I just want to make it known, though, that I have a clear conscience toward myself, a clear conscience toward my parents, a clear conscience toward my family.
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"This is about conscience, the conscience of the nation, the conscience of my friends on the other side of the aisle," said Representative Hank Johnson, Democrat of Georgia.
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If I had to follow my conscience or the law, I would follow my conscience.
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Pakistan is appealing to the conscience of the world, but the world's conscience is distracted.
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Pakistan is appealing to the conscience of the world, but the world's conscience is distracted.
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My son has either no conscience or a selective conscience, and he is very self-righteous.
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Moves on religious conscience objections Trump announced new actions on protections for conscience rights during the service.
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They should have more of a conscience the manufacturers, they should have more of a conscience, the NRA.
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As Jesse Pinkman was the conscience of Breaking Bad, Kim has become the conscience of Better Call Saul.
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So, while we have conscience, let's sell records, and come up with records that can sell with good conscience.
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The Conscience Protection rule was first proposed in conjunction with the launch of HHS's Conscience and Religious Freedom Division.
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"My conscience is my boss, and my conscience dictates rules that are extremely, I'd say, grand — they're rough but beautiful."
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When you have a soul, you have conscience, but when you don't have a conscience, that means that you lost your soul.
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My family, my conscience—I have such a fucking conscience now, it's almost lame—is what stops me from doing fentanyl again.
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One could understand Mosset's work as abstraction with a socio-political conscience, where conscience is embedded in the medium instead of the message.
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"My conscience, as an activist, as a strategist, my conscience is very clear," she told host Joe Madison on his Sirius XM broadcast Monday.
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Harris is sometimes called the conscience of Silicon Valley, but it's more accurate to say that he's the spokesperson for the conscience of Silicon Valley.
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"The events of 30 years ago still stir our conscience, and the conscience of freedom-loving people around the world," Pompeo said in his statement.
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Anderson fails to understand Kennedy's statement about conscience and believes Catholic politicians should take their cues from bishops instead of from their own conscience and constituencies.
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But just as my conscience is what got me to take this job in the first place, my conscience could not handle going out that way.
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It also gives those who want to exercise their conscience rights a private right of action to enforce this law and other longstanding conscience laws on abortion.
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A CLEAR CONSCIENCE Facing the press for the last time as CEO, Thiam said he was leaving with a "clear conscience", though was apologetic for the scandal.
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HHS created a new Office of Conscience and Religious Freedom within its Office of Civil Rights more than a year ago, and soon after proposed its conscience rule.
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"But just as my conscience is what got me to take this job in the first place, my conscience could not handle going out that way," he said.
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Rather than fulfilling its legal obligation to protect conscience, it has instead sought to coerce health care professionals to violate their conscience and participate in procedures that end life.
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I considered that, but just as my conscience is what got me to take this job in the first place, my conscience could not handle going out that way.
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Flake's book " Conscience of a Conservative " goes further.
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" - Penny, 35 "Dumped me, needed a 'clear conscience.
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Tristan Harris has been called "the closest thing Silicon Valley has to a conscience" in the Atlantic, and, more concisely, "the conscience of Silicon Valley" in the Wall Street Journal.
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Health and Human Services just announced a new "Conscience and Religious Freedom" office to "vigorously uphold the rights of conscience and religious freedom," acting HHS Secretary Eric Hargan recently announced.
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The rule, called a "Conscience Provision," would have allowed health care providers and workers receiving federal funds to opt out of those procedures if they violated their "conscience" or religion.
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"I think this is a question of conscience, and if we all do [what our] conscience dictates [we should do], we will be able to live with ourselves," he said.
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Catholics today don't hear much about the primacy of an informed conscience because many priests take the position that a conscience at odds with the church is by definition insufficiently informed.
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There's somewhat of a crisis -- of conscience and policy.
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" He continued: "And should I look to my conscience?
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" The Washington Post recently called him fashion's "public conscience.
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That few would dare to vote their conscience — I'm assuming that some Republicans in Congress still have a conscience — is not a surprise given their fear of President Trump and his base.
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"We respect the conscience of each Missourian and recognize that members of our party have deeply held and sometimes differing positions on issues of personal conscience, such as abortion," the amendment read.
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Known as the "Protecting Statutory Conscience Rights in Health Care; Delegations of Authority," the measure aims to protect conscience and religious rights surrounding abortion, sterilization and assisted suicide, HHS officials have said.
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It has announced the creation of an entity inside its Office for Civil Rights called the Conscience and Religious Freedom Division, which will respond to alleged violations of conscience and religious protections.
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Name Withheld Our law wisely respects religious conscience within very broad limits, and you correctly recognize that religious conscience, not just unthinking bigotry, might guide people who object to same-sex unions.
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"In the choice between standing with Senate norms or standing up for what my conscience tells me is best for my country, I will always choose conscience and country," Mr. Booker said.
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Related to the "conscience" clause is the binding of delegates.
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People still voted their conscience based on whatever they believed.
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My conscience is very clear and my resolve is unbreakable.
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" Lynn Roy added, "I don't believe she has a conscience.
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His administration was marked by grace, civility, and social conscience.
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"I think his conscience was weighing on him," King says.
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"Atena Farghadani is a prisoner of conscience," Amnesty International said.
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As a woman of conscience and faith, I cannot concede.
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I am only sorry, in good conscience, that I cannot.
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But I can't in good conscience leave it at that.
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We make an honest living here, our conscience is clear.
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These stories should start pricking the conscience of us all.
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I cannot in good conscience attend a convention supporting him.
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They will be weighing up two things: strategy and conscience.
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Are they all profoundly forgetful or have they no conscience?
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But there are men and women there who have conscience.
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For his act of conscience, he deserves our overwhelming appreciation.
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Do we need new laws and a renewed public conscience?
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The album's conscience is evident in varying shades of subtlety.
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How has public opinion changed in regard to conscience clauses?
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In lay parlance, it could point to a guilty conscience.
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Investing with a conscience can improve resilience during market downturns.
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"Republicans with a conscience are cringing," a Trump ally said.
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"My conscience is clear," the alleged captive's father reportedly said.
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No foreign policy expert could support him in good conscience.
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"Conscience of a Conservative" - Jeff Flake (Random House, $20173) 8.
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Anyway, we can't (in good conscience) recommend taking this approach.
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In 2013, Amnesty International declared her a Prisoner of Conscience.
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Trump's tweeting and James Comey's conscience made sure of that.
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So in your view, do animals possess morality and conscience?
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It's paramount to work and lead with a moral conscience.
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Amnesty International has described Rajab as a "prisoner of conscience".
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Amnesty International considers many of those people prisoners of conscience.
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Take the money and vote as your conscience tells you.
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This level of depravity should rattle anyone with a conscience.
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No one with a conscience can favor continued drug war.
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Like a bluebell, she seems beautiful and totally without conscience.
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Was it exceptionally sophisticated performance art with a social conscience?
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We can't do this to our kids in good conscience.
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We don't really think they have human feelings, a conscience.
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And we cannot in all good conscience let that slide.
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"This man was the conscience of the Senate," Graham said.
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Only then will they be able to vote their conscience.
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"These women are the voice of my conscience," she writes
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Fund managers with any conscience should steer clear of Aramco.
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The surfers' role as corporate conscience expanded with the company.
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"I can't in good conscience support this nominee," said Sen.
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"People worked not from fear, but from conscience," he said.
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They will haunt the American conscience for decades to come.
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You'd have to really examine your conscience with that one!
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Brazil's inequality shocks the conscience, and leads to obvious injustices,
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It's kind of interesting what happens with the collective conscience.
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That is why Congressman Black introduced the Conscience Protection Act.
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Their innocence should have a greater claim on our conscience.
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If the guy jumps, that'll be on my conscience, too.
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She says electors have every right to vote their conscience.
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Shopping with a social conscience has, arguably, never been easier.
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But mainly I just don't want it on my conscience.
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How can any Republican in good conscience vote against that?
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All possess alike liberty of conscience and immunities of citizenship.
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Remember when Lindsey Graham seemed to have some independent conscience?
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Don't expect anyone involved to experience any pangs of conscience.
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Ms. Merkel nonetheless offered the voters a good national conscience.
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Voters of good conscience must swarm the polls in 2020.
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It is a moral imperative and an act of conscience.
