They also said their clients were either coerced into confessing or deny confessing at all.
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"Disclosing, sharing, confessing is fundamental to repair," Dr. Litz said.
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The New York Times: Why is Cohen confessing to everything?
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And it looks like Arizona just beat her to confessing.
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They're either defending themselves, explaining themselves, or confessing their sins.
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Rather, it's the act of confessing those sins that matters.
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Gwen Stefani was cooking and confessing up a storm on Monday.
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Can Piper keep Alex from confessing that she murdered that guard?
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The obvious bet would be Rafael confessing his love for Jane.
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It's like being sentenced to community service after confessing to murder.
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MRS. GIULIANI: So you're confessing that you did eat the pie?
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The journalists were then compelled to compile reports confessing their mistakes.
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But you'll want to consider what your motivations are for confessing.
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Lana Lang overhears Superman confessing his love for Lois, her rival.
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Many suspected it was a tactic to scare them into confessing.
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So he's potentially confessing in his statement to committing a crime.
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She ultimately ended up confessing that she had made it all up.
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Today, confessing "admiration" for "his struggles", she is playing the long game.
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And if the other does keep quiet, then confessing sets him free.
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He was interested in confessing his sin, and he could be stubborn.
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Rather then confessing directly and honestly, Glass fictionalized what happened to him.
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He was deported after appearing on state television confessing to his crimes.
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Hernandez's defense attorneys have argued their client was pressured by police into confessing.
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Current and retired detectives from around the country showed videos of Martinez confessing.
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You are judging," she said, confessing to viewers, "Don't ever question my parenting.
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Imagine confessing to an egregious abuse of power as a strategy for victory.
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A jailhouse informant also alleged to have overheard Fontenot confessing after the fact.
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After confessing to the crime, Kevin was expelled and placed on house arrest.
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After confessing his crimes to his father, he repeated his confession to detectives.
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On June 21st officials released a video showing him confessing to bribe-taking.
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Officials at the Russian Embassy have claimed that Butina was coerced into confessing.
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After confessing to the murders, Leland committed suicide while still under BOB's sway.
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The mainland authorities also released a video of Mr. Lam confessing, RTHK reported.
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"I finally said, 'I'm not confessing to something I didn't do,' " Deborah recalls.
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The Berlin police force posted on Facebook in the aftermath, confessing their sins.
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Lying earned children $2, while confessing won them anywhere from nothing to $8.
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I would go through hours listening to these voices talking, chanting, whispering, confessing.
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It feels strangely cathartic confessing this to someone who will, I pray, understand.
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PARELES Whether he's confessing or pleading, Kassa Overall's rapping is a focused mumble.
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"You didn't break me," she says tenderly, urgently, after confessing the whole story.
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The friends and costars are joyful — Ferris confessing how she often teases Field's character on stage and Field confessing her love for dirty jokes ("Know if I tell a joke, it's got to be filthy beyond your wildest dreams," she says).
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She called the police, who later recorded him confessing his crime to his wife.
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The actress also had no problem confessing that aging in the spotlight isn't easy.
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The catharsis that often accompanies confessing guilty secrets suggests it may be quite large.
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Hernandez had pleaded not guilty, maintaining his innocence even after confessing to the crime.
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Far more were murdered quietly, often after being tortured into confessing their supposed crimes.
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"I got into Bronx Science," he said, as if confessing to a small disobedience.
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He's confessing to stealing from the same guy that he was committing crimes with.
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In advance of the session, I'd filled out a form, confessing my tingle virginity.
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Killing the post-racial myth and confessing racism is the first step toward antiracism.
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Swaggy P, seemingly confessing to cheating on his super-famous musician fiancée Iggy Azalea.
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Use caution here, but confessing or oversharing on social media is comforting to some people.
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She knows that confessing to those interventions is risky, but, thank god, she doesn't care.
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I should start by confessing that I usually find myself put off by Tarantino's films.
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He was caught in 2005, after sending the police taunting letters confessing to his crimes.
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I felt like church taught me to stay positive, never confessing or acknowledging the negative.
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The pair deny the charges against them and have said they were coerced into confessing.
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Jurors were shown video of him confessing to F.B.I. agents — calmly, clinically and occasionally chortling.
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His wife (Pernille Bergendorff), confessing not to understand the undertaking, resolves to end their marriage.
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But there was a catch: He'd been tortured by investigators into confessing to such deeds.
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Returning soldiers formed Vietnam Veterans Against the War, some tearfully confessing to atrocities committed there.
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It didn't work, and he was executed in 1989, shortly after confessing to three dozen killings.
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After surrendering to the police, he waived his right to remain silent, confessing to the shooting.
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"Clearly, the defendant was not 'confessing' to an imaginary crime," the SJC said in its opinion.
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Between committing the crime and confessing on October 31, 1989, the brothers went through about $700,000.
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She even had a sewing machine in her trailer on the set of Housewives, confessing to
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"It took a while for me to realize what an awesome person she was for confessing."
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A Swedish human-rights activist, Peter Dahlin, was shown on Chinese television apparently confessing to crimes.
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They say they were coerced into confessing to attacking 28-year-old investment banker Trisha Meili.
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"There is no right or wrong," Ben tells Jongsu, after confessing that he torches derelict greenhouses.
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Deprived of sleep, he was coerced into confessing with false promises of leniency, the complaint said.
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They said the police had coerced them into confessing to a crime they did not commit.
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Carnival had to pay $18 million in 2002 after confessing to a pollution-related cover-up
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Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — Coming clean about how much you earn is like confessing to adultery.
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Conditt recorded a video confessing to the crimes, interim Austin Police Chief Brian Manley said then.
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Then she crumples, confessing loneliness and lamenting the evaporation of sororal solidarity she found in childhood.
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Popular influencers and average users alike are confessing how their relationships with Instagram have hurt them.
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"Liability" is a pretty ballad that has the 20-year-old confessing over a lone piano.
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Although it's oddly wicked that the master of lies is defeated by an omniscient psychic boy whose father Littlefinger had betrayed, it is frustrating that there is a vague suggestion of scheming by the Stark children that we never verify in detail onscreen or offscreen, unlike all other good schemes in the show (Tywin confessing the Red Wedding, Tyrion confessing to his gambit that exposed Pycelle's loyalty to the queen, Littlefinger and Olenna confessing to the Purple Wedding, etc).
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Jerry O'Connell is confessing he knew his co-hosting gig opposite Live's Kelly Ripa was only temporary.
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Waseem Baloch pleaded not guilty, despite confessing to the crime to local media shortly after the event.
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On "The Audience" and "Secret" he admits what he calls his "cunt-ish" behavior, confessing compulsive infidelities.
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One subject – an anonymous male in the city – was quoted confessing his honest feelings about his relationship.
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It's lucky, because just as he decides to do the right thing, Meredith is confessing to Bailey.
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Txapartegi had told Swiss authorities she was tortured into confessing support for ETA while in Spanish custody.
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She was just there, alone, writing in her diary, while Colton was confessing his love to Cassie.
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" Momager Kris Jenner, 62, agreed, confessing that she couldn't wait for the drama to be "behind him.
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The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce says the plaque is worth $30k, so he's confessing to a felony.
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Madoff, 77, was arrested seven years ago after confessing his long-running fraud to his two sons.
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When cops were taking him down Sunday morning, he was caught on video confessing to the murders.
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These drawings are not about our animal side confessing itself to itself in moments of unified solitude.
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While confessing the errors of one's ways may be beneficial, what, if anything, can set things right?
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It also played video of investigators' interrogation of Dassey, which suggested that he was manipulated into confessing.
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Confessing a major error that needlessly turned Americans against one another is a good place to start.
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But by the time we went out, I'd become accustomed to confessing that I carjacked a man.
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The movie ends with the love interest confessing she preferred the nutty genius to the sexy crooner.
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"They were all guilty, just not of those particular deeds to which they were confessing," Koestler writes.
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There's something that can be deeply disquieting about an author confessing the limits of her own perspective.
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At times, Mr. Rock sounded like a man confessing his sins, turning vulnerability into his latest provocation.
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Her brother initially denied any wrongdoing, before confessing fully, but by then the damage had already been done.
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But it doesn't stop Owen from confessing his love for Teddy while the baby is being born. Awww.
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She accused him of cheating and wrote a post pretending to be a contrite Withey confessing to cheating.
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They were then paraded on Chinese state TV confessing to crimes they had been acquitted for in Kenya.
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He was being questioned about an unrelated attack when he stunned authorities by voluntarily confessing to the killings.
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In addition to having an extremely casual attitude about confessing crimes to strangers, the hacker man was—twist!!!!
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" In the end, Gervais doesn't feel he honored his teen icon, confessing, "I ripped off David Bowie badly.
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Mr. Gui appeared on state television confessing to violating his probation in connection with a crime in 2003.
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Recently, a Twitter user shared a tweet confessing to having applied to over 200 jobs with zero offers.
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It's also coming from the protagonist's standpoint of confronting God and confessing to being betrothed by your enemy.
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Five men appear at the beginning of the new video, confessing to spying on behalf of the British.
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But a few days later, he resigned, leaving a letter confessing his guilt and apologizing to his students.
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The elder brother reportedly hid in his friend's closet for another 24 hours, confessing what he had done.
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A lawyer for Karadag, said his client was coerced into confessing that he took part in the attack.
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Afterward, I decided to call my girl and leave her a voicemail confessing to everything... with a twist.
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He signed a statement confessing that he was a "black criminal" and an "air pirate," among other things.
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The interrogators beat Yezhov's underlings into confessing that he had ordered them to beat confessions out of others.
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Even though "it knows what it did," it's like a stubborn child: nobody can coax it into confessing.
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A middle-aged woman named Sarah (Laurie Metcalf) sits at a table confessing to something that mortifies her.
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Someone confessing to his or her own wrongdoing generally would be guaranteed immunity from administrative punishment or prosecution.
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As a seventeen-year-old, I was manipulated during interrogation into confessing -- falsely -- to killing my own parents.
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" Afterward, when his world came tumbling down, people would say, "It's like he was confessing to us openly.
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Confessing to being a "frustrated performer" who adores singing and bawdy musicals, Ms. Brown accepted the invitation immediately.
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Suddenly, this goddess seems like any devoted daughter of a powerful, emotionally walled-off father, finally confessing everything.
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Confessing to crimes you've already been indicted for should never constitute a "get out of jail free" card.
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She talks to us, too, in voice-over, confessing how little the perks of privilege mean to her.
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Since his detention a Facebook page has emerged in his defense claiming that he was tortured into confessing.
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But at least she went out with the perfect mic drop, confessing to killing Joffrey at his own wedding.
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Tickets to Confessing Money: Stories of Spending in America Today are free, you just have to register in advance.
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When asked how he was in bed, she actually answered (!) by confessing that she's never actually met him before.
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Last week he appeared on state media apparently confessing to breaking the law by supporting Chinese human rights lawyers.
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" Shereé said she was ready to talk to her children — confessing that speaking out about it had been "therapeutic.
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He felt only reasonably happy, confessing that when that stupid bright light was on him, it felt so awkward.
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She stepped back up to the microphone and sang part of a lyric before confessing that she was lost.
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She is officially back on good terms with Elodie and Tabitha after confessing to not actually being a shoplifter.
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Over the years taunting notes were left around the area confessing to the crime and threatening to kill again.
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"This is like confessing my guilt to a priest," Maltese swimmer Nicola Muscat told him of admitting to indulging.
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While that could mean enjoying a few pints and a couple crullers, most Christians actually spent the day confessing.
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The report focused on several violations: the defendants were forcibly disappeared, not legally arrested, and were tortured into confessing.
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He's really confessing to killing Rachel Posner, the guilt of which motivates him to take the blame for Zoe.
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More recently, Bryce Dallas Howard basically owned the red carpet by confessing that she bought her Jenny Packham gown.
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It's a prominent feature on the brewery tour, with some visitors confessing they came specifically to see the cats.
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Instead of confessing error, Acosta on Wednesday gave only the most threadbare acknowledgement that he might have made mistakes.
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" Lawrence apparently had her fair share, too, confessing she "drank five martinis and wound up naked in (Jenner's) closet.
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Men were encouraged to keep their emotions repressed and confessing even a platonic love to another man was taboo.
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Other men his age were fighting in Korea, and here he was on his knees, confessing to uncharitable thoughts.
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It says that Mr. Coleman was coerced into confessing by detectives, and that he was punched in the face.
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They said the police had coerced them into confessing, and their convictions were overturned more than a decade later.
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In Nofar's second-guessing of herself, she doesn't consider that confessing would delegitimize the credibility of other assault victims.
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He later reappeared on Chinese state television, confessing to an alleged drunk-driving incident more than a decade earlier.
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Plus, convincing Carla that she caused Samuel's death may push her into confessing the full story behind Marina's death.
