The difference is that if it's something that is consented to, or the person at least thinks that it's consented to, that's not a crime.
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He consented to a polygraph examination, but he failed it.
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Do you know anyone who has consented to the government?
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Cosby, now 80, says Constand consented to a sexual encounter.
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They may have consented to the creation of the image.
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Martins and Hall both said Chambers had consented to sex.
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The defendants' lawyers had argued the woman consented to sex.
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In March, Ninja consented to a Fortnite session with Drake.
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Reilly was the only patient who consented to being photographed.
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Montgomery has already consented to act as the temporary conservator.
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The president consented to a test Friday night, Navy Cdr.
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The defunct company consented to the judgment without admitting wrongdoing.
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The Supreme Court holds that he consented to the search.
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From the official settlement website: The Court found that members consented to importing their contacts and sending the connection invitation, but did not find that members consented to LinkedIn sending the two reminder emails.
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BKS consented to the order without admitting or denying the findings.
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Emadi said Israel consented to his country's relief work in Gaza.
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"It's not something I would have ever consented to," said Judith.
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She added that no senator should have consented to the agreement.
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Many of those users never consented to having their data collected.
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At first, Mayo consented to putting the information on the record.
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After the tour, he started kissing her, which she consented to.
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But the immigration agency has not yet consented to release her.
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The network has claimed that the accuser "consented" to the treatment.
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Bise and Menendez consented to each pay $890,254 and $850,022, respectively.
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"We never consented to be a sanctuary city," Mr. Gimenez said.
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In both cases, an individual is arbitrarily imposing his or her own discipline outside the code of justice that either we have consented to as a society or that the players consented to in the JDA.
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While she consented to safe sex, she didn't consent to unprotected sex.
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Lawyers argued, at the time, that Sterling had consented to the recording.
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Schulte consented to a search of his phone, according to the complaint.
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Those playing a game have consented to diving into that virtual world.
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So she consented to a bowl of soup at a nearby restaurant.
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Munchee consented to the SEC's order without admitting or denying the findings.
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Bobbitt never consented to Mark spending any money, for gambling or anything.
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We also spent two hours talking before he consented to being recorded.
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NFL Network has reportedly claimed that the accuser "consented" to the treatment.
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At least 41 governors have consented to resettle refugees in their state.
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Investigators say James claimed the girl had consented to having sex with him.
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According to a footnote, the other three have not consented to be plaintiffs.
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If the victim sent it herself, she consented to "dissemination"—to one person.
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So, they should have not consented to letting the agents on the bus.
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We don't need Orwellian government surveillance if we've already consented to self-surveillance.
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Su was arrested in Canada in 2014 and ultimately consented to U.S. extradition.
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Evidently I am the only party that has not consented to this abduction.
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Earlier Tuesday, Lemley withdrew his request for a hearing and consented to detention.
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Spain has not consented to the Catalans' independence, nor Iraq to the Kurds'.
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Patients have consented to the clinical procedure as important to their medical care.
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The state later consented to new sentencing proceedings in the five other cases.
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Even May's mood improved sufficiently that she consented to let him remount her.
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The company consented to the SEC's censure without confirming or denying the SEC's claims.
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Legend, without admitting or denying guilt, consented to a censure and a $125,000 fine.
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It turns out I had consented to getting it on in the women's restroom.
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"Musk never consented to and would not consent to such a sweeping gag order."
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Morgan Stanley consented to FINRA's findings but did not admit or deny the charges.
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And the video was shot by a parent who had consented to the assignment.
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Lawyers for Sedlak, Garske and Gottcent consented to going forward with just 11 jurors.
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The men had denied the accusation, saying that the woman had consented to sex.
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Additionally, you can check where you've consented to microphone use in apps for yourself.
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Aronson admits he would not have consented to interviews were he still with UMG.
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As Alison tells it, the woman had propositioned her son and consented to sex.
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As for the suggestion that she consented to sex with Hutton and his friend?
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After Granzier and Sweep consented to a search, deputies found footage of Area 51.
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What's getting distributed isn't necessarily images that were consented to in the first place.
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Websites learn more about shoppers this way than they would have consented to otherwise.
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Those who consented to the plan would receive new securities in the new subsidiary.
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A lawyer for Mr. Leissner, who consented to the Fed ban, declined to comment.
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Arrested in Canada in 2014, Su ultimately consented to U.S. extradition, the Justice Department said.
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They may have consented to the continued possession and control of the image by another.
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But only if they have actually taken the time to read what they've consented to.
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In a victory for Mr Macron, the Germans have consented to a euro-zone budget.
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As part of the deal, Baghdad consented to issue travel documents to deportees from America.
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On the same day, he made his initial appearance in court and consented to detention.
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What's important for looking at rape is simply whether Michèle consented to it or not.
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I mostly consented to getting help because I wanted to make my dad feel better.
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Almost half of the participants who were Facebook users consented to sharing their profile data.
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Connor Sherlock and Robert Yang consented to the inclusion of their tweets in this story.
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Mr. Meenan said his parents consented to the arrangement because they implicitly trusted the priest.
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That August, he consented to endure a series of video interviews for the historical record.
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" Officials say Ross also should have known the woman "had not consented to the dissemination.
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Whatever other sexual acts she consented to are irrelevant to his ignoring her direct statements.
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"Nobody consented to this deal except you," the opposition lawyer Khaled Ali said on Facebook.
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Komsomolskaya Pravda is the only newspaper for which Mr. Putin has consented to be photographed.
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The companies consented to the orders without admitting or denying the findings, the bureau said.
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Disney, which had backed Fox in the auction, said it had consented to the sale.
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Three female detainees selected by the prison director said they had consented to be interviewed.
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Facebook also targets non-users with ads, even if they never consented to the practice.
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With most crimes, a victim has consented to no part of the conduct at any point.
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State Street and Mr. DeBaggis consented to the orders without admitting to or denying the findings.
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The SEC said both executives also consented to the order without admitting or denying the findings.
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"Attorney Davidson never consented to any recordings of his conversations with Mr. Cohen," Mr. Wedge said.
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Gourdine also signed up for the UC-Davis study and has consented to donate her brain.
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It was developed using data from 2013 million of its users who consented to the research.
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Masina adamantly denied raping the woman -- and told investigators she had consented to the sex acts.
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The order states that the company consented to the settlement "without admitting or denying" its findings.
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The order was prompted by the parties to the case, who consented to making the disclosures.
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If Constand had actually consented to sex with Cosby, that would mean she hadn't been raped.
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Divac ultimately came to terms with swapping Hollywood for Charlotte and consented to joining the Hornets.
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" As for making news, Stanley "willingly consented to speak, but said he had nothing to tell.
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She even consented to a certain amount of butt-sniffing from a persistent and amorous Chihuahua.
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It also consented to pay back wages in Florida and Massachusetts, for a total of $222,22016.
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These women all consented to be a part of this comedy segment, as Kimmel has noted.
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Noah Duguid had no Facebook account and, obviously, never consented to receive text alerts from Facebook.
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Of the 85 families who later consented to having this information disclosed, three newborns had such mutations.
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Without admitting or denying FINRA's findings, Securities America consented to both a censure and a $2125,2000 fine.
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The defense attorneys argued that Piazza "voluntarily" attended the pledging event and consented to drink alcohol there.
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Charlene was found to be "suitable and qualified" by the court, and Conway consented to her appointment.
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Authorities tell PEOPLE the home was sold years ago and its current owner consented to the search.
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"Deepfake" porn typically features actresses or other celebrity women who haven't consented to appearing in the videos.
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Moreover, the phone is owned by Farook's employer, which has consented to the FBI accessing the phone.
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But on the other hand, she had consented to doing a drug she'd never done before, right?
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"I haven't consented to this, and I bet you haven't either," Rosenworcel added in her MSNBC interview.
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Why would they imply an alleged rape victim may have consented to an act she can't remember?
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On Tuesday, he consented to his first interview in two years with a Sirius XM radio host.
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Mr. Su was arrested in Canada in 2014 and ultimately consented to extradition to the United States.
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McWilliams found that Jane Doe had not consented to the activity, which should have settled the matter.
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A prosecutor, Janis Echenberg, told the judge that Mr. Howe had consented to be held without bond.
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They walked quietly to the checkpoint, formed two orderly queues, and consented to their bags being searched.
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But whatever happens, the consequences are confined to a patient who has consented to the experimental treatment.
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And even if it did, family members said they never consented to potentially fatal doses of opioids.
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Many companies, including 7-Eleven, have already consented to post the warnings in settlements over the lawsuit.
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She stated she "never consented to any form of sex with the defendant," contradicting her friend's account.
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He said it was absurd to think that such frightened people had consented to submit their DNA.
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Andrew Cuomo called "egregious" — enabled police officers to legally claim that someone in their custody consented to sex.
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Disney, which is buying Fox's entertainment assets, consented to Fox selling its 39% stake in Sky to Comcast.
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The lawsuit states the former couple entered another agreement, in which Ayers consented to paying Gunvalson back $81,652.97.
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In another withdrawn study, about treating asthma with antioxidants, the patients never consented to participating in the study.
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Cerved said it did not disclose any privileged information to Advent and only consented to limited due diligence.
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In the end Gevers had consented to his departure on the condition that the entire board be replaced.
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Attorney Michael Burg said the issue is people never consented to the way the bodies were allegedly used.
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The process of this collection and deletion must be well-documented and consented to (at least via EULA).
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Ftouhi's court-appointed attorney, Joan Morgan, said in court she consented to detention on behalf of her client.
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If she flirts on a date, she cannot cry rape later - even if she hasn't consented to sex.
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There were also "conflicting reports," Copeland said, about whether Villavicencio had actually formally consented to a background check.
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The bank consented to FINRA's resolution of the case, but it neither admitted nor denied the alleged lapses.
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The other issue is what you have consented to by purchasing a ticket and coming to the event.
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Late in the negotiations, the American diplomats consented to dropping mention of Ukrainian interference in the 2016 election.
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In 2015, Christie consented to a new project called Gateway, after Obama's Transportation Department upped the federal funding.
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Artis Capital and Harden consented to the SEC's order without admitting or denying the findings, the statement said.
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The enrollees also consented to a brain autopsy when they died; just before age 89 was the average.
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The company has more than 5 million customers, 80 percent of whom have consented to participating in research.
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Yes — but this person has consented to the inherent risk involved, while the people on the street haven't.
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Walgreens and both executives consented to the order without admitting or denying the findings, according to the SEC.
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Most boys consented to having their faces photographed while several did not, so their photos were not published.