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But the "Buckow Elegies" are needled by Brecht's bad conscience.
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He said he was acting as a matter of conscience.
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The biblical prophets were the moral conscience of God's people.
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Institutions with a conscience have a tendency to be weak.
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He should tap into his conscience and help the migrants.
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"My wife and I have a clear conscience," he said.
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"I've got to be moved by my conscience," Lewis said.
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Did he himself have a bad conscience as a father?
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Amnesty International has designated her as a prisoner of conscience.
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"In my conscience, I could not do it," she said.
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With his social conscience aroused, Mr. Mendes helped unionize them.
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What the world needs now is capitalism with a conscience.
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Lindsey Graham has forfeited his conscience to escape a primary.
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The nation's conscience forbids the state to kill innocent people.
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But now, he claims he wants to clear his conscience.
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She called him the conscience of the financial services industry.
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Hence the blossoming of conscience in McConnell, McCarthy and others.
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Instead, they can include exemptions for conscience or moral ideology.
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Nonviolent action is not an appeal to a dictator's conscience.
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You need to have a conscience and respect existing laws.
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Better yet, think your conscience, your morals could handle it?
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He said bankers with a "dark conscience" should come clean.
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GOODSTEIN: Listen, the reason that Democrats&apos heads are exploding is because it shocks the conscience to see babies in these metals fences, cages, call them what they want, that&aposs what shocks the conscience.
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The Conscience Protection Act simply codifies long-standing conscience protections that prohibit a hospital or health care facility that receives federal funding from discriminating against a health care professional for their commitment to protecting life.
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She's being so thoughtful in helping British brands with a conscience.
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These frauds are violations of community trust that shock the conscience.
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Vote your conscience, just don't do anything else Ted Cruz says.
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I'm hoping for mobilization — a call to action, raised social conscience.
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But Jaime can't go along with Cersei's plan in good conscience.
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Everyone sheds conscience and inhibition to fulfil desires and avenge injuries.
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The 28503th Circuit disagreed, holding that electors can vote their conscience.
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This, frankly, is an unlikable decision—one that shocks the conscience.
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And for me, the real stakes are her conscience, her soul.
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Can a member of the #Resistance watch "Roseanne" in good conscience?
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He will have to balance fiscal prudence with his social conscience.
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Returning to his normal life, he experienced a crisis of conscience.
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As a woman of conscience and faith, I cannot concede that.
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" —Walter Becker "There's no pillow as soft as a clear conscience.
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"No, I would tell Republicans to vote their conscience," Reagan said.
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"Republicans with a conscience are cringing," a Trump ally told him.
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Let's not let money taint our conscience and compromise our values.
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And his tenderness can cause you to overlook his social conscience.
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I don't think that Montreal has an individual conscience about music.
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" She said the decision to leave was made "in good conscience.
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Can we still, in good conscience, enjoy movies from bad men?
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We'll carry it on our conscience for the rest of ours.
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I did — we did — what our conscience called us to do.
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"If I did that I would abandon my conscience," Jundi says.
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Maybe what was bothering him wasn't his stomach but his conscience.
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As entertainers, our role is to be the 'conscience of humanity.
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On my conscience, I have no cases where I caused imprisonment.
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"And that was 'vote your conscience,' " he said with a laugh.
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She said she'll be returning her diploma to ease her conscience.
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Voting third-party is not a means to clear your conscience.
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He depicts Shatique as a kindly woman with an upright conscience.
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In April, Amnesty International named him their 2018 Ambassador of Conscience.
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"He has done his best to follow his conscience," he wrote.
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"In the end, it's up to their individual conscience," Horrigan said.
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The answer must be up to the viewer and her conscience.
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He would go to confession during this evening's examination of conscience.
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The group also said conscience rights for physicians were not unlimited.
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These prisoners of conscience include human rights defenders around the world.
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More broadly, Americans have reinstated conscience protections but for how long?
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Federal, state and local regulation grows unchecked and without a conscience.
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America was built on the rights of conscience and religious freedom.
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It's a righteous, dangerous protest that becomes an emblem of conscience.
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But perhaps her conscience was not as pristine as she claimed.
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Yes, the Kremlin imprisoned Jewish prisoners of conscience in the gulags.
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One American health care professional's conscience violated is one too many.
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What about that insistent crisis of national conscience "the American Negro"?
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I couldn't in good conscience let that state of affairs continue.
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Discretion is advised by store personel, parents and your own conscience!
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Upholding the basic tenet of democracy should not strain your conscience.
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Last year, Amnesty International awarded him the Ambassador of Conscience Award.
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He never gave Caesar the authority over the rights of conscience.
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The conflict between private conscience and public duty is age-old.
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This is reprehensible and shows a lack of any moral conscience.
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Helicopters overhead, how they move like spirits with no conscience. Patience.
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Afghanistan, and the Taliban's resurgence there, receded from the national conscience.
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SoLa Impact has a different strategy: investing with a social conscience.
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WORDPLAY Roland Huget has an open heart and a clear conscience.
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He said to me privately that all people have a conscience.
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Can Avedon's illustrious image coexist with evidence of his social conscience?
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I don't know how he could do it with a conscience.
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What Scaramucci is doing is trying to soothe his own conscience.
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That is not a risk I can take in good conscience.
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They feel that they can't, in good conscience, utilize government funding.
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My food choices are guided by my conscience and my religion.
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Only then will they do "impartial justice" and vote their conscience.
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He clearly exhibited extreme anti-social behavior, seemingly bereft of conscience.
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His parents, he said, instilled in him a strong social conscience.
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At some point, each of us must answer to our conscience.
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A woman alone can know the dictates of her own conscience.
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Any officials involved in such a shakedown should search their conscience.
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In this time of crisis, we need bold acts of conscience.
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The Conscience Provision was scheduled to go into effect on Nov.
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When other people's "conscience" and "religious freedom" supersede your constitutional freedoms.
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"We are your bad conscience," they said to the Nazi leaders.
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"It's a stain on the American conscience," one Army officer said.
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Each voter must be governed by his or her own conscience.
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Major fund providers offer investments with a social or environmental conscience.
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But Area 51 didn't really enter the public conscience until 1989.
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And finally, meet your conscience and stand up to President Trump.
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Books of The Times Conscience of a ConservativeBy Jeff Flake140 pages.
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What is expected is that senators ultimately will vote their conscience.
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John McCain said he "cannot in good conscience vote" for it.
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Amnesty International called him a "prisoner of conscience" after his detention.
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Maybe I should clarify some points for my own moral conscience.
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Every one of us has an obligation to follow our conscience.
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Ignore them at the peril of your now thoroughly awakened conscience.
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"It's a matter of personal conscience," Romney said at the time.
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None of us needs to do anything that's against our conscience.
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I don't want someone's stupid mistake of ODing on my conscience.
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They have some feeling, some conscience, for what they have done.
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It's like programming without conscience, which to me is very scary.
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Regular morals, conscience, ethics — that's for slobs like you and me.
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The proposed conscience rule was submitted in January 2018 alongside HHS' creation of the Conscience and Religious Freedom Division within its civil rights office, which provides resources and personnel to enforce the new guidelines and ensure compliance.
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Today's proposed rule will provide our new Conscience and Religious Freedom Division with enforcement tools that will make sure our conscience laws are not empty words on paper, but guarantees of justice to victims of unlawful discrimination.
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In their zeal to underscore the need for strong conscience protections, none of the speakers unveiling the Conscience and Religious Freedom Division mentioned physicians like Willie Parker, an obstetrician/gynecologist who views providing abortion as religious ministry.
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This whole business about "vote your conscience" — that's a wonderful-sounding phrase.
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Hatred, he said, "can rot away at a person's intelligence and conscience".
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But we will stand our ground wherever in good conscience we must.
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In good conscience, I could not keep my crew on the road.
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God bless all of you, I will die with a clear conscience.
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"I voted with my conscience," Urban, who is an evangelical Christian, said.
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Under questioning, Grate allegedly told investigators he wanted to clear his conscience.
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It should be a decision based on the conscience of each individual.
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Shahidul Alam did what any citizen with a conscience would have done.
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Some people will pay a premium for products that salve their conscience.
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"Pointing the way to abortion is a violation of conscience," Waggoner added.
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I can't in good conscience recommend you get one for your home.
