The Content Decency Act [section 230 of the Communications Decency Act]?
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"Australia wants decency, and decency is to forgive," Mr. FitzSimons said.
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The most effective way to prove one's decency and restraint, of course, is simply to exhibit decency and restraint.
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The willingness of AOL to excise identities in the name of 'decency' raises big issues of genuine decency in my view.
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This month, we commemorate the 28503th anniversary of the titanic clash of decency versus indecency in American politics, and decency won.
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It takes talent to persuade a mass audience that you're decency incarnate, but Mr. Hanks goes one better by making decency into something like soul.
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We won't make an argument that Ryan ought not to endorse Trump out of human decency; decency and morality appear to be gone from his party.
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There are rules of decency and compassion when talking about human beings on TV, but they shift with the decency and compassion exhibited by their subject.
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The honors paid to Bush this week signaled a widespread appreciation of his fundamental decency, at a moment in our political history when decency has been sorely devalued.
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"You spoke about my decency and integrity, and I think you are taking advantage of my decency and integrity," he said, increasingly struggling to speak over the protesters' yelling.
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Let the alt-right ''represent the decay of common morality and decency,'' he argued — progressives ought to ''become the voice of common decency, politeness, good manners and so on.
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If Kavanaugh doesn't even have the decency to shake hands with a father of a victim, he definitely won't have the decency to make life changing decisions that affect real people.
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But what we can do and should do is amplify decency wherever we see it in hopes that the islands of decency there might one day connect up and flower into democracy.
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LinkedIn co-founder and Greylock Partners VC Reid Hoffman suggested a decency pledge of sorts — something that VC firms can adopt to ensure their respective partners abide by the standards of human decency.
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If we believe in respect and decency and civility and radical kindness, then we must act with respect and decency and civility and radical kindness regardless of how the "other side" is behaving.
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This was certainly a hypocritical move, considering that Ms. Conway had been following the president's lead, but a hypocritical nod to decency is preferable to the blatant trampling of decency that preceded it.
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Or at least have the decency to actually be funny.
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" She accuses him of "showing complete disregard for common decency.
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The decency of British zoos has been called into question.
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Only if our politics reflects the decency of the people.
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Should they be rewarded for their decency if they do?
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That's thanks to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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Do they not have an agreement to practice basic decency?
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With it comes a certain decency, humility and community spirit.
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Our pack is the human race and our feminist decency.
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But male titans of industry must stand up for decency.
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It's not about about the law, it's about human decency.
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It is about common sense, common decency and public safety.
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Money Monster ultimately is more about personal decency than markets.
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Judy Blume's books are famous for pushing the "decency" envelope.
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It's evidence that the internet is starved for common decency.
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As they quietly chip away the last barriers of decency.
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It's about decency, honor, including everyone, leaving no one behind.
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But there is little evidence of decency to cling to.
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BuzzFeed at least had enough decency to issue some corrections.
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Finally, it is a win for morality and human decency.
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America is great because of the decency of her people.
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These remembrances focus on his decency, graciousness and essential humanity.
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Eisen praised his decency and willingness to entertain others' opinions.
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" A man of decency, Humphrey writes of 1968: "Who knows?
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I'm held to a standard of decency in my job.
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Basic human decency requires that they not be abused here.
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It means promoting civility and decency, making the opposite unwelcome.
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They also raised a narcissistic loner who lacked basic decency.
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When it comes to understanding decency, May has two requirements.
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Who doesn't see the good in patriotism, tradition and decency?
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Everyone does, and that's anathema to decency and good governance.
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Have you no sense of decency, sir, at long last?
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The hate, anger and vengeance have somehow overrun human decency.
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"There's absolutely a line of decency," she told The Courant.
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Mary is a source of common sense, decency and tolerance.
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The commissar slowly warms to the family's generosity and decency.
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Let our decency, honesty and humanity ring loud and true.
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" The USDA called the revision a "matter of common decency.
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And, quite frankly, it's beneath every measure of common decency.
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But the word still pinpoints that which transgresses human decency.
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" He called it an issue "of basic decency and morality.
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McCarthy faced and failed a famous "sense of decency" moment.
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Ryan will face his "sense of decency" moment in September.
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Those were the days of decency in the White House.
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Simple decency and perhaps more important, intellectual honesty demands better.
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You succeed politically when you appeal to voters' basic decency.
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They arrested 12 people on accusations of outraging public decency.
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And what about Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act?
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He didn't even have the decency to blur out their faces.
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Twitter is protected by Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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Only if our politics better reflects the decency of our people.
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Republicans will praise Gorsuch, touting his judicial sobriety and personal decency.
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I believe in civility and compromise, and of all things, decency.
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He was great in his character, leading with decency and integrity.
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Consistency and decency may no longer be required of political leaders.
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His offer lacked any form of social etiquette or human decency.
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He was a man of extraordinary grace, decency, humility and kindness.
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He has no idea it's what makes us strong. Honesty. Decency.
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So Section 230 is a section of the Communications Decency Act.
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He has an alarming temperament, little impulse control, and less decency.
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"Few crimes so damage their victims and undermine basic human decency."
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Here's hoping some human decency comes her way sooner than later.
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Rarely have life's joys and bitterness been embraced with such decency.
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The removal of the immunity clause from the Communications Decency Act?
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His candidacy will demolish longstanding norms of decency, civility, and tolerance.
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At least she had the decency to call the engagement off.
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This is no longer about policy, civility, decency or even temperament.
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"We are going to run on decency and integrity," Warren said.
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There were no limits or boundaries of decency or good taste.
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But common decency prevails whether you know the person or not.
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We should have the decency and common sense to end this.
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Decency and political common sense demand the inclusion of all Americans.
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The president has crossed many lines of decency, civility and humanity.
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His wisdom feels hard won, and his decency hedged with doubts.
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The fine will be doubled if the acts violate public decency.
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"What I respect most about you is your decency," Biden said.
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It's common courtesy and decency to take care of each other.
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Our politics do not have to rob us of our decency.
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He miserably failed in basic manners of human decency and courtesy.
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The appalling lack of humanity and decency has not gone unnoticed.
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All career politicians could benefit from continuing education in human decency.
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But there was also testimony that went beyond drinking and decency.
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You can't say yes to Trump and yes to common decency.
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If he had any decency about him, he would just quit.
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It goes beyond differences with policy -- it's about basic human decency.
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"These alleged actions are antithetical to human decency," the board said.
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He's challenged basic norms of honesty, decency, compassion and moral conduct.
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Again, there's no guarantee that the forces of decency will win.
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The passage from national trauma toward democratic decency is never easy.
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His values are deep, informed by his faith and human decency.
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He is by most accounts a man of great personal decency.
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I suppose also faith and maybe the basic decency of humanity.
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Kan ya ma kan, there were values of justice and decency.
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That hand doesn't venture too far beyond the bounds of decency.
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In this climate, what that meant was outright decency and humanity.
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There is no room for decency in our duopoly of power.
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This is all an outgrowth of Trump's degradation of common decency.
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Foolish: the failure to account for some aides' decency and patriotism.
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Speak words of love, speak words of decency and of respect.
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Only if our politics better reflects the decency of our people.
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Maybe there's a way towards technological advancement alongside true human decency.
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But I have eyes, ears, common sense, decency and sound judgment.
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We have a president who ignores facts and violates basic decency.
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We find our way to decency, but in a jagged line.
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"To me, it's a matter of decency and courtesy," he said.
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In the process, he abandoned our most important allies in fighting ISIS: the Syrian Kurds, who were also creating an island of decency in their region, where islands of decency are the most we can hope for.
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The test here is not of his decency, but of our own.
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If you're not on private property, keep public decency laws in mind.
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The one, the decency pledge, which I think is just fucking ridiculous.
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"This is a statement about human decency, plain and simple," Johnson continued.