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It even consented to talks about amending the Spanish Constitution to expand autonomy for all of Spain's regions.
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The girl has said that she consented to sex, but not to the abuse or to the recording.
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Huafu consented to the order and, without admitting or denying the findings, agreed to pay a fine of $250,000.
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She told police that at the time, she felt like she consented to that second, morning round of sex.
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While in the hospital on Wednesday, Rini refused to let agents fingerprint him, but consented to a DNA swab.
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As property of the Aranoa family, Carmen could not have consented to a romance with any member of it.
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Margaret Thatcher lost the party more votes, as most Scots felt they had not consented to her economic policies.
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Just remember: This is only recommended if your sexting partner has already consented to sending sexy pictures of themselves.
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Merrill Lynch neither admitted nor denied the charges, but consented to FINRA's findings and agreed to pay the fine.
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Apple says the snooping app is too invasive, even if users consented to letting Facebook watch their every move.
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The ICRC has been interviewing families of dead Argentine soldiers since 2012 and 107 have consented to DNA testing.
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Instead, he focused on whether the ex-girlfriend, whose name has been kept confidential, consented to the sexual encounter.
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The researcher obtained the data even though users had not consented to handing over their information for political purposes.
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If I had consented to it, he's not someone I would have regretted hooking up with, but I didn't.
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But just 43 percent of those assigned to a doctor who was white or Asian consented to be screened.
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To create a statistical model, they compared a subset against 1,500 patients that had also consented to providing DNA.
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Could a prosecutor subpoena a brain scan that a suspect consented to in the past as a research volunteer?
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In Motherboard's test, we found a person who consented to have their license plate entered into the DRN system.
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FINRA said that Robinhood neither admitted nor denied the charges, but consented to the entry of the agency's findings.
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"The U.S. Senate has not consented to Mr. Whitaker serving in any office within the federal government," it stated.
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The ICRC has been interviewing families of dead Argentine soldiers since 2012 and around 100 have consented to DNA testing.
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This is because there are questions surrounding who would file the suit, since the parents themselves consented to the operation.
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But the United States cannot be sued without its consent, and it has not consented to this sort of suit.
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Many such lawsuits are filed in Manhattan, and say the defendants consented to that jurisdiction because they sell catalogs there.
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This could allow it harvest the identities of people seeking information about particular conditions online, before they've consented to anything.
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In her closing statement, Rotunno pulled no punches, arguing that the girl consented to sex with Whitley and his teammate.
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The last time we met I'd consented to it explicitly, so how was he to judge when that consent expired?
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Apple settled for at least $32.5 million in January 2014; Google consented to a $19 million settlement the following September.
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As for the great risk of failure, Caplan said, it's a reality of experimentation that the patient presumably consented to.
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FMC Technologies and the two executives consented to the SEC's order without admitting or denying the findings, the agency said.
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Han also consented to a ban from associating with brokers, dealers, investment advisers and others in the financial services industry.
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GDPR also gives people who have consented to their data being processed the right to withdraw consent at any time.
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The SEC has already consented to his resignation and plans to suggest a new receiver if Irizarry approves the change.
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Watts consented to the officers checking her phone and it was taken to the police department, according to the affidavit.
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Dershowitz maintained that Washington had consented to a one-night stand, then tried to exploit it for money and publicity.
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She ultimately consented to a series of agreements to secure enough support, including limiting herself to four years as speaker.
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Meg lives in Detroit and hasn't consented to be interviewed in years—through a friend, she politely declined my request.
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Following their detention, the men's lawyers argued that the woman was not gang raped but had consented to unprotected sex.
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I gave the private investigator, who offered to demonstrate the capability, a plate of someone who consented to be tracked.
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Pitagora cautions that even things that have been consented to at the beginning of the interaction should be re-consented to in the moment, because it's totally possible to be curious about something one minute and decide you're not ready for it in the next minute, especially if there has been other play already happening.
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Hannah clearly consented to this level of flirtation:"That is what mama needs today," she said in a confessional immediately afterward.
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Zenefits and Conrad consented to the SEC's order without admitting or denying the findings that they violated the federal securities laws.
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By agreeing to free, ad-sponsored mobile apps, we've consented to an economic model that entails continuous and comprehensive personal surveillance.
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The challenge with revenge porn is often that the victim consented to some of the conduct, but not all of it.
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Several women said they had not consented to their names appearing in the ad and some were not victims at all.
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As part of the death investigation, Froeba consented to a blood sample and allegedly admitted to using marijuana the day before.
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For Curry, that distinction was critical: it meant that our system had no jurisdiction over him unless he consented to it.
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But unlike drake, Daniels says she consented to sex with Trump; they didn't use a condom, owing to her latex allergy.
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The project includes stark images of nudity and lactating breasts that his partner consented to, and which make for powerful images.
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The response claims Jami "approved, consented to, authorized, and/or ratified" all of the misconduct ... translation -- she was cool with it.
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Ukwuachu&aposs attorney argued earlier text messages exchanged between the woman and her friend would show the woman consented to sex.
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The largest U.S. automaker said in a statement it consented to an administrative SEC order, without admitting or denying any wrongdoing.
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In it, Brock Turner says the woman had consented to the encounter, but he admitted "imposing trauma and pain" on her.
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I doubt JoJo and Becca from The Bachelor consented to being the faces of Ōnee Anti-Murder Buzzing Leather Wrist Strap.
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The 23andme researchers looked at the DNA of 89,89 customers who consented to having their genetic information used in the study.
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Donaldson also consented to a search of his vehicle and his cellphone and gave permission for investigators to examine his firearm.
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She, like Patel, was turned over to police after she was taken to the hospital and consented to life-saving treatment.
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When Williams and Walker found they were really "up against it" they receded from their position, and consented to go on. . . .
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Cops obtained the recording and say Comrie sounds heavily intoxicated but denied any wrongdoing -- insisting the accuser had consented to everything.
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He eventually relented and consented to the Senate taking two procedural votes by voice, which sped up the process only slightly.
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Let's assume, for the sake of argument, that you had explicitly consented to turn over your Facebook data to another company.
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Elizabeth A. Fegan, the lawyer for the three plaintiffs in the lawsuit, said they had consented to their names being published.
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When the defense argued that Grace had consented to this act, there was uproar: How can someone consent to being murdered?
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What's more, it's unclear whether she consented to her photos being shared among others, making her a possible victim of revenge porn.
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Worse yet, Stripe learns that he consented to the procedure which would wipe his memory and let him be part of this.
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Greg Abbott has consented to the use of the National Guard to support Customs and Border Protection, according to the Defense Department.
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Similarly, companies using email marketing databases must show that all the names on the list actively consented to having their details stored.
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All consented to sharing their data with other research groups, but many had not given permission to be recontacted by those researchers.
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After these decade-old remarks were revealed, women began coming out of the woodwork to claim they never consented to Trump's advances.
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That said, if she wasn't into guys, the prosecution could have destroyed Cosby's argument she consented to sexual contact with the comedian.
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San Francisco-based Zenefits and Conrad consented to the SEC's order without admitting or denying findings that they violated federal securities laws.
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The Streams app data is also — to be clear — personal data that the individuals concerned never consented to being passed to DeepMind.
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They both testified that they had never been interested in sexual contact with him, nor had they consented to such a thing.
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The Post-Dispatch identified about a dozen of Gargac's passengers, all of whom said they would not have consented to being recorded.
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In another case, a former senior official consented to hand over ownership of four billion riyals worth of shares, the source said.
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The White House consented to the release after a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
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Nonetheless, in 2009, Taser added charge metering to the X26, and consented to begin warning cops against shooting people in the chest.
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Furthermore, the iPhone was owned by the employer of the gunman, Syed Rizwan Farook, which consented to a search of the device.
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Eighteen percent of college students in a 2005 Washington Post poll said that if someone hasn't said "no," they've consented to sex.
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But his reign still often feels like a foreign occupation, and not just because a majority of Americans never consented to it.
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The victim "at no point consented to the sexual acts carried out by the accused," the Supreme Court said in Friday's ruling.
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As the vastly more successful second act makes clear, he could have paid a fine to save himself, or consented to exile.
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Her husband blamed her for what had happened—at times convinced she had secretly consented to avoid having more children with him.
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Kogan gave the firm data on up to 87 million Facebook users, yet only 270,000 people consented to hand their data over.
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Fried asked Germany to take nine detainees and was rejected repeatedly; finally, after Clinton stepped in, officials there consented to take two.
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Thousands of patients at Vanderbilt consented to have their blood and their medical records deposited in a "biobank" to find genetic diseases.
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What happened at Middlebury was this: A group of conservative students invited Charles Murray to speak, and administrators rightly consented to it.
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This was a weak story that Turner changed later, the woman said, by claiming that she had actually consented to sexual activity.
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And second, if we consented to lowering the threshold, Democrats would then have the votes to raise the debt ceiling on their own.
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A Billboard source said the rapper had been suffering from exhaustion and sleep deprivation, and he consented to hospitalization after consulting his doctor.
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Although she tested negative for the virus, she claims that she wouldn't have consented to sex with him if she knew his status.
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"Once you have consented to use of your genetic information, you may not withdraw that consent," Orig3n's privacy policy for genetic information reads.
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After some negotiation, Pixar consented to allow Actiview to support Cars 3 at its debut — at least with amplified audio and scene descriptions.
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The restatement draft says that as long as there's "reasonable notice" that such a contract exists, users have effectively consented to follow it.
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He also argued that her consumption of alcohol, and her inviting Martin-Cramp into her home, suggested she had consented to the encounter.
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She said there was no such thing as marital rape—by getting married, women simply consented to sex anytime their husbands wanted it.
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In his letter, he said the woman had consented to the sexual encounter, even as he admitted "imposing trauma and pain" on her.
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In the majority opinion, Chief Justice Mark Cady said that Kelso-Christy knew that the woman hadn't consented to having sex with him.
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"You've made that dead person a sperm donor without their knowing about it, so they could not have consented to it," he says.
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The guest of honor is Roxane Coss (Julianne Moore), a famed American soprano, who has kindly consented to perform, for a sizable fee.
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At the same time, MTS consented to Securities and Exchange Commission findings that it violated anti-bribery provisions of the U.S. securities law.
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Federal prosecutors had originally opposed making the documents public, but consented to unsealing the pages with redactions in a sealed filing last week.
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Shenzhen Luohu District Health Commission officials confirmed that Junjun's neurectomy was tacked on mid-surgery but said Junjun had consented to the surgery.
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Prosecutors argued that Weinstein used "forcible compulsion" in attacking the women, while his defense argued that the women consented to the sexual interactions.