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But then came the unexpected when he began confessing to dozens of additional murders, for reasons the documentary explores.
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Reformist journalists and politicians appeared on television, in prison garb, confessing that they'd taken part in a seditious conspiracy.
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Police say a Texas man was captured on a home security camera confessing to the killing of his sister.
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During the lengthy interrogation that followed in the police barracks, Ms. Graswald stopped short of confessing to the murder.
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Officials fined the company and interrogated Mr. Zhao, who was detained on March 13 after confessing, the report said.
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But in this interview, Omarosa seems to be confessing that Trump himself is rife with subconscious, anti-minority biases.
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She has moved from dull horror to burning anger, confessing to Jamie that she dreams of murdering her rapist.
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"And maybe this is a signal that instead of people just confessing their loyalty to one party or the other, maybe they ought to be confessing their loyalty to the country," Kasich said, adding that political leaders need to stand up and say what they think about things regardless of potential backlash.
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The writers also keep employing a device that has Parker confessing deeply personal information to near-strangers or casual acquaintances.
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Per the Village Voice, the boys all retracted their statements later, claiming to have been intimidated and coerced into confessing.
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Using the hashtag #BeforeAFirstDate, people are confessing all the unconventional behavior they engage in to prepare for that first meeting.
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In an explanatory essay, he underscored the importance of marital mindfulness, confessing that he too frequently took Amy for granted.
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One woman, identified only as Sylvie, said she wrote a letter to her parents falsely confessing she was a prostitute.
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Then, without confessing what he's done, he gets in Maja's car with two large bags — she does't know they're guns.
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In April, Embry live-Tweeted his viewing of Empire Records, confessing, among other things, crushes on both Tyler and Tunney.
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Trouble is, confessing to not wanting to go out and get fucked is almost like admitting defeat in some way.
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I can also absolutely guarantee it'll be the only news podcast that includes a child confessing their love for Alexa.
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Just months later, the two thumbed their noses at the Till family by confessing to the killing in Look magazine.
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" She was more frank with viewers, confessing to them, "My cousins never reached out to me while I was away.
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"I never thought I'd be in this position," she said, confessing that the situation was hard on the couple's marriage.
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He and Chad look at a perfect apartment for him, with Chad chastising him for confessing his sins to Tasha.
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Ten days into his initial stay on Rodin's estate, Rilke wrote Rodin an affectionate letter confessing their dialogue's intense effect.
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"I sort of blacked out," she added, confessing that she has no idea what she told Rizzo during their exchange.
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Three months later, he appeared on Chinese state-owned television confessing to a fatal car accident that occurred in 2003.
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In her videos, she spoke to directly to the camera, talking about her latest hairstyles or confessing her celebrity crushes.
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Christie was confessing to killing everybody under the Sun because he wanted to escape the death penalty [by appearing insane].
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Of course, this being RHONY, the daggers were never fully tucked away, with the ladies confessing some back-handed compliments.
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Gui and a Swedish NGO worker named Peter Dahlin both appeared on Chinese state television this week confessing to crimes.
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An interview with Elon Musk ends with the SpaceX CEO confessing he doesn't remember his good dreams, only the nightmares.
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A loudspeaker then instructs them to watch a video of the other person confessing their political beliefs to a camera.
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In the end, Neoptolemus's compassion and integrity override the Greek interest, and he comes clean, confessing Odysseus's scheme to Philoctetes.
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Business Insider previously reported that Epstein served 13 months in prison after confessing to felony sexual solicitation of underage girls.
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"Kill me, kill me, I can't live in this reality," he told a 911 dispatcher, after confessing to the act.
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His supporters say Ali al-Nimr was a juvenile when he was arrested and was tortured into confessing to crimes.
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If we acknowledge the sesh as the most unanimous thread of our club culture, then what are we confessing to?
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Hopefully, by confessing these purchases, we can move past the shame and make a pact to do better next year.
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Police allege that both Elder and Hjorth confessed to taking part in the assault, with Elder confessing to killing Rega.
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But she said she became more dependent on him after confessing to stealing and returning money to NXIVM's admin office.
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Crawl through places like Reddit long enough, and you'll find many threads with players confessing their most inventive forms of torture.
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Boone-Doty was in custody on unrelated gun charges when he allegedly gave statements confessing to the two killings, police say.
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Two sisters allegedly killed their father and hid it for years before confessing to a man they were both sleeping with.
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The chapter ends with Mr Musk confessing that he does not remember dreams: "the only ones I remember are the nightmares".
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Occasionally he'd receive a fanmail confessing that the EP had eased them through a tough time, or assuaged a bruised heart.
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But I never truly wrote a song about somebody confessing the way I felt, which is a terrifying thing to do.
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There's no shame or vanity in confessing to loving makeup and recognizing that a part of me felt lacking without it.
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Among the notable moments was video of Dassey, then only 16 years old, confessing to helping Avery rape and kill Halbach.
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Four men were convicted of her murder after a contentious trial in which they alleged they had been tortured into confessing.
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The two are broken up, and he knows confessing the truth could lead not just to his firing but even worse.
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People who live on the internet love nothing more than confessing our love for those who spend their lives largely offline.
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O&aposNeill said a police detective, during a second interview, pressured her into confessing that she had made up rape allegations.
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After suffering for weeks in shameful silence, I finally called a dear friend in tears, confessing to how I was feeling.
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Why the parade of men "confessing" to being gay and "repenting" on TV talk shows, and the psychiatrists touting "conversion therapy"?
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Loftus has one of her own: a particularly corrupt police force doctoring a video of a suspect confessing to a crime.
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This has led to criticism of a "hostage-based justice system," whereby individuals are held until confessing to crimes, Gohara said.
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Months after his disappearance, he appeared on state television confessing culpability for a drunken driving death more than a decade earlier.
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A retired judge leaves voice messages on her dead husband's answering machine, confessing that she has reconnected with their estranged son.
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The artist Zoe Leonard remembered confessing to Wojnarowicz her anxiety that her aerial photographs of clouds didn't reflect grim political reality.
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Letter of Recommendation When I profess my affection for fake flowers, I often feel as though I'm confessing a character flaw.
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That teenager was seen after the shooting wearing what appeared to be Duckett's jacket and confessing to the murder, she said.
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After confessing, Padgett asserted his innocence to the Dallas Morning News in 1986, saying that he was attempting to protect Daughtry.
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Martinez-Marinero has been in jail since May, when he was initially charged after surrendering and confessing to killing his mother.
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After confessing to violent crimes, anti-government activists could face serious charges, and, if convicted, be kept in detention for years.
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The Jews of Trent — and they were very much The Other at the time — were tortured into confessing this blood libel.
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The same year, Gao Yu, a 70-year-old journalist, was shown on China Central Television confessing to leaking secret documents abroad.
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Mr. Dahlin's abrupt expulsion from China followed rising concern from Western governments after he was shown on Chinese television confessing to misdeeds.
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"It would be a very big step, like confessing that the whole model of putting down Chechnya was wrong," Ms. Milashina said.
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Even after watching the scene several times, I'm not 100 percent certain what exactly Natalie is confessing to having done under duress.
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Fun Fact: Director Stanley Kubrick has been accused by conspiracy theorists of helping to (and later confessing to) staging the moon landing.
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Slaves, after all, were supposed to submit to their masters' wills, even if that meant confessing to an association with Satanic power.
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Odeh, a Palestinian activist, was tortured into confessing to a bombing that killed two Jewish college students in Jerusalem in the 1960s.
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"I know how this bit goes," he says, confessing to a laundry list of demons, ranging from drug abuse to excessive shopping.
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Along with confessing her crush, Gaines began her Instagram story with an admission of her late-night excursions in the Magnolia office.
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Thomas Krantz announced that Jurado had been arrested and charged with arson after allegedly confessing to setting the fire at Walker's home.
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Jose Maysonet, 49, has repeatedly claimed that Chicago detective Reynaldo Guevara beat him into confessing to the 1990 murders of two brothers.
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His campaign produces lighthearted videos, most recently a series featuring middle-class Mexicans confessing to friends and family that they are "AMLOvers".
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They began by confessing they weren't interested in having any more kids after the ordeal they went through with their youngest child.
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Clips from previous episodes showed Farahan confessing throughout the years that they had slept together with Javid consistently denying it — until now.
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Despite previously confessing to Fulcher and leading police to her body, Halliwell pleaded not guilty to the charge of murdering Sian O'Callaghan.
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Police in California have caught up with the woman who allegedly killed her boyfriend before confessing to the murder in Facebook updates.
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Just a guess, but her vision for the opening scene probably has a lot to do with Collins confessing to child molestation.
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Three months after he went missing, Chinese state television broadcast him confessing to involvement in a 2003 fatal hit-and-run accident.
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The line took forever, which was good because we were queuing at the perfect spot to observe those already confessing to Calle.
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In John Allen's trial, jurors watched a video of him confessing to locking the girl in the box and going to sleep.
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In May three people who wrote anti-government posts on Facebook were shown on state television in prison garb, confessing their crimes.
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He tries to turn himself in to the police, saying he's confessing for murder, but they don't believe him, because he's drunk.
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A tearful Tago begged officials on Friday to allow Momota compete at Rio, confessing to taking his team mate to the casino.
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In her bid for self-defamation, is she confessing that she is flawed, like everyone else, or simply trying to fit in?
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As far as Claire knew, Geillis was burned at the stake back in 1743, after confessing to witchcraft and saving Claire's life.
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The messages came from her friends Ari and Jay, and it turned out they were both confessing their love for one another.
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He salved my embarrassment by confessing he had asked the same question the first time he reached the top of the scaffolding.
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Anything and everything Clinton had accomplished was blotted out by the affair, the president's denial before confessing, and the impeachment that followed.
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Just after confessing that he's "playing me psychologically," Leung says that his high EQ—emotional intelligence—is what sets his food apart.
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Mr. Smith wrote a book, "Brief Against Death," published in 1968, in which he again said he had been coerced into confessing.
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Still, Hood describes them with the easy intimacy of a friend, confessing her foibles as she stirs a pot of red sauce.
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Ms. Gul first claimed that she had never confessed to the crimes, then said she had been tortured into confessing to them.
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Two days later he turned himself in, confessing to having strangled the teenager and dumped her cadaver in a nearby garbage bin.
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The system operates outside China's legal system, with detainees subsequently handed over to prosecutors, often with signed documents confessing their guilt in hand.
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Bundy took credit for just about every murder he was a suspect for, along with confessing to others authorities had no idea about.
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When confronted with Adam's positive polygraph results, Parker allegedly began to cooperate, confessing to police that he acted alone to kill the girl.
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She must then endure the Shame Nun, who eventually breaks her into confessing, and the naked walk of atonement to the Red Keep.
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No one would stand on a freezing street corner, confessing murder to someone they either didn't know well or had recently fought with.
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Popeye had been behind bars for more than 20 years after confessing to the murders ... the majority of which came at Escobar's orders.
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Facebook brought negative attention on itself after confessing to misrepresenting average view time for video ads on its platform for over two years.
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However, police told Martens they knew the truth of Victoria's death because Gonzales was in the other room confessing (even though he wasn't).
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Bookmakers were giving better odds on Kim Kardashian becoming president of the US by 2020 and Hugh Hefner confessing to being a virgin.
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On Wednesday, a video surfaced that featured Young, 30, allegedly confessing to cheating on his rapper love while chatting with teammate D'Angelo Russell.
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In a 2012 interview with We Love Soaps, La Mura reflected on his soap opera years, confessing that he didn't always "love" them.
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Just imagine the mayhem sown by a faked video showing Mr Trump confessing that he had taken money from Russia's president, Vladimir Putin.
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After watching the season 8 and 9 outtakes, we can't blame Lisa Kudrow for confessing to PEOPLE that she sometimes watches the bloopers.
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Dustin Hoffman is apologizing for allegedly sexually harassing a 17-year-old intern back in 1985, but he's not confessing to any wrongdoing.
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Abiy on Saturday described cases in which prisoners had been put into cells with lions, hyenas and leopards to force them into confessing.
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Connell told me he once made the mistake of confessing to a Trinity pastor that he was struggling with the impulse to masturbate.
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On their advice, Ketcham wrote a letter to the churches that had sponsored him, confessing to "sin," but not to child sexual abuse.
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"Bad Moms" closes with clips of the real-life actresses with their moms, confessing times when they clashed or made (ultimately harmless) mistakes.
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At Dassey's separate trial, video of him speaking with investigators and confessing to participating in Halbach's rape and murder played a central role.
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Among the group of suspects sent to China, two were shown confessing on state television last week, days after their arrival in Beijing.
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Mr. Xi has made fighting corruption a centerpiece of his administration, and televised shows of officials confessing to taking bribes have been popular.
