the College of William and Mary have come clean about the role of enslaved people in their founding, other schools should open their records and confirm their involvement in the domestic cadaver trade.
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The Trump administration's refusal to come clean about the nature of its ties with Russia, its continual lying about the extent of those contacts, and the ongoing FBI and congressional investigations all mean that anyone caught up in the swirling Russia scandals will have a hard time doing their job as normal.
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In Fredric Dannen's 22001 book, '"Hit Men: Power Brokers and Fast Money Inside the Music Business," Arthur Taylor — who dismissed Mr. Davis from his job — explained that the cause of the firing was that Mr. Davis had been offered the opportunity to come clean on the expense account issues and responded with lies.
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If you affirmatively made the decision to write a memo that was unclassified, was that because you felt, at some point, the facts of that meeting would have to come clean and come clear and actually be able to be cleared in a way that could be shared with the American people?
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"Russia must fully cooperate with the U.K.'s investigation and come clean about its own chemical weapons program," United Nations Ambassador Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE said Wednesday.
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Presenting herself as a journalist, a Roman Catholic lay woman and a mother, Ms. Alazraki warned the clerics that unless the church began to come clean and publicly admit its sins, getting ahead of the scandal instead of covering up or "playing ostrich," the faithful and public opinion would become ever more unforgiving.
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His jailing is the latest event in the ferocious reprisal against a decade of digital whistle-blowing — which has never, to my knowledge, yielded information that was inaccurate or unimportant — and that has now produced little but misery, banishment or imprisonment for the people who tried to force officialdom to come clean.
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They were fearful that he was going to win, and they certainly wanted Hillary Clinton to win, and so they did it in this very surreptitious way, and now, they are not going to come clean on it, not under any circumstances... (CROSSTALK) WATTERS: Well, they are saying, they want to protect the president.
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Tonight, we will demand answers from all of the people directly involved and that means it&aposs time for Hillary Clinton and, yes, President Obama to come clean about colluding with the Russians and explain why in anybody&aposs vast thinking they could ever give Vladimir Putin 20 percent of America&aposs uranium supply.
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NATO-RUSSIA-POMPEO/ U.S. gives Russia 60 days to comply with nuclear treaty BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The United States delivered Russia a 60-day ultimatum on Tuesday to come clean about what Washington says is a violation of a arms control treaty that keeps missiles out of Europe, saying only Moscow could save the pact.
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Get past that, and the show has a wonderfully appealing lead in Tess Romero as the young Elena, who begins keeping the diary at age 12 -- which is when we meet her -- as her widowed mom ("Orange is the New Black's" Selenis Leyva) is forced to come clean about having a new boyfriend (Michael Weaver).
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Had Manafort come clean, as required by his cooperation agreement, he could have walked Mueller into the inner sanctum of the Trump campaign during the key months leading up to the 2016 election, during which Russian intelligence agents hacked and disseminated the emails of Hillary Clinton and the DNC in an effort to undermine Clinton and help Trump's campaign.
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"Russia must fully cooperate with the U.K.'s investigation and come clean about its own chemical weapons program," U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE said last week.
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North Korea has yet to get rid of its nukes, China to cement a new trade deal, Iran to forswear terrorism, Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro to step down, US troops to depart Afghanistan, the Taliban to sue for peace, Saudi Arabia to come clean about journalist Jamal Khashoggi's brutal murder, and the Middle East to catch even a whiff of a peace plan.
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"In a perfect world, they would have been able to persuade Levandowski to come clean and demonstrate that there's nothing there"—that he didn't take 14,000 documents full of IP, that Uber did proper due diligence while hiring a competitor's former employee, and that no Waymo intellectual property made its way into Uber's self-driving tech, as Waymo's bombshell lawsuit has alleged.
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" Your instinct may be to avoid the situation, he adds, but doing so will only put you in a tougher position in the long run: "If you try and hide that mistake from your boss, believe me: When they find out about it, they're going to be infinitely more angry that you didn't just come clean and get that situation resolved.
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On Friday the second to last day of play, Mateo Rey, one of the Squids who had been part of the game the longest, appeared in their GroupMe chat: "So I should probably come clean about something," he said, before changing his name to "Adrian 2"—the name of one of the design team shills—indicating that Mateo was not, in fact, a real person.