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That meant it had built-in international legitimacy and the government of Sudan had effectively already consented to a break of some kind.
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During that period, Mr. Miller said, the card was not linked to terrorist activities, and the police consented to the city's document purge.
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In some cases, he used higher doses than the men had consented to or administered drugs while they were unconscious, the indictment said.
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They threatened to portray her as having consented to sex and then making a false claim so she could extort Ronaldo for money.
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Her parents consented to donating her organs, saving the life of Max Johnson, also 9, whose heart was failing because of an infection.
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If one is "ready" for what a man wants from her, then by merely existing she has consented to his treatment of her.
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Would Durant have consented to become a Warrior if Golden State, to cap a 271-win season, had become back-to-back champions?
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She said she was the only one who displayed credentials and believed Iverson had consented to allowing her to remain on-site and report.
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The student told investigators that he consented to sex with his English teachers, but state law defined him as a minor at the time.
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He testified that the woman, a 23-year-old Palo Alto resident, consented to the sexual activity, reports the Stanford Daily. http://www.nbcbayarea.com/portableplayer/?
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"My heart sank, but I was just thinking, of course it's not me, I've never even consented to send a nude," Chambers told Refinery29.
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After Sarkozy was elected, Ms. Lagarde, as France's finance minister, consented to the dispute being taken out of the courts and sent to arbitration.
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Affirmative consent – whether a person consented to sexual contact or behavior – has become the standard of proof in California, Illinois, New York and Connecticut.
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"After Mr. O'Neal admitted to being on felony probation and consented to a search, the officers found heroin and marijuana in the vehicle," Sgt.
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I don't know if the user consented to that, or anything about that, but I don't think it gives it a good look. Right.
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"Davidson never consented to the recordation of any phone calls he had with Cohen as he believe the calls were confidential," the claim said.
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The licensing process stopped under former President Obama after the DOE committed to only building nuclear waste sites in areas that consented to it.
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After being questioned by law enforcement and admitting to having multiple weapons, according to the report, he consented to a search of his vehicle.
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He'd ham it up when friends from other departments came by and even consented to pose with us for selfies, against his better instincts.
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Nonetheless, it's worth noting that Markle consented to appear on several magazine covers, including Vanity Fair and Best Health, before she became a royal.
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A generation of American kickboxers found this out when they finally consented to taking part in 'oriental rules' kickboxing, where low kicks were allowed.
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The court said Samsung did not provide proper notice of the arbitration provision and neither customer had expressly consented to be bound by it.
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Prior to those changes in 2015, companies could gain access to information on users' friends who had not consented to having their data collected.
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She told me as much on one of the days that she consented to being driven the rest of the way up the hill.
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The agency "consented to a court order to issue these standards," said Erik D. Olson of the Natural Resources Defense Council, an advocacy group.
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"None of the family members consented to these photographs and were outraged such conduct would take place in a senior living facility," police said.
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If a Facebook user has consented to receive such alerts via a text message, Facebook will send a text to the user's cell phone.
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After both consented to a search of camera equipment in their vehicle, officers discovered footage they'd recorded while trespassing on the restricted government property.
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And yet Americans have, with every terms of service agreement they click "agree" on, consented to just such a system run by private companies.
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Boston-based MatTek uses medical waste from circumcisions, tummy tucks, and biopsies, collected at hospitals from patients who consented to donate their tissue to research.
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The spin-off company argued in an October court filing it had not consented to transfer of intellectual property licenses as part of the deal.
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"When speaking with the driver, he was adamant that you consented to this conversation and that you were engaged in the conversation," the representative said.
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It instead consented to a court order being entered enjoining it from future financial reporting and internal accounting control violations of the Securities Exchange Act.
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I also believe it's clear, though it's harder to establish, that Donald Trump actively sought that involvement and has consented to it at some point.
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The app, called Research, allows Facebook to see how people's friends, who have not consented to having their data collected, interact with those users, too.
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In 2014, leading companies consented to an average wage hike of 2.19 percent and last year brought a 2.38 percent raise - a 17-year high.
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Cosby said in the police statement that he gave Constand over-the-counter Benadryl, and that she was awake and consented to their sexual activity.
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Life insurance companies also have the right to request your genetic test results if you have already consented to testing before they grant you coverage.
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The groups consented to pay a total of more than $200,000 in fines to settle the investigation, but without conceding they had violated the laws.
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The Lawrence Township school district hasn't released the bus driver's name, but said she had a clean driving record and consented to a blood test.
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" When she consented to let him touch it, the surrogate ran his hand through Di Lauro's hair in what she described as a "sexual way.
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As it finally consented to debt relief, the Senate also approved an oversight board that could tell our elected government how to handle our finances.
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While three defendants consented to going forward with just 11 jurors, prosecutors were only willing to do so if all four agreed to that option.
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In his plea deal on the assault charges, the former doctor consented to a minimum 25-year sentence, though he could face a longer one.
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Three of the girls consented to the requests, the parents said, but one student refused to remove her clothing and received an in-school suspension.
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The data collected is often beyond what most American users think they've consented to and is sold to advertisers, retail outlets and even hedge funds.
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Mr. Sayoc's federal public defender, Sarah J. Baumgartel, consented to Mr. Sayoc's detention but said she reserved the right to make a future bail application.
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The driver, Edwin Quintana Carranza, a Mexican in the United States illegally who had claimed the bags were his and consented to the search, confessed.
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I met one man whose wife had implicitly consented to her husband having a lover because she was no longer interested in sex, at all.
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Charlie Baker of Massachusetts formally consented to allow refugees into the state and the Springfield City Council unanimously voted to allow them into the city.
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He say Thurman consented to have him spit in her face, just as Diane Kruger had agreed to let him choke her in Inglorious Basterds.
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She noted that the judge had decided that she hadn't consented to the act -- but that wouldn't be enough to constitute rape under the law.
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Yet, in the decade since Apple's App Store was created, Americans have, app by app, consented to just such a system run by private companies.
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"Currency issues are best dealt with by the finance minister and Treasury secretary of both countries," Abe said, adding that Trump consented to the idea.
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The now-dead terrorist who used the device, Syed Rizwan Farook, also consented to the search as a condition of his employment with the county.
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If I attempt to take your land or car or cellphone, you can stop me, either directly or through the government we have both consented to.
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My symptoms got worse and I started to show signs of cycling again, at which point my dad consented to the diagnosis and to the treatment.
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That summer, as we watched the Democratic National Convention, he consented to wear a boater and tie, and we made him a little "Clinton '92" placard.
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The agency consented to the search and the FBI obtained a warrant, but, according to court documents, the feds claim they don't know the phone's passcode.
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Lindmeier said more than 370 of those who had been treated had also consented to enrollment in a clinical trial that has been ongoing since November.
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For Spiridonov to actually get the head transplant, the team of doctors would have to find a brain-dead male whose family consented to the procedure.
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Of around 360 men with cancer or infertility diagnoses who banked sperm at a Texas sperm bank, almost 85 per cent consented to post-mortem use.
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Of course, the question of whether users consented to their "intangible injury" is yet to be settled, and may be a major crux in the case.
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Mallory consented to an interview with FBI agents in late May, where he told them about a communication device the Chinese national had provided him with.
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Without admitting or denying guilt, ProEquities consented to the sanctions of a censure, a $165,000 fine and an order to pay $109,709 in restitution to customers.
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Later, when tests confirmed a mutation of the RPE65 gene, she consented to treating Christian with an experimental drug made by Philadelphia-based Spark Therapeutics, Inc.
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When she had a short story in The New Yorker's "20 Under 40" fiction issue in 2010, she consented to answer questions for the magazine's website.
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Legislators in Utah reportedly passed a bill Wednesday that bans pelvic examinations on patients who are under anesthesia and who have not consented to the exam.
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The point was that the repeated use of intoxicants established that Cosby could not have mistakenly believed that these women consented to have sex with him.
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In her lawsuit, Daniels is asking whether the hush agreement was legal, and is looking at whether Trump consented to it, the judge in California wrote.
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The Times-Dispatch reported that Taylor consented to his staffers volunteering for Brown because she may help siphon votes away from his Democratic rival, Elaine Luria.
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Officials monitored 143 people who were in contact with the man, including 50 who consented to getting nose swabs, and none tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Though it felt almost perverse, the couple had consented to letting me, and thousands of others, listen to this therapist read them like a children's book.
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It clarifies our relationships with them: each recommendation or subtle change reminds us not only that we're being watched, but also that we've consented to it.
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How Killi worksKilli is an app-based platform for companies to buy consumer data knowing that the consumers behind that data have consented to its sale.
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But it was impossible to verify the circumstances surrounding the video, including the timing of its release and whether Mr. Liu consented to its being made.
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Her family had consented to let us meet Ms. Reno this summer for an article about a Parkinson's fund-raising event she has long participated in.
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The ruling did not address the merits of Mr. Libous's appeal, and the opinion noted that the government had consented to the vacating of his conviction.
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Toshiba said in its dismissal motion that ADR holders failed to allege that the company even consented to the sale of ADRs referencing its common stock.
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On cross-examination, Mr. Weinstein's lawyer, Donna Rotunno, suggested that Ms. Mann had not been raped but had consented to the sex to advance her career.
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It's an important distinction, legal experts told CNN, and goes to the heart of defense attorneys' questions about whether the women consented to these sexual encounters.
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He told police that Maya had had multiple "relationships," and used this claim in an effort to prove that she consented to have sex with him.
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Before the interviews, Georges, through a translator, asked each boy if he agreed to be photographed and whether he consented to photographs that would identify him.
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These tests compromise the genetic privacy not just of people who choose to take the tests, but also their distant relatives who haven't consented to anything.
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The agency consented to a search and the FBI obtained a warrant, but, according to court documents, the feds claim they don't know the phone's passcode.
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UNJUSTIFIED MEDICATION SHORTENED 456 LIVES IN A UK HOSPITAL, REPORT SAYS Stentiford said he consented to an HIV test in 2007 because he was experiencing facial paralysis.
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However, if "the act was solicited, aided, abetted, or consented to by the mother of the fetus," murder charges will not be pursued, according to the paper.
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Bahrain, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, the other countries boycotting Qatar in the dispute, have not consented to the court&aposs jurisdiction, though the UAE has, Doha said.
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The defense's suggestion, that Chambers consented to sex with the officers while she was under arrest, was legal in 2017 in New York and 34 other states.
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In a statement on Monday, Israel's Justice Ministry gave no date for the extradition of Shalon and Orenstein, but said the two men had consented to it.