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Last seen confessing his love (and showing off his greyscale) to Daenerys, Jorah Mormont departed the Dothraki city in search of a cure.
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And then there was Alex Trebek, confessing in an interview that he's made some rookie edibles mistakes just like the rest of us.
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Mayer became a regular at her parent's home, confessing his love for their daughter – conveniently right after she was profiled in Vanity Fair.
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Several defendants caught up in an ongoing crackdown on human rights lawyers have appeared on state television confessing to details of their crimes.
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As Shawn tells it ... it sounds like the convict quickly changed his story when he got on the phone and ended up confessing.
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Still, social media can be a trigger, Lovato said, confessing that she's even muted friends of hers whose pictures make her feel insecure.
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Two weeks later, authorities said Seyed-Emami had committed suicide in jail after confessing to being a spy for the United States and Israel.
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On a recent episode of RHOA, Parks had an emotional scene with fellow Housewife Porsha Williams, confessing that her divorce papers had been signed.
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What truly broke me was seeing Korey (played by Jharrel Jherome from Moonlight) being physically beaten, then videotaped confessing a crime he didn't commit.
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On April 9th, regional media outlets received video footage of a young blonde woman confessing to working with an accomplice to send the packages.
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The comedian isn't some poor black kid who couldn't afford a defense attorney and got coerced into confessing to a crime he didn't commit.
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Confessing to a lese-majeste crime is routine practice in Thailand, where the accused often plead guilty in hopes of a more lenient sentence.
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The UAE pardoned Matthew Hedges on Monday after showing a video of him purportedly confessing to being a member of Britain's MI6 intelligence agency.
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From confessing what it's really like to kiss Liam Hemsworth to sharing her most embarrassing wardrobe malfunctions with the press, the actress defines #realtalk.
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He was shown on Chinese television last month confessing to having violated his probation in a deadly road accident by leaving China in 2003.
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The goal of Tyrone and O'Reilly's plan is to trick Connors into confessing to the murder of Billy Johnson (Marqus Clae), Tyrone's older brother.
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In a way it was as fundamentally simple as herding people together on social media and making them feel comfortable confessing their unpopular opinions.
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He also shared a cheeky look at a birthday treat, confessing that he believed the confection's topper bore a slight resemblance to male genitalia.
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"There's a lot to choose from," said Yang, confessing to having bought more than she'd planned from the store's range of around 13 products.
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The video, distributed to villagers via social media on Tuesday, showed Lin confessing to taking kickbacks for public works projects and purchases of resources.
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Polanski has worked on multiple films — including 2003's Oscar-winning The Pianist — after confessing to the rape of a 13-year-old girl.
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Gui, who disappeared from Thailand in October, had previously appeared on television tearfully "confessing" to a drink driving offense more than a decade ago.
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Perrette, 49, recently opened up about the decision to CBS News, confessing that she's "still grieving" as she bids adieu to her beloved character.
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So between that tidbit and Hale confessing that Aria will be tapping into her dark side, surely this means she could be A.D., right?
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The girl told The Daily Mail she began feeling guilty about talking with Weiner in April, ultimately confessing to her father and a teacher.
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And so the makers of smart devices encourage us to make their creations smarter by confessing more to them, by exposing more of ourselves.
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Collins, who played patriarch Eric Camden, is being investigated by the New York Police Department for allegedly confessing to exposing himself to young girls.
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McCain himself was tortured during his time as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, during which he was forced into falsely confessing to crimes.
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"I just wrote an email to everybody in my email inbox," she recalled, confessing that she didn't know how to proceed at the beginning.
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He had been sentenced to 15 years in prison with hard labor after confessing to attempting to steal a banner while visiting North Korea.
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The girl told the Daily Mail she began feeling guilty about talking with Weiner in April, ultimately confessing to her father and a teacher.
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From prison, Williams wrote a letter to the Pine Bluff Commercial, confessing to shooting another man, Jerrell Jenkins, the same day he killed Hurd.
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Our outfits will be elegant, our dancing will be on point, and the night will culminate in our crushes confessing their feelings for us.
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Much to Mr. Uribe's consternation, the leaders then began confessing not only their war crimes but also their ties to his allies and relatives.
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If, as many Democrats are now confessing, their brand is even worse than that of the Republicans, Pelosi is the face of that problem.
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Five janitors were convicted in December 2014 and sentenced to up to eight years in prison, although they claimed they were tortured into confessing.
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Mr. Trump later apologized for his remarks, Mr. Carson has told associates, confessing to being "a little bit panicked" by the doctor's early popularity.
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"He told the reporter he had been coerced into confessing, and in fact that he had not done it," Ms. Bolger told the judges.
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"I do really like Jeremy Hunt," Ms. Elwood said, before confessing that she is "a bit worried about him being Theresa May in trousers."
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The exclusive included a New York Police Department audio tape of Weinstein confessing to groping an Italian model and numerous interviews with Weinstein accusers.
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" But she knows how other people would react to Gren: "My son running down a street would be my son confessing to a crime.
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Harry Sarfo, the would-be recruit, now sits in a German jail cell, having escaped Syria and confessing his crimes to a German court.
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" Meri takes a long pause before confessing, "Kody, this person got so far into my head that I didn't know what end was up sometimes.
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In one of the most chilling moments of the roughly weeklong proceeding, they watched a police video of Roof laughing after confessing to the shootings.
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Younis said he was beaten, tortured with electric shocks and hung upside down, finally confessing to crimes he hadn&apost committed to end his torment.
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A 15-year-old boy from Florida has been arrested on murder charges after confessing to strangling his mother, the Volusia County Sheriff's Office said.
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A BuzzFeed News investigation revealed in 255 that more than 235 people have accused Guevara of framing them; many say he beat them into confessing.
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Kate tells me that she was 5150'd in 20163, after confessing suicidal ideation to a social worker at a welfare office in Oakland, California.
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It's what she loves to do, what she's great at doing — and her favorite way to catch a killer is to talk them into confessing.
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After confessing the whole thing to Linda, the two rushed over to Goodwill where a team of employees helped them search for the orange shirt.
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Kabul police then arrested two men in a raid and released a video clip showing the pair, in their 20s, apparently confessing to the crime.
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A weird, loner of a kid, harangued by the police into confessing to Hanna's death, Daniel was sentenced to death as the sole person responsible.
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This time, he may not even vote, said his son Andrew, confessing to the unlikely graffiti stand-off on condition their surname not be published.
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Gui, who appeared on Chinese television in January confessing to a hit-and-run incident, also didn't address the allegation that he was the ringleader.
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The combination of Mary Drake turning herself in, the friends all reuniting, and Mona confessing to Charlotte's murder finally let the girls live in peace.
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Resnick told Jenner, 62, that Simpson going up for parole "scares the death" out of her, confessing that she had been "having nightmares" about it.
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But with hief Marketing Officer Marc Pritchard confessing to sometimes being distracted by the latest shiny marketing methods in January, digital advertising was under scrutiny.
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The women said they were coerced into confessing and had no legal counsel at the time to contest the allegations against them, their lawyer said.
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Even worse, at the same time that he was confessing to his own ambition, he was implicitly accusing his friends and colleagues of hiding theirs.
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When she's not shutting down trolls, she's probably sharing an amazing picture of a pasta dish or confessing her love of pie (us too, girl).
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Mr. Leverett told the police that on the night of the murder, he had written letters confessing to the crime, though he never sent them.
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Also ... check out Ski Mask's defense of XXX allegedly confessing to beating his girlfriend on tape, and how he reconciles that with what Vic did.
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The episode opened with her confessing her sins to a subway pickpocket, requesting the return of only a Polaroid of the Aldersons in happier times.
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Months after Gui went missing, he appeared on Chinese state television in 133 confessing to an alleged drunken driving incident more than a decade earlier.
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Federal agents found bomb-making material in a house he shared with roommates in Pflugerville and said he recorded a video confessing to the crimes.
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The singer compares his "baby" to God and Satan, and while he points out, "I ain't no saint," he's not confessing to any specific sin.
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To which I plead guilty, while also confessing a measure of ambivalence about "The Whistlers," an ingeniously structured, engaging and witty display of filmmaking skill.
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A BuzzFeed News investigation revealed in 2017 that more than 50 people have accused Guevara of framing them; many say he beat them into confessing.
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Shannon shares the information with her Bachelor alum costars Sean and Catherine Lowe while confessing to her own hesitation about confronting and possibly reconciling with Thompson.
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Ray had spent their journey here reassuring her that Ando knew how to take care of himself, never confessing the roiling terror in his own stomach.
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The ex-husband recorded his wife confessing to her sexual encounters with Greitens, but according to the report, she did not know she was being recorded.
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Michael showing up at the end of the episode to share the good news about the Sin Rostro case before confessing that he still loves her?
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Nagasu, like any of us would, replied, confessing she watched Home Again on the way to the Olympics (amazing choice) and wishes Reese was her mom.
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The first season ended with Retsuko's co-worker Haida confessing his feelings for her, and we saw from the Christmas special that she turned him down.
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The villain from Nick Viall's 'Bachelor' season was in Venice on Monday when she weighed in on Colton confessing to Becca Kufrin that he's a virgin.
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As we reported ... XXXTentacion was secretly recorded years ago apparently confessing to stabbing 9 people and beating his ex so badly she was scared to death.
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Reddit CEO Steve Huffman is at the centre of controversy after confessing that he edited comments made about him on the site by Donald Trump supporters.
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After seamlessly blending the two upbeat tracks together, Sheeran started on Multiply's "I'm a Mess" before confessing that he wasn't feeling the sound on the stage.
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After some instruction and negotiation, she agreed to provide full-frontal nudes and letters falsely confessing she was a prostitute in envelopes addressed to her family.
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" Kardashian, 33, went on to say she hopes she can be "as wonderful" a hostess as Jenner, 62, has been, confessing that she's "still taking notes.
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The series showed a videotaped interrogation of Dassey in which investigators appeared to lead him toward confessing to the crime, as well as to implicating Avery.
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Chuck has tricked Jimmy into confessing to a malign cut-and-paste job on some legal documents, an apparently felonious act that has been surreptitiously recorded.
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The Los Angeles Lakers' D'Angelo Russell apologized for filming his teammate Nick Young apparently confessing to having cheated on his fiancée, the pop singer Iggy Azalea.
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The regime said he committed suicide after confessing to espionage, a claim rejected by his family, which demanded — and has yet to receive — an impartial investigation.
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But we could publish page after page of him cuddling Sheesh (his public name for the pooch) and "confessing" how much he loved his young fans.
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On Wednesday, Haibon shared a photo of him and Iaconetti cuddling Jade and Tanner's baby girl, confessing that he had been hit with some baby fever.
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Yeezy makes the blunder while confessing that the only reason he ever got a cell phone was to troll Kim before her wedding to Kris Humphries.
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Two weeks ago, a video of her fiancé, Nick Young, confessing he had slept with another woman while he and Azalea were together began circulating online.
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Researchers have found that many condemned convicts were tortured by the police into confessing, did not receive access to lawyers or were otherwise denied fair trials.
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His family and legal team have argued that the multiple arrests are intended to force Mr. Ghosn into confessing to a crime he did not commit.
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Too bad they had a tearful goodbye, brought on by the fact that Tayshia thought that JPJ was confessing his love without really thinking about it.
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He said he still thought Mr. Hernandez was so mentally fragile that he became convinced of his own guilt after the police coerced him into confessing.
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In it, one of the cartel's lawyers, who had gone missing, sat in the shallow eddy of a river, bloody and terror-stricken, confessing a betrayal.
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When the singing stopped, they took turns confessing — the soulless acts of violence they had committed, their temptation to return, their gratitude for having been saved.
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I don't even know where to begin," Judge said — confessing to audiences, "I feel like she's always putting on this persona that she's somebody she's not.
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The camera is locked on a tripod, the interviewees confessing their greatest fears and loves in the same shoulders-up shot for much of the novel.
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This proven formula is pretty enjoyable for the most part—it's fun confessing to a stranger—but my slightly nervous happy maker keeps saying the wrong thing.
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Surveillance camera footage showed Cristhian Bahena Rivera's car trailing Tibbetts as she ran, and after confessing to her kidnapping, the undocumented immigrant led police to her body.
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On Friday, Chinese state television aired video of two men in orange jump suits with blurred-out faces, confessing to impersonating police in telecoms fraud in China.
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After he was arrested in 1991, he said the police coached him into confessing to being a "lookout" in a murder case he didn't know anything about.
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The UAE said it had pardoned Matthew Hedges just minutes after showing a video of him purportedly confessing to being a member of Britain's intelligence agency MI6.
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The verdict was a shock but not a surprise: the previous year, viewers of Chinese state television had watched a video of Mr Humphrey confessing from jail.
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He was confessing to a train robbery that had occured a month earlier, a few miles south of Pixley, California, a desert town between Fresno and Bakersfield.