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We know him to be a man of tremendous decency and integrity.
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Mr Trump had already shattered taboos surrounding decency, honesty and intellectual incoherence.
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What is right matters even less, and decency matters not at all.
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But flaws and mistakes don't make someone less worthy of human decency.
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Instead, a repeated failure to grasp basic human decency comes to mind.
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Alabama voters deserve a candidate they can trust and who represents decency.
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The response to Kennedy's "common decency" legislation probably isn't what he expected.
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There's a feint towards decency, that works as cover for the conspiratorial.
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He's not a man with any real sense of decency or filter.
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From the perspective afforded by good taste and decency, I would agree!
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What that view misses, of course, is something known as human decency.
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Truth, justice, honor, integrity and decency demand a fair FBI background check.
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But there's also value in such shifts toward decency, however clumsily expressed.
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After all, Cohen showed no empathy or decency toward critics of Trump.
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And perhaps in certain cases it represented a form of human decency.
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Yeah, that "party over decency" thing is tough to balance these days.
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" Obama said the decision to protect DACA recipients is "about basic decency.
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"Something Trump would've NEVER had the human decency to do," Madden added.
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" Flake, on the Senate floor, lamented "flagrant disregard for truth and decency.
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Most significantly, tribalism prevents finding common ground because it rejects common decency.
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Supposedly, Warren was shut down out of concern for decorum and decency.
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He values common decency most to help him deal with this crisis.
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Nevertheless, Baker's natural teaching skills and fundamental decency do get their chance.
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Roth, for all her stridency, is a defender of decency and tolerance.
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There was no finer practitioner of such exalted decency in our time.
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Amid these schisms, Afghan politics has lost political civility, morality and decency.
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In the interest of national security and decency, Congress must step in.
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The costs of decency are trivial; the rewards to shareholders are large.
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More fundamentally, family separation is anathema to basic decency and human rights.
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Requiring two signatures would improve the odds of decency in the decision.
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Watching her sister navigate Copley also gave Coon's work an innate decency.
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It's absurd to feel grateful to men just for exercising basic decency.
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We believe that our diversity and collective decency will drive our future.
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Not a word of plain simple decency, the quality Camus most prized.
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"The only way to fight the plague is with decency," Camus writes.
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This win tonight should signal a return of decency, integrity and humanity.
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At least posh people in England have the decency to feel guilty.
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It seems that Mr. Trump has no sense of shame or decency.
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Your kindness and decency… your academic excellence… your deeply felt school spirit.
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Not that Michèle is a paragon of innocence, or even of decency.
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" Three hours later, she was charged with "insulting the decency of women.
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Venture capitalist and LinkedIn cofounder Reid Hoffman has proposed a decency pledge.
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The movie titles got a lot of that anti-anxious decency across.
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"I don't expect decency and compassion from the Trump family," she said.
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A black president of decency will trounce the president of white supremacy.
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There's no question that he could restore decency to the White House.
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Decency: The senator could scrap, but he avoided the lowest of blows.
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In short, it is a matter of acting with basic human decency.
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History says these racist waves eventually crash on the shoals of decency.
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He tried to convince them that their faith required decency to all.
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The courts said that feature wasn't protected by the Communications Decency Act.
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Like the mold of educational children's shows, human decency is the premise.
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This is about Trump's character, his temperament, his impulsiveness, his basic decency.
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Their commitment to order, civility and decency is reflected in American society.
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They've been protected, because of section 230 of the Communication Decency Act.
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Though Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act (CDA 230) precludes companies from being held legally liable for what is posted or said on their websites, these companies have a responsibility to users to ensure safety and decency.
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Verdict: The crooks' lack of any kind of decency or empathy is jarring.
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On top of that, more men care about free speech than human decency.
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You don&apost have the brains or the decency as a human being.
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We could learn a lot about decency from how he lived his life.
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She and O'Rourke will speak about decency, civility, and unity, the adviser said.
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A real step up, stakes wise, and a real step down, decency wise.
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You were the one that should have done something, out of human decency.
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Tech companies commonly invoke the Communications Decency Act in defending against similar lawsuits.
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MY: And this Communications Decency Act was established back in the '90s, right?
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"To the extent that I'm standing for decency, that still exists," he said.
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"I'm an individual that I still believe in my own decency," Stewart added.
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You should vote for her because it's a vote for decency and respect.
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Things like the freedom of the press, human rights, civil decency, cultural diversity.
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It shows that the advance of decency has been steady, heartening—and fragile.
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Some of the site's most famous stars have breached the boundaries of decency.
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Yep, just like tarantulas, which at least have the decency to look scary.
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He's probing our commitment to decency, to see how far we'll follow along.
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It appears that actor James Woods missed the memo about basic human decency.
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That's pretty badass, but also pretty unspeakable from a basic-human-decency perspective.
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Despite this, he said, criticizing Ivanka Trump is beyond the pale of decency.
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The question is less about the president's sense of decency, but of ours.
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"I'll keep that in my heart," the singer said, projecting a genuine decency.
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Trump has daily proven unyielding to appeals of decency, unity, moderation, or fact.
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High standards of public argument and common decency are another kind of limit.
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"The fat one" had not even had the decency to send his regrets.
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And I do think we as journalists need to defend fact and decency.
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Alabama chose decency and good old American family values instead of political expediency.
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You are a good friend, and your kindness and decency is much appreciated.
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His Muslim ban violates our Constitution and our collective sense of human decency.
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Whether compassion and decency can coexist with prejudice should not be the question.
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We need a call in our politics for a new era of decency.
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There is always a way to message common sense and human decency — always.
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I was struck by his humility, decency, indifference to monetary rewards, and warmth.
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And we don't turn to Mr. Solondz for warm affirmations of human decency.
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"He has no decency," Khizr Khan, the fallen soldier's father, told ABC News.
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Clinton's proposals could be weighed and reviewed, and a baseline level of decency.
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What about the Communications Decency Act, section 21, that gives them broad immunity?
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He shows virtually no respect for constitutional principles, or often, basic human decency.
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All 12 protesters were arrested for "outraging public decency," according to the Mirror.
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The legal standard at issue is Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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Clinton be assassinated with a heartfelt declaration of her decency and good faith.
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Let's hope that common sense and basic human decency prevail when it arrives.
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Vote for decency, vote for dignity, vote for a heart for our country.
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It comes from ordinary people's very real concerns, fears and sense of decency.
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Liberals denounce conservatives for putting political interests over morality or even basic decency.
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Others have come at Mr. Trump with indignation, righteousness and appeals to decency.
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Above all, it shares the same disdain for comity, civility and ordinary decency.
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Once that barrier is erected, all rules of decency go out the window.
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Sexual favors are expected, and genius is recognized as an exception to decency.
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There just needs to be the collective will, and basic decency, to act.
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But the disregard for decency and truth and civility is what's really disheartening.
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"I would appeal to the decency of the people in it," he replies.
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It is not only decency but eros itself that waits to be regained.
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His genius for retail politics isn't bound by truth or -- it seems -- decency.
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I am certain he would restore rationality and decency to the American presidency.
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Much of his pitch, though, was about the need for decency and dignity.
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"Ultimately, this is about basic decency," Mr. Obama wrote on Facebook on Tuesday.
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But where are people going to go for a new standard of decency?
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Impeachment has also been a major organizing touchpoint in the Decency Collective network.
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Partly it's because he's insatiably curious and has bottomless faith in people's decency.
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Last I checked, that position was a matter of basic decency and patriotism.
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In a March Quinnipiac poll, 55% said Trump lacked a sense of decency.
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But, as neighbors and friends, we can redeem politics through ordinary human decency.
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A disaster is unfolding whose consequences for humanity and decency will be devastating.
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They absorb everything — pain, injustice, insult, folly — and give back decency and kindness.