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In addition, the iPhone in dispute was owned not by Farook but by his employer, a local government, which has consented to the search of the iPhone.
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Iran's oil minister, who initially appeared to oppose any rise in output, eventually consented to a statement that signalled an increase but without numbers or country allocations.
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There's research that suggests many families who have consented to donation feel like they found comfort in the idea that something positive could come from the loss.
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As part of his guilty plea, prosecutors agreed to drop most of the counts and Schmidt consented to be deported at the end of his prison sentence.
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After the holiday, I consented to see a doctor, but I sabotaged myself by drinking three litres of water before the examination in order to weigh more.
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After thirty-four days, authorities consented to move her to the medical wing of a low-security facility in Mexico City, and she began to eat again.
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The migrants had been living in tents under a bridge next to the "Peripherique" ring road that circles the city's 20 districts, and consented to being moved.
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Osagie, 23, was not in court on Monday but her lawyers told CNN she consented to a plea bargain made by Akindele, a requirement under Nigerian law.
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Others followed suit, including celebrities from Mark Zuckerberg to Lena Dunham, who consented to having a bucket of water dumped over their heads for a good cause.
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While Trump consented to Mueller interviewing his close aides, the disclosures made to Mueller were not waivers of privilege because Mueller is part of Trump's Justice Department.
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All of these apps share data with Facebook through its SDK (software development kit), which is fine if the users have in some way consented to this.
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The share of families approached by LiveOnNY who consented to become donors fell between 212 to 5793, from 2579 percent to 22014 percent, according to internal data.
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What's worse -- the boxer claims his doc altered some pre-op paperwork to make it look like Mosley consented to a more invasive surgery than he did.
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The senator said Ford was expected to testify before Kavanaugh, but that lawmakers consented to Ford's request not to have him in the same room with her.
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But she was not in possession of illegal drugs that night and consented to the car search because she believed she had no choice, her complaint said.
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Gasser agreed to be interviewed for 12 hours without an attorney and consented to a search of his home for which investigators never could have obtained probable cause.
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Aspen claimed Interstate effectively consented to the authority of state courts as a condition of operating in Illinois (a common argument by plaintiffs in the post-Daimler era).
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But unless Gmail users are diligent, security experts that Mashable spoke with say the policy potentially exposes people in ways they may have not consented to or understood.
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The issue is pretty simple: A person who has not consented to a sexual situation should not be put into that situation, whether in physical or virtual life.
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Perhaps most notable is the simple fact that Verizon itself does not seem to need to be informed whether a customer has consented to having their location polled.
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For women like those who consented to relationships with Stein and believe they were blackballed after "the souring of their romance," I guess that is their bad luck.
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The attorney for a 14-year-old boy accused in the suspected gang rape of a teen female tells PEOPLE the alleged victim consented to the sexual encounter.
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At the time, Facebook allowed third party apps to collect not only the data of the people who consented to giving it up, but also their friends' data.
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Morgan Stanley, which agreed to the fine as part of a settlement, did not admit nor deny FINRA's charges, but consented to the entry of the regulator's findings.
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In addition, the report states that Donaldson consented to a search of his vehicle, where police found clothing similar to that worn by the suspect in surveillance footage.
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At the time, Facebook's privacy policy allowed this, even though most users never consented to handing over their data or knew that it had been harvested and sold.
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Kluger was initially against the idea of getting back into the music business, but he consented to some studio time to see how Bregoli sounded outside the car.
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"The U.S. Senate has not consented to Mr. Whitaker serving in any office within the federal government, let alone the highest office of the DOJ," the lawsuit reads.
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Entering his second season as a Warrior, Durant consented to a contract discount in the $10 million range that helped Golden State re-sign Iguodala and Shaun Livingston.
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It also alleges battery against Jennifer Cartellone because she would not have consented to an embryo that had been fertilized by a stranger being used in the procedure.
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He argued that he had not consented to be videotaped, as is required in California, and that after learning about the prostitution idea he had called the police.
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In a budget statement last week, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube set aside $24 million to compensate white farmers, 768 of whom had consented to the interim compensation scheme.
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Defenders of the technique say law enforcement is limiting its searches to genealogy databases for which users have explicitly consented to assisting with murder and sexual assault investigations.
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Some of the children were forcibly removed from their parents, who never consented to their resettlement, and their files were later found to have been forged by the authorities.
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Muslim commentaries on the story often stress that Ismail as well as his father clearly consented to the act of sacrifice; it was not an unpleasant surprise for anybody.
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Abused by a dentist or a doctor, she said, some people "disconnect from their own bodies" --- having consented to be touched, they blame themselves, "own" the experience and detach.
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He has consented to an order suspending him from membership of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) until formal complaint against him can be heard.
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The really egregious part of it is that the Facebook friends of these app users had their data accessed as well, and they never consented to any of it.
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Down Under, Australian dairy processor Murray Goulburn has consented to a buyout from Saputo, a Canadian milk company, valued up to 637.8 million Australian dollars ($488 million), Reuters said.
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But Justice Anyara Emukule of the Mombasa High Court ruled against them, saying that it was clear to him that the men "willingly and voluntarily consented" to the exams.
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RZM claimed that she had consented to perform oral sex, but the girl had no memories of any of that happening, and couldn't reven remember getting into his car.
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Here's a look at some of the key issues at play -- and major hurdles complicating the process: The government has said parents deported without their kids consented to that.
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According to the complaint, Beal consented to a search of his home and investigators found about 130 pounds of explosive precursors, electric wires, a battery connector, and other items.
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"Musk never consented to and would not consent to such a sweeping gag order, and Tesla has not implemented any such policy," the lawyers said in the court filing.
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Australia was the last place in the world transgender children needed court authorisation to receive Stage 2 hormone treatment, even if they or their parents consented to the procedure.
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Congress has finally consented to new studies of how a space-based network can rain interceptors down on an offensive missile while its original rocket engine is still burning.
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" Poole consented to resign after the commission began investigating claims that he engaged in "repeated, undignified and discourteous conduct toward a woman with whom he had been involved romantically.
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It was originally intended to be submitted as proof that she was not traumatized by the assault and had thus consented to sex, though it was later withdrawn as evidence.
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We would be voyeuristic and exhibitionistic but, unless we both enthusiastically consented to changing the game plan in the thick of it, we'd only be having sex with one another.
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Kogan has consented to the audit, but Wylie, who has positioned himself as one of the architects for the data collection scheme before becoming a whistleblower, declined, according to Facebook.
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Carl Elliott, a bioethicist at the University of Minnesota, said investigators should look into questions like how much the men were paid and whether they properly consented to the trial.
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But that also means that customers need to be aware of how the company is using data that users may have earlier consented to give without anticipating its newer initiatives.
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Kiir publicly consented to the protection force, authorized by the U.N. Security Council last month, after meeting with council envoys, led by U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power, on Sunday in Juba.
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" When asked by the Crown if she consented to the alleged assault, DeCoutere said, "It's impossible to consent to something you're not asked, so no I didn't consent to it.
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While McDougal and Daniels say they consented to his advances, drake and Zervos did not, nor did the other dozen-odd women who have accused him of assault or harassment.
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Local news reports about his arrest allegedly prompted other women to contact investigators with similar allegations that Cook overpowered them, taking liberties during sexual encounters they had initially consented to.
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In her denial, Swain said that "the ability to propose a confirmable plan of adjustment" was at stake and that the oversight board had not consented to the committee's motion.
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Data from patients who've consented to sharing for research purposes can be accessed by Sema4's industry partners, including pharmaceutical companies, for a fee; academics can collaborate free of charge.
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Data collection needs to focus on user accounting—what user information is stored where, how to uniquely identify users consistently, what the user consented to, and how to capture consent.
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"The U.S. Senate has not consented to Mr. Whitaker serving in any office within the federal government, let alone the highest office of the [Department of Justice]," the Democrats said.
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Facebook has said Kogan harvested data on users via an app on the platform in which users consented to give their up their data and the data of their friends.
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The Supreme Court returned the case of a second North Dakota man, Steve M. Beylund, to the courts there to determine whether he had voluntarily consented to a blood test.
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However, Wisconsin law states that any individual driving on a public road has implicitly consented to a blood test, and that being unconscious doesn't mean that consent has been withdrawn.
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Only about 270,000 users — those who participated in the survey — had consented to having their data harvested, though they were all told that it was being used for academic use.
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Mr. St. Surin asked Ms. Mudd to state, on camera, that she consented to the scene, and that she was not under the influence of alcohol or drugs, she said.
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In countering the new lawsuit, the Kabbalah Centre has argued that the chevre knowingly and willingly consented to a vow of poverty, as well as waived their right to sue.
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Roughly 80% of the 10 million people who have signed up for the 23andMe service have consented to have their genetic material used for drug discovery, according to the company.
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On Wednesday, a Tokyo District Court judge ordered Yamaguchi, 53, to pay 3.3 million yen ($30,000) in damages to Ito, and concluded that she had not consented to the act.
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Rouse said that no crime or sexual abuse had occurred because the teen had reached the age of consent in Nebraska and she had consented to have sex with him.
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Patriarch Kirill, the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, said at a conference of bishops this month that Mr. Putin himself had consented to an open-ended inquiry by the church.
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According to court documents obtained by The Smoking Gun, Malek "unlawfully, intentionally and publicly exposed a sex organ in the presence of another person" who hasn't consented to seeing all that.
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At first, Swirsky didn't consider these incidents rape, even though she said she had told the director she did not want to have sex, and had not consented to being penetrated.
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When she did eventually confront the director, telling him that she had not consented to two separate sexual encounters, he apologized and said that he had been drunk and didn't remember.
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However, Mr. Garrow wrote in his book that Dr. King had in fact consented to the plan but then had "little patience for the controversy" once the casting choice was disclosed.
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There are few legal barriers to data from health apps: if users sign terms of service that include language around research, they've fully consented to their data being shared with scientists.
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People don't see the part at the beginning when someone gives their consent, and the part at the end where people agrees that they consented to it, and it was fine.
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To soften the potential negative impact on her audience, Olivia only replies to people who are following her—that is, tweeters who have consented to be tweeted at by a robot.
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It's unclear whether Einstein consented to this, and his family was only notified after the fact, whereupon they permitted studies only if the results be published in a non-sensational manner.
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Since the show had been recorded before the capture feature was announced, however, AltspaceVR had erased all the avatars in the crowd, as those people had not consented to be filmed.
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Three years later, V.L. legally adopted the children during the couple's brief stint living in Georgia (where the law was friendlier to gay adoption), and E.L. fully consented to joint custody.