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Nine years after confessing to the murders of four people, a 23-year-old Detroit man will soon be freed after his convictions were vacated, PEOPLE confirms.
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The country singer opened up for the first time about her history of abuse in PEOPLE this month, confessing that things turned ugly quickly with her ex.
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A Christian lawyer who had supported churches that erect illegal crosses was shown on local TV apparently confessing to having colluded with foreigners to stir up trouble.
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In chilling police video released this week, a 23-year-old Arizona woman can be seen allegedly confessing to smothering her 5-month-old daughter to death.
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The group was convicted for the crime after confessing to police, though the men insist their confessions were coerced as a result of a two-day interrogation.
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Defense attorneys said those teenage suspects had been tricked or coerced into confessing, and Mr. Wise and four others were later exonerated by DNA and other evidence.
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The father called his son, who was then 19, and he taped his son confessing to having a relationship with Cross — then forwarded that recording to police.
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This is hardly Montaigne, confessing at the outset "I myself am the subject of my book," although I think that is what Brooks means it to be.
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Irony — or "iron-y," as she jokes to Noël Coward, confessing how odd it feels to have English hotel staff press her gowns — is her dominant register.
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Across the studio lot, he recorded his weekly Nerdist podcast with the comedian and musician Reggie Watts, confessing that weed-induced paranoia keeps him from smoking pot.
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You open the book confessing that you have a fantasy of enacting justice against Hitler, even though that fantasy contradicts your scientific perspective concerning justice against evil.
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I enjoyed that he was killed for confessing his machinations to one of his victims and then waiting to see what she did once she had power.
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During our whole exchange, even after confessing, Ryan never produced proof of these threats, but claimed he contemplated filing a police report, before eventually deciding not to.
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He's confessing to a practice called p-hacking, or the cherry-picking of data after an experiment is run in order to find a significant, publishable result.
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"A lot of their ballads really do sound like they're talking to you and confessing to you, more so than a lot of pop standards," he said.
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Prosecutors had a videotape of Mr. Lewis confessing to the murder of 30-year-old Karina Vetrano two years ago as she jogged through a Queens park.
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In 1982, after confessing to the murder of two police officers, Andrew Wilson claimed that he was tortured while in the custody of Burge and his team.
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The series opens with Sando (Sacha Horler), an uninhibited owner of a discount furniture store chain, ruining her daughter's wedding by confessing to sleeping with the groom.
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She turns up, all right — confessing some of her personal life problems to Nathan's friends and just being an all-around mess, unable to keep it together.
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"He told the reporter he had been coerced into confessing, and in fact that he had not done it," Ms. Bolger told the judges during oral arguments.
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"It's adhering to an ideology which is fashionable nowadays, particularly in Anglo-Saxon cultures, of confessing your sins so you can be absolved," he told Observador newspaper.
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Ne-Yo loves himself so much, he listens to his own music when he has sex, but he's now confessing that can create certain, umm ... performance issues.
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Dassey's lawyers argue that he is partially mentally disabled and he was coerced into confessing by police officers, though Wisconsin prosecutors have said the confession was voluntary.
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"It's important to be mindful and kind in how we go about sharing, confessing, preaching, and otherwise doing whatever it takes to clear our minds," Ahlquist says.
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" But Kendall convinced her to stay so they could all work on it together, confessing that even she feels "like the odd one out at all times.
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After all, public urination is also against the law, and in some jurisdictions, confessing to public urination can mean you're permanently branding yourself as a sex offender.
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Tupac Shakur came on STRONG to a high school classmate ... confessing about heartbreak and his love of Prince in an emotional letter that's now up for sale.
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The original left off with Noah and Elle confessing their feelings for each other before Noah moves away to go to college at Harvard, with their relationship ambiguous.
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Trump's Cabinet is worth a combined $14 billion, and they have been catching flak in recent weeks for confessing an inability to keep track of their vast wealth.
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After this, Brynn drove to the house of a friend, confessing to the murder, but he did not believe her and accompanied her back to the Hartman home.
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"She's definitely a little more standoffish ... not the type of cat to walk up to you," Saffoe said, indicating the bobcat's surly nature will keep her from confessing.
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When Frances shows no interest (despite him attempting to woo her by confessing that he Googles her every night) he leaves the opening — just as Robert is arriving.
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Confessing to "picking up" sex workers every now and again, Sean explains that this could be why they found one of the murdered women's DNA in his car.
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It features hundreds of videos of drug addicts being dragged half-conscious through the street, their faces not blurred, or confessing their alleged worthlessness, their hopelessness, their shame.
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In 1989, a woman was brutally assaulted and raped while jogging in Central Park; five teenagers, one Hispanic and four black, were coerced into confessing and wrongly imprisoned.
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In January it fined Al Arabiya, headquartered in Dubai, £120,000 ($153,000) after it broadcast footage of a Bahraini opposition politician confessing to offences while awaiting a re-trial.
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Many were shown "confessing" even though the formal legal proceedings against them had not yet begun, ignoring the presumption of innocence that is embedded even in Chinese law.
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Gui Minhai, co-owner of Causeway Bay Books, who went missing in Thailand, reappeared on Chinese television last month tearfully confessing to a 2003 hit-and-run incident.
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It takes Perry confessing his deep-seated fear of Celeste leaving him for the truth to come out about the abuse (although that word is never explicitly used).
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Austin bomber Mark Conditt recorded a 25-minute video on his phone confessing to the crimes before he was killed by his own explosive device ... according to cops.
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" Last Thursday, Baldwin first revealed she was "most likely experiencing a miscarriage" on Instagram, confessing that the "chances are very, very small that this is a viable pregnancy.
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Video footage of Dassey's interrogation makes it look like the cops forced a confession from the teenager, who seemed to have no idea what he was confessing to.
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One of his competitors disappeared in October in Thailand, only to reappear in January on Chinese television, tearfully confessing to a decade-old fatal hit-and-run accident.
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After confessing he wants to be with her too, Jason explains that he just gave her the deed because he likes space stuff and thought it was cool.
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The men later appeared in custody in mainland China and were shown on video confessing to various crimes, including the sale of rumor-filled books on Chinese politics.
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Former confidantes are confessing to wrongdoing, Trump's legal advisors are scrambling to keep their stories straight on national television, and there is no stability in his inner circle.
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Der Spiegel on Wednesday said Relotius had been fired after confessing this week that he made up details and stories in multiple articles, including some that won awards.
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Now that everybody's confessing everything, I'm ready to confess that, until about five years ago, I was under the impression that the constellation Orion was the constellation O'Ryan.
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Messaging apps are a hotbed of gossip, shade throwing, crush confessing, and meme sharing—your drunk, emoji-heavy musings should never make it out into the real world.
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While he's no doubt confessing real feelings he's had at one point, addressing the necessary themes of mental health that run throughout the album, the frankness is clumsy.
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She remains sensitive, she added, confessing that she stayed up the night before worrying that she had sounded like she was accusing Jimmy Fallon of stealing her show.
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But video of the confession later suggested that investigators manipulated Dassey, who was 16 at the time and may have a cognitive disability, into confessing with leading questions.
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It's a gesture that makes him look like he is almost confessing to the viewer after he died, because, after all, nobody knows the truth except for him.
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In court documents released Tuesday, prosecutors said video feeds in the back of a patrol car captured Mr. Christian confessing that he had stabbed people in the neck.
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Vellanki Simhadri, 38, was arrested on Tuesday after allegedly confessing to the crimes in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh between February 2018 and October 2019, police said.
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Coercing confessions through torture and other means is a persistent practice, with some defendants in high-profile cases confessing to crimes in public before trials have taken place.
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Less than 20 minutes after the video of the murder was uploaded, someone reported a separate, five-minute Facebook Live video of the suspect confessing to the crime.
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A classmate of hers, Aaron Trejo, 16, was arrested and charged with murder after allegedly confessing to police that he stabbed Breana because she was carrying his unwanted child.
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Old and exhausted, he begins to make excuses for what's brought him back to town after all these years before finally confessing that he's returned because he loves her.
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After Martinez began confessing, McWhorter said he dutifully reached out to places where Martinez said he left bodies, to try to interest detectives in combing through their cold cases.
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After Unglert's hometown date, which had him reuniting with his estranged father and confessing his love for Lindsay (and she said she loved him back) he was sent packing.
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But the footage of the confession later suggested that investigators had essentially pushed Dassey, who by his own admission is not very smart, into confessing by using leading questions.
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Within hours, police posted a video on YouTube of Kostylenkov confessing to the group's plot, which his lawyer alleged in a message to BuzzFeed News was extracted under torture.
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In his "Hamlet" at the Almeida theatre last year, Robert Icke upended a famous scene in which Hamlet eavesdrops on his murderous uncle, Claudius, confessing his crimes in prayer.
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After detailing what occurred and hitting back at critics who had questioned the accuracy of his account, Smollett got emotional, confessing his fears that his assailants wouldn't be found.
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I used to tell my mother that I didn't have to go because I was only confessing my sins and asking for absolution from a human, someone like me.
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Dassey's attorney, Laura Nirider, was also interviewed for Friday's Dateline special, and tells Canning investigators manipulated her client into confessing to a crime he had nothing to do with.
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After detailing what occurred and hitting back at critics who have questioned the accuracy of his account, Smollett got emotional, confessing his fears that his assailants won't be found.
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O.J. Simpson was all smiles and snapshots just a couple days after confessing to murdering Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman ... with 2 women ... who didn't seem to care.
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But he's made something of his advantages, confessing and accusing in street language that doesn't downplay his literacy, articulating so conversationally you'd think he was just talking to ya.
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The group was convicted for the crime after confessing to police, though the men insist that their confessions were coerced as a result of a two-day long interrogation.
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There's no question of who committed the crime, with countless townsfolk bearing witness to it in broad daylight, and Cora openly and emphatically confessing her guilt from the start.
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Cersei goes straight from her bombing observation deck to wineboarding Septa Unella, and "confessing" in a speech that was surely cathartic for all the psychotic Lannister stans out there.
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He was a victim of torture himself during his time as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, where he was brutally beaten and forced into falsely confessing to crimes.
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Portnoy's Complaint is an explicit, detail-packed monologue of a guilt-ridden, sex-obsessed young Jewish bachelor confessing to his psychoanalyst, while Our Gang is written entirely in dialogue.
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"The Children's Hour," in which a distraught Shirley MacLaine hangs herself in shame after confessing her love to a staunchly heterosexual Audrey Hepburn, was nominated for five Academy Awards.
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Detainees 'confessing' Venezuela's communications minister said Sunday the assassination plot was planned at least six months ago, according to an exclusive interview with Russian state-run media agency Sputnik.
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Unfortunately, they overindulge during their own last chance date and the shit hits the bathroom fan: Ben ends up confessing to JoJo that he's also in love with Lauren.
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There were important things to be learned from these brave presenters, a great many things, ordered, elucidated and drilled into us by Jimmy Meeks — urging, weeping, scorning, confessing, praying.
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Eventually he distanced himself, confessing that he did not have the "infinitely higher purity" in practice "that I possess in thought" to maintain a "marriage" that was perfectly spiritual.
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The man made a confession but months later, during a public hearing, told a court that he had been tortured into confessing, prompting a judge to overturn his conviction.
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" And in a sneak peek at the season 10 premiere, the mother of four questioned whether she was still in love, confessing she hadn't "been happy in so long.
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WASHINGTON — Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. tried to test the limits of the government's position at a Supreme Court argument on Wednesday by confessing to a criminal offense.
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He was later fully exonerated, with far-right extremist Eric Rudolph confessing to the plot as well as to the bombings of a gay bar and an abortion clinic.
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And when a troubled Poe sits by her body, confessing that he's afraid he's not ready, we are him, feeling a little less certain in a world without her.
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After the initial ritual expressions of shock (these are actors, remember?), Hollywood insiders have started confessing that they knew all along about Weinstein's predations and chose to do nothing.
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But during a nearly five-hour summation, prosecutors argued that Mr. Hernandez was neither delusional nor susceptible to being pushed into confessing to a crime he did not commit.
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"There are tales of people basically falsely confessing just in hopes of getting out of the clutches of Party investigators and into the hands of regular law enforcement," he said.
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Ahead, we're confessing the beauty treatments that are heralded as some of the best, most relaxing experiences in the business — only they actually make us feel like we're dying inside.
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Accused of beating the two defendants into confessing, he told the court that he had no recollection of the incident and declined to review the evidence he was presented with.
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She had a story we could see ourselves in — the nerdy, shy lass awkwardly confessing her strange gender-feels on IRC while struggling to keep her head above the water.
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The cartoon starts with Landau's mother confessing that before the incident, she didn't want to believe that her son's life outcomes could be determined by the color of his skin.