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PIRRO: Okay, and Congressman, one of the things that I find so fascinating is that the House, I believe it was last week, gave the Department of Justice until yesterday to give them information, this House resolution for- or a deadline for DOJ and the FBI to come clean on the beginning of the Trump investigation or as the FBI called it, Operation Hurricane.
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VIDEO: How Soap Opera Vet Kim Zimmer Turned Her Anger into a Book "I understand Mackenzie's need to come clean with a history she feels will help others, but it's devastating to have the world watch as we try and mend broken fences, especially when the man in question isn't here to defend himself," another of Phillip's half-sisters, Bijou, said in a statement.
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To the Editor: With all the ink that has been spent (actually wasted) on trying to decipher Hillary Clinton's character, the answer is much simpler and can be summarized in a few words: 1) arrogance (she thinks she doesn't need to follow the rules); 2) stubbornness (vehemently refusing to come clean with the facts); and 3) poor judgment (the source of many of her misfortunes).
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N.) Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE on Wednesday accused Russia of flagrantly and aggressively using a nerve agent to poison a former Russian spy in the United Kingdom, and called on Moscow to "come clean" about its chemical weapons program.
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Now the agency — which is responsible for policing a broad swath of markets and financial machinery, from trading in commodities to digital currencies to the complex derivatives that helped torpedo the financial system in 2008 — is shifting its law enforcement strategy: It will increasingly look to banks and other financial institutions to come clean on their own about misconduct and problems in the market.
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Yes, that does give the Trump administration considerable leverage over a weakened Saudi regime, to make it come clean on how Mr. Khashoggi died, end the disastrous war in Yemen, repair its breach with Qatar, help make peace in Israel, keep oil prices stable and, depending on the outcome of investigations of Mr. Khashoggi's death, replace the crown prince with a less impulsive and dangerous heir.
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JOHANNESBURG, April 22 (Reuters) - Mozambique has given the International Monetary Fund (IMF) an "avalanche of documents" and come clean on as much as $1.35 billion of undeclared sovereign debt but is now "very close to unsustainability", a Fund source said on Friday, Much of the debt was issued to Mozambican state firms by Credit Suisse and Russia's VTB, although the Interior Ministry also had a $130-$200 million loan from an unidentitified bilateral lender, the source said.
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From A.J. Castilla, Boston Obama needs to come clean to the people about terrorists, Muslims I have long thought that President Obama's approach to all manner of Islamist radicals, those organized into "caliphates," those radicalized as part of an organized jihad here at home and the lone wolfs, disaffected Americans who claim a perverted form of Islam as their guiding belief and the right to wreak murderous mayhem as a religious calling, was puzzling and inadequate.
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Her office a shower of sorts, too, spa where Tony goes to come clean, where every once in a while butt-naked Tony lets go, belts out his privacies, his innermost, imprisoned stories verse by verse, singing away, no holds barred, to seduce his shrink with beaucoup boo-hoos and hangovers from bad old days when he was coming up the hard way on mauling, murderous streets, and worse at home, Tony Soprano croons, chirps, coos to her.
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He would refresh demands that Russia: withdraw from Ukraine and renounce its illegal claim to Crimea; cease backing the murderous Assad regime in Syria and work for a diplomatic outcome that protects the rights and security of all Syrians; stop supporting the Taliban in Afghanistan; halt provocative military actions on NATO's periphery and harassment of United States personnel in Moscow; extend the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty on nuclear weapons and come clean on its violation of the Intermediate Nuclear Forces treaty; press the North Korean dictator, Kim Jong-un, to denuclearize completely; cease destructive cyberoperations; and halt interference in America's electoral processes and domestic politics, or face harsh additional sanctions.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenWarren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Four companies reach 0M settlement in opioid lawsuit | Deal opens door to larger settlements | House panel to consider vaping tax | Drug pricing markup tomorrow On The Money: Trump dismisses 'phony Emoluments Clause' after Doral criticism | Senate Dems signal support for domestic spending package | House panel to consider vaping tax MORE's recent ascent, arguing that the liberal from Massachusetts has not come clean with voters about plans they see as so expensive and potentially disruptive they could further divide the nation if she's elected.
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