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"That does not mean the victim consented to the sexual penetration," Judge Larry M. Smukler reminded the court during sentencing, countering Carney's assertion that this was a consensual act between teens.
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She did so "knowing that Natalie was on her period," and even though "Natalie had not consented to such a search, seizure, and/or use of force," according to the lawsuit.
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He'd never been a big gamer—his parents were fairly strict about screens and had never consented to an Xbox or even a Wii—though he'd played Minecraft for a while.
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I reached out to many artists, historians, architects, educators, civil rights activists, the Freedom Trail Foundation, and curators — some of whom consented to be on the advisory board for the project.
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In August, without admitting or denying the findings, Phillips consented to a deferred fine of $10,000 and a suspension from association with any FINRA member in all capacities for five months.
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We have once again attempted political pragmatism and forgotten who in the hell we are dealing with; we have consented to a debate with people who bankroll and inspire domestic terrorists.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Former Australian Rabobank trader Paul Dion Thompson on Friday consented to being extradited to the United States to face charges for alleged benchmark interest rate manipulation, a court said.
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Mr. Farook was dead; the phone's owner — the county of San Bernardino, where he worked — had consented to the search; and the Justice Department had a court order to do it.
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Each of the women consented to having their placenta, an organ that attaches itself to the womb during pregnancy and links the mother to the fetus, examined by the research team.
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They used their professional knowledge as a political weapon against a man they had never examined and who certainly would never have consented to their discussing his mental health in public.
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The department said about 15 states reported testing prisoners for HIV whether or not they consented to the tests, while 17 states allowed inmates to decline the tests as of 2015.
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They have argued, among other things, that they're unfairly on the hook for calling reassigned phone numbers or numbers mistakenly entered by customers who have consented to receive calls and texts.
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Lt. Bourque said Natt gave a statement with his attorney present, claiming that he used the camera to record sex parties he hosted and that all his guests consented to being filmed.
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Prosecutors said there was reasonable doubt as to whether Comrie's accuser consented to anal sex during the alleged encounter in February, and they will not move forward with the charges, TMZ reported.
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DUBAI, June 5 (Reuters) - UAE energy producer Dana Gas said on Tuesday a large majority of holders of its outstanding $700 million sukuk had consented to a proposed restructuring of the notes.
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Three of the justices on the court found that Mitchell had implicitly consented to the search by driving his vehicle, relying on the implied consent laws on the books in the state.
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Weakened by negative opinion polls, growing restiveness in his own party and mounting beyond-the-Beltway problems including snarl-ups with air travel, Trump consented to reopening the government for three weeks.
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None of the women featured in these films—neither the porn performers nor the women whose faces were being used—had consented to have their likenesses spread around the internet like that.
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Coburn consented to the order and agreed to pay $300,000 in disgorgement, along with $13,000 in prejudgment interest and a $75,000 penalty, though he has not admitted or denied the SEC's findings.
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I don't know if she had consented to anything of this nature beforehand, but she was certainly too drunk to consent to anything when she went into the trailer with the man.
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They will feature professional actors who have consented to have their faces used in deepfakes, but Schroepfer says the videos in the dataset will, as much as possible, resemble real Facebook videos.
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Over the past few days, she consented to photos and interviews because, she said, she hoped it would help her husband win the right to stay and work in the United States.
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That means that according to the jury, the prosecution proved beyond a reasonable doubt that Mann had not consented to what happened in 2013, but not that there was "forcible compulsion" involved.
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In her story "A Moral Tale," Ms. Hawkins recalled her boss's offer of a bonus in her low-paid job in television advertising sales if she consented to escort visiting company executives.
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However, the current authorization forms are confusing and consumers often don't have a lot of clarity into what they've consented to with their genetic data, according to a statement from Umberg's office.
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The company is soliciting participants both from its own database of customers who have consented to participate in research, and from other sources such as online forums where people discuss their symptoms.
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Gomez, started in 2006, when Jose Gomez received a text message from Campbell-Ewald, a company the United States Navy had hired to recruit young people who had consented to getting such messages.
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The Attorney Grievance Committee in New York began disciplinary proceedings against him in July, and Caplan has consented to the suspension of his law license pending those proceedings, according to a sentencing memorandum.
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State Department spokeswoman Elizabeth Trudeau said the United States was not a party to the Rome Statute that created the International Criminal Court in The Hague and had not consented to ICC jurisdiction.
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The other side: Planned Parenthood says it has already made two of its doctors available for interviews, but the other five are not technically employees of the organization and haven't consented to interviews.
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She said the owner of the vehicle arrived when police were around the parked vehicle and he consented to a search, where "a weapon, ammunition, and other items were recovered" from the vehicle.
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Ex-NHL star Mike Comrie will NOT be charged with rape -- after prosecutors say there was reasonable doubt as to whether his accuser consented to anal sex during a sexual encounter in February.
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People may have consented to having their photos up on Flickr, but they hadn't imagined their images would be used to train a technology that could one day be used to surveil them.
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At the same time, as the court points out, situations involving ordinary physical contact are OK. One of the ways we determine ordinary physical contact for assault is whether it's consented to, right?
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Knowing she was a "vulnerable person," Ronaldo's team threatened to portray her as having consented to sex and then making a false claim so she could extort Ronaldo for money, the lawsuit claims.
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All four women were romantically involved with Mr. Schneiderman, but they said that they had not consented to the violence as part of sexual role playing, as Mr. Scheiderman asserted in a statement.
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"If Mr. Trump did not supply the funds or did not even know about the funds, this would be another relevant fact demonstrating that he never consented to the settlement agreement," Avenatti said.
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Critics of reality television complained that it was overproduced; the argument against reality literature is that it is insufficiently artificial, exposing and misrepresenting people who never consented to be a part of it.
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The government has also consented to the appointment of an independent investigator, but only for the limited purpose of examining the videos in the current case to determine which recordings should be excluded.
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He consented to a blood test that proved he did not have drugs or alcohol in his system, and he gave the N.T.S.B. investigators his smartphone and permission to look over his phone records.
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"We are a guinea-pig generation for an experiment in mass debasement that few of us would have ever consented to, and whose full nefarious impact may not be known for years," they write.
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Without admitting or denying guilt, Seth Andrew Nannini of Charlotte, North Carolina, consented to the sanctions, which include a four-month suspension from serving as a broker and $7,500 in restitution to a client.
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"It didn't matter if a girl consented to sex with a non-Yazidi man or not," says Jihan Ibrahim Mustafa, the founder and executive director of the UNICEF-funded Kurdish-based Women's Rehabilitation Organization.
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Since Woody consented to the police entering the home, and the weed was "in plain view" according to the police report, both individuals where hit with felony possession and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia.
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In 2011, he consented to a Home Improvement reunion photoshoot for Entertainment Weekly, which marked the first time the rest of the cast had seen him since his departure from the series in 1998.
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Lawyers for the five men intended to argue that the victim was not traumatized and had consented to sex because she posted cheerful messages on social media, and went on holiday after the assault.
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"The U.S. Senate has not consented to Mr. Whitaker serving in any office within the federal government, let alone the highest office of the [Department of Justice]," three Senate Democrats wrote in their lawsuit.
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Those were legitimate public health issues because they involved consumption of a collective good (air or water) and/or the communication of disease to parties who had not consented to put themselves at risk.
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The practitioner had us lie on the floor and announced that we were all sharing one another's energy, and I didn't know how to feel about that, as if I hadn't consented to it.
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The G.D.P.R. sets forth six broad categories of acceptable purposes, including when an individual has directly consented to a specific use for the data to when data processing is necessary for the public interest.
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For instance, women must give informed consent for their fetal tissue to be donated to science, and they can be asked for such consent only after the abortion has been arranged and consented to.
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However, according to its support page, if even one person in your chat has consented to Facebook transcribing the conversation, any audio in the thread would have been translated, regardless of who sent it.
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All of this data collection can lead to an incredibly revealing portrait of an individual's behavior being created, even though they might have little idea that they, theoretically, consented to the information being shared.
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Others on Twitter denied that they had "consented" to Trump's leadership and a number included the hashtag #StableGenius when commenting on Trump's typo -- referring to the President's series of weekend tweets proclaiming his sanity.
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Disney had consented to Fox's decision to either accept Comcast's offer or to sell the stake to Comcast at the offer price, which valued the holding at 11.63 billion pounds ($15.31 billion), Fox said.
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Genes, some of which contain disease-causing mutations, are shared within families, meaning the results of a test for a genetic condition inevitably affect more people than the one who consented to be tested.
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With Comcast having offered $40 billion for a majority stake in Sky, Disney consented to 21st Century Fox tendering its 39 percent stake in Sky to the cable company, which owns CNBC parent NBCUniversal.
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A splintered Wisconsin Supreme Court rejected that argument, relying on a state law that presumes drivers have consented to blood tests and punishes them if they decline to cooperate by revoking their driver's licenses.
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But if his corner man, his manager, comes out and clocks me in the head during the match, they can't argue, 'You consented to a boxing match, so anybody gets to beat up on you.
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I still don't know how to categorize the experiences I had — ones that I consented to, even pursued, ones that I thought I was ready for at the time, ones which now turn my stomach.
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"The problem is always the lack of transparency and the notion of consent," Tarabella said, adding that companies often sell users' data to third parties without consumers being aware or having explicitly consented to it.
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She's tight-lipped about the South Korean manufacturer that makes her serum, but assures us that the parents of the child consented to having his foreskin cells cloned and incubated at a stem cell bank.
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But a doctor insisted and, at one point during the labor, even asked Arnold's husband to sign forms saying he consented to the risk of losing his child if his wife refused a C-section.
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Scrutiny of what the victim did before the alleged rape places the responsibility of the offender's actions with the victim and takes the focus off whether she consented to the sexual activity that's in question.
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But the Irish DPC is worried that for Facebook to do this, it would need to scan a plethora of images, which could include pictures of people who have not consented to use this feature.
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China consented to continue discussing measures under which it would purchase more U.S. products in order to reduce the $335 billion annual trade deficit between the two, but no specific dollar number was put forward.
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A team of prosecutors including Dershowitz fought the charges, and Epstein responded to the suits by saying the girls consented to "the acts alleged" and that he believed they were 18, the Daily Beast reported.
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In response, the "#F---F---Jerry" hashtag proliferated, and the account lost more than 200,000 followers, and Tebele announced that the company would only post content that its creator had consented to beforehand, with credit.
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The trial centered on whether the woman had consented to the acts performed on her, and on the sometimes contradictory accounts of what had been done, and by whom, on a night fueled by alcohol.