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Paul's antics violated basic norms of decency, and might have violated the law.
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Romney can go to his grandkids and say he stood up for decency.
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Would he be less deserving of decency and having his constitutional rights protected?
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"He has neither the decency nor the empathy to do so," she said.
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We cannot sanction a child's death without losing a piece of our decency.
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Instead, in the mold of educational children's shows, human decency is the premise.
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He's a decent guy, and I mean that in the good of decency.
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One day we might build on their islands of decency; they're worth preserving.
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Some people, this decency pledge — I think it's bullshit, is what I think.
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The gravestones mourn the loss of things like "decency" and the American Dream.
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"Nazis" are easily legible as a long-since-conquered enemy of human decency.
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Really, though, Blankenship's fairly resounding defeat is also a win for basic human decency.
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St. Joseph had the decency to stay with her while she went through it.
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"As they quietly chip away the last barriers of decency," Woods tweeted on Sept.
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"I appeal to be recognized on your sense of decency and integrity," he said.
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"At some point there's a sense of decency you have to have," she says.
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It mixes virtue with profits; Tata's leaders are expected to exude decency and probity.
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I'm a fan of tough arguments while treating one's opponent with respect and decency.
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"He violated every principle of human decency," as well as the law, Thurman said.
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Josh Hawley's (R-MO) move to amend Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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In court filings, Facebook has cited the protections afforded by the Communications Decency Act.
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Yet in recompense Mr Buttigieg offers a convincing claim to public-spiritedness and decency.
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Neither has the decency to do something cute like spoon each other while napping.
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JAKE TAPPER, CNN HOST: The erosion of basic standards, stability and human decency, continues.
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Throughout her remarks, Obama called for us to remember and exercise basic human decency.
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Leaders like Tim Kaine, who show our kids what decency and devotion look like.
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She has values, not limp buzzwords like Decency and Respect but real, deep convictions.
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At least the unknown practical joker had the decency to avoid the Duchess's mug.
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What I'm offering is decency, I'm offering something that's more in tune with nature.
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The spot clearly aims to paint the Manhattan businessman as lacking in basic decency.
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He has a great temperament and great pragmatism, and he has great Midwestern decency.
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He reiterated his fundamental belief that reason and decency will ultimately overcome petty partisanship.
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"At some point there's a sense of decency you have to have, " she says.
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Whose sense of decency, whose belief in patriotism over politics, could we count on?
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Trump has a furtive decency and unsung sensitive side, or so his boosters claim.
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If we want change, we should focus on three areas: decency, transparency and honesty.
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"I don't expect decency and compassion from the Trump family," Meghan McCain said Thursday.
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Perhaps even more important, human decency and Christian ethics call for a different response.
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His canvases fairly reek with the insolence of youth; they outrage nature, tradition, decency.
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Trump is no longer facing just a frenzy over policy or decency or style.
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Have the decency to be less good at acting, please, when you're so young.
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However, there needs to be a modicum of decency and fairness in this process.
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He'd need a whole wall of shelving to fit all that decency and generosity.
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"She added: "The question is open about whether they put dollars ahead of decency.
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The advisory was included in the new set of public-decency laws in September.
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At a time of cynicism about politics and government, he brought conviction and decency.
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They could be strong and powerful, all the while keeping their integrity and decency.
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At the heart of the issue is Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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And however great her flaws, she is still in the zone of human decency.
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Prejudice, fear, and misunderstanding are all powerful forces working against decency and common sense.
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But usually they have the common decency to pretend they're about something else, too.
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Clinton, you assume that what lies beneath her imperturbable exterior is an essential decency.
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Attacks on personal decency have been a regular reality for leading Republicans for decades.
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On February 8, 1996, President Bill Clinton signed the Communications Decency Act into law.
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His addiction to opium and the guilt he feels hit against his innate decency.
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Our country is going through a traumatic crises of morality, image and human decency.
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Anna is well into her pregnancy, causing Carson to panic and fret about decency.
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"People have wondered when decency would hit rock bottom with this administration," he said.
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LeftTube—quirky, funny, and grounded in the basic laws of decency and logic—can
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Honor, decency and duty were ideas around which McCain built his life of service.
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They're also a test of where the limits of decency and shamelessness are drawn.
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"Their detention amid increasingly deteriorating conditions defies basic human decency," Pompeo said March 10.
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How do we ensure some basic level of decency and equality in this society?
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The 2012 G.O.P. presidential nominee is a man of honor, decency and serious accomplishment.
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He made monumental contributions to freedom with a fundamental decency that resonates across generations.
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So I will reply in English: Common decency would have been the appropriate thing.
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Deep down, we probably all know it's not just civility we're missing, but decency.
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Or at the least, to call out Trump for having no sense of decency.
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Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act gives companies broad discretion for moderating speech.
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Giamatti, meanwhile, brings out Chuck's core of kindness and decency — they're in there somewhere!
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Amy Klobuchar called the impeachment hearings against Trump a "decency check" on American government.
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They must demand loudly that the Palestinians are not exempt from basic human decency.
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Decency is not a vice, and a vague squareness is not so bad, either.
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The Alabama election is about decency versus indecency; right versus wrong; tolerance versus intolerance.
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Norms of decency disappear when everyone is mirroring everyone else in an insular world.
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Republicans and Democrats have all played a role in the degradation of common decency.
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"Kofi was humanity's best example, the epitome, of human decency and grace," he said.
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"Fifty per cent of the elderly exist below minimum standards of decency," he wrote.
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History, it seemed, had decided that his artistic merit outweighed his lack of decency.
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Like Stahl, he questioned the value of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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" Obama on Wednesday nominated Garland, noting the judge's "decency, modesty, even-handedness and excellence.
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This immunity comes from a now archaic law, the Communications Decency Act of 1996.
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Americans are generally not willing to go backward on matters of basic economic decency.
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The struggle for goodness and decency is an eternal struggle, not a seasonal one.
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Decency and doing what is right are core values within sports, not secondary concerns.
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The House proposal puts us in jeopardy of losing even this modicum of decency.
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Today professional standards of decency are not required, particularly as they apply to women.
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Yet if McCabe has made mistakes, his basic decency shines through in this memoir.
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Those of us who have some decency left should band together and speak out.
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It throws their motivations into question, recontextualizing their decency as something far more sinister.
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" Ian Buruma captured Bob's particularly Jewish identification with the oppressed and his "decency" – that word dear to Camus, who observed in his novel "The Plague" that, "It may seem a ridiculous idea, but the only way to fight the plague is with decency.
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The extraordinary decency and courage of this act has brought me to tears this morning.
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"Today's decision is disappointing and flies in the face of basic human decency," he said.
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Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act already provides a liability shield for online platforms.
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At least VICE's photographer, Pete Voelker, had the decency to wear a long-sleeve shirt.
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Is it too much to ask to expect common decency from your party's presidential nominee?
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Maybe it will even help generate a general groundswell of decency in our political dialogue.
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"These three fallen Americans embody the goodness and decency of our nation," the president continued.
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This appetite can drive him to extremes that are beyond the boundaries of human decency.
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They all have lacked basic human decency as they push out their theories and speculation.
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Equality, justice, opportunity and decency for women are indeed effectively on the ballot in 2020.
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Once again, this feels like common decency but managed to incite backlash from users. 8.
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If you've changed your mind about a date, have the decency to tell the person.
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The grisly images escaped official censorship—as well as any standards of decency or taste.
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I've seen you, the American people, in all your decency, determination, good humor, and kindness.
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He appeals to her sense of decency, confiding that he is suffering from pancreatic cancer.
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Right before landing, he stands in the aisle, in defiance of decency & lighted seatbelt signs.
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He stated that coverage for everyone was "just human decency" back in February of 2016.
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Let us acknowledge that extremism bred heroism, professionalism, courage, and supremely American, exquisitely human decency.