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A Reddit thread includes movie theater employees confessing that customers complained they were playing the wrong movie or that it was taking too long to get to the main feature.
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Facebook is facing backlash after a Cleveland man uploaded a video of himself shooting someone to the social network, and followed it with a Live video confessing to the murder.
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In the past two years, Nirider and Drizen have had some victories in overturning Dassey's conviction, arguing in appeals that he had intellectual disabilities and was wrongfully coerced into confessing.
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Now, what's funny about the Jonas shirt is that Justin recorded Hailey back in March confessing her old love for the boy band, which left him fake shocked and outraged.
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Belle Gibson first became famous after claiming she had cured her terminal brain cancer with nutrition and alternative remedies, before confessing in 2015 that the cancer was a complete fabrication.
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" Browne describes Bundy confessing to the murders he had been publicly tied to, and admitting that, "when he was a teenager in Tacoma, he killed a fellow teenager, a male.
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She elaborated about the topic later in the episode, confessing that she had wound up at restaurants and bars that she and D'Agostino had frequented together when they were wed.
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Orange County Court Judge Robert Freehill also ruled that prosecutors will be allowed to use most of an 11-hour police interrogation videotape of Graswald allegedly confessing to the murder.
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A Swedish national has appeared on Chinese state television "confessing" to breaking the law through the activities of his human rights group, which China has accused of endangering national security.
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While it could potentially remove embarrassment in confessing a person's innermost secrets and guilt, where those interactions end up remains a concern in light of the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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" She also revealed why she had stopped going in the fist place, confessing, "I quit going to couples therapy because there was no self awareness or change on Shane's part.
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Drake and Rihanna are the type of best friends I believe in my heart Monica and Chandler started out as before confessing their undying love in that one Friends episode.
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Not long after, she wrote me a two-page love letter confessing her deep love for me (she actually brought it to my work before I had to stop working).
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On January 27, several days after the initial post, Ethier uploaded a video confessing that Alexia was alive and the stunt had been a ploy for more Dream Team subscribers.
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Authorities obtained a letter from Larry Paul McClure Sr., a registered sex offender, confessing to the murder of John Thomas McGuire, 38 — which occurred in Skygusty, West Virginia on Feb.
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There have also been accusations that China has been interfering with Taiwan's elections, with a Chinese spy in Australia recently confessing to helping the Chinese Communist Party in such efforts.
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His cockiness has evaporated by then, replaced by a tearful despair that has sent him to his knees before God, confessing his sins with an anguish that is absolutely flaying.
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The most significant change from the Boston production is the frame narrative in which Humbert is confessing his crimes, now not to the audience but to a therapist, Dr. Ray.
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Dassey was sentenced to life in prison after confessing to helping his uncle, Steven Avery, rape and murder Teresa Halbach, who had come to photograph a vehicle on Avery's property.
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Dale Williams was scheduled to be sentenced Thursday after confessing to running his ex-girlfriend, Elizabeth Pledger, off the road and shooting her in 2017, Mahoning County Sheriff Jerry Greene said.
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In Washington, Trump's first week in office saw insiders confessing to The New York Times that they have schemed to stop the president's Twitter rants and pushed back against his impulsiveness.
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Dassey was set to be released by Friday after a lower-court judge ruled he had been coerced into confessing he had helped Avery murder a woman when he was 16.
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He said that he and his cohorts pick random people to hack, but don't intentionally target anyone, especially not her, confessing he was a fan of Justice from her Nickelodeon days.
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"If we were all on trial for our thoughts, we would all be hanged," she says, confessing that she thought of committing the murders, but leaving her participation a question mark.
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Still, she maintained to the board she didn't kill any of her other children — despite once confessing she'd killed weeks-old Timothy in 1973 and 5-month-old Nathan in 1975.
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Nicole Eggert is imploring Scott Baio to be a good father to his daughter ... and, in her eyes, that means confessing he had sex with Nicole when she was a minor.
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In the first, a woman is seen rejecting a man offering to reattach her garter, and in the second, an unaffected woman listens to a man confessing his love to her.
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Elvira Ortega has been charged with felony child abuse after allegedly confessing to hurting the baby because he wouldn't stop crying, according to a declaration of probable cause obtained by PEOPLE.
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The apotheosis came on Wednesday night with an uncomfortable news conference at which the rookie D'Angelo Russell apologized for videotaping his teammate Nick Young apparently confessing to cheating on his fiancée.
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When we were experiencing the liminal relationship phase between confessing more-than-platonic feelings and deciding to define the relationship, the interruptions made it difficult to forget every barrier between us.
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From prison in 2007, two Iranian-American scholars were forced to appear on state television, apparently confessing to fomenting "velvet revolution" against the Islamic Republic on behalf of the United States.
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"I know a few Juleses but no Jims who fit the bill," the writer William Norwich said, confessing that he'd been puzzling over Jim's identity ever since Trump name-checked him.
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Having done his stretch after falsely confessing to the hit-and-run killing of Scotty Lockhart, Noah was alone, scraping a living by teaching writing at a university in New Jersey.
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Ms. Oliveira tried to mislead investigators by saying her husband, 59, had disappeared, Mr. Magalhães said, insisting that she was innocent before confessing on Friday that her lover had killed him.
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But Ilya is unable to savor his achievement because his arrival in the States is clouded by Vlad's recent incarceration back in Russia after confessing to the murders of three women.
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He pointed out inconsistencies, and said the memories of Mr. Hernandez's former wife, who had testified about him confessing to her, were "tainted" because of the acrimony that followed their divorce.
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The RCMP said Schmegelsky and McLeod made six videos confessing to the crimes on Dyck's digital camera, although the videos do not contain information on motive or specifics of the murders.
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Convicted of murdering 26 people, Lucas gained notoriety for confessing to hundreds more, incentivized by special privileges like steak dinners, strawberry milkshakes and other treats for helping investigators close unsolved cases.
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Ms. Bibi, 30, denies confessing to anything, and said Ms. Sethi "kept me locked at her place" that night, an allegation that her husband shared with other residents of the slum.
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In Catholic theology, the person confessing is revealing his or her sins not simply to the priest, but to God, and so this sacred trust cannot be, in Catholic belief, compromised.
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But the blog post is an encouraging sign; confessing the pain, anguish and depression that has resulted from trying to finish this series alone is the first step in seeking a solution.
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His grief is so deep that when his beeper goes off to go deliver Rebecca's babies, he was in the process of confessing to his wife's grave that he was contemplating suicide.
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During a scene with celebrity hairstylist and family friend Jen Atkin, the supermodel reflected on Atkin's wedding to photographer and director Mike Rosenthal, confessing she "loves" the fact that the couple eloped.
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Senior members of Fidesz go to bizarre lengths to avoid revealing how central he is to the party, but one party leader was caught on tape confessing that Habony advises the party.
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Duggar remains in rehab in a faith-based rehabilitation center in Rockford, Illinois, where he checked in last August after confessing to cheating on his wife Anna and being addicted to pornography.
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He clogged all the toilets, forcing the women to clean it up, and had an absolute meltdown about his soon-to-be child that involved confessing his love for ex, Sammi Giancola.
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So math teacher Jason Seifert decided to take the rumor mill head on by confessing in front of an entire fifth grade class that he was indeed dating science teacher Ally Barker.
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Velasquez, known by his nickname Popeye, was paroled in 2014 after confessing to hundreds of murders and spending 22 years in jail for plotting the murder of a former Colombian presidential candidate.
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On February 26th mobs rampaged in Ampara on the east coast after a video of a Muslim restaurant-worker confessing to adding "sterility pills" to food sold to Sinhalese women went viral.
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At the time, I was so angry I just broke up with her on the spot … it took a while for me to realize what an awesome person she was for confessing.
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Fallon and the kids sat down for a game called "Stranger Strings" where five secrets were read out loud and the players had to silly string the person they thought was confessing.
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An 18-year-old Iowa man allegedly fatally stabbed his ex-girlfriend and her male friend before confessing that "he wanted her to feel the pain he was feeling," police tell PEOPLE.
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We are stronger together … " Last Thursday, Hilaria first said she was "most likely experiencing a miscarriage" on Instagram, confessing that the "chances are very, very small that this is a viable pregnancy.
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Friends of Demi tell us ... even before she released her song, "Sober," confessing she had fallen off the wagon, it was apparent to them she had slipped back into her drug use.
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After announcing he would be publicly dragging HarperCollins in the coming weeks, Baldwin launched right into his first correction/amendment: confessing he is not actually in love with his female idols. Awkwardddd.
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Soon enough, the Underwood lackey is confessing to a crime he didn't commit — all because of fake information Sean cribbed off of a device he was never supposed to be looking at.
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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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Blaine and Kline both put themselves out there for you—whether it's swallowing kerosene for a trick or confessing her part in a friendship that fell apart in the face of honesty.
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In a desperate bid to illustrate the dangerous path of drugs, the mother, Annie Camden, risks everything by confessing to her eldest son that she once smoked pot as a young person.
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"Making a Murderer" called into question the conduct of law enforcement officials and the rights of criminal defendants, particularly teens like Dassey, whose lawyers argued was coerced into confessing to the crime.
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"I can only write the human, meanderingly," Jackson had written to a friend, confessing his fears about his long-awaited epic, and reading his pages I started to understand what he meant.
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My colleague Matt Yglesias put this skepticism well in a tweet: Maybe Putin is blackmailing Trump with a tape where he mocks POWs and the disabled while confessing to routine sexual assault.
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Confessing upfront about their gleeful fictions, the filmmakers reimagine a roughly five-week period in 1926 when McPherson (wholeheartedly played by Anna Margaret Hollyman) disappeared from a beach and was presumed dead.
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A man was captured on home security camera footage confessing to the murder of his sister on Friday, shortly after she was stabbed to death in a Texas home, the authorities said.
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Gayle King doesn't seem surprised in the least that R. Kelly's ex-girlfriend is now confessing she lied to the CBS anchor, but more importantly ... she wishes her well in her recovery.
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He would pay homage to the Rosenbergs — Julius had been his college classmate and Young Communist League comrade — as heroes who had refused to save their lives by confessing or implicating others.
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He is an enthusiastic and confessing member of the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod, a theologically conservative Lutheran denomination; he was raised as, and in his beverage choices remains, a pietistic Methodist teetotaler.
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In July 2017, he went to police in Santa Barbara, California, intending to turn himself in but got cold feet about confessing to the cold case and left before officers could interview him.
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A 28-year-old Pennsylvania man is facing murder charges after allegedly confessing to killing his mother, stepfather and two younger half-brothers inside their home in a nightmarish quadruple homicide, say police.
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It left the video of Godwin's death online for nearly two hours, and it didn't catch a brief live video of suspect Steve Stephens confessing to murder until after the stream had ended.
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He thinks it an outrage that some of the FARC's leaders will take their seats in congress without confessing to crimes against humanity, serving sentences for them and making reparations to their victims.
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CBS Philly and 6ABC cite sources alleging DiNardo confessed to two murders in Philadelphia when he was a juvenile, adding that he confessed while confessing to the recent killings of the four men.
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He told the journalist, Frances Robles, that he was pressured into confessing, and that even though he did help dispose of the young girl's body with another relative, he did not kill her.
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The lyrics sound a lot like a confession — "My race is run beneath this sun/ The devil is waiting for me/ For I did murder that dear little girl" — but who is confessing?
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A Florida man wanted by police after the deaths of a 6-year-old girl, her mother and her grandmother turned himself in to police after allegedly confessing to the crimes on Facebook.
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"Expectations would be for NAB to join Westpac and ANZ in 'confessing,' its provisioning for bad and doubtful debt (BDD) will have to increase based on current information from resource firms," he noted.
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And it is two days since Bo's colleague Gui Minhai, a Swedish bookseller who went missing in October, was paraded on Chinese state television "confessing" to a 12-year-old drunk driving offense.
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The 28-year-old reality star sought treatment at a faith-based rehabilitation center in Rockford, Illinois, in August after confessing to a secret pornography addiction and being unfaithful to wife Anna Duggar.
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Jurors in the trial of Dylann Roof, the 85033-year-old accused of killing nine people in a South Carolina church shooting last year, watched a video Friday showing Roof confessing to investigators.
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Azalea's ring — and her relationship status — has been an object of fascination in the tabloids since a video of Young allegedly confessing to cheating leaked in March and the couple postponed their wedding.
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I followed the crowd and listened as people began confessing their most intimate thoughts with members of the Graham ministry team wearing orange vests—people trained to help the new believers in conversion.
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Another young man comes in and orders a Manhattan and makes him a strong one with a smile, despite Marianella confessing earlier that he hates making them because Mad Men made them trendy.
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Five Hong Kongers working for a bookseller that sold books critical of Beijing were abducted and taken across the border to China, where one was coerced into confessing to crimes on national television.