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I paid a deposit, and the Californian and I proceeded to joke, uneasily, when the topic arose, about the nasty cold weather and the heaving South Polar seas to which she'd consented to subject herself.
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The doctor, who lost his license in April, consented to a minimum 25-year prison sentence in his plea, but the Ingham County court judge could bump the sentence to a minimum of 40 years.
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Originally, researchers set out to enroll 40 women in the study, who were already scheduled to have in-clinic abortions and consented to delaying the procedure for two weeks to test the abortion reversal method.
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Lisa Batiste, the tenant of the house on the adjacent corner of East Blvd and French St, invited the remaining protesters to come into her home and consented to our soliciting on her front yard.
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With the soul-boy makeover of Young Americans I could at last consider Bowie sartorially acceptable and, by 1976, consented to attend his next big tour, the "Thin White Duke" dates that accompanied Station To Station.
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NFL Network had previously filed legal docs denying wrongdoing and suggesting Cantor consented to the misconduct ... but now, new court docs show NFL Network reached a settlement deal with Cantor and the case will be dropped.
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"I hope the agreement is honored, but at the heart of this matter is a central question of why these terms and assurances were not negotiated before the President consented to withdraw our troops," Republican Sen.
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Atlas said Australian mining infrastructure group Mineral Resources had consented to waive certain clauses in a so-called scheme of arrangement for the potential takeover until June 22, allowing it to explore discussions with other parties.
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Though Jenny had first only consented to kissing Kurt, once the Internal Directive was administered, she gave him her full consent and moments later broke the Relational Experiment Behavior Specification that required her to be silent.
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This ongoing relationship with Cosby, which she admits was voluntary, could be interpreted by Cosby (or any juror) that she consented to whatever happened in 2004 and this was an ongoing courtship by both parties. 3.
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To generate its heat map, Strava used every piece of location data that had ever been shared with it, by every user who'd ever downloaded the app and consented to its privacy policies and data collection.
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Scrutiny of what the victim did before the alleged rape places the responsibility of the offender's actions with the victim and takes the focus off of whether she consented to the sexual activity that's in question.
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Now, as Europeans struggle with the social and political strains set off by migration from poor and war-torn nations outside the bloc, some are clamoring to preserve what they feel they never consented to surrender.
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Susan Edwards, a barrister and professor of law at the University of Buckingham, told CNN that 30 or 40 years ago, it was unlikely that a defendant would claim that the victim consented to sexual violence.
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That was one reason, Ms. Fisher said, that she consented to having a documentary made about them both, called "Bright Lights: Starring Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds," which will be broadcast on HBO on Jan. 7.
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Here we have the greatest fighting force for good the world has ever known struggling to make ends meet, and before Democrats consented to increasing military spending by even one dime, they extracted a massive price.
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The company's newer Aurora sensor instead uses an algorithm, which Hartjen says was trained to tell the difference between kids and adults by looking at pictures of RetailNext customers who consented to their images being used.
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The provincial court judge in that case concluded that the complainant — who was found drunk, semi-naked and unconscious by the police in the back of a cab — had consented to sexual activity with the driver.
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"If Mr. Trump did not supply the funds or did not even know about the funds, this would be another relevant fact demonstrating that he never consented to the settlement agreement," he said in the filing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Friday it has consented to a former staffer appearing before a congressional panel for an "on the record interview," accompanied by his lawyers, regarding security clearance policies and procedures.
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"There should never be a loser in sex, the exception being if the competitive game also falls under the category of roleplay, where the winning and losing roles are negotiated and consented to in advance," she says.
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Palin's lawyer told PEOPLE in a statement on May 10: "Bristol consented to the change of name some time ago," adding that both Palin and Meyer are "talking directly and just being parents without involving the lawyers."
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Avenatti said the depositions and documents were necessary to resolve whether Trump was aware of any agreement, was a party to it, or ever consented to it, as well as whether he had any relationship with Daniels.
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It used what is called a genome-wide association study (GWAS) on 408,995 individuals in the UK Biobank, a British health resource, and 68,527 American 23andMe users—all of whom remained anonymous and consented to the study.
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"He would be less likely then, I think, to try and use as an excuse that she had consented to sexual violence," said Edwards, who has been tracking and working on domestic violence cases since the 1980s.
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" The women she interviewed described their experiences as "grey rape" because they were drunk; they'd previously consented to sexual activity with the perpetrator; they didn't say no loudly enough; and they didn't think of themselves as "victims.
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So far, 42 governors – 19 of them Republican – and more than 100 local governments have consented to resettlement, according to a tally by the Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, one of the organizations that brought the lawsuit.
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The realization that something beyond her initial memory of the night had occurred did not fully set in until the next day, when her friends asked if she had consented to everything that happened during the encounter.
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Facebook really did shut down the program that allowed researchers to hoover up data on 50 million Facebook users, most of whom never consented to it—so, technically, a non-breach like Cambridge Analytica could not happen today.
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Automated calls alerting a person that their prescription is available to pick up, for example, seems like a valid use of the technology—as long as the customer actually consented to the call and the services aren't abused.
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In essence, the only real difference was that, now, they had to make sure the producers knew they were about to go hook up with someone, and that both partners had consented to it, Jasmine Goode told THR.
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"[Clinical trials] should be considered as a public good — it's the data of patients who consented to participate in studies — but the data from trials are withheld in the majority [of times] by the pharmaceutical industry," he said.
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The company now has more than 2 million consumers contributing DNA samples — 80 percent of whom have consented to the use of their information for research; that's a pretty sizable database to mine for potential new drug targets.
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It's also important to keep in mind that sex trafficking is a completely different thing from sex work in general; people who are sex workers have consented to the sex they're having, while sex trafficked people are forced.
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Though Blair ultimately decided to remain anonymous in the LA Times story, many more consented to be named before publication: 31 of 38 people who initially spoke to Whipp -- an unusually high number for such a sensitive story.
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The SEC on Wednesday said Yue Han, who had worked in Goldman's compliance division, consented to a final judgment under which he will relinquish various brokerage accounts that had been frozen after the regulator sued him in November.
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Those who consented to my request, I noticed, took great care to arrange whatever items they possessed on a black piece of cloth I carried around in my own backpack, before they allowed me to photograph their composition.
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The report states that Mr. Donaldson consented to a search of his mobile phone and his car, and the phone's location data placed him at or near the scene of three of the shootings when they took place.
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Prodded by his daughter, who joined the business in 1986, Mr. Bass consented to a major renovation and expansion of the store in 2005, adding an elevator and air-conditioning and streamlining the floors to make browsing easier.
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On Wednesday, realizing that his case had ricocheted around the world and that responding to the outpouring of requests for interviews would have consumed all of his last few days, Mr. Goodall consented to one final news conference.
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Alexanda Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh made the comments during a wide-ranging interview with CNN, which they consented to, from inside a detention facility in northern Syria where they are being held by US-backed Syrian Kurds.
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The legal case seems clear enough: The Federal Bureau of Investigation has a warrant, Mr. Farook is dead, and his iPhone, which he used for work, is the property of San Bernardino County, which consented to having it searched.
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Orig3n's current privacy policy, for example, says that once you have consented to use of your genetic information, you cannot revoke that consent ever, granting Orig3n the right to use your genetic information whenever and wherever it sees fit.
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" In the order, Trump said he determined that the federal government should only resettle refugees in jurisdictions "in which both the State and local governments have consented to receive refugees under the Department of State's Reception and Placement Program.
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In a situation under which a data subject legitimately later claims that they were unaware what was happening with their data, it is difficult to see how it can reasonably be said that they had "consented" to the use.
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While people who choose to be sex workers have consented to the sex they're having, it's considered human trafficking when anyone under the age of 18 is performing sex work — regardless of whether or not they've agreed to it.
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Conditions were ripe for a takeover: TD Ameritrade, long seen as the likely buyer of E-Trade, had just consented to another corporate marriage: It was being bought by industry leader Charles Schwab for about $26 billion in stock.
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When one victim reaches out to the man who raped her, asking him to talk over coffee, the show treats it as evidence of her need to confront her attacker, not a signal that she had consented to sex.
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During a famine in the 1880s, for example, Macdonald ordered the Department of Indian Affairs to withhold food rations to the Plain and Wood Cree and Assiniboine people until they consented to the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway.
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Despite what he assumes, his victim, Beatrice Kizza, would never have consented to his advances, and even the government knows it — she has been granted refugee status as a lesbian after fleeing her native Uganda, where homosexuality remains a crime.
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But no court would find battery because, while the act of hitting another boxer may appear to be battery on its face, the defendant would quickly note that her opponent expected and consented to being hit by stepping into the ring.
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One study, done between 1996 and 2001, looked at women who were checked yearly for breast cancer, versus the number of women of the same age who hadn't been checked but who had consented to a free breast cancer screening.
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Rocky Allen, whose indictment in February led Swedish Medical Center in Englewood, Colorado, to warn 3,000 patients that they could have been exposed to HIV, hepatitis C and hepatitis B, consented to the release of the test results, officials said.
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Tied directly to this is the recognizable fact that many of us have consented to undesired sex simply because we felt like it would be rude or hurtful to do otherwise—as is the case with the story's protagonist, Margot.
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The issue was that, under the current rules, any audio from a kid is considered as being "collected" — which isn't a problem if it's in the Sesame Street app or something, where parents will have already consented to its use.
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The other problematic aspect of competitive sex games is that, even in the situation of a negotiated and consented to roleplay, someone might be a very competitive person and cross their own boundaries, and do something they might regret later.
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I got to see Slayer in the flesh for the first time in 2004, when my friend Connor's biker dad consented to bringing a passel of us along with him to Ozzfest and set us loose in Camden, New Jersey.
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The company shut down the app when it became clear that you could buy and comment on profiles of people who hadn't consented to being used in such a manner, making it a high-risk zone for abuse, harassment and bullying.
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So whether a victim went to her attacker's home or dorm room, or whether she previously consented to or engaged in some sexual activity, does not tell us anything about what happened in the moment she said she was assaulted.
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Put it in the best light: Perhaps, like Leonard Bernstein, who consented to perform only the Adagio, the defectors were purists with little taste for conjecture of the type needed to fill out Mahler's waning sketches for the four remaining movements.
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Ms. Rourke, 39, and Mr. Graham, 33, both grew up in the north of England and describe themselves as private people, so private that they skitter around personal details and consented to share only a few pages from the play's script.
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" Brafman wrote that Shkreli's bail package was consented to by his former criminal defense lawyers when he was arrested in December 2015, "at a time when Mr. Shkreli had access to many millions of dollars in cash and other liquid assets.