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He's afraid if he makes contact with an intelligent women he might catch human decency.
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Treating people with respect, no matter where you are, is just basic human decency. 3.
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In America, especially, it feels like there's little peace, little decency, and little sustainability left.
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In recent months, it has called for more decency on its site through new policies.
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" He went on to ask, "Have you no sense of decency, sir, at long last?
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First and foremost, there must be basic decency afforded to nominees by the judiciary committee.
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First, there was the sheer humility and decency of Bush's demeanor and attitude that morning.
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Brennan regularly tears into Trump on Twitter, suggesting he lacks the decency to be president.
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It is almost as if we try to keep examples of heroic decency to ourselves.
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They will do neither: Decency and honesty have long since absconded from the Republican Party.
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Not in the abandonment of allies and basic decency in how we treat other humans.
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He has no sense of decency," Biden said, adding, "We have to prove him wrong.
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CNN at least had the decency to have one quota slot for progressives — Nina Turner.
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The Trump-Pence ticket is a daily affront to basic standards of decency and humanity.
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Long dismissed as destructive fanatics, they now seem to be voices of simple human decency.
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In the name of decency, and in our own self-interest, we should do them.
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Mr. Kerry said that "basic decency and humanity" were the most effective responses to terrorism.
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This combination of courage and decency that makes the American military something new in history.
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This award is given in recognition of your unparalleled lack of decency and humanity. Bravo!
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Through action or belief, they have removed themselves from human decency, and become something grotesque.
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Porn exists in an X-rated realm that isn't policed by typical notions of decency.
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Anything less is an affront to common decency and an abdication of duty to constituents.
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To expect that it, too, might put common decency — and the interests of women — first?
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Future Russian efforts may be thwarted best by a move toward decency in American politics.
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But you need to remind yourself that demanding common decency is not a radical act.
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He has a genius for rage, manipulation and deception, but not for basic human decency.
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Elsewhere, gestures of humanity suggest that decency has not been completely extinguished from the world.
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His capitulation suggests he lacks the spine and moral decency to continue as labor secretary.
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But now Dick's Sporting Goods has stood up for what decency, morality and conscience demand.
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A. New York State decency laws do apply to some behavior inside a private residence.
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Trump's assault on common decency is the truest test of our national commitment to truth.
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The character-development element of youth sporting can reinforce lessons of fundamental respect and decency.
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Surely there are three such lawmakers with the integrity and decency to stop this boondoggle.
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Gillibrand had the decency to sell out in the right direction and not look back.
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Kellyanne: It is disrespectful, it's a violation of basic decency, certainly, if not marital vows . . .
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Our government has not lost all decency: We still treat innocent children with some kindness.
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" But that message, he said, was about "decency and respect and unity, rather than division.
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The essential decency of his character comes out whether he's aware of it or not.
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Only by working together in the name of decency and honor will we make progress.
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Several other Democratic candidates have suggested that the Communications Decency Act needs to be amended.
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The prejudices promulgated by this site are an affront to American values and human decency.
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"No one said they were insulting the decency of a man," Mateyo said, half laughing.
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What happened to the Kavanaugh family violates every notion of fairness, decency and due process.
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What happened to the Kavanaugh family violates every notion of fairness, decency, and due process.
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These next four years are going to require a broad coalition of straight-up decency.
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But in the name of decency and self-preservation, he should really curb his enthusiasm.
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"I don't particularly enjoy having to legislate, or trying to legislate, common decency," Kennedy said.
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Politicians who honor the boundaries of decency and public safety are not mealy-mouthed pleasers.
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In every way: integrity, decency, smarts, a great executive, a fantastic record in New York.
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No, that would have required that he possess a shred of empathy and common decency.
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I take their desperate act as a personal affront and as an assault on decency. . . .
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It also argues it was protected the claims were barred by the Communications Decency Act.
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Jeff Weiner spoke out against proposed changes to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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Social movements rarely succeed if they violate our gut sense of decency and moral proportion.
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Having a heart and being anti-fur isn't a white thing; it's a decency thing.
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The decency clause was rescinded from that grant and the school could proceed without interference.
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Andrew is supposed to be one of those real New York types, with a secret decency.
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"You're not obligated through patriotism or decency to simply accept what the CIA says," Grennwald said.
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Instead of, you know, the basic standard for human decency that had already been slithered under.
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Adityanath, according to Indian media reports last weekend, urged members of the group "behave with decency".
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"I think our future is going to require a broad coalition of nonpartisan decency," she said.
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" He also pushed back onboth-siderism, clearly stating that this "is about human decency and morality.
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To the press, that's enough to disqualify her from the most basic consideration of decency. #Tucker
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Anybody with a basic sense of decency – and, frankly, simple common sense – would have done so.
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This passionate insistence on goodness, on decency, against poverty and fatherlessness, fuels the film's main drama.
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The legal shield is known as Section 230, and it's part of the Communications Decency Act.
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As always a Japanese combat sports event provided the perfect blend of cruelty, decency, and absurdity.
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Regardless of body shape, we all deserve to be treated with respect and basic common decency.
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His decency is the axis on which the story turns, and also the movie's principal flaw.
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"I am telling the truth, and you should have the decency to admit it and apologize."
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The theme was women's rights, but it was about rights, decency and compassion for all people.
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The big picture: Merkel's leadership has been marked by her commitments to decency, multilateralism and diplomacy.
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This is good, but not anything to applaud, since Miguel is simply showing basic human decency.
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It's this combination of courage and decency that makes the American military something new in history.
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Why do Republicans make fools of themselves by misreading Section 233 of the Communications Decency Act?
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HBO's Westworld is a reality-bending science fiction epic about technology, human decency and free will.
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Arkady Volozh, the billionaire founder of Yandex, called him the "market standard of decency and lawfulness".
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Audiences have also been drawn to the film because of Neville's craftily constructed argument for decency.
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The line is a comfort zone, and the bogus justification of "public decency" is the shield.
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And even the lowest are capable of incredible acts of humanity and are worthy of decency.
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Social mores around sexuality, profanity and decency are shifting and it's time the charts reflected that.
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U.S. District Judge William H. Orrick said the suit was barred by the Communications Decency Act.
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And the press has alerted the world to his countless violations of common sense and decency.
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"He simply has no sense of decency and no sense of responsibility about him," Springsteen said.
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President Trump's budget proposal is an affront to decency, economics and, at a basic level, math.
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It's basic decency as a marketing plan It's easy to understand the influence given the timing.
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C. sentiment can sometimes reflect a desire to ignore history and flip common decency the bird.
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But he was also someone whose kindness, decency and selflessness made him very hard to dislike.
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Can Republicans hear the past asking, 'At long last, have you left no sense of decency?
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Day after day, he rips at the last remaining threads of decency holding this nation together.
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Decency, hard work, academic excellence—that, said Sharpton, is the path to dignity and self-improvement.
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Martin Zandvliet wrote and directed this Danish drama about the relationship between revenge and common decency.
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I know David Friedman and he is a man of sophistication, humility, warmth, and total decency.
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He said his priority right now was to see his son buried with decency and respect.
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Measure him against fact, evidence, precedent and basic human decency, and call it like it is.
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The Mullahs run a vile government that is an affront to human rights and decency itself.
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Another surprising development downstairs: Francatelli decides to drop the creepo act and show some decency too.
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"We appeal to your decency to not cause a grieving family more pain," the letter said.
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Don't expect a lot of surprises, however, unless you're unfamiliar with common decency and legal requirements.
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Such are the codes of decency between the heirs of the Night's Watch: Bros before crows.
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We are now in a society in which serial insults to basic decency aren't automatically disqualifying.
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But this year Donald Trump has decimated the codes of basic decency without paying a price.
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And he has replaced decency with a moral system that reflexively targets the weak and vulnerable.