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" Though it didn't work out for her, Teresa went on to say that she gives "a lot of credit to people who go through in vitro," confessing that the process is "a lot.
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In this case, that means stealing back documents and confessing he was part of a "criminal conspiracy" to cover up the indecent and illegal acts that happened in the cruise department years ago.
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She doesn't waste a second on anxious embarrassment after confessing that she lost her virginity at age 27, heading right to anger, explaining how her grandmother's warning that "Jesus is watching" paralyzed her.
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A report aired on official Chinese television showed him confessing that he had nursed grudges against more senior judges and tried to take revenge by stealing the files to create an embarrassing scandal.
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Another, the Swedish national Gui Minhai, wasn't heard from after disappearing in Thailand in October until he was shown on Chinese state television in January confessing to a crime that dated to 2003.
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The boys, a few of whom were originally arrested for assault and disorderly conduct in the park, were later questioned and coerced into confessing to rape and charged with attempted murder, rape, and assault.
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Like George Clooney, it sounds like Kilmer may not look back on his experience playing Batman with much fondness, confessing that the most fun he had while filming Batman Forever was preparing for Heat.
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During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, the actress, 32, opened up about her past, which included confirming a former flame and confessing to a spiteful action against her husband.
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There is no sound, but we know from an earlier scene that she was confessing to loving her husband so much and being so so excited to see her babies outside of her body.
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During a live segment of the talk show she hosts alongside Tamera Mowry-Housley, Loni Love, Jeannie Mai, the four women spoke about their new year's resolutions with Bailon confessing her baby-making plans.
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The details: As evidence, sources familiar with the tech companies thinking point to a video that was posted late last month of a purported Russian troll farm whistleblower "confessing" to all manner of misdeeds.
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New moms have a hard enough time when they return to work, something Kardashian has been open about, confessing to feeling anxious about the end of her maternity leave just a few weeks ago.
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The doc was out and about Thursday in NYC and raised the issue of Jussie going to a rehab facility, in light of the actor confessing in court documents he has a drug problem.
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The Interior Ministry released a video last year showing clips of several young men confessing and admitting going to Gaza for training from Hamas, though some of them later denied the accusations in court.
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If FP confessing to murder wasn't bad enough Jughead actually calls his mother in hopes of staying with her in Toledo for a while only to be told in no uncertain terms he can't.
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According to Thompson, Caitlyn (at the time known as Bruce) gathered the strength to open up about her gender identity crisis with her then-wife in 1985, confessing that she identifies as a woman.
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Those in the grandstand clutching betting tickets on the long-shot grays were confessing their sins and saying their prayers: Destin went off at odds of nearly 22.28-34.803 and Creator at 234.80-22.
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Everyone (at least in certain high-profile or professional circles) is doing it, and very few are confessing, a fact that in some ways is more disturbing than the surge in the surgeries themselves.
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Trump said in 2016 that he still believes that the Central Park Five are guilty despite another man confessing to the crime and police having no DNA evidence linking the group to the scene.
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Hong Kong (CNN)A Hong Kong bookseller and publisher, whose mysterious disappearance caused international uproar has suddenly reappeared on Chinese television, apparently confessing to his involvement in a 2003 fatal hit and run accident.
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Meadow's first film, which makes her a rising star, features her 17-year-old boyfriend Deke getting drunk, talking to the camera and confessing to a crime that might have real consequences for him.
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"I take full responsibility for any harm that occurred, I admit it is obscene," Marek said in court on Monday, confessing that, to the best of his memory, he personally published the grizzly video.
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"The act of a penitent confessing sins to a priest in the sacrament of reconciliation forms a sacred trust," a British religious legal academic, Helen Costigane, wrote in an American Jesuit publication in 2013.
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As recently as October, Ryan was saying he would "no longer defend" Donald Trump on the grounds that he'd been caught on tape confessing to a casual acquaintance that he routinely sexually assaults women.
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Parisians — who typically confine private feelings to a "secret garden" — were fascinated by Ms. Gardin's self-deprecating, stream-of-consciousness style, in which she seemed to be confessing dark thoughts to a close friend.
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In late August, he tweeted about the comedian Louis C.K., who had just returned to the stage after confessing last year that he had admitted to sexual misconduct with women in the comedy world.
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He can do his best to be a good man, as he has insisted time and time again — going so far as confessing to a crime he didn't commit in order to protect Helen.
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Mr. Hincapie's lawyers argued that his case was emblematic of a more troubling form of aggressive policing, with a detective coercing him into confessing even though he had not been involved in the killing.
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A prisoner doing time for another murder is now confessing to the crime "Making a Murderer" subject Steven Avery is in prison for -- but the feds have serious doubts, and probably for good reason.
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After a while, we long to get closer, to hear what the characters aren't confessing on the record, or to zoom out, to take in more of the decade than its miniature backstage dramas.
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No matter what he claimed as the intention behind the painting "Parson Weems' Fable" (1939), this parable of George Washington confessing to chopping down the cherry tree is the looniest painting in the show.
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One of the missing men, Gui Min-hai, a Swedish passport-holder, appeared on Chinese state television last weekend, tearfully confessing to a fatal hit-and-run drunk-driving incident more than a decade ago.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's Cabinet is worth a combined $14 billion, and they are catching flak in recent weeks for confessing an inability to keep track of their vast sums of wealth.
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While cats are known for their curiosity, it was dogs who got into the most trouble with 807 participants confessing to seeing their canine consume drugs or alcohol as opposed to only 274 for cats.
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The album can be difficult to make a setlist for, because each song builds a linear timeline of the rapper confessing his most personal thoughts, but Mensa is still very excited to perform the songs.
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And that idea is hard to square, to put it mildly, with what Catholics and the Orthodox and confessing Protestants believe about exactly Who Jesus was and why he's worth following in the first place.
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After confessing his snowman phobia to PEOPLE earlier this month, the president was forced to face his fears last week when unnamed White House staffers placed several snowmen outside the windows of the Oval Office.
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Meredith forgot to switch her daughter's teeth for money on more than one occasion, but instead of confessing the sprite was a myth, she told her that their tooth fairy was an underperformer at work.
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A Texas mother has been charged with two counts of capital murder after allegedly confessing to drowning her two children in a bathtub, the Houston Police Department confirmed in a press release obtained by PEOPLE.
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How this could change things As more and more White House officials are implicated, Michelle Cottle writes, they may find it harder for them to hold out on confessing information that helps the impeachment case.
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In a written opinion, U.S. District Judge Paul Crotty said the men were informed of their rights and had signed waivers of those rights before confessing to agents from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).
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This is a reality that the regime's own officials are confessing to, stating that the country's economic infrastructure is on the verge of total collapse due to the endemic corruption riddling the country's financial infrastructure.
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Not only are they confessing, the government has also been able to examine the material that was in their possession, as well as some of the electronic devices they had, including cell phones and computers.
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Not only are they confessing, the government has also been able to examine the material that was in their possession, as well as some of the electronic devices they had including cell phones and computers.
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"We never knew before that shuanggui was something like this," said Zhou Huiping, whose brother, Zhou Wenbin, a former university president, says he was wrongly convicted of corruption after confessing under torture by party investigators.
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Peru witnessed one of the chilling combinations of fame and murder in 2012 when Ruth Thalia Sayas Sanchez, 19, was slain after confessing on a popular reality show that she had accepted money for sex.
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The senior agent from the Denver field office went on a Facebook rant that has since been deleted ... confessing she was rooting for Hillary and would take jail over a bullet for the new POTUS.
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When Buddy first tells Jess about his plans to meet up with an old acquaintance, he agitatedly paces the room, eliding specifics only to blurt "it's a her," as if he were confessing a sin.
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In a 2015 Esquire profile, he said he gets Botox and tints his eyebrows, and onstage, he wears insecurity about his appearance lightly, confessing that some of the curls he's known for are going white.
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" But, Black added, "I am proud of Rick for confessing his wrongdoing and doing the difficult penance of testifying to the truth to the FBI, the prosecutors, in your court, and in the Virginia court.
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The case was chronicled in the 10-part Netflix series "Making a Murderer," which suggested that investigators took advantage of Dassey's youth and limited intellect to coax him into confessing to a crime he didn't commit.
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When Jaime jokes about confessing his sins to the High Septon, Bronn reminds him that there is no more High Septon, that a vast cultural institution is now little more than a hole in the ground.
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That project, too, faced criticism that it was too in-the-pocket of its subject, accused murderer Robert Durst (or rather, it did until footage from the project appeared to show Durst confessing to those murders).
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Chinese officials are holding another Swedish man, Gui Minhai, a Hong Kong bookseller who had been staying in Thailand and somehow ended up in mainland China, where he was recently shown on television confessing to crimes.
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But in court on Monday the defense pointed to a lack of video from outside the interview room during Lewis' confession, suggesting there was more to the story about him seemingly changing his mind and confessing.
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Greitens, a Republican, made his admission on Wednesday following a report by a St. Louis television station that included a recording of a woman confessing to a sexual encounter with him to her now ex-husband.
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During the months of July and August of 2017, Calloway would post a series of bizarre Instagram stories, confessing that she'd pulled out of her book deal, cheated on Oscar, and suffered from an Adderall addiction.
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At first glance the former professional cyclists Floyd Landis and David Zabriskie—both kicked out of the game after confessing to using performance-enhancing drugs—seem like imperfect (at best) advocates for the benefits of marijuana.
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Jughead uses that information to blackmail Dilton into coming forward and confessing, but he tries to trade another, juicier piece of information instead: he saw Grundy's car at the edge of Sweetwater River on July 4th.
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Artists like Jay Z were interviewed for the film, confessing that without Combs' maniacal drive, he and other would-be moguls may have not had the imagination and confidence to attempt duplicating the Bad Boy model.
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Being around careless wealthy people, the types who harbored and lauded his father, surfaces old wounds, and he finds himself confessing his abuse to his best friend Johnny on a Georgian balcony as fireworks go off.
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Not a month after the boy's body was pulled from the river, an all-white jury acquitted Bryant and Milam of Emmett's murder, despite eyewitnesses identifying the defendants and the men confessing to kidnapping the teen.
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He offered himself as Exhibit A. By confessing to his own ambition, he would make it safe for others to confess to theirs, and thereby enjoy without guilt the worldly goods their strivings had brought them.
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Another: While we were there we were required to write a letter to our parents confessing all the bad things we had done, how we were flawed, broken people and how we needed to be fixed.
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Fagan can relate to at least some of Holleran's struggles, confessing that "there was a lot of overlap between me and Maddy" during Fagan's 1999-2004 tenure playing basketball at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
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Artists like Jay-Z were interviewed for the film, confessing that without Combs' maniacal drive, he and other would-be moguls may have not had the imagination and confidence to attempt duplicating the Bad Boy model.
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The second season—with a new showrunner, Emerald Fennell—begins just after the first season's finale, which featured Eve and Villanelle going to bed and confessing their love, and then Eve stabbing Villanelle in the gut.
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"We now find ourselves at a point where we had hoped not to be," he said in one typical comment in 21986, confessing that scientists had no viable explanation for the complex configurations in Saturn's rings.
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Season one of Making a Murderer strongly suggested that Avery and Dassey were framed — that evidence was planted, and that police manipulated Dassey in particular into confessing to crimes that he, the show implied, didn't commit.
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It's Christmastime, When once again we mangle rhyme And meter just to broadcast blessing, All good will and joy confessing, To those we like and those we don't, The ones we'll hug and those we won't.
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One of hundreds of Chinese activists and lawyers rounded up in a crackdown that began a year ago has been taken to court and given a suspended three year jail term for subversion, reportedly after confessing.
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With each witness, prosecutors sought to show that the DNA evidence had not been tainted and that Mr. Lewis had not been pressured into confessing to a crime he did not commit, as the defense argued.
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"Some friends of mine back in Mexicali saw me and said, 'I remember when you you used to put ketchup on your pasta," recalls Livier, confessing that lasagna edges with ketchup are still his favorite snack.
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Sinosphere HONG KONG — A former high-level Chinese energy official accused of receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes said this week that he was tortured into confessing to the crime, a Chinese news outlet reported.
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The Big Brother clip that's already become part of the ever-expanding news cycle features Manigault tearfully confessing to housemate Ross Matthews in episode two that she would "never, in a million years" vote for Trump again.
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The case was chronicled in the controversial 10-part Netflix series "Making a Murderer," which suggested that investigators took advantage of Dassey's youth and limited intellect to coax him into confessing to a crime he didn't commit.
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"Let me start by confessing that this paper resulted from the inspiration I experienced after taking a photo on the Waikoloa beach in the island of Maui, Hawaii," astronomer and lead study author Avi Loeb told Gizmodo.