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Britain's political crisis stepped up a gear last week, when parliament passed legislation to try to force Johnson to secure a Brexit extension if parliament has not approved either a deal or consented to leaving without agreement by Oct. 19.
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The Palestinian Authority said he may go to the West Bank, but Israel and Jordan have not consented to letting him get there, according to his volunteer lawyers, Nicole Hallett and Jonathan Manes of the University at Buffalo School of Law.
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The facts of the case are bad enough, but they also underscore another outrage: Vaguely written statutes in many states, including New York, permit police officers to escape sexual assault charges by claiming that the victims consented to the act.
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In a preliminary search of trials heard by a judge alone, and of pretrial motions, Gotell found more than 100 cases -- including non-fatal assaults, sexual assaults and homicide -- in which the defendant claimed the woman had consented to violent sex.
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"There was something much more dark coming if we sat back [in the 90s] and let people use women's faces and bodies in ways they never consented to," Mary Anne Franks, a law professor at the University of Miami, points out.
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"If they nominated for him the Assembly or the state Senate or an office like that, and he consented to it, he could get off the ballot," said New York-based election lawyer Jerry Goldfeder in an interview with Vox.
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EU diplomats said they hoped Spain could accept a statement, similar to one made before the withdrawal negotiations, that nothing in a future EU-UK treaty would apply to Gibraltar unless Madrid consented to that after bilateral talks with London.
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If one of us has not consented to the government&aposs existence, it can still enforce natural rights as the agent of the person whose rights are being violated -- just as it does for bank depositors when it captures a bank robber.
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Dick Durbin (D-IL) introduced a bill that would expand the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) of 1991 and the Do-Not-Call Registry by allowing consumers to petition for statutory damages from any telemarketing calls they receive that they never consented to.
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We have done programs in the past where we have asked customers if they want to be re-consented to participate in a clinical trial where their whole genome is going to be sequenced or where their genetic information will go somewhere.
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Last February, Mr. Peña Nieto swapped out his attorney general, Mr. Murillo Karam, who had boasted that Mexico would hold onto Mr. Guzmán in Mexican prisons for "some 300, 400 years" before it ever consented to extraditing him to the United States.
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Photo: Getty ImagesFrance's data privacy agency CNIL has ordered WhatsApp to stop sharing data with its owner Facebook, the Verge reported, saying users never consented to sharing data for business intelligence or targeted advertising functions when Facebook disclosed the collection last year.
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One of the main attractions for GSK in doing a deal with 23andMe is the fact that the Google-backed Californian company has over 5 million customers, more than 80 percent of whom have consented to participate in research and share their data.
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One of those procedures, an episiotomy (a surgical cut to the perineum just before delivery), caused me agony for months, and sent me back to the doctor's office twice because of the large, poorly stitched incision that was neither necessary, nor consented to.
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"This abuse is only possible because, in the face of repeated warnings, the City of New York has enabled a culture of complacency to perpetuate at Rikers Island and thereby consented to the abuse of women in its custody," the suit alleged.
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Aurora also consented to allow Tesla to run a "forensic audit" conducted by a third-party examiner "in order to determine the absence, presence or use of any Tesla confidential information" stored on devices or accounts owned or controlled by Aurora personnel.
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Still, there were things the judge felt he could say: Both entities, he said, had consented to put a temporary hold on the policy of jailing indigent defendants, and incarceration in many cases would be replaced with payment plans or community-service opportunities.
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The new bill essentially gave states highways for free — provided they consented to the paths created in the yellow book, which had highways running through every city center in the US: State and city politicians accepted these plans for a variety of reasons.
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But in interviews over the last week, his aides and advisers said the 77-year-old Independent has consented to some strategic changes as he tries to win over a party that in the Trump era is not singularly focused on economic inequality.
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"Because the Senate has not consented to Mr. Whitaker serving as an officer of the United States, his designation by the president to perform the functions and duties of the attorney general violates the Appointments Clause" of the Constitution, the complaint said.
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" In the executive order, signed in September, Trump said he determined that the federal government should resettle refugees only in jurisdictions "in which both the state and local governments have consented to receive refugees under the Department of State's Reception and Placement Program.
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As the Times story notes, the companies that collect this precise location data — a roster of unfamiliar names, aside from Foursquare — justify it by saying the practice is anonymous, the data collected is secure, and that people have consented to its collection.
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But the online publication the Intercept found that nearly half the signatories were white, and spoke to one "signatory," Johnnie Cordero, the chair of the South Carolina Democratic Party's Black Caucus, who said that he had not consented to have his name attached.
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In the third case, Steve Beylund consented to a blood test under threat of prosecution in North Dakota; his case was sent back to lower courts in light of the court's ruling that warrant-less blood tests can't be mandated under threat of penalty.
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"Given the staggering amount of data that Facebook has collected on both its users – even people who have not consented to use of the platform – these allegations raise profound concerns about the company's willingness to protect the public and our democracy," the senators wrote.
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Women's rights activists also argue that the media coverage of the case has reinforced sexist, victim-blaming attitudes, with one Spanish TV network even running a Twitter poll asking social media users if they believed she had really been raped or consented to sex.
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It'll be particularly important to have clear guidelines on any genetic and genomic data included in medical records because they don't just hold information about the deceased; they also contain data about family members who may not have consented to give away their information.
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On Monday, after years of maintaining that the singer was too vulnerable to be questioned, her conservators consented to a deposition by Ms. Spears in a lawsuit filed against her and her father by Sam Lutfi, an associate from the time of her breakdown.
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Adding to the intrigue is an October 2, 2019, email -- released by the House this week -- from Trump's personal lawyer Jay Sekulow to Dowd stating, "I have discussed the issue of representation with the President," adding that Trump had consented to Dowd representing Parnas.
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Here are just some of the newest revelations: Paltrow described Miramax employees living in fear Weinstein's brother Bob consented to multiple interviews for the book, which also illustrates the various threats and intimidation tactics Weinstein and his legal team directed at the Times' reporters.
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In 2009, the industry finally consented to regulation of tobacco products, but it is now heavily invested in new sorts of devices that deliver nicotine, providing the fix needed by people addicted to that product or by those, such as young people, eager to experiment.
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Denha also consented to the order without admitting or denying the findings, and to not violate Section 10(b) of the Exchange Act{here} and Rules 10b-5(a) and 10b-230.00(c) thereunder and Sections 206(1) and 206(2) of the Advisers Act{here}.
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Ghomeshi, who first gained fame as a member of the 28s satirical pop band Moxy Fruvous, then defended himself in a 22010,22003-word statement on Facebook, saying women consented to having "rough sex" with him and that he was the victim of a disgruntled ex-girlfriend.
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Her campaign ran a newspaper ad in mid-October that included the names of sexual assault and domestic violence survivors, but after it was published, several women said they had not consented to having their names included, and others said they were not victims at all.
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Under Indiana law that defines rape as an act of aggression or involving an unwilling victim, Ward can't be convicted just because Finney, who consented to the sex, believed he was someone other than who she thought he was, Ward's attorney Kirk Freeman told TV station WLFI.
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To address the problem, Google is launching live traffic delays in those markets where the information has been lacking — like Atlanta, GA. To make its predictions, Google is combining the bus route details with the data it's collecting from users who have consented to anonymized data sharing.
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But after stressing the importance of "appeasing VIP clients" and "relaying an apology from Lee," who assured her that there would be no further incidents, Carballo "reluctantly" consented to return "fearing that her continued refusal would cause her to lose her job," according to the complaint.
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J.P. Turner & Company, which has been part of Cetera Financial Group since 2709 — and is in the process of being absorbed into another Cetera-owned brokerage — recently consented to sanctions handed down by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, without admitting or denying guilt, in two separate actions.
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The community, which had gathered over 80,000 subscribers in its short existence, promoted a form of face-swap technology that allowed people to realistically superimpose one face over another in a video clip, prompting many to depict celebrity women in hardcore pornography they hadn't consented to.
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Instead of reducing the surplus target, the I.M.F.'s representative at the Eurogroup meeting, Poul M. Thomsen, consented to the extraordinary decision to retrieve from the trash basket of last year's negotiations the deficit brake that I had proposed in exchange for an end to austerity.
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Imagine trying to sincerely open up about these painful and highly personal experiences in a room full of people who are rolling their eyes and crossing their arms and are unlikely to maintain any type of confidentiality since they haven't really consented to the conditions of treatment.
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Reluctantly, and at the prodding of his wife, Patti Lease, he consented to showing a reporter photographs of his October 2013 wedding at the White House, a small affair studded with blue flowers, and one that illustrated how close the president and his photographer had become.
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Galavis immediately shot her down, saying he "hope[d] nobody knows" what happened and expressed regret that his daughter would see the encounter, immediately shaming her for the consensual sexual encounter on the shores of the Vietnamese coast that they had both consented to mere hours before.
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I think, if Dolan consented to a trade that would have brought Lowry to New York, and DeRozan followed him out of Toronto shortly thereafter in a full-scale rebuild authored by Ujiri, DeRozan would have been mostly a franchise footnote, although a well-liked footnote.
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Newton has fine mentors from whom he can learn grace, among them the Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon, who endured years of racially tinged self-imposed exile in Canada in the 1980s before an N.F.L. team consented to allow him to take snaps and lead a team.
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"When temperature play is negotiated and consented to, the brain starts preparing for a sexy and exciting experience, and basically puts nerve endings in the body — erogenous zones, but also everywhere else — on high alert for new sensations," says Dulcinea Pitagora, a sex therapist known as the Kink Doctor.
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Alexanda Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh have been held in northern Syria by the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) for more than a year, and they recently consented to speak to CNN through a cameraman in their jail and a correspondent by remote video link from London.
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Kennedy, who was not fond of traveling, consented to go to Texas only because her popularity and public image as a style icon was an asset to her husband's reelection effort in a region deeply skeptical of, and outrightly hostile toward, the Kennedy administration and its burgeoning "Camelot" mythos.
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This isn't to say that the entire genre is inherently problematic — if the pornographic videos Rachel was inspired by are all, in fact, fictionalized, and both people consented to performing these acts on camera beforehand, that's no different than any other consensual porn that depicts disproportionate power dynamics.
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But prosecutor Hilda Pineda, who is in charge of the case, said the former military commanders, in an effort to submit the local population to their will, authorized and consented to systematic acts of sexual abuse and inhumane, cruel and humiliating treatment against the victims and other women.
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Tinder is the fourth dating app in the nation to be forced to comply with the Russian government's request for user data, Moscow Times reports, and it's among 175 services that have already consented to share information with the nation's Federal Security Service, according to a registry online.