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Men have apologized, shot back, stepped down, created "decency pledges," written manifestoes, been fired for manifestoes.
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"Racism and misogyny are wrong" is a "side," but also a basic element of human decency.
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Mr. Pruitt's case demonstrates that in America, no one is above the law and common decency.
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Some online companies accused of discrimination have cited the 1996 Communications Decency Act as a defense.
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How did these couples manage these lies, while striving to lead lives of decency and integrity?
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Given how much every major tech company has screwed up on security, privacy, just basic decency.
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Paul Krugman A funny thing is happening on the American scene: a powerful upwelling of decency.
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Yet the fight for Eastern Ghouta is no less than the fight for this planet's decency.
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After President Trump, I am desperate to return to decency, humanity and the rule of law.
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"It is time that we put our decency, our state, before political party," Mr. Jones said.
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He has demonstrated his lack of decency, concern for human rights and respect for democracy repeatedly.
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The authority's ad space has long been a battleground for debates over free speech and decency.
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These are people, whether ethically suspect or downright criminal, whose sense of decency has gone haywire.
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But at least Bright has the decency to keep up the theme through its entire runtime.
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Longtime readers will recognize familiar Vonnegut characters and settings alongside pleas for peace and personal decency.
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Her decency, experience and moderation will be greatly appreciated across America and particularly in the Midwest.
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It is shameful that this reporter chose to violate the basic rules of journalism and decency.
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It's about basic human decency and remembering why the country was founded in the first place.
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The level of irresponsibility and absence of principle and decency over those 35 hours is unfathomable.
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Many of us do, however, mourn the death of decency, honesty and reason here at home.
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As a leading Alabama newspaper wrote endorsing Jones, decency itself is on the ballot next week.
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" The Tallahassee mayor responded that "what our state and country needs is decency, hope and leadership.
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Do you stand for revoking your fellow citizens' rights, or do you stand for human decency?
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How come that other person crossed every line of decency and still has a TV show?
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Jeb Bush says Roy Moore should step aside: We need to stand for decency from CNBC.
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Washington needs, once again, to reflect the common sense and common decency of the American people.
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In the formative years of life, most of us learn the basic concepts of human decency.
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They believe he has crossed the line when it comes to misogyny, vulgarity and common decency.
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For Italians, even disharmony is a sign of sanity, decency and, most important, joie de vivre.
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For African-Americans, race has become a proxy not just for politics but also for decency.
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We will not put art before common decency, or allow talent to sway our moral compass.
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In our view, these statements focused on a high school student, cross the line of decency.
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But Trump seems ready to break yet another norm of basic decency in our political system.
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What these conversations reinforced in my mind is the basic decency and dignity of the Trump voters.
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President Trump has never been able to maintain a modicum of decency for longer than 003 minutes.
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"We shouldn&apost have to die for a level of decency to be upheld," San Felice said.
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And then there was the ever-present issue of Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act.
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But there's also a sense that even when monstrosity seems to be all-powerful, decency maybe lurking.
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Biden's memory of him, though, tells you something about how Biden believes decency and ideology can coexist.
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"I think we have to change this Communications Decency Act to encourage people to stop this behavior."
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But the attacks are often deep cuts at the decency of our culture as a caring nation.
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"Google enjoys a special immunity from liability under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act," Cruz said.
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Braff didn't even have the decency to slide into Lorne Michaels' DMs to make his thirst known.
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There was the Communications Decency Act, there was all kinds of things that you were involved in.
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Everyone knows that it's common decency to close the toilet lid after you've been to the bathroom.
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There's an undeniable decency to him that you don't often see at this level of American politics.
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"The protections in our state and federal constitutions— not to mention basic human decency—require no less."
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His regular-guy decency, along with the Vine-ready highlights, are major components of the Curry mystique.
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It's almost like society has a geometry of what makes for civility, decency, trust, open-mindedness, etc.
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What are the limits of decency, and can we ever root for someone who crosses that line?
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If their phones lack a headphone jack, their box will have the decency to include an adapter.
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For some people, it is unsettling and jarring to see political leaders behave with such little decency.
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The problem is that those platforms are mostly immunized through Section 0003 of the Communications Decency Act.
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Failing to take these videos down immediately and prevent others being uploaded is a failure of decency.
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A vote for him was a vote for decency and intelligence to prevail over hate and chaos.
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It does not build but forever changes the target away from our vision of decency and justice.
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Now is the time for decency, for facts, for trust, and now is the time for truth.
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BOOKER: I consider myself somebody that wants to bring decency, common sense, a sense of restorative justice.
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Shazia's human decency just highlights how selfish and awful Mia (Andrea Riseborough), the main protagonist, really is.
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One shows how a person with normal human compassion and decency reacting to the news coming out.
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He chose to couple up with her and showed her the minimum basic that human decency required.
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But even with all that gray area, there also exists a certain broad parameter of nonviolent decency.
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Far better if we stand up to him by defending our values of decency, honesty, and equality.
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They make decency have the burden of proof, where Cardozo would put that burden on the indecent.
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"People have wondered when decency would hit rock bottom with this administration," Biden said in a statement.
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We told them that hard work, fair policy and fundamental decency were what voters really cared about.
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And American leaders understood the importance of humility and decency, and offered moral examples to the world.
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" The Speaker praised the values that brought protestors to the streets of Dallas: "respect, decency, compassion, humanity.
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By the late 1980s, Mr. Burton had begun to think that television needed more decency and morality.
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The hypocrisy hangs in the air and chokes anyone with a sense of decency or intellectual honesty.
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Once settled in Worcester, he applied for citizenship and presented two witnesses to attest to his decency.
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You can fight back with outrage and strength while upholding decency and respecting the rights of others.
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Women are still required to cover their shoulders and knees in public, the public-decency decree states.
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If members of Congress have any sense of decency, they will soon pass legislation proposed by Sens.
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And Rachel, who keeps coming up with last vestiges of decency to lose, goes for the twist.
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" Prominent Pakistani journalist Najam Sethi tweeted that Bukhari was a "voice of truth and reason and decency.
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A single death has forced us to confront North Korea's challenge to global security and human decency.
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In Martin Zandvliet's drama, the joys of revenge may or may not give way to human decency.
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Over the last few days, the word "decency" has popped up a lot, and it's on target.
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The President has taken a blowtorch to any veil of decency that ever laid over conservative politics.
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Sweating and talking for 24 hours, reading from the Constitution, pleading for decency and the American way.
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Except Trump's answer to, "Have you no sense of decency, sir?" is pretty clearly a solid no.
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They broke promises and told untruths, but the basic decency of each man was never in doubt.
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" He lashed out at the president's "flagrant disregard for truth and decency" and uttered the syllables "enough.
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When it comes to Trump, truth, decency and self-possession have been in quarantine from the start.
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We keep seeing people who once appeared to have some sense of decency turn into abject apparatchiks.
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" And: "We will not put art before common decency or allow talent to sway our moral compass.
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After Bill Clinton's scandals, George W. Bush said he'd "restore honor and decency" to the White House.
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John McCain was an American hero, a man of decency and honor and a friend of mine.
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Tracy Estes, a Republican, said the bill was a "common decency issue," according to the Montgomery Advertiser.
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Ratings went through the roof as everything we ever thought we knew about our country's decency exploded.
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But the bigger threat to decency now may come from our own normalizing indifference to these images.
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Their commitment to one another and their individual common decency and belief in their country sustained them.
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It fought Mr. Netanyahu's polarization with promises of restoring a sense of unity, decency and democratic values.
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The personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms and institution, the flagrant disregard for truth and decency.
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It may take a new generation to restore common courtesy and decency to American politics once again.
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Not decency or courage, of course, but at least furtive recognition that they're complicit in something vile.
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"The Amalgamation Polka" puts a little faith in love and decency, but it's no sober museum piece.
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" McWhorter said that Trump's presidency was bringing about the death of the "South's premium on personal decency.
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It was about basic human decency and remembering why the country was founded in the first place.
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Jordan plays Stevenson as a man of heroic decency, but this kind of role comes with constraints.
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The Good Place is a show that deeply considers the subconscious undercurrents of everyone's basic human decency.
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Such tactics flout international law and run contrary to even the most basic standards of human decency.
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They were driven by the determination to make a difference and extend the reach of human decency.
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Beyond their sense of human decency, these professionals have taken oaths that compel them to do this.
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We have to find a way to bring simple, personal decency and trust back to our politics.
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Common sense and decency must prevail in this fight, the most serious and crucial of our country.
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"For a Democratic Super PAC to attack @BernieSanders health is beyond the pale of decency," Khanna said.
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Every day brings some fresh affront to decency, some assault on progress, some blow to the truth.
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But Venezuelan Communications Minister Jorge Rodriguez said on Twitter that the presidential palace treats journalists with decency.
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But politics is so personal now -- and policy so often secondary -- that decency is on the bench.
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"Pat Tiberi has brought great decency and relentless passion to this House," Ryan said in a statement.
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"Is there no decency in this man?" the mayor asked reporters hours after the charges were dropped.
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"We are a step closer to restoring decency, dignity and honor to the White House," Biden said.
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That she did not tell one story about the niceness and decency of her husband is telling.
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"But step one in repairing our democracy is having two political parties committed to truth and decency."
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The country has pretty harsh anti-decency laws, especially when its religious sites are involved, the BBC reports.
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Too often, we are seeing these days an abrogation of civil decency, a proliferation of anarchy and lawlessness.
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We have lost our common decency in this country, and I have decided to draw the line there.
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I also think, as I've talked about a little bit, the idea ... KS: This is the decency pledge.
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"Have we gone too far in the world of political correctness that we've forgotten common sense, common decency"?
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I'm rooting for Theon only because he's the only one with the decency to know he's a mess.
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"You want to know that the people [behind the camera] have a certain sensibility and decency," Wislon explained.
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Section 20180 of the Communications Decency Act grants legal immunity to technology companies for content on their services.
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It's that bedrock belief in decency that can only come from an inherent optimism about the road ahead.
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If you're going to copy the iPhone, at least have the decency to avoid trying to mock it.
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By building more family detention centres he could uphold America's tradition of decency as well as the law.
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But on Tuesday he showed the world an Alabama that rejected hatred in favour of decency and competence.
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The legislation would alter protections enjoyed by tech platforms under Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act.
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A decade ago, 193chan was still creeping into the public consciousness with acts of wrath and scrappy decency.
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That ideology grew into a set of business practices, codified by Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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The Communications Decency Act states that digital platforms are not responsible for the unlawful behavior of their users.
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But we all know that you'd go broke pretty quickly betting on the decency of the 115th Congress.
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For two decades, the internet has functioned in accordance with Section 230 of the 203 Communications Decency Act.
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While playing, I found my intentions constantly shifting and fluid, caught between mercy and hunger, expediency and decency.
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Congress intended Section 85033 of the Communications Decency Act to promote growth and innovation within the Internet ecosystem.
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You're not supposed to support someone when that person's stated goals run contrary to any sense of decency.
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But if not, at least have the decency to just make up your mind once and for all.
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Contemporary research points that female politicians are judged more harshly when questions of ethics and decency are raised.
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"We have acted swiftly and decisively to demonstrate our commitment to a culture of decency, civility, and tolerance."
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" VERY strong @JoeBiden statement on @SenJohnMcCain: "People have wondered when decency would hit rock bottom with this administration.
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Recode Decode with Kara Swisher: Apology letters, "decency pledges" and press releases are toothless substitutes for real change.
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A lower court had dismissed the lawsuit, finding that the Communications Decency Act protected Armslist from the claims.
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Authors, booksellers, and attendees are all eager to discuss the president's latest assaults on democracy and common decency.
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Among political actors, norms of decency and probity – strained in the best of times – have been routinely flouted.
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"It's a big win for basic decency," said Jeff Jackson, a Democratic state senator who represents Mecklenburg County.
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Assad had used chemical weapons against his own people, in violation of international law and basic human decency.
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Service defined President George H.W. Bush's life, and he taught all of us about leadership, sacrifice and decency.
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And I do think that it is a big threat to our sense of decency towards each other.
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This is self-evidently traumatic for the body politic, harming our capacity for empathy and reason and decency.
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The indomitable Daniel cracks spirited jokes, and the mood is buoyed by Mr Loach's faith in human decency.
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The former vice president seems to see comity and decency as the antidotes to the fractious Trump era.
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This can only be done by someone whose decency is fully established and whose status cannot be ignored.
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The decency of being scandalized is what being NeverTrump is centrally about, and why the movement remains important.
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The story of Sally Yates is yet another example of someone who fell victim to her own decency.
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Liberalism may be feeble as a battle cry, but nothing is more important for human dignity and decency.
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Basic human decency is not a suggestion for those entrusted with power from the government to use force.
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As a nation that aspires to decency, we cannot permit ourselves to apply the law or justice selectively.
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Whether you agreed or disagreed with him, most would think that he always served with honor and decency.
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The law protecting free speech and the online economy is called Section 2628 of the Communications Decency Act.
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You either stand with a man whose very essence is an insult to basic decency, or you don't.
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"Today's decision is disappointing and flies in the face of basic human decency," he said in a statement.
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The Communications Decency Act (CDA) was important for the development of the internet as we know it today.
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I loved it for its decency, for its faith in the wisdom, justice, and goodness of its people.
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American Civil Liberties Union, et al, which challenged parts of the Communications Decency Act of 1996 as unconstitutional.
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And we can't all have the gonads/decency it takes to be honest when we're not feeling someone.
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"You want to know that the people [behind the camera] have a certain sensibility and decency," she said.
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Obama said the country's character and its commitment to decency and equality were on the ballot on Tuesday.
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Well, I know putting men on a pedestal for performing basic decency is definitely not the way forward.
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Cards Against Humanity proves that something crass and saddening can emerge from a sense of decency and fun.
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Mr. Bloom the actor can't help exuding a scrupulous decency that doesn't quite tally with a reptilian psycho.
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Mr. Tibbetts's words were widely shared and resonated with others, who praised him for his call for decency.
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Mr. Trump will say and do things that demand a response from anyone who values decency and morality.
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He says she wore blue eyeshadow and a yellow polyester suit, which my mother denies, citing common decency.
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What if the minimum that decency asks of us is far more than we are willing to give?
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Al Franken was forced to resign, and pissed President Trump hasn't had the decency to do the same.
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Pankhurst in her defiance of law and decency are now threatening to institute a reign of terror. Mrs.
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In Choi's novel, all the characters want from adults is what they so rarely get: competency and decency.
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So do the breezy complacency of Menelaus, the innocence of Nausicaa, the gruff decency of the swineherd Eumaeus.
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"They didn't even care about me enough to have the decency to change my name," Mr. Sassau said.
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A bit of common sense and common decency intruded on Tuesday into the crazy world of Donald Trump.
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But Ms. Orlandersmith digs deep enough into each character, and with such decency, that no segment seems obligatory.
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We did a pretty good job in the matter of decency with ... There were commissions that set rules.
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Mr. Flake, who is known more for his decency than his independent streak, said he had no regrets.
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A terrible human being who has no regard for truth or decency is finally getting what he deserves.
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We certainly can't count on Trump or the people surrounding him to maintain any sense of common decency.
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" Mr. Mumford said it was just "decency," adding that "the only person who wasn't upset was Alex Haley.
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"One is a tradition of tenderness, with us being the safeguard of human dignity and decency," he said.
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Ford was acting out of the goodness of his heart, from his basic sense of decency, Rumsfeld argues.
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Arguably, it's the only move, at least in terms of fidelity to the Constitution and to basic decency.
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This year Indonesia's Supreme Court found a former teacher guilty of "violating decency" by making a lewd recording.
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Not that I'm against popular art that dispenses comfort and flatters an audience's sense of its own decency.
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"It is shameful that this reporter chose to violate the basic rules of journalism and decency," said Pompeo.
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There has to be something to embracing civility and interpersonal decency as ground rules for more productive discourse.
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"They talked to each other with decency and respect," he said after Mr. Obama's appearance with Ms. Merkel.
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In fact, had those people who agreed that Mr. Trump lacked "a sense of decency" voted for Mrs.
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"What happened to the Kavanaugh family violates every notion of fairness, decency and due process," the President continued.
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In other words, they are treated with kindness and decency by our government because they are innocent children.
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Spieth, the first-round leader at Augusta, seems practically an anti-Woods in his decency, modesty and wholesomeness.
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The president could punch back at critics — high or low — since he's unencumbered by either shame or decency.
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Meanwhile, the lessons in human decency and racial profiling that Mockingbird taught can be found in multiple media.
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This small decency is Antigone's crime — an offense compounded, in Creon's eyes, by her being a willful woman.
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This latest episode is simply part of a body of work demonstrating the man's utter contempt for decency.
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Liberals should of course be held to the same standard of decency that they ask of the right.
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"There is a sense of decency that permeates the restaurant and demands respect in return," Ms. Olien wrote.
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Romeo is a decent man, but his belief in his own decency is a toxic kind of vanity.
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I loved it for its decency; for its faith in the wisdom, justice and goodness of its people.
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Right now, online platforms are protected under the Communications Decency Act from liability for material their users post.
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In these very dark times, we could all stand to believe in the basic decency of our neighbors.
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In 2012, she pleaded guilty to outraging public decency involving a student younger than 16, court records show.
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The party has abandoned its core commitments to constitutional norms, to conservative principles and even to basic decency.
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When the basic norms of decency, civility and truthfulness are under threat, isn't that a silent Pearl Harbor?
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" The Orlando newspaper slammed Trump for what it characterized as his "assault on truth" and "war on decency.
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That we deserve to be judged by the decency of our intentions and the totality of our deeds.
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And there's pretty good evidence that places that tax more of it just have more dignity and decency.
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We know these truths to be everlasting because we have seen the decency and greatness of our country.
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There are pockets of happiness and decency online, usually to be found, of all places, beneath music videos.
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Because there is a basic respect for truth, science and decency in the Democratic caucus and because I know that two more years of the G.O.P. holding every lever of power and blindly following Trump's basic disrespect for truth, science and decency will make it impossible to elevate America's best values.
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He taught me and my family about service, family, decency, the power of gentle words and a beautiful heart.
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What I've seen of this country and its people, their goodness and decency as president of the United States.
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His years on the road taught him what concepts like "promises" and "decency," typically foreign to Lannisters, really mean.
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As testament to his decency, leaders on both sides of the aisle paid tribute to Charles over the weekend.
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At least Marc Quinn's golden bust, "Song of the Siren" (2010), has the decency to know that it's indecent.
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He recalled dinner conversations with them about the country's "core decency" and said their attitude had not turned dour.
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He continues to undermine democratic norms, America's system of checks and balances, and the general principle of human decency.
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Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act currently prevents web platforms for being held liable for their users' speech.
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It's sad that 'codes of conduct' have to be enforced to ensure we experience fundamental human decency and respect.
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So allow me to break the laws of human decency and observe that Blackstar is hardly a perfect album.
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Online shame and declining ratings for a once-profitable telecast may be far more powerful than basic human decency.
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Where many of the artists think too bluntly, she questions and has the decency to leave it at that.
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But judges do not always have the authority to correct clear violations of decency and justice by immigration officials.
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If you are a liberal, you may well have pushed through normal human decency and celebrated his passing outright.
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But should it be punishment above all, even if it erodes our decency, humanity and even the public good?
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True, Richard Clarke, former counterterrorism czar, had the decency to look family members in the eye and apologize publicly.
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It's not unreasonable to expect an explanation for why things ended — some may even say it's basic human decency.
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They sang, danced, chanted, and were a joyous group of 40,000 people coming together in solidarity for human decency.
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I see two bullies smiling and shaking hands and other images I cannot get into for sake of decency.
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Let's leave abuse of all kinds in the past and start the new year with decency, respect and kindness.
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Only a critical mass of decency can, in the long run, drown out the ugly likes of Handsome Dave.
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An appeals court ruled that Twitter is protected from the suit by section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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I witnessed people uncomfortable around her disability, but if they had a shred of decency they got over it.
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This bill would force every platform to become 4chan or 8chan rather than maintain some basic level of decency.
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Projects could be banned if deemed prejudicial to all manner of interests, including decency, morality and the public good.
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"Every time Assad has crossed the line of human decency, Russia has stood beside him," Haley told the council.
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I think we're continuing to see that with the decency pledge; sign this thing to say you'll behave decently.
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While I applaud some early efforts to address this issue (including Reid Hoffman's decency pledge), we can do better.
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If there is one thing that defines America, it is a core decency on the part of its citizens.
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We believe it is about decency, about cooperation, or about voters rewarding what we think is a better vision.
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"Putting aside vanities and selfishness, practicing honesty, industriousness and decency, we will also be contributing to GDP," he said.
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At least have the decency to leave this woman some ham, or a few slices of salami or whatever.
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It's hard to overstate just how critical a win this is for fair elections, criminal justice reform, and decency.
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Such behavior is out of character for residents of rural Colorado, where politeness and public decency are highly valued.
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The new public-decency code explicitly warns against public displays of affection, so be wary where your hands are.
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She was charged with spreading false news that threatened national security and disseminating a video that violated public decency.
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This disregard for decency is now hurting his children, and threatens his standing as President of the United States.
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He is proposing stripping tech platforms of their free speech protections by citing violations of the Communications Decency Act.
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Second, respect for the rule of law, simple decency and following the facts do not appear in Weissmann's playbook.
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Donald Trump's contempt for basic norms of governance is accompanied by a lack of decency, empathy, and psychological stability.
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After all of your deflections, rationalizations and outright fabrications, have you, at long last, no sense of decency remaining?
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If my animal were covered like this and suffering I would tear the fabric off out of simple decency.
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The new overtime rule ensures that the middle class pay scale is anchored in 21st century standards of decency.
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"All of us as leaders can hold ourselves to the highest standards of integrity and decency," Mr. Ryan said.
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I pray for peace and sanity in our world, where humanity seems to have lost its sense of decency.
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I think the primary reason I fucked him was to see if common sense and decency are sexually transmitted.
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But alas, as it so often does, the internet quickly managed to ruin this modest example of human decency.
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So, while many voters certainly don't care much about "decency" now, they also didn't care about it in 1921.
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Kofi Annan was one of the righteous people, a man of extraordinary intelligence, decency, warmth and joy of life.
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It wasn't a fancy life and it was very much about work and about decency in a certain way.
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The leaders are most often suburban women alarmed by President Trump's assaults on decency and the rule of law.
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The Conservatism of law and order, of common decency and of fiscal responsibility has been rendered null and void.
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Common sense or a modicum of human decency suggests that those found guilty based on bad evidence deserve justice.
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With conservatives increasingly scorning decency as a crutch for the weak, Wehner is a model of conscientious political engagement.
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Decency and moderation may be inspiring themes for eulogies, but they are not always rewarded at the ballot box.
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"Where does anybody show respect, regard, for some kind of public decency as to what you say about opponents?"
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" A spokesperson for TripAdvisor told CNBC that "statements focused on a high school student, cross the line of decency.
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Federal law (the Communications Decency Act) protects social media giants from the responsibilities by which traditional media must abide.
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" Mr. Brennan wrote: "It's astounding how often you fail to live up to minimum standards of decency, civility, & probity.
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Melania Trump's wearing of that jacket at that particular juncture completely demonstrates disrespect in a way that defies decency.
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And Trump's ceaseless assault on propriety, decency and ethical, responsible government is supposedly firing up liberals as never before.
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It involves amending a bill you might be familiar with at this point: the Communication Decency Act's Section 230.
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This is the first time a Democratic presidential candidate has proposed amending Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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While Collins and Murkowski have occasionally defied Trump on policy, Flake broke with him largely on style and decency.
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BARBARA P., CHICAGO Of course one should exercise both common sense, and common ethical decency, in crafting a résumé.
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He responded "decency and honor" and added that he hates to see the "abuse of power" against vulnerable people.
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In just walking away from the Syrian Kurds, Trump has weakened their island of decency, rather than amplified it.
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At stake are Jojo's innocence and his decency, and how one is purchased at the cost of the other.
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Compromise by compromise, Donald Trump has hammered away at what Republicans once saw as foundational virtues: decency, honesty, responsibility.
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"It is shameful that this reporter chose to violate the basic rules of journalism and decency," Pompeo said Saturday.
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He responded "decency and honor" and added that he hates to see the "abuse of power" against vulnerable people.
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Being with Porgy seems to offer a way out, a chance not just for decency, but also emotional stability.
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Still, it is essential the State Department hold the line — for global security, for decency and for truth itself.
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Something in her that the victim believes to be irretrievably destroyed — faith, courage, decency — is reawakened by common altruism.
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How dependent are our fundamental values—values such as decency, reason, and compassion—on the fellow we've elected President?
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Pete is the candidate that can heal our divides, restore decency to the presidency and bring this country together.
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Cuomo said the allegations are a violation of human decency and dignity for the inmates, and may be illegal.
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Mr Fisher lambasted Mr Corbyn's office for its "blizzard of lies" and "lack of competence, professionalism and human decency".
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Burke saw them as the embodiment of collective wisdom and the bulwarks of civilisation, standing between decency and anarchy.
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Mr. Trump has sided with Mr. Obama — and with history and decency — by retaining the LGBTQ anti-discrimination order.
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" With "his closed and clannish nationalism" and "ugly and phony populism," Biden argued, Trump was shredding "decency" and "honesty.
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Even if Jackie had gone to court, though, the Communications Decency Act would have rendered legal action practically futile.
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"Anyone who cares about people or has any human decency should boycott Ripley and their attractions," she said Tuesday.
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He said the allegations are a violation of human decency and dignity for the inmates, and may be illegal.
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Ruskovich's language is itself a consolation, as she subtly posits the troubling thought that only decency can save us.
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It is simply impossible to reconcile something like the Trail of Tears with a basic sense of human decency.
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In an apparent reference to the allegations of sexual abuse against Mr. Moore, Mr. Flake tweeted simply: "Decency wins."
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Rather, it is rocket fuel for an engine that has escaped the gravitational pull of common sense and decency.
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Kids were getting in trouble because they lost all decency and were screaming at the top of their lungs.
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Today's radicals conduct themselves on the presumption that since life is battle, moral decency is mostly a hypocritical fraud.
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How could they back a candidate who obviously didn't care a whit for basic decency, let alone religious tradition?
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All this can obscure what I think will, in the coming years, be most missed about Obama: his decency.
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For others, basic economy is an affront to human decency and represents an attack on the flying public's dignity.
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Counting as "outrages on decency", it is sandwiched between "sexual penetration of a corpse" and "sexual penetration with living animal".
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It's common decency NOT to grab boobs, pussies (like our President does)...or any other body part of another uninvited.
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The Decency Pledge is, it's a step in the right direction, but it is the lowest of low bars. Yeah.
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How much proof does Barr have to provide that she's far beyond the bounds of decency before people shun her?
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All of this plays out in the context of a law that controls digital media—the 1998 Communications Decency Act.
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It is our hope that decency will prevail on the reporting of this story which will soon be yesterday's news.
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So, if appeals to civility, decency and conscience won&apost work, then perhaps an appeal to base political pragmatism will.
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An ugly media debate erupts over basic decency as liberal protesters hound Sarah Huckabee Sanders and other White House aides.
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"As a person of human decency, I do my best to give the right information," Sanders said at the time.
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"The Communications Decency Act was not designed to profit these [people]," Dominique Roe-Sepowitz of Arizona State University told Newsweek.
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Lower courts have previously ruled that the Communications Decency Law protects Backpage from criminal charges related to its adult ads.
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The best feuds are an escape from the necessary and tiring battles being waged for human decency around the world.
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"You want to know that the people [behind the camera] have a certain sensibility and decency," Wilson told the magazine.
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Perhaps, long before she made those tapes, Hannah was put in a situation where she, too, failed at human decency.
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And decency, in this case, involved, um, not airing a certain scene that featured oral sex and a golden retriever.
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Like, what is the trade-off between filtering and censorship and free expression and decency and all that stuff, right?
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" Obama called recently unearthed comments by the Republican presidential nominee "shocking" and "demeaning," and below "basic standards of human decency.
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The OLED panel on Pixel 303 XL doesn't even have the decency to look stunning when viewed under perfect circumstances.
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According to Glamour, she decided to appeal, not to the man's sense of decency, but to his sense of capitalism.
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Trump has always depended on the basic decency of those who he confronts, and it is a strategy that works.
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At all times, we endeavor to do this consistent with American values, and basic principles of decency, fairness, and humanity.
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"I think you'll see somebody whose basic humanity and decency will come through," Warner said in an interview with CNN.
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He contrasted that belief in American ingenuity and decency with the pessimism and zero-sum fearfulness that Trump feeds on.
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Mr Blair declared baldly that she had "simple human decency in greater measure than any person I have ever known".
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His voice was heard from offscreen, muttering, "At what point do you just have some common decency, some human emotion?"
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The paper also suggests modifying Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which shields companies from liability over users' posts.
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"This agreement would be an egregious violation of law and common decency," Refugees International President Eric Schwartz said on Thursday.
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Cruz's failures of reason, compassion, decency, and humanity are products of his Christian pandering, if not an actual Christian faith.
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He vowed that both he and Larkin would continue to oppose the "forces of offended decency" wherever they found them.
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The show polarized Indian comedy fans on where the line between freedom of speech and public decency should be drawn.
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In fact, said lies get enormous coverage because they're easy to disprove and offend the media's basic sense of decency.
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"Her efforts were protected ... and showed basic human decency," Richard Mendelson, an OSHA regional administrator told the Charleston Gazette-Mail.
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It doesn't take much to illustrate how Arnold impressed Washington even though he hadn't one whit of that same decency.
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Trump's opponents start to adopt his own unchained rhetoric -- often on Twitter -- and barriers of decorum and decency are overwhelmed.
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Ironically, this "Decency" law grants broad immunity to internet companies so they cannot be held liable for third party content.
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But I, along with most Democratic members of Congress I know, respect him for his civility, decency and moral principles.
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" The senator, who will stress equality, decency, justice and democracy in her campaign, will use the slogan "For the people.
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"If we're on trial, no decency laws have yet been broken," said Dan Smetanka, the acquiring editor at Soft Skull.
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The notch at the top of the screen lacks the basic decency to even have a distinctive shape or size.
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Whether you agreed with our politics or not, every day you have inspired us with your courage and your decency.
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If she were ever really writing, the writing would pull her down into itself and erase everything but her decency.
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" Gabriel said Turkish politicians who wanted to campaign in Germany should respect the "rules of law, as well as decency.
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Saudi Arabia introduced new public decency laws in late September, one of which explicitly warned men not to wear shorts.
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Since passage in 1996, the CDA's "decency" provisions have been ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, but Section 