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COLOGNE, Germany (Reuters) - A British hacker-for-hire was given a suspended sentence by a German court on Friday after confessing to a cyber attack that knocked out the internet for around 1 million Deutsche Telekom (DTEGn.
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In addition to confessing that she always takes a bath before and after sex, she admitted wishing that she were better friends with the rapper when someone asked her what it was like being friends with him.
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In this view Catholics, used to confessing and being absolved after each round of sins, tend to run up debts (Schulden, from the same root as Schuld, or "guilt"), whereas Protestants see saving as a moral imperative.
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In a new video on her website and app, Jenner breaks down her New Year's resolutions, confessing that in 2016 she'd like to start scaling way back on her makeup and start embracing a more natural vibe.
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The UAE pardoned Hedges from a life sentence in November after showing a video of him purportedly confessing to being a member of Britain's Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) and researching which military systems the UAE was buying.
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The student paper at my university published a full edition of student reflections on the election, including one by a student confessing that the need to write, as therapy, had impeded her ability to go to class.
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Confirmation of Lee's whereabouts comes after his business associate Gui Minhai appeared weeping on Chinese state television Sunday, months after he went missing in Thailand, apparently confessing to his involvement in a 2003 hit and run incident.
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The PML-N accuses the government of being behind Sharif's arrest and last week produced video footage that it said showed the judge who heard the case confessing that he had been blackmailed to ensure a conviction.
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The police arrested Mohanad Ahmed, an 18-year-old high school student from Alexandria, who later appeared on television confessing to running "Chao Ming helps Thanaweya Amma cheat," the series of Facebook pages that posted the exams.
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"In all three countries, authorities have alleged that those arrested were involved in sex work – although in almost all cases the accused have denied such allegations or indicated that they were coerced into confessing involvement," Colville said.
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" DeGuerin added, "Now, he's unfairly suspected of killing Ms. Berman because of this entertainment program being creatively edited to make it look like he was either confessing or that there is new evidence when there is not.
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My first and favorite jajangmyeon is the one I was served at Hyo Dong Gak, a Korean-Chinese restaurant in Manhattan, after confessing to a Korean-born friend my strong and abiding affection for Americanized Chinese food.
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If '68 was about nations' confessing their sins — see Chancellor Willy Brandt of Germany on his knees at a monument to the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising — nativist leaders today are busy proclaiming the divine innocence of their nations.
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Few characters exemplify this more than Len Kachinsky, the public defender assigned to represent 16-year-old Brendan Dassey, a kid with an IQ below 70 and seemingly no understanding of the repercussions for confessing to murder.
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A woman from South Carolina talked about loved ones she had lost and the time she tried to talk a man out of jumping off a bridge, finally confessing: If you jump, I'm going to jump, too.
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It was 177 days later when he reappeared in public, standing in the dock of a courtroom in central China last week, confessing to a conspiracy to subvert the Communist Party by circulating criticism on social media.
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But after the commanders grew to trust him, they invited him to take footage as they tortured civilians and coerced them into confessing to working with the Islamic State, confessions that Mr. Arkady believed to be false.
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Jimmy finds this every bit as appalling as Irene does, and he engineers a kind of reverse sting, turning himself into the target and confessing all his mischief on a hot mike at a chair-yoga class.
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Jed Wyatt made a bold move on last week's episode of The Bachelorette, confessing to Hannah during a one-on-one date that he had initially signed up for the competition for — dun dun dun — the wrong reasons.
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But look...so far, this is a bunch of words about the underlying technical and design thoughtfulness that makes Astro Bot work, and while I stand by that, it's worth confessing something larger: this game made me happy.
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The United Arab Emirates on Monday pardoned and released Hedges, jailed for life on spying charges, by granting a request for clemency after showing a video of him purportedly confessing to membership of the UK's MI6 intelligence service.
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First of all, Ellis—wearing Russell's traditional No. 1 and with "Rat" scrawled across a piece of paper—is calling him out for dropping a snapchat of Nick Young confessing to his infidelities behind fiancee Iggy Azalea's back.
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Like any mom, dog moms love to brag about their babies, with 62% of those polled confessing to having dozens of photos of their dog and 50% admitting to gushing about their canine anytime they meet someone new.
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In an interview on The Doctors, Natalie (formerly Nadya) Suleman explains her growing resentment at the nickname given to her by the media, confessing that she didn't set out to have as large a brood as she has.
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" A Wall Street Journal reporter tweeted Wednesday that a DNC resolution to be considered later this month describes the show as focused on a fictional FBI director "being blackmailed into confessing to a crime he did not commit.
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Mueller was explicit when he had legal doubt; he concluded his report by confessing that he was departing from traditional prosecutorial standards in determining the sufficiency of evidence for obstruction of justice on the part of the president.
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When he was just 14 years old, Roy was separated from his mother after confessing to Warren that he was sexually attracted to some of his stepmothers, who were close to his age, The Salt Lake Tribune reported.
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" She also spoke openly about her battle with drug addiction, confessing she started using cocaine at 16, and revealed she had considered getting an abortion when pregnant with her son, explaining, "I was going to have an abortion.
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Instead of confessing error, however, legislators from both parties quietly lobbied the EPA not to impose unpopular burdens and then publicly blamed the EPA for failing to deliver healthy air on schedule and those burdens it did impose.
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In 2015, for example, Zhou Yongkang, China's former chief of domestic security, was shown confessing to crimes during a sentencing hearing, his formerly jet-black hair having turned into a shock of white while he was in detention.
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" In this situation, Winter recommends entering therapy before confessing to the affair — as it can first teach you the correct ways to "express your personal needs within the relationship, and address the issues that are out of balance.
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In actuality, our Mr. Jones is distracted by Sinclair's dandruff, but this moment of slight physical intimacy is enough to make a wayward man break down and admit everything he's done wrong, confessing to their boss, Bushnell Mullins.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Suspects must not be forced into confessing crimes and any evidence collected this way excluded from legal cases, the Chinese government said on Monday in its latest effort to try and stamp out the widespread practice.
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Having reviewed the case, prosecutors now say there is no evidence that Mr. Washington was coerced into confessing, adding that he showed no signs of injury during a videotaped version of the statement or in his arrest photos.
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It all came crumbling down in 1959 when he came under investigation for cheating, eventually confessing before a committee in Congress that he had been given the correct answers by producers while on Twenty-One in order to win.
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These two perceptions are set on a collision course in "Chicanery," which centers on Chuck's attempts to have Jimmy disbarred for felonious actions he undertook in the wake of Chuck taping Jimmy confessing to one of his bigger sins.
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About impeachment, weird Trump tweets, Rudy Giuliani's chronic inability to stop himself from confessing to crimes (aka the butt-dial), and all the other incredibly fun (read: horrifying) twists and turns in two weeks of political news under Trump.
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He wants to show Alice (Mädchen Amick) and Betty a video of him as a little boy with his mother, whom we don't see on camera, essentially confessing that Hal's father killed the Conway family because they were sinners.
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According to Prescott police, Briar Aven, 24, and Tara Aven, 46, were arrested on Tuesday, after allegedly confessing to the 2017 killing of Sandra Aven, 77, who is Tara's mother and Briar's grandmother and lives next door to them.
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Rini, after confessing he was not Pitzen, told federal agents he heard about the boy's case on the ABC television program "20/20" and claimed to be Pitzen to distance himself from his own family, according to court documents.
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In the newest trailer for Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, Nick Jonas joins Dwayne Johnson, Karen Gillan, Kevin Hart, and Jack Black as Alex, a pilot in aviators who looks one flight away from confessing his need for speed.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland has agreed to extradite to Spain a woman convicted there of supporting the Basque separatist group ETA, rejecting her claim that she was tortured into confessing while in Spanish custody, Swiss justice officials said on Thursday.
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He will not be taking all the credit though if things go well over the next five days — confessing he has tapped into the gray matter of some of Cambridge University's finest students who he lectures once a week.
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Kastenberger was sentenced to three and a half years in jail by a Munich court in 2013 for breach of trust and fraud after confessing to having used company money for private purposes and to cheating on an investor.
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In what was now his fourth interview with law enforcement, Mr. Cleary had completely changed his story, suddenly confessing that hours after the killing, he and Ms. Calciano had met with Mr. Giuca at his house on Stratford Road.
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Of all the Trump associates who have come under scrutiny in the Russia investigation, Mr. Cohen undertook perhaps the most surprising legal strategy: confessing to a litany of crimes without first receiving an ironclad deal with the special counsel.
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Three years after the McDonald episode came the Central Park jogger case: Five minority teenagers were coerced into confessing to the brutal rape of a white woman jogging in Central Park, but were later vindicated after serving prison sentences.
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After confessing that he was not Pitzen, Rini told federal agents he had heard about the missing boy's case on the ABC television program 20/20 and wanted to get away from his own family, according to court documents.
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The revelation that the former 19 Kids and Counting star had a premium, "guaranteed affair" subscription ultimately played a part in Duggar, now 28, confessing that he had developed an addiction to online pornography and been unfaithful to wife Anna.
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A Pennsylvania man hopes to avoid the death penalty after confessing his involvement in the deaths of four missing men, his lawyer told reporters on Thursday — one day after investigators uncovered a grave on land that belongs to the man's family.
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If the so-called relationship continues for a long time without anyone confessing to it, fans develop the belief that the silenced lovebirds are contractually obligated not to reveal their sexuality and/or relationship until their term of work ends.
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"Now, he's unfairly suspected of killing Ms. Berman because of this entertainment program being creatively edited to make it look like he was either confessing or that there is new evidence when there is not," DeGuerin told PEOPLE in April.
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Chance teamed up with Thompson and Redd for a soulful song confessing their longing for Obama to return to office, complete with an excessive number of candles (over 200!), thin white scarves, and lounging on a bed laden with fur accents.
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The Michigan man who killed himself Tuesday after leaving a suicide note confessing to the murder of his wife in May had said he "felt victimized" when police named him a person of interest in her disappearance, according to media reports.
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Over the course of that campaign, he wasn't only credibly accused of several instances of sexual assault — he was caught on tape confessing — but he won the election anyway, and Congress has shown no interest in looking into the matter.
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Vanderpump Rules star LaLa Kent made plenty of waves during Monday night's reunion, from calling herself a new-age feminist to confessing that she began dating her Hollywood producer boyfriend while he was technically still married to ex-wife Ambyr Childers.
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This show has always been the story of Rick Grimes, and watching him come to this new revelation — almost confessing to his wounded son — was satisfying and beautiful after the journey he's been on the last season and a half.
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Advocates for the prisoners who were executed on Friday and those still facing the firing squad have also said that the prisoners either did not get fair trials, were not provided with adequate legal representation or were tortured into confessing.
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By relinquishing their arms and confessing to their crimes in public hearings, in which government prosecutors and victims would have the opportunity to ask questions and to challenge the statements given by FARC members, the rebels would avoid lengthy prison sentences.
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This dialogue, shared by yesterday's White House pool report and transcribed by the Los Angeles Times, captures the vice president of the United States confessing to the Vatican secretary of the state that he lost a Hamilton in a bet.
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SUNDERLAND RESIGNATION Margaret Byrne, the chief executive for the English Premier club Sunderland, has resigned over her role in the decision to allow Adam Johnson to continue playing for the team despite confessing to kissing a 15-year-old schoolgirl.
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The police could even use unopened condoms to trap prostitutes into confessing and to keep them in custody, said Jing Wang, who runs an organization in Beijing focused on the welfare of migrant women, some of whom turn to prostitution.
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On the cover of his last album, 2012's Life Is Good, Nas sat with his ex-wife's wedding dress draped over his knee, and he spent the album itself confessing to the ways he'd fallen short in his marriage.
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In confessing some of my feelings — my fear of indelible lead, the sadness and futility of an eraser worn down to the ferrule, the compulsion to pick up broken pencils on the street — I worried that I shouldn't go public.
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Above all, it succeeds because she has been able to engage Aaron Green in a simulacrum of the psychoanalytic encounter — he confessing to her, she (I suspect) to him, the two of them joined in an intricate minuet of revelation.
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"We hold that a defendant has the right to insist that counsel refrain from admitting guilt, even when counsel's experienced-based view is that confessing guilt offers the defendant the best chance to avoid the death penalty," Justice Ginsburg wrote.
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Their films together included "The Moment of Truth" (1952), in which she played a doctor's wife confessing to an affair with an artist, and "Port of Shadows" (1938), an early film noir about an army deserter and a teenage runaway.
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Sandi Schwartz met her two closest friends a few years back when she ran into an acquaintance at a bus stop in Fair Lawn, N.J. Ms. Schwartz's partner had recently been institutionalized, she told the woman, confessing to loneliness and depression.
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He was also acquitted in a 1989 civil rights suit filed by an inmate, Madison Hobley, who said he had been coerced into falsely confessing to the killing of his wife, infant child and five others in an arson investigation.