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It has been written as an act of conscience and of duty.
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I know you are an intelligent man, that you have a conscience.
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Both parties intend to allow members to vote according to their conscience.
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Yet, he argued he had no choice but to vote his conscience.
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We implore all elected officials to speak their conscience with more conviction.
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No conscience, no guilt, no shame, no remorse, no regret, no apologies.
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It is a question not only of conscience but also of justice.
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I cannot in good conscience endorse the Republican party in any way.
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" Senators are "dreading having to weigh their conscience against their political calculations.
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Sure; if you don't have a conscience, you can certainly try it.
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Which is to say some people have not a shred of conscience.
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It was about honor, self-respect, dignity, reputation, and a clear conscience.
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As long as Idomeni exists, he says, it will tax Europe's conscience.
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"I have had this on my conscience since that day," he wrote.
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He wrote it as if he was my conscience speaking to me.
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Like Ali, Kaepernick decided to follow his conscience no matter the consequences.
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I can no longer in good conscience endorse this person for president.
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Hold your conscience in as high esteem as you do electoral strategy.
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"I don't believe she has a conscience," Lynn told CBS of Carter.
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And I realized that I couldn't, in good conscience, continue working there.
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I wanted to go in with a clear conscience just in case.
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If they do, that's their conscience, and they can deal with that.
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"This is a conscience vote," Cole said before taking the House floor.
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"It&aposs going to be a matter of conscience," said the Rev.
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"It's time to vote your conscience," Johnson said in a statement Saturday.
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Some feel that rooting our conscience in biological origins demeans its value.
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They grab her heart and her conscience, and they never let go.
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Both are also retiring, meaning they're free to vote their conscience. Sen.
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The former secretary of state underscored that women should vote their conscience.
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Kaepernick was named Amnesty International's "Ambassador of Conscience" for 2018 on Saturday.
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For how could we, in good conscience, wholly sympathize with these characters?
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Amnesty International said seven prisoners of conscience were still jailed in Azerbaijan.
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What undecided voter can in good conscience vote for this con man?
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"I cannot in good conscience consider a guilty verdict," the juror wrote.
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Some corruption is so brazen that it immediately offends the public conscience.
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And that judgment may haunt the nation's conscience for decades to come.
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Smith's "Declaration of Conscience" speech criticized the tactics of her colleague, Sen.
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Cela montre qu'il y a une prise de conscience du sujet défense.
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He could have done this if the conscience was weighing on him.
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"We're a school with a conscience," says Rina Singh, the school principal.
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"His administration was marked by grace, civility, and social conscience," he continued.
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Calling mothers, daughters, sisters, grandmas, aunties - all women of good moral conscience.
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"Oh, I get it, this is social conscience art," the voice says.
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People should be free to vote with their conscience — and in private!
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Technically, Cruz did say that Republicans were free to vote their conscience.
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Mr. Matobato said he had come forward because his conscience bothered him.
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That episode remains a blot on the conscience of the United States.
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In reality, the break was mutual, precipitated by Steele's act of conscience.
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Who is this stormtrooper Finn, and why is he developing a conscience?
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ELIZABETH SILKES Executive Director, International Coalition of Sites of Conscience New York
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Was my conscience sufficiently bothered that I decided to leave the show?
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"I took it alone in my soul and conscience," Strzoda told lawmakers.
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I didn't have the makeup for that, because I kept my conscience.
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It is your conscience for what is right and what is wrong.
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She has been the conscience and the equilibrium for so many Americans.
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"These data shock my conscience," Gottlieb said when he announced the restrictions.
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"Business tends to forget more quickly than social conscience," the diplomat said.
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My music speaks to anyone with a conscience for what's going on.
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Failed architecture is our own bad conscience, realized in stone and steel.
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There's an even more compelling case for them to vote their conscience.
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Although party loyalists of conscience and prudence might even call for Mrs.
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"Vote Your Conscience!" they chanted, gathering on different floors of the building.
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Before long he's forced to choose between his conscience and his career.
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Yet "Conscience" raises questions about itself as well as about what's right.
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Bienvenido Ramirez said Fujimori encouraged him to cast a vote of conscience.
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Dicks has developed a social conscience, when will the politicians follow suit?
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But can I in good conscience let him continue to work free?
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They showed conscience, a heart, and a healthy amount of internal debate.
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It shakes our conscience to really, truly, take note of our circumstances.
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"I am hurting, I am in pain, don't you have a conscience?"
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Share your (unique, not reused!) passwords widely and with a clean conscience.
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"Hatred can rot away at a person's intelligence and conscience," he wrote.
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No one believed that Ross was a man of conscience or principle.
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The girl, Rhonda, doesn't want him killed on account of her conscience.
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There is zero indication of a stirring of conscience in the Senate.
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Nor is it about PR or "optics" or even my own conscience.
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They worked with Amnesty International, which declared him a prisoner of conscience.
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They don't care for the softer virtues of America: respect, tolerance, conscience.
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These men and women are without conscience, and they operate without rules.
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Let governments of conscience seek international criminal accountability for North Korea's leadership.
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""The author sees this as an act of conscience and of duty.
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"You should always marry your conscience," Jay says in the Times interview.
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Don't miss: Why it's so hard to invest with a social conscience
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Earlier this year, Kaepernick was named Ambassador of Conscience by Amnesty International.
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HARWOOD: I saw a copy of "Conscience of a Conservative" over there.
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That is why in good conscience, I support public funding for abortion.
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Indeed, no one would be precluded from voting their party or conscience.
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His retirement from politics could have freed him to vote his conscience.
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There's no law to prevent them from doing so, only their conscience.
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Madison therefore got some value for his slave, while satisfying his conscience.
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But here's one that's targeted at the company's collective conscience: Its employees.
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Suspiria is simply a film that cannot be remade in good conscience.
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I'd also like to remind her that this situation perpetuates a myth: that the only conscience claims that can be made are negative, framed as objection, rather than positive, as in the conscience-driven imperative to deliver care.
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Once again, conscience protection applies to everyone with an bona fide religious or moral objection; not only are houses of worship and ministries of service restored to equal footing before the law, but individual conscience is protected as well.
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Movie Deckard is forced to kill against his conscience and his better judgment.
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"That is not a risk I can take in good conscience," Bloomberg explains.
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"That is not a risk I can take in good conscience," he said.
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I will not stand for it, and no people of good conscience should.
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He even said, "vote your conscience," the rallying cry for anti-Trump delegates.
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Refusing treatment to vulnerable patients should not leave anyone with a clear conscience.
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Killer with a conscience: Could this former death squad member bring down Duterte?
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" Elvis Costello cancelled shows in 2010 on the "matter of instinct and conscience.
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According to RNC rules, delegates have always been able to vote their conscience.
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Then in your good conscience you should do what you think is right.
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" He characterized it as "an assault on the conscience rights of all Americans.
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Hours later, those code words -- "vote your conscience" -- would ignite a political firestorm.
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There's the funny sidekick who serves as both her accomplice and her conscience.
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Yes, she has forced conservatives like me to test our conscience regarding Trump.
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The conscience clause came into existence after abortion was considered a constitutional right.
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The Trump administration is really trying to expand the reach of conscience clause.
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The tipping point: He told convention-goers to "vote your conscience" in November.
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The problem is that Reyla, unlike her family, is burdened with a conscience.
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"I cannot in good conscience vote for the Graham-Cassidy proposal," he said.
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Amnesty International has declared one young woman, Akmaral Tobylova, a prisoner of conscience.
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"That is not a risk I can take in good conscience," Bloomberg wrote.
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"She is our conscience, she is our seer, she is our truth-teller."
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In all honesty this was something I could not in good conscience allow.
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But I can't in good conscience say I don't understand why that happens.
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Mitt Romney said it was "a matter of personal conscience" to oppose Trump.
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The one thing that doesn't abide by majority rule is a person's conscience.
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What's the origin of that nagging little voice that we call our conscience?
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We should also add, that at no point does conscience cloud the party.
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"That is not a risk I can take in good conscience," he wrote.
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And without doubt, the conscience vote is one to confirm Dr. Ben Carson.
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You can't in good conscience make a client pay for your poor planning.
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You might get pangs of conscience or like pants-shitting terror and squeal.
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The guiltier the conscience the better, since there is more sin to expunge.
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Sadly, I can't recommend the last one, at least not in good conscience.
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Lindsey Graham said last week that he "cannot in good conscience" support Trump.
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In a broader threat, the conscience rights of Californians are also under attack.
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I did so as a matter of conscience, and my sense of duty.
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"What my mother says is that she has a clear conscience," she added.
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"Silicon Valley is getting a little bit of a bad conscience," Thiel said.
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The latter change would let delegates break their pledges based on personal conscience.
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"People are going to have to answer for their own conscience," she said.
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"When did Walmart grow a conscience?" read a headline in The Boston Globe.
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People of conscience came from all over the country to complete the march.
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"I wanted to work decently, and my conscience was bothering me," he said.
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The "Conscience and Religious Freedom" division is a serious threat to patient autonomy.
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Von Rezzori is a Céline with a sense of humor and a conscience.
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I hope they'll vote their conscience, and register a dozen new voters, too.
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Some commentators have condemned these women for their lack of a social conscience.
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"Things without soul and conscience do not generally interest her," The Times said.
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Traditional and current Republican rules and practices allow delegates to vote their conscience.
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Certainly those advocating a "conscience amendment" implicitly understand this and they are right.
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He instead urged Republicans to follow their conscience when they vote in November.
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The correct diagnosis of my ailment was common sense mixed with a conscience.
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I cannot, in good conscience, just stand by and watch cover-ups happen.
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Dr. Bartolo is the film's conscience, Mr. Rosi said, and Samuele its unconscious.
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And I cannot — I can't conscience about — about a party that supports that.
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The left uses social justice and moral egalitarianism to appeal to our conscience.
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In particular, it framed global warming as a challenge to the religious conscience.
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Always with a clear conscience because I work tirelessly to salvage my relationships.
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Playing a central role in those choices we make thoughtfully is our conscience.
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Still, I cleared my conscience by knowing I'd only knocked out every guard!
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And let all Americans with a conscience finally demand a stop to it.
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But he was a man of conscience, and he could not remain silent.
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For centuries, the African-American church has been the conscience of our country.
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They can vote the way their conscience, religion or news sources steer them.
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He said he could no longer work at Willow Creek in good conscience.
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An unbearably guilty conscience prompted her to finally end the relationship in 2007.
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Conscience can be made to suffer, but in the end it usually wins.
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He is often looked to by his supporters as the conscience of capitalism.
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He explained that God had given me a conscience and a good mind.
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"Any attempt to engage your conscience must be seen as conscious," he says.
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In good conscience it cannot be supported and would have to be resisted.
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Meanwhile, Rich's essays draw ever closer to her own and her readers' conscience.
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But upon the stage of life, while conscience claps, let the world hiss.
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Nor would we ever ask him to violate the dictates of his conscience.
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Even among the supposedly good guys, conscience-salving and favor-trading are endemic.
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Italo Svevo's "Zeno's Conscience," and I don't know why I waited so long.
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If people understood what's going on in prisons it would shock anyone's conscience.
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There's no easy answer, but we do our best to console our conscience.
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The call of conscience is even harder to escape than Japanese house arrest.
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Quixote fought giants because he could not, in good conscience, not fight them.
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Mr. Casey sought to put the Honduran woman's case on Mr. Trump's conscience.
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Ross did not experience an epiphany of conscience or a surge of courage.
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Covering up a savage murder like this will only hurt the human conscience.
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But tyrannies also have a fatal vulnerability in the face of moral conscience.
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The Dreamers pose a litmus test for the conscience of the Republican Party.
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I appeal once again to your conscience; this aid is to save lives.
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Pharmacists are legally allowed to deny it to women according to their conscience.
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In the battle for his conscience, Hitler proves to be a formidable adversary.
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"I cannot in good conscience attend tonight's sham," Ms. Pressley wrote on Twitter.
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Springora faisait l'effet d'une bombe dans une France en pleine prise de conscience.
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Conscience is our guide, whatever trappings we might choose to clothe it in.
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But I thought he'd be obligated by his conscience to pass them along.
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Kim has a conscience and this is her fumbling effort to appease it.
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"This is a matter of conscience for me," Englund said in an email.
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The current veteran suicide rate of 85033 per day should shock the conscience.
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"In this old age I will die with a clear conscience," she said.
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On some issues, you have to do what conscience tells you is right.
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Il considère désormais que son rôle est d'éveiller la conscience de ses concitoyens.
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Conscience protections have a majority of support in both the House and Senate.
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Will our silence kill the conscience of our country and our spirit, too?
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Then, his conscience and schedule apparently clear, he boarded a plane for Florida.
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Tom Stoppard's play, a drama of conscience, consciousness and coincidence, reaches its conclusion.
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The infliction of cruelty with a good conscience is a delight to moralists.
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I will not officiate a same-sex marriage based on a conscience issue.
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And when I cast my vote in favor, my conscience will be clear.
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Elizabeth Warren, who has made her reputation in Washington as the Democrats' conscience.
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She's much more ghoulish than her television counterpart, killing without conscience or hesitation.
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But the 1973 Church Amendment, the first of these conscience clauses, is broader.
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Flake saw himself facing an unavoidable choice between his conscience and his career.
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The reason: a guilty conscience and knowing #MeToo is coming for him soon!
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But these flickerings of conscience do little to prettify Mr. Trump's overall record.
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If the Court rules that Jack must abandon his artistic expression and conscience in order to pursue his craft, then we all will face a profound loss — the removal of freedom of expression and freedom of conscience from the public square.
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" The new division, called the Conscience and Religious Freedom Division, will enforce "laws and regulations that protect conscience and prohibit coercion on issues such as abortion and assisted suicide" in HHS-funded or conducted programs," according to OCR's updated website.
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Could we in good conscience stay here, continue working here, have another child here?
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Throughout the political turmoil of the 20th century, champions of conscience earned our admiration.
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Would we have a larger crisis of conscience if it was handed to us?
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"My conscience is absolutely clean," Kovacs told reporters outside the courtroom during a recess.
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I think you have got to come up with these shocks -- the conscience examples.
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"It shocks the conscience," the plaintiff's lawyer, Gerald McGonagle, tells the Kansas City Star.
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Once death was off the table, however, jurors could convict with a clearer conscience.
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"You'll carry two burdens of conscience with you," she said Vigliocco had warned her.
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" Weddington called the video of the incident "disturbing" and said it "shocks the conscience.
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Imagine, for a moment, that you're Damien Hirst — except, you know, with a conscience.
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Almost everything after Cruz said "vote your conscience" was subsumed in an angry roar.
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Romney for clearly following his own conscience and being more concerned about, as Sen.
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Each state has its own rules for when delegates are allowed vote their conscience.
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They can use their "free will" and "conscience" to vote for whomever they want.
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"The conscience of our party is on the line," she told me in Frederick.
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Oprah Winfrey, a talk-show host, called Ms Morrison "our conscience" and "our seer".
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"I think Jussie's conscience is probably not letting him sleep right now," Schmidt said.
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Conscience Point shines a light on this injustice and hopefully continues to raise awareness.
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In a moment illustrates her well-rounded moral conscience, Carol chooses to save Ezekiel.
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I can say with a very fair conscience, I'm so thrilled to be here.
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Doing so would allow delegates to vote their "conscience," many in the movement say.
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And that was 'vote your conscience,'" he told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day.
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"This should be done by law" and as a matter of conscience, he said.
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The questioning commenced — was the choice to take Abigail home really a conscience one?
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"I needed the drug to alleviate my conscience," explains a member of a gang.
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"She may be gone, but her conscience will be with us forever," he said.
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" On Wednesday, McCall shared a Bible verse, encouraging others to have a "good conscience.
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Still, it's a marvel to watch with the audio and your conscience turned off.
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He credits them with awakening his political conscience as a member of the Ainu.
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Her writing was a beautiful, meaningful challenge to our conscience and our moral imagination.
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"For me, it is a vote about my conscience," said Democratic Assemblyman Eduardo Garcia.
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Instead though, you have a conscience and choose an interplanetary odyssey over more bread.
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" "Conscience has an unmistakable stink to it — kind of like onions and morning breath.
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I think of her as the conscience of AI. Most AI researchers are nerdy.
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I would only say, study the proposals well, pray and choose with your conscience.
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It was a matter of both conscience and, as many explained, a growing savvy.
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I would love to have a crisis of conscience just once in that game.
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Vigano's supporters in Italy and abroad praised the former diplomat as following his conscience.
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We'd like to be the source of some kind of conscience for these industries.
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As such, she says she cannot in her right conscience vote for U.S. Rep.
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I have very little time for watching T.V. A guilty conscience needs no accuser.
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"Nahuel awoke the collective conscience," says Diego Giuliano, president of Rosario council's security committee.
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But for Sibley, the matter of releasing the names is a matter of conscience.
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Well, here's something to assuage your conscience: supermodel Chrissy Teigen feels the same way.
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It must be emphasized that conscience has to be properly formed by church teachings.
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The people who are willing to talk are people of conscience, people of courage.
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Its title was Conscience of a Conservative — a nod to his political hero, Sen.
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Selling its diamonds as "morally pure" should play on the social conscience of millennials.
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Comment la victime de racisme se construit-elle une conscience raciste à son tour?
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" The state's senior senator, Democrat Richard Blumenthal, said, "The nation's conscience must be galvanized.
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If they can destroy freedom of conscience, then every other liberty is at stake.
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George looks around the cemetery, filled with people who fought for freedom of conscience.
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"She has the opportunity to be the conscience on this issue," said former Sen.
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Most recently, he received Amnesty International's Ambassador of Conscience Award, the organization's highest honor.
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But moments of conscience are the exception for congressional Republicans in the Trump era.
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"She cannot in good conscience move forward with the ceremony," her rep said Thursday.
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"I cannot in good conscience allow the agreement to continue," Kenney told the paper.
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Too often, those challenges are met not with acts of conscience but with cowardice.
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For its Western proponents, an international criminal court was largely a matter of conscience.
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Conscience of a Conservative is a lucid look at what ails the Republican Party.
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Conscience of a Conservative might end up being a wake-up call for conservatives.
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Conscience of a Conservative is understandably consumed by recent history, particularly the 2016 campaign.
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"The Court still feels in its conscience that it made no error," he declared.
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"Honestly don't know if I could, with a clear conscience, recommend it," Said Murray.
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" The business outlet Barron's last year dubbed Fink "the new conscience of Wall Street.
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It is crucial for global security and the world's conscience to get this right.
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It is up to people of conscience to expose such injustice through nonviolent means.
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But it's more important that I do what my conscience requires by speaking out.
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"In Sarajevo we had the market massacre that woke up the conscience," he said.
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If your conscience is different than your constituents', then you'll have a hard time.
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He even makes him a minor character as the conscience of the digital age.
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If the sight of slaughtered angels did not dent the nation's conscience, could anything?
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Conscience might manifest as the brain predicting how other people would view our actions.
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We, too, must fear apathy as we face of our own crisis of conscience.
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Colin Kaepernick's singular act of social conscience has galvanized many in the black community.
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Supporters call the three — Joshua Wong, Nathan Law and Alex Chow — prisoners of conscience.
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Today, in a nonreligious sense, journalists are the moral conscience of the wider culture.
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He becomes a heroic prisoner of conscience and enjoys corresponding with female pen pals.
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But, it should be an affront to people of good conscience of any community.
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She owes no debt except to her conscience, which, thankfully, is alive and well.
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He has sung about matters of conscience as well as affairs of the heart.
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"No one believed that Ross was a man of conscience or principle," Suri observed.
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We don't whip that issue, you have to make that decision with your conscience.
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But he's lightweight, lacking the tortured conscience that William Holden brought to Wilder's movie.
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It now seems to be auditioning for a different role: the industry's moral conscience.
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That is quite different from saying that those voices of conscience should lead us.
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Motivated by nothing more than a nagging conscience, these whistleblowers have discharged their duties.
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Some frustrated readers may find this to be better for Goldsmith's conscience than satisfying.
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"A politics of conscience is still yet possible," Williamson said in her statement Friday.
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Instead, Democrats must follow their conscience and vote for the candidate they believe in.
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" What Trump is attempting is no less than the destruction of America's "national conscience.
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Whether the Trump administration is listening, people of true conscience must surely take heed.
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Montag's crisis of conscience is what Jordan said assuaged his unease about the role.
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In other words, society hasn't grown a conscience, it just got a smart phone.
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Luther's faith and commitment to liberty of conscience inspired many in transforming European culture.
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Flake penned a book, "Conscience of a Conservative," that is deeply critical of Trump.
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And he has a social conscience, speaking out on gun control, among other issues.
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They are co-authors of the book Unbound: The Conscience of a Republican Delegate.
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Similar conscience protections sailed through Congress on a bipartisan basis in the recent past.
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"I sleep very well at night, I have a very easy conscience," he said.
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The Democrats have made it clear they want their members to vote their conscience.
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The state is a terrifying enemy, but a clean conscience is a powerful ally.
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And tremendous powers of denial," Flake writes in his book, "Conscience of a Conservative.
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Follow it up with a Wagyu sirloin, medium rare, and feel your conscience explode.
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How much "support" can I offer my boys and still have a clear conscience?
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We black women, and the black women in Alabama, are the conscience of America.
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Nature gives way to knowledge in (CON)COSCIENZA (With Conscience), another short performative video.
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Still, photographic reportage has the power to quicken the conscience and motivate political commitments.
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And what, in terms of human tragedy, would have ultimately weighed on our conscience?
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He had enough conscience to believe that there is moral truth, worth dying for.
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Mary is a hitwoman, indeed — a crack shot and a badass with a conscience.
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So basically, the person emerges from an individualist vision and acquires a vaster conscience.
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We find it difficult to imagine the existence of humans without morals or conscience.
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Gamby feels a pang of conscience at what he's done; Russell clearly does not.
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Conservative lawmakers will be allowed to vote according to their conscience on this amendment.
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The proposed conscience rule was submitted in January 2018 alongside the Department of Health and Human Services creation of the Conscience and Religious Freedom Division within its civil rights office, which provides resources and personnel to enforcing the new guidelines and ensuring compliance.
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But in my conscience -- because that's how I have to vote, the end of the day, is with my conscience -- I could not conclude that he was the right person for the court at this time, and this has been agonizing for me.
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In other words, this is one top that's gentle on your pocket, body, and conscience.
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It's safe to say that Hollywood is experiencing a crisis of conscience at the moment.
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Evading cancer and maybe even a guilt-free conscience to boot—what's not to like?
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Maybe he is trying to clear his conscience is what it seems like to us.
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"You have to vote your conscience," she said, echoing Ted Cruz's Republican National Convention speech.
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There's gotta be something to it, there's gotta be some conscience, and I love that.
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For more than two decades, Tim O'Reilly has been the conscience of the tech industry.
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Britain's social conscience has been outraged by Trump's campaign rhetoric over the use of torture.
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A day later that website had disappeared; its creator apparently had a crisis of conscience.
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For the women who have been telling their stories and to vote with his conscience.
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As I left, I was aware of no internal second guesses, no prickings of conscience.
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Geralt, meanwhile, is never compelled to do anything until his conscience summons him to it.
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Then, we can ask in good conscience: What indeed is someone in Wambach's position thinking?
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Unfortunately, unicorn ice cream is gross, so we cannot praise its victory in good conscience.
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" It adds, "Each of us feels called upon by our conscience to sign this letter.
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The extent of Epstein's alleged crimes "shocks the conscience," Berman said at Monday's press conference.
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We have a right to live according to our faith and according to our conscience.
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Ostentation was thus a disgraceful distraction from the asceticism required to examine one's own conscience.
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What is it about Charlton that makes him a good conscience-like figure for Eliot?
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"In My Mind" (Motown) Hip-hop is in the throes of a war of conscience.
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John Wells says he cannot in good conscience enter NFL stadium because of anthem protests.
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"After the trial and after he was acquitted, some people developed a conscience," Darden said.
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This is a story about conscience and sin, and the way murder tarnishes the soul.
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In practice, though, even the global defence of freedom of conscience has become increasingly politicised.
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We can make conscience consumer decisions, we can buy responsibly, and we can ask questions.
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Hard-left Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, she said, would "outsource our conscience to the Kremlin".
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Every animal comes with a price, and the only barriers are one's coffers and conscience.
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"They (state lawmakers) need to obviously always vote their conscience," he told the radio station.
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It mirrors similar efforts by the administration that protect conscience rights in the medical field.
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"The carnage in Syria remains a gaping hole in the global conscience," he told reporters.
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Not to mention Pepsi's advertising has never had much of a reputation for social conscience.
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"That's a Christian concept," he said of the ability to worship according to one's conscience.
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She is also the co-founder of ConScience, a non-profit dedicated to science education.
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Dean was always a bite of his own conscience, there for his most vulnerable moments.
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Then you can listen to the noir-ish, devastating "S-Town" with a clear conscience.
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So the question is whether we can rebuild that coalition of conscience within the Congress.
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As matters of both politics and conscience, they will have to live with this forever.
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They are often the kinds of kids that are called superpredators—no conscience, no empathy.
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The murder was unique in that it entered every New Yorker and city dweller's conscience.
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Safeguarding my conscience, I steered clear of male nurses or anyone working for an NGO.
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" Friedman Agnifilo said Weinstein's reported pattern of mistreating women is "disgraceful and shocks the conscience.
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Il faut partager cette conscience géopolitique et en effet s'assurer que tout le monde suit.
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In those cases, the teacher has a duty of conscience that the law will support.
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As a legislator, Becerra kept a balance between appeasing Democratic leadership and voting his conscience.
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Mr. Ryan has to weigh his conscience along with the party unity so many seek.
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Arpaio's conviction on his refusal to obey existing immigration laws was a prisoner of conscience.
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Are we here to see a movie, or to perform some duty of social conscience?
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But if your conscience doesn't allow for that, then be strong and make a stand.
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Unacceptable and blatantly racist language continues to enter the mainstream of our culture and conscience.
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The children only make an appearance as comic relief, or as their parents' guilty conscience.
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The recent announcement by HHS may not significantly change the substance of the conscience laws.
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"People are booing the idea of listening to your conscience," Mr. Jost said on air.
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" Yet she admits to "a bit of a guilty conscience," and laments "indifference and shortsightedness.
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These medical professionals have a right to a conscience just like the rest of us.
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Their conscience is telling them what to do, but fear and complacency keeps them silent.
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So much for the American freedom to live your life in line with your conscience.
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Speak up with the clear voice of conscience about what has really happened to Israel.
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I pleaded with him to vote his conscience and oppose the Republican tax plan bill.
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This is the backbone of America—the government's respect for every person's freedom of conscience.
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The indictment describes his conduct as "so abusive it shocks the conscience," the Post reported.
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The Gutfreunds' social life received far more press coverage than their acts of social conscience.
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That forced payment for only public schools violates conscience rights is not a new revelation.
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Pittsburgh (CNN)The rabbi lies awake at night, wrestling with his conscience and his God.
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That may have really rooted itself into the public conscience, [despite] contradicting research since then.
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Those who cannot express themselves on the streets are still free to vote their conscience.
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This race, Mr. Kaine said in an interview, requires Democrats to respond to their conscience.
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Thus, we cannot in good conscience advocate buying or adding to DG at this level.
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"We have said that this is a matter of individual conscience," Cornyn told The Trace.
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That's the difference; that's where it stops — you can't force the conscience of other men.
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Or can we agree that this newish debate is best left to the individual's conscience?
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I don't believe the natural world has a conscience, I think we're merely geographically unlucky.
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But now Dick's Sporting Goods has stood up for what decency, morality and conscience demand.
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And, if no one called, the driver could have kept the money in good conscience.
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We cannot in good conscience be members of an organization with such a painful history.
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I see my job as a fiction writer with a social conscience as the opposite.
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Abercrombie's painting offers a glimpse into the financial challenges of the citizen with a conscience.
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You can be cool and political, have this social conscience and advocate for both things.
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"I was trying to help my conscience, so her memory would not die," he said.
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The New York Philharmonic's "Music of Conscience" series features different artistic approaches to current events.
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And they will be on Mr. Trump's head, and his conscience if he has one.
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You cannot logic it away or humiliate it into retreat or appeal to its conscience.
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But the Chicago P.I. has a fierce social conscience, perhaps the fiercest in her field.
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A stubborn journalist, a human being with a conscience, gets dismembered in a Saudi consulate.
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Liberals are the country's moral conscience; conservatives are its moral compass with a stationary arrow.
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Do you want to look in the mirror in the morning with a clear conscience?
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"It's one of the rare things where he's got a conscience," Sergeant LoPuzzo later said.
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The tension between following orders and following one's conscience is one I have long studied.
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But the idea that Eminem is somehow the moral "conscience" of the country is ludicrous.
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Her relative reticence makes her not just the film's conscience, but also its central mystery.
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Ted Cruz said you can vote your conscience for anyone who will uphold the Constitution.
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Soon there were thousands of Utahns ready to vote their conscience, then tens of thousands.
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She intends to introduce a "conscience clause" allowing delegates to vote for whomever they wish.
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He said he was willing to do this for the privilege of voting his conscience.
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"It was a conscience decision" to sign up for an R-rated romp, she said.
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"As a Christian politician I cannot leave my conscience outside the door," Mr. Vassallo said.
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I hope they understand that this bill is a test of conscience and of courage.
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Companies cannot remain neutral on issues of conscience, even if it means losing some customers.
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And will Tom, advised by his inner Jiminy Cricket, let his conscience be his guide?
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They were often held up as voices of conscience whose criticism underscored the president's wrongdoing.
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So far, the impeachment inquiry into President Trump has featured few Republican voices of conscience.
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La gauche française doit faire un examen de conscience, avec soin, avant d'appeler à l'abstention.
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MORE (Ariz.) announced on Friday that he couldn't in "good conscience" vote for the legislation.
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Democrats pleaded with committee members to vote with their conscience and put country over party.
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Black Lives Matter has delivered a wake-up call to every American with a conscience.
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He said white athletes should follow their own conscience when a black teammate speaks out.
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Dani: a striver, torn between her conscience and her desire to please her wealthy dad.
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It requires, for instance, that providers seeking federal grants certify compliance with conscience-protection statutes.
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Howard said a shift toward conscience investing could also lead investors to pile into shares.
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But being Catholic is basically about forming your own conscience within certain rules and regulations.
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My mom always taught me that your own conscience is your basic frame of reference.
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Democratic leaders are not whipping votes for support, calling the impeachment vote one of conscience.
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Those experts universally agreed on the unique spirit of the American conscience, entrepreneurship and ambition.
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The fact that an elector can vote her conscience does not necessarily mean she should.
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The contraception mandate will remain, though there may be a "conscience-based exception" for some.
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The Department of Health and Human Services may make drastic changes to the conscience exception.
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McCain said in a statement he "cannot in good conscience" support the bill from Sens.
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As things stand right now, I'm inclined to vote my conscience and back Mr. Weld.
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"The guy told me to do what my conscience told me to do," Pete said.
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"Loyalty to conscience and principle should supersede loyalty to any man or party," he said.
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Before, it was just a matter of individual conscience as to whether to report cases.
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He attributes his strong conscience and psychological resilience to his ability to win over fear.
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My top concern is the legality of the Constitution — and there my conscience is clear.
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Millions of Americans exhibit symptoms, but still have a conscience and a hunger for moral improvement.
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Even delegates that are free to vote their conscience are not planning to switch off Trump.
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It concerns "expression" and whether Colorado may "compel" Mr Phillips to "create" it against his conscience.
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After his arrest, he began sending her love letters, and her conscience caught up with her.
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And that can sometimes liberate people from the conscience that the rest of us might feel.
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Shame is acknowledging the rules of the community, whereas guilt is an internal prick of conscience.
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"It shocks the conscience to see that someone at that age could be thinking like that."
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The sovereignty of individual conscience and the freedom of one's imagination are everyone's most precious possessions.
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The freedoms to follow one's conscience and to realise one's imaginings are our most precious privileges.
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The lesson has been learned: an enemy without a conscience will -- and has -- booby-trapped toys.
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I don&apost want to hear it&aposs the conscience of the Senate, or the Congress.
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" He said the attack "shocked the conscience of our nation and filled our hearts with grief.
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WILLIAMS: It&aposs a matter of conscience and voting for what is right as opposed to.
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For his part, Booker said Tuesday that he felt a "call to conscience" to oppose Sessions.
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But what sneaks up and floors you is the film's racial conscience and profound, astonishing beauty.
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But you cannot, in good conscience, tell me that the left is not also doing it.
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It also ate away at my bank account, which in turn ate away at my conscience.
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But it earned him something more valuable: a quiet conscience and an honored place in history.
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"We have torn human conscience from the clutches of faith," declared René Viviani, a Socialist minister.
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Instead, Murkowski and Collins are expected to vote their conscience, because women are supposed to care.
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Elie Wiesel was a great moral voice of our time and a conscience for our world.
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Clay, however, decides he's not going to listen to this possible manifestation of his own conscience.
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"Film or record all partisan manifestations that ... offend your freedom of thought or conscience," she urged.
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" She added, "I can say with a very fair conscience, I'm so thrilled to be here.
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A guilty conscience isn't necessarily a bad thing — in fact, it's proof you're not a sociopath!
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"Kanders must have the insight and conscience to kick himself out of the Whitney," she said.
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When she was in confinement for being Myanmar's conscience, Ms Suu Kyi wrote "Freedom from Fear".
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They are often the kinds of kids that are called super predators: no conscience, no empathy.
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Between the two crimes of (possibly demented) conscience, Mr Sigmund describes a world of intellectual endeavour.
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"If I did not challenge these laws, my conscience would be full of guilt," Neda said.
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His "Conscience of a Conservative" was meant as a cri de coeur to his fellow Republicans.
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Otherwise you risk waking up on November 9 with your conscience very much full of regret.
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It sounds like God's Not Dead finally has gotten a conscience about its culture-wars attitude.
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"I cannot in good conscience vote for the Graham-Cassidy proposal," McCain said in a statement.
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"Corruption and Conscience" is closer to something ripped from the headlines than ripped out of Tolkien.
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All he had to do was say 'Trump' and he used the dog whistle for 'conscience.
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" "The VLBC will not in good conscience sit silently and support his inclusion in this event.
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And as such, loyalty to conscience and principle should supersede loyalty to any man or party.
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But that only made his call for Republicans to vote their conscience all the more shocking.
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Does Schwimmer rise above his O.J. co-stars for being the unlikely conscience of his series?
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Merkel also has emerged as the conscience of the developed world, the guardian of democratic principles.
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Other Democrats accused their GOP colleagues of being too scared of Trump to vote their conscience.
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"People of good conscience need to step up and say 'No, this is wrong,'" he says.
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Forget millennial pink—truly, these memes are a feast for your eyes and your social conscience.
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He is the author of Doing Good—the New Rules of Corporate Responsibility, Conscience and Character.
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Then the chorus says, 'But my dreams aren't as empty as my conscience seems to be.
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Perhaps Dratch's guilty conscience finally caught up with her as she saw her mistakes being repeated.
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Johnson concluded Tuesday by thanking his supporters for backing a third party and voting their conscience.
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Ugh, that's just what Bon Bon needs right now — another compromised millennial with a conscience. Disgusting.
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They must respect the role of what has been called the conscience of the federal government.
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The pope, who has attacked Europe's "anaesthetised conscience" on refugees, will visit Lesbos on April 16th.
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Russ Feingold, appears poised to return as a leading light of progressive conscience to the Senate.
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African-Americans, Jews, immigrants and people of conscience everywhere -- we are all in this fight together.
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His good name, not to mention his conscience, would not survive an entry into Trump-world.
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Beyond this overreach, the rule lets a conscience objection be in the eye of the beholder.
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True, she was shaken, but the night was over, and her guilty conscience had calmed again.
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As a gentleman-statesman, Jackson insisted on following his own judgment and conscience in making policy.
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There is no way to shame a man who lacks conscience or to embarrass an embarrassment.
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We do not know the precise contours of the next crisis of conscience Haspel may face.
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And as such loyalty to conscience and principle should supersede loyalty to any man or party.
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Neville's documentary fairly frames Rogers as both a radical reformer and, eventually, the conscience of America.
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John McCain's health will have to "answer for their own conscience," McCain's daughter Meghan said Monday.
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Kaepernick was presented Amnesty International's Ambassador of Conscience Award for 2018 in the Netherlands on Saturday.
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But they didn't have the same rights of personal liberty and personal conscience that people have.
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There are glimmers of courage, however, with Senate Republicans exhibiting some conscience in the last month.
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Tubman addressed Northern gatherings to awaken the conscience of fellow Americans, risking capture by bounty hunters.
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"I cannot in good conscience vote for the Graham-Cassidy proposal," he said in a statement.
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All that is on my conscience and it's the judgment of my kids that I fear.
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The people who had a conscience, the employees who refused to go along, they deserve vindication.
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Naz would have taken the plea deal had Chandra not persuaded him to follow his conscience.
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"I want to live and die with a free conscience and a free soul," he said.
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Schoolboys who had been slaughtered around the same time failed to register on the world's conscience.
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They also argued that prohibiting gay marriage violated Bermuda's 1968 constitution, which protects freedom of conscience.
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The trial of the Charleston church shooter places us at a crossroads of Constitution and conscience.
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Donate as your conscience dictates to those groups that seem best to you, but support them.
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Pricking an enemy's conscience would possibly lead to a change in their behavior, Van Voorst says.
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In truth, it is a leech on the national purse, the national conscience, and on individuals.
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The parties' lack of ideological definition also made it difficult for citizens to vote their conscience.
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Northam is, in practical terms, accountable to nothing for the next three years except his conscience.
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We want you to know that we respect an individual's conflict between teaching and their conscience.
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As conservatives with a conscience, they have already sacrificed their electoral careers to oppose Mr. Trump.
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That's just a lie that your willful ignorance and purposeful blindness perpetuates, to protect your conscience.
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New conscience protection rules are scheduled to take effect in November but are facing numerous lawsuits.
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" Another group called Delegates Unbound has begun a nationwide ad campaign that implores, "Vote your conscience.
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McCain cited his conscience in his Friday announcement he would not vote for the Republican legislation.
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This may be comedy for 5- to 10-year-olds, but it's comedy with a conscience.
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"We cannot in good conscience abandon this cause," Pence said to applause in his home state.
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In a guilt culture you know you are good or bad by what your conscience feels.
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He has written an entire book critiquing Trump's brand of Republicanism, called Conscience of a Conservative.
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It's my conscience allowing me to forget a period in my life I'd rather leave behind.
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I can't claim with a clean conscience that I have been dreaming of this moment forever.
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Instead, I emphasise its genderless silence in the dock, a machine executing actions without moral conscience.
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A selection of artworks that point back in time evince a strong sense of historical conscience.
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Read on for Wade's take on these and more topics on our collective conscience right now.
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"I think he certainly understands 'vote conscience'; vote your district, and then vote party," Bardella said.
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"I cannot in good conscience vote for the Graham-Cassidy proposal," McCain said in his statement.
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He's inside my head now, an image emblazoned on my conscience that I can never escape.
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McCain is unique in politics as someone who will speak his mind and support his conscience.
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"And if you are a die-hard Joe Biden supporter, by all means vote your conscience."
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It could even trouble an atheist judge whose conscience tells her that capital punishment is wrong.
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"I did it as a matter of conscience and my sense of duty," said Chris Gagin.
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It is a portrait of an aging man, stung by his conscience, bewildered by his times.
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There's nothing ghoulish about him except the cases toward which his conscience is always dragging him.
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I just felt that as a matter of my own personal conscience, I could not remain.
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In season 1, Justin, depicted as a jock with a conscience, was dating cheerleader Jessica Davis.
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The most devoted activist can help fix only a small portion of what offends his conscience.
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However, binding physicians to practice without any personal conscience could have a deleterious effect on society.
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It isn't for you to intervene in her life in order to salve your own conscience.
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There is no collective action, and therefore collective conscience, because we are isolated from one another.
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There is no collective action, and therefore collective conscience, because we are isolated from one another.
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In the process, it indulges in preposterous twists and leaden dialogue about nature, nurture and conscience.
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His conclusion: People have an inborn conscience that they must act upon, regardless of the consequences.
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Throughout his career, Coates had strained against writing anodyne pieces that would soothe the white conscience.
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"This attack shocked the conscience of our nation and filled our hearts with grief," he said.
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Aside from the power struggle between the Rhoadeses, there's a crisis of conscience for Taylor Mason.
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She has won numerous awards from human rights groups, which consider her a prisoner of conscience.
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His primary role is to control or guide the president's conscience based on his campaign promises.
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Turing makes a few soliloquizing cameos in "Machines Like Me," functioning essentially as the novel's conscience.
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Voters deserve to know that he will not stand up for the conscience rights of taxpayers.
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The government should not force individuals to celebrate events or express ideas that violate their conscience.
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And maybe there are enough people of conscience left in the G.O.P. But there probably aren't.
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And we cannot in good conscience extend a hand of cooperation to those who condone it.
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He rightly sees it, rather, as preaching — not mixing church and state but conscience and state.
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The articles were drafted by Democrats with careIn hopes that a conscience would soon bloom there.
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"Hatred can rot away at a person's intelligence and conscience," you explained from your prison cell.
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Trump did not develop a late-life conscience, once he became leader of the free world.
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K., let's just decide in Parliament on the question of conscience, everyone is free to vote.
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Republicans of courage and conscience ought to join the Democrats who cast their votes for impeachment.
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EDT: A House Foreign Affairs subcommittee is holding a hearing on prisoners of conscience in Vietnam.
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John McCain issued a statement that he could not "in good conscience" support the latest measure.
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"When you're carrying your wallet, you make conscience decisions about which card to use," he said.
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Nondiscrimination (or public accommodation) laws were never intended to compel expression in violation of one's conscience.
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Under any conceivable sentencing scheme, some sentences will shock the conscience for leniency, others for severity.
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What happens to Northam is ultimately up to the people he serves and to his conscience.
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It is conscience that led these everyday heroes to stand up for their rights — and yours.
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Beyond Europe, Luther's legacy shaped American ideals about liberty of conscience while animating a reformist impulse.
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He is the author of Doing Good: The New Rules of Corporate Responsibility, Conscience and Character.
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Congregation member Sue Ryter, 74, says she sees the church's action as a matter of conscience.
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Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.), even fought for the inclusion of conscience rights for health-care workers.
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This crass display can only be described as partisan politics with no conscience — or outright hypocrisy.
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Beyond the corruption, Trump now routinely dabbles in abuses of power that should shock the conscience.
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These are inconvenient facts for those who like to locate America's antebellum conscience in the North.
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She also recounts a personal struggle with illness and conscience that led her to speak publicly.
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You have always voted your conscience, and defended the rights and liberties of all our citizens.
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"The play's the thing / Wherein I'll catch the conscience of the King," he tells the audience.
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If Williams haunts "Leading Men," it's not as its guiding spirit but as its guilty conscience.
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A book that gives the English language back to itself and your conscience back to itself.
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Nearly 100 prisoners of conscience were in Vietnamese jails last year, according to human-rights groups.
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This wasn't just a crisis of skills or cash flow; it was a crisis of conscience.
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"This attack shocked the conscience of our nation and filled our hearts with grief," Trump said.
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Her so-called conscience clause is unlikely to receive the support of a majority of the delegates.
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Any individual not obeying its construct of proper behavior only has their own conscience to rely on.
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Some are pushing for a "conscience clause" that would allow delegates to vote against the presumptive nominee.
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The ad closes with text: "GOP delegates: Follow your conscience" with a link to Delegates Unbound's website.
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" 22014 - Receives a Personal Peabody Award for creating "All in the Family," a "comedy with social conscience.
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Mr Whatcott is not the only Canadian to have been punished recently for an act of conscience.
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It was the image that shocked the conscience of the nation, or so the media told us.
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There was little reason to think that he'd suddenly discover a political conscience or deep policy chops.
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In addition, we have been concerned over the lack of conscience provisions for faith-based service providers.
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This normalization of lethal violence, in turn, erodes our nation's moral foundations and numbs our collective conscience.
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There are almost no limits according to conscience or law, only by what is currently technically possible.
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The government should shut down any company that has lost the conscience about following the industry standards.
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Darryl Ervin Rouson, a Democrat, said his vote to remove Israel is a vote of his conscience.
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Accusing Vlaming of "insubordination," the board fired Vlaming when he stated he couldn't in good conscience comply.
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Mr Suprun says he has the legal right and the constitutional duty to vote following his conscience.
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Mr. Weinstein's pattern of mistreating women, as recounted in recent reports, is disgraceful and shocks the conscience.
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"This is a foul and bloody stain on Australia's national conscience," Greens senator Nick McKim told reporters.
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She is expected to present the group's "vote your conscience" rule to the rules committee this week.
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He goes with his gut, and says that — in good conscience — he can't marry Tiffany or Chantal.
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Ontario has abolished freedom of conscience by requiring doctors to participate in killing patients, whatever their beliefs.
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He protests Camarena's abduction, and giving the order for his murder seems to weigh on his conscience.
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We should not have to go through this detailed analysis to protect a simple act of conscience.
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Establishing the Conscience and Religious Freedom Division represents a dramatic policy reversal for HHS's civil rights office.
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"They'd be much more in the public conscience" if they were on the stock market, he said.
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"Something has gone terribly wrong when one speaker says vote your conscience and gets booed," Clinton said.
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"If the person [who did this] has any conscience, any heart, please turn yourself in," she said.
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Lilesa's transformative act of solidarity propelled the Oromo people and their grievance to the global public conscience.
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My conscience may have voted at the polls, but my oath of office dictated my prosecutorial discretion.
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It's part of our liberal conscience to protect the rights of minorities, as they should be protected.
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This says that new weapons must comply with "the principles of humanity" and "dictates of public conscience".
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Such is Clark's art that stirs the sublime and conscience with its arresting clarity and visual eloquence.
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The president's words, Mr Biden went on, "stunned the world and shocked the conscience of this nation".
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" Maine independent Angus King said in July that he could not vote for Trump "in good conscience.
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Viktor remembered a conversation with Jon Voight, his son's costar in the short film Court of Conscience.
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"If this doesn't happen, it will be a black stain on the conscience of humanity," he said.
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"People with a clear conscience in Hong Kong feel safe in their own beds," says Mrs Chan.
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At the time, Amnesty International listed him as a prisoner of conscience and campaigned for his release.
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You might call designing against negative consequences a 'growth bottleneck'; others would say it's having a conscience.
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"When it comes to Hong Kong, it prefers checking its social conscience at the door," Pence said.
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The jury acted as the conscience of the community and spoke loud and clear in its verdict.
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We found ourselves in a difficult position: withdraw in protest or stay and abide a conflicted conscience.
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Khawaja Muhammad Asif, Pakistan's foreign minister, has described events in Myanmar as a "challenge to the conscience".
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"This young man, this football player, is acting according to the dictates of his conscience," Lewis said.
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I can't, in good conscience, continue paying for Apple Music due to its partnership with James Corden.
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" Maybe three years in as a harvester, Hozoji said, she "started to develop a conscience about it.
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In fact, Gowdy effectively drilled the narrative he put forth in his report into the public conscience.
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The cost of these cuts is far too great for our country — or our conscience — to bear.
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Macedonian-Americans cannot, in good conscience (a term we've been hearing a lot lately), vote for her.
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The term "genocide" is not a vague assignation to throw at every atrocity that shocks the conscience.
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In the NAACP, there's room for everybody, whether it's Black Lives Matter or other people of conscience.
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But that word — disadvantaged — is not a word that I can, in good conscience, apply to myself.
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" The Texas Democrat said calling for Trump to be impeached is a "position of conscience for me.
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Instead, he talked about conservative principles, fidelity to the Constitution, and the need to vote your conscience.
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The Last Pig shows Comis upending his life to satisfy his conscience, and the trailer is powerful.
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" But the chants grew and eventually turned into jeers when Cruz told delegates to "vote your conscience.
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But I do think part of that conscience vote has to be the impact on the country.
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He blustered against the Radical Republicans, who claimed to be the conscience of the Union war effort.
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" McCain continued: "China has again ignored the international community in its inhumane treatment of prisoners of conscience.
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Brands are frequently turning out one-off pieces or special collections that have a conscience-stoking peg.
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" He added that he can't vote for Trump "in good conscience" and thinks Clinton is "equally unacceptable.
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Her interest in witchhood is bound up with her political conscience, gender identity, and sense of humor.
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Phil Bryant signed one such bill into law, the Protecting Freedom of Conscience from Government Discrimination Act.
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"I really can't in good conscience give my vote to Hillary or Trump," she said, citing Mrs.
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