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The Indian Supreme Court ruled in 2013 that virginity tests could not be used as evidence in rape cases, but some Indian courts still allow it, on the assumption that a woman who is used to sex is more likely to have consented to the sex act in question.
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As far as she knew, on this occasion Murt had entered the hospital voluntarily and the hospital had now consented to his discharge; Eileen took this to mean that he was over the worst of it, had managed to once again step back from the ledge of himself.
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The case stems from the nationwide class action lawsuit Jose Gomez brought against the Detroit-based Campbell Ewald Co., which was hired by the U.S. Navy to develop a multimedia recruiting campaign that included sending text messages to young adults who consented to receiving messages about Navy service.
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Although some CerCareOne customers told Motherboard they obtained consent before using the service—potentially by asking those on bail to sign a form saying they consented to be tracked—two sources in the original CerCareOne investigation said targeted devices never received a text message asking for their consent.
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While cutting roses (the thorns in present-day and in a flashback mark sharp objects two and three), Adora yells at Camille for going to interview Ann's father at his home again (even though he totally consented to the conversation) and in the process, she cuts her hand on a thorn.
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Jeff Lewis and his partner, Gage Edward, were "blindsided" after news broke that the surrogate mother of their 19-month-old daughter, Monroe, is suing them, Bravo, and Authentic Entertainment, the production company for their show, Flipping Out, claiming she never consented to the network filming her delivering of the baby.
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A documentary-style video in the Netherlands highlights "the Vibe of Bushwick NY," and the problem is that said video features the work of street artists who say they never consented to its use in the ad (which happens to be for a product called the New York Bagel Supreme).
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The P.L.O. has accepted that Israel would annex settlement blocs, consented to give up large parts of East Jerusalem, acknowledged that any agreement on the return of Palestinian refugees will satisfy Israel's demographic concerns and agreed to various limitations on the military capabilities and sovereignty of a future state of Palestine.
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Those who agreed to use the app built by the Obama campaign consented to their information being used by the campaign for political targeting, he said, while those who signed up with the app built by researcher Aleksandr Kogan did not know that it would be given to Cambridge Analytica.
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The regulator, Britain's Serious Organised Crime Agency (now called the National Crime Agency), consented to the transfers, although it cautioned that the consent did not mean JPMorgan would be legally off the hook if problems with the transfers later arose, according to London court filings that cite the suspicious-activity reports.
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There's also the question of whether Facebook, which keeps on getting embroiled in privacy scandals and is still reeling from a hack that allowed attackers to gain access tokens to 50 million users, can be trusted to safeguard that data or not share it in ways users would never have consented to.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher A New York Times investigation has found that the information being collected about us through apps on our smartphones is far more extensive than most of us imagine — or are aware we have consented to.
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The EU timetable, which Britain has broadly consented to after failing in a bid to start trade talks immediately in parallel, sees discussions on a deep free trade pact starting by early next year and being agreed in broad outline by around October 2018 — when the withdrawal treaty could be done and dusted.
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In an era when data-protection regulations govern the mailing list of a pizza joint, civil-liberties campaigners question why the national police database holds 12.5m images in its gallery—including images of an undisclosed number of people who have neither been charged with an offence nor consented to the use of their pictures.
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The lawsuit names individual songs rather than entire catalogs from a certain album or artist because the rights depend on whether writers on individual songs have consented to the synchronization license, which is required for videos that rely on timed music like a Peloton workout class, says entertainment lawyer Jeff Becker of Swanson, Martin & Bell.
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Writing in the Mail on Sunday newspaper, Leadsom said Bercow had "failed us" when he allowed lawmakers to seize control of parliament on Tuesday, putting in place a plan to force Johnson to seek a Brexit delay if parliament has not approved either a deal or consented to leaving without one by Oct. 19.
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In the videos, two of which were recorded by police body cameras, Ms. Wubbels can be seen explaining to the officer that she could not allow blood to be drawn from a patient unless he is under arrest, there is a warrant for his arrest or he has consented to having his blood drawn.
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As Duhaime-Ross points out, big tech companies like Amazon and Microsoft have been selling facial recognition tech to various companies for business purposes while Amazon is also selling its facial recognition capabilities directly to law enforcement agencies, despite the fact that most citizens have never consented to their faces being used for these purposes.
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In addition, the staggering amount of data that Facebook has collected on both its users and people who have not subscribed to or consented to use of the platform, raises concern that the company could improperly or illegally use its vast financial and data resources against government officials and critics seeking to protect the public and our democracy.
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That $7.75 million was split among "any and all Drivers who consented to a background check as part of the sign-up process to use the Uber software application and/or used the Uber software application to generate leads in California at anytime from July 8,2013 up to and including January 29, 2017," according to the settlement.
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Here's VW's statement: The supervisory boards of Volkswagen AG and AUDI AG have today consented to the conclusion of an agreement with Rupert Stadler on the termination of his offices as a member of the board of management of Volkswagen AG and chairman of the board of management of AUDI AG as well as of his service agreements.
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This dictates how our knowledge of being watched—and whether we have consented to it—may impact us, and if we're not comfortable with the amount or way we're being surveilled, or we don't think it's worth the trade off, it can cause anxiety, and potentially an insidious form of anxiety that is particularly dangerous for our health.
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But to clear up some of these enduring misconceptions, we got Veale to give us a step-by-step rundown on what actually happens in a standard deceased donation—that's when someone has died in an accident or from a medical issue like a heart attack or stroke has consented to let a stranger use their organs.
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A former brand ambassador named Katya said, for instance, that if her team wasn't meeting their quotas on a given night, the heads of her program in Milwaukee sometimes sent employees to bars that hadn't consented to host them, telling them to get as many new email addresses as they could before bar owners realized they were there.
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"With regard to driver's licenses, it is an ethical dilemma because we are searching the faces of citizens who never consented to this type of search in the first place," said Chris Adzima, senior information systems analyst at the Washington County Sheriff's Office in Oregon, which has been using facial recognition technology for about two years.
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" Avenatti laid out questions he'd like answered, including whether Trump knew about the hush agreement and the scope of his involvement, where the payment came from, what Cohen's role was, and whether Trump consented to the agreement and was involved in efforts to silence Daniels "to benefit his presidential campaign by preventing voters from hearing Plaintiff speak publicly.
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Instead of merely worrying that your own image will be distributed in a way that feels off-brand or even offensive, performers must now consider the possibility that their bodies will be cut up into parts and reassembled, Frankenstein-style, into a video intended to harass and humiliate someone who never consented to be sexualized in this manner.
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" Avenatti laid out questions he'd like answered, including whether Trump knew about the hush agreement and the scope of his involvement, where the payment came from, what Cohen's role was, and whether Trump consented to the agreement and was involved in efforts to silence Daniels "to benefit his presidential campaign by preventing voters from hearing Plaintiff speak publicly.
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In March, following months of bluster and threats of torpedoing the 6-year-old KORUS (Korean-US) trade agreement, Korea consented to a new omnibus pact, agreeing at once to slash its average annual steel exports to the US. by 30 percent and have its aluminum exports to the US taxed at a 10 percent level.
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Lomas acknowledged that some Hush buyers may be into a stranger's surreptitious involvement, and that's perfectly fine; the problem, as he sees it, is that the average consumer probably won't realize they've consented to a semi-private experience—that they are, "essentially, walking around with a giant butt plug transmitter" broadcasting out their anuses, or inadvertently offering a telescopic tour inside their vaginas.
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"At all relevant times, A.M. [Amy McClanahan] did not or could not consent to any acts of sexual intercourse or any other sexual acts because Wright used his position of authority over her and his knowledge of her past as a victim of sexual abuse to coerce her into acts she would not have otherwise consented to," the lawsuit reads.
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After initially declining to release the relevant section of the SF-86 Wednesday, the DOJ informed the court Thursday morning that "the Department of Justice, in consultation with the attorney general, has consented to a discretionary release of this record," despite what DOJ called its "appropriate assertion of FOIA exemptions" in an earlier denial letter Wednesday night to the group seeking the records.
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Critics of the GMO banana also claim that the engineered fruit constitutes a case of "biopiracy"—that is, the genes from this particular banana were sourced from a cultivar from Papua New Guinea, and the people who have developed the cultivar "have neither consented to its use in the GMO nor do they receive any benefit," according to The Ecologist.
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A lawyer named Eugene Quay wrote an influential article declaring that as a scientific matter, it was nearly impossible for women to become pregnant as a result of rape — a myth whose influence is still being felt — to make the point that many women would simply lie about sexual assault to get an abortion when they had consented to sex all along.
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In the motion, Avenatti laid out questions he'd like answered, including whether Trump knew about the hush agreement and the scope of his involvement, where the payment came from, what Cohen's role was, and whether Trump consented to the agreement and was involved in efforts to silence Daniels "to benefit his presidential campaign by preventing voters from hearing plaintiff speak publicly."
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Bush's successes in foreign policy -- in piloting the world to a soft landing after the breakup of the Soviet Union, in godfathering the reunification of Germany, in forging the North American Free Trade Agreement, in liberating Kuwait without entangling the United States irreversibly in the coils of Middle Eastern politics -- were as nothing to Republicans who could see only that he had consented to a tax increase.
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Matheson reported that she'd quit on the spot after this experiment, which made no sense—they'd used the same Internal Directive on Jenny, during an Intimacy Team Relational Experiment, during which she and Kurt were alone in an unlit room monitored by infrared as they each used small devices to convey to each other, through a sort of Morse code, what level of physical intimacy they each consented to.
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I thought of all those people, embittered and baffled to suddenly find themselves subject to a code of speech and manners that they neither understood nor consented to, as I read Katie Roiphe's new essay in Harper's Magazine, "The Other Whisper Network: How Twitter Feminism Is Bad for Women," which faults parts of the #MeToo movement for excessive hostility toward men, and for accepting all accusations at face value.
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It was at Tworkov's insistence that Rauschenberg was later accepted into the Charles Egan Gallery in 1954, according to Tomkins in Off the Wall: Tworkov showed with Charles Egan, whose gallery, at 46 East Fifty-seventh Street, also represented de Kooning, Kline, Guston … Egan had not taken on a new artist for a long time, but Tworkov kept after him, and finally Egan consented to come down with Tworkov to the Fulton Street studio.
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Despite her seventy-five years, she immediately announced her intention of going to the Douglass homestead, near Anacostia, and had actually started, when some of her friends, fearful that the journey, with its quota of bad roads, and the excitement of a visit to the presence of death would have a bad effect on her, used persuasion to such an extent that she finally consented to defer the trip until to-morrow.
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