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Desrouleaux, a black Haitian who was a legal US resident at the time of his arrest, said he fit the racial profile of people targeted for false arrests and that Dayoub and Ravelo coerced him into falsely confessing to the burglaries.
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She does end up talking to Avery (Jesse Williams) a little, confessing that she's angry at herself that she had all this happiness in her life and she went looking for misery by tracking down her birth mom, so she ruined everything.
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As Mr. Trump praised Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, he claimed that Mr. Grassley's questioning of James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, in May 2017 resulted in Mr. Comey confessing to the misdeeds Mr. Trump has long accused him of.
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The 31-year-old was very hesitant: "New York is a very negative place for Lamar," Khloé admitted, adding that she knew how badly he wanted to go to the fashion show while confessing that she felt "a ton of anxiety" about it.
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I know a lot of people who genuinely value their privacy, but I was confessing major lusts in AOL chatrooms in my early teens, detailing personal tragedies on Livejournal in my late teens, and announcing my bowel movements on Facebook in my 20s.
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Reuters TV The United Arab Emirates on Monday pardoned a British academic jailed for life on spying charges, granting his family's request for clemency minutes after showing a video of him purportedly confessing to being a member of UK intelligence agency MI6.
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The big picture: At the CNN town hall, Moulton discussed a range of issues, including criminal justice reform such as the legalization of marijuana, and he pointed out racial disparities in the prison system while confessing he'd "smoked weed" when he was younger.
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"I had no idea it would become a matter of national debate," he said, confessing he doesn't understand a lot of the backlash he's received for talking about health care and attacks that have come on his children and wife, Molly McNearney.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Human rights groups urged Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to intervene by a Thursday deadline to commute the death sentences of six men convicted of killing a policeman, saying they had been kidnapped and tortured into confessing the crime.
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One of the most upsetting episodes of SVU to watch now is season 216's "Confession," which begins with a 26-year-old boy walking into the precinct and confessing that he's been having sexual thoughts about his 212-year-old stepbrother.
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Yesterday the Facebook founder also revealed that search tools on the platform had made it possible for "malicious actors" to discover the identities and collect information on most of its 2 billion users worldwide — essentially confessing to yet another massive data leak.
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Pedro Hernandez was a man weighed down by what he had done, prosecutors said, and he felt compelled to unburden himself, confessing to a prayer group, a friend, his wife and eventually, years later, to detectives who suspected he was a child killer.
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Mr. Pijbes recalled a Rijksmuseum curator walking into his office one day and confessing that, thanks to a high-powered, zoomed-in picture, he had discovered a feature that he had never seen before in a work he thought he knew well.
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That said, it gives you an accurate measure of the man and the effort he's likely to exert when instead of either confessing to being a dick or coming up with a decent lie, he tells the most basic, transparent tale possible.
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She was still in a monogamous relationship with her boyfriend at the time of the non-exploit, but after a long night of confessing feelings and drinking with Tyler, whom she'd had a crush on for weeks, she went back to Tyler's apartment.
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Hawkins herself seems mildly frustrated by the comparison, and while confessing her own love for both Flynn's novel and Fincher's film, she told the Hollywood Reporter that the comparison was bad: "The comparisons have done me no harm," she says with a laugh.
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"Brothers of the Gun" tracks the Syrian civil war in both words and images from the ground and from the inside, offering one of the clearest explanations (even when it's confessing befuddlement) of the war's growth and the unrest that is its motor.
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As writer-for-hire on "Steven Spielberg: A Life in Films," the pioneering feminist movie critic Molly Haskell is such a counterintuitive choice of contract employee that she acknowledges the weirdness of the situation upfront, confessing her qualms about taking on the project.
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After initially taking her home only to rebuff her, he spends much of the movie waffling on the relationship, trying to make it work and even defensively confessing to a man he accompanies to a motel for sex that he has a girlfriend.
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The charges against Hathloul rely on a series of alleged confessions, according to the documents, which state that she confessed to applying for a job at the UN along with confessing to being in contact with Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International.
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"I care as much about babies at the border as I do about babies in the womb," said Tess Clarke, one of Ms. Mooney's friends, confessing that she was "mortified" at how she used to vote, because she had only considered abortion policy.
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Inspired by a poem about a woman walking with the man she loves in a cold, moonlit forest, guiltily confessing that she is pregnant with another man's child, the composition surges and crests, pushing late-Romantic musical language toward a breaking point.
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ABU DHABI/DUBAI (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates on Monday pardoned and released a British academic jailed for life on spying charges, granting a request for clemency after showing a video of him purportedly confessing to membership of the UK's MI6 intelligence service.
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Even James Frey's disgraced faux-memoir, A Million Little Pieces, ends with the narrator confessing his wrongs to a priest, then abstaining from drinking a shot of whiskey in a bar because after a stint in rehab and some divine intervention, he's all better now.
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In a Q&A following its Sundance premiere, director Alex Gibney (known for HBO's The Jinx, which famously captured long suspected murderer Robert Durst confessing "I killed them all") explained how he didn't believe Holmes set out on this Theranos journey intent on scamming anyone.
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Gobble, 42, was Lebanon Elementary's former head janitor and was sentenced in 2014 to 100 years in prison after confessing to sexually abusing four boys ages 14 or younger over a four-and-a-half-year period, according to court records obtained by PEOPLE.
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HONG KONG — A Hong Kong publisher last seen in October outside his condominium in Thailand surfaced Sunday on Chinese television, tearfully confessing to violating his probation in a fatal drunken-driving accident and saying that he had voluntarily returned to China to face justice.
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But now with Trump and his cronies — both staff like Mick Mulvaney and on-again off-again personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani — almost daily confessing to transgressions, it's both easier for Republicans like Romney to stand against the president and harder for him to stay quiet.
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"You're not going to get a lot of China specialists openly confessing that self-censorship is a big problem," said Minxin Pei, a professor of government at Claremont McKenna College in California who is known for his critical stance toward the Chinese Communist Party.
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"The lesson for me was, no matter how different people are, a love of dogs is something we have in common," Berg told PEOPLE, also confessing she is now more obsessed with dogs than ever, often approaching every canine she sees on the street.
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And in the latest issue of Harper's Bazaar, which she covers in a white cutout Balmain bodysuit plus Delfina Delettrez and Cartier jewels, she opens up about her dream job as a child, confessing she once envisioned a life riding horses rather than walking runways.
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After confessing to the 2005 comments as "locker room talk," and apologising for them 2016, Trump has been recently suggesting to allies that the tape — the one published by the Washington Post in which Trump speaks to Bush and casually advocates sexual assault — wasn't real.
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Just as there are certain things that are easier for me to talk about with other exonerees—like what it feels like to be coerced into falsely confessing during a police interrogation—certain subjects were more easily discussed with only women in the room.
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These myriad characters have one thing in common: they all have appeared on state-run China Central Television (CCTV) since President Xi Jinping took power three years ago, confessing their alleged crimes in front of a nationwide audience amid public outcries over trumped-up charges.
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While chatting about how they manage to prioritize each other's sexual needs, Hough revealed that it hasn't always been smooth sailing for the couple, who celebrated their two-year wedding anniversary on Monday, confessing that they've sought out professional help to keep their relationship thriving.
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But the pressure of delivering something -- anything -- weighed heavily on members, with some candidly confessing that donors had warned them to pass a bill or not bother asking for money next year when Republicans will be tasked with maintaining their majorities in both chambers.
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While chatting about how they manage to prioritize each other's sexual needs, Hough revealed that it hasn't always been smooth sailing for the couple, who celebrated their two-year wedding anniversary in July, confessing that they've sought out professional help to keep their relationship thriving.
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" Asia cited her tendency to blame others for her own shortcomings, as seen in the ball episode, and opened a cocktail umbrella of shade by confessing that she'd had her eyes opened when, "later in the competition, I started seeing those qualities in someone else.
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" 'Mother, not a monster' Moreno countered that Salman was a "simple young mother" with a low IQ who was the victim not only of Mateen's abuse and infidelity, but also of manipulative FBI interrogators who coerced her into confessing things that are "provably false.
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Hoffman projects as the steady questioner, unmoving as Phoenix's character has a near breakdown trying not to blink, confessing to incest and murder, all in the name of trying to get the approval of someone he thinks may be the father figure he longs for.
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The charges rely on a series of alleged confessions, according to the documents, which state that Hathloul confessed to applying for a job at the UN along with confessing to being in contact with the human rights groups Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch.
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Zhao Wei, a legal assistant for the prominent detained lawyer Li Heping, was herself detained last July on subversion charges but released on bail on Thursday given what police in the city of Tianjin described as her good behavior and confessing to the charges leveled against her.
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In court, Aylor argued that his client should not be punished for something for which he has already served time – just because the government wants "to squeeze him" and pressure him into confessing because "some jailhouse rat has come up with a story," according to court records.
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A California father who drugged, sexually assaulted and killed the 14-year-old daughter whose remains were found in 2009 buried in the backyard of the family's former home faces life in prison without parole after confessing to those and other crimes against female minors, PEOPLE confirms.
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He is no longer a member of Marble Collegiate or First Presbyterian in Queens, and it's hard to picture him sitting through a service, or confessing his sins before a congregation, or listening, in quiet hours of Trump Tower, for the still, small voice of God.
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However, later on in the interview—part of a six-part series by Amsterdam-based video blog FaceCulture—she starts to open up, confessing that on the day when the results rolled in, she woke up in Paris at 230:22004 AM to watch the news.
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I've heard too many stories of men confessing having committed sexual violence and having the church treat them like they just messed up, momentarily gave into their weakness, rather than like they committed a crime that may well traumatize someone for the rest of their lives.
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The extensive interview finds Bush confessing that he felt "gutted" after the infamous tape found its way to the public, and that he attended a 13-day self-help retreat called "The Hoffman Process" in Napa, California after his departure from The Today Show in October.
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For one thing, the couple's relationship continued to flourish after they split: As co-chief executives, they continued to spend every day in each other's presence, doing all of the things that married couples commit to: parenting, splitting finances, meaningfully communicating, confessing, forgiving, even occasionally touching.
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Here, too, Judge Kavanaugh has already shown flashes of greatness, admirably confessing that some of the views he held 20 years ago as a young lawyer — including his crabbed understandings of the presidency when he was working for the Whitewater independent counsel, Kenneth Starr — were erroneous.
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" In an editorial titled "A Rising Tide of Anti-Semitism," the editors said the newspaper had not learned from its own history, confessing "In the 85033's and 1940's, The Times was largely silent as anti-Semitism rose up and bathed the world in blood.
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But what is unexpected is that on the eve of delivering his first guest sermon at Five Ends Baptist — a speech titled "Don't Eat the Dressing Without Confessing" — Sportcoat shoots Deems Clemens's ear clean off, and then appears to hump him in front of the whole project.
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Little, who is serving life behind bars for his conviction on three murders committed in the 1980s, began confessing additional killings some 18 months ago to a Texas Ranger who interviewed him in his cell at the state prison in Lancaster, California, according to the FBI.
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A source close to the situation told me that when Bieber was informed of the leak he broke down, confessing that he had made the video a while back, as a joke, and that he thought he had deleted it from his laptop, which was later stolen.
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In September, the former Disney Channel star opened up about the dark days of her alcohol and drug abuse, confessing that while her family and friends had staged a few interventions over the years, they didn't have an impact until they finally told the star they were abandoning her.
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"stern, yet comfy" If you're feeling uncomfortable about being filmed while confessing your darkest thoughts, it may be reassuring for you to know that you will not be identified by name and that you will receive an "honorarium," which appears to be code for a small amount of money.
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How about the way White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney waved away the quid pro quo accusations by confessing in a now-infamous press conference earlier this month that "we do that all the time with foreign policy," as if it was just a generally accepted practice?
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"The Sixth Amendment guarantees a defendant the right to choose the objective of his defense and to insist that his counsel refrain from admitting guilt, even when counsel's experienced-based view is that confessing guilt offers the defendant the best chance to avoid the death penalty," Ginsburg wrote.
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" That's saying something, given that the talk show host has usually been anything but uncomfortable, whether it's performing nude in a sketch with Ellen DeGeneres and Conan O'Brien or confessing to all kinds of outrageous behavior in her books, including "My Horizontal Life" and "Are You There, Vodka?
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Those models enjoyed widespread public support in 2016, when the United States Justice Department announced that Odebrecht, the Brazilian construction company, had agreed to pay a $3.5 billion penalty after confessing that it had set up a department to bribe politicians across the region to secure public works contracts.
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Confronting Mr. Durst's former friend Nick Chavin, who in sensational testimony on Thursday said that Mr. Durst had admitted the killing to him, Mr. DeGuerin quickly set the tone: "It took seven months for you to come up with the story about Bob Durst confessing to you?" he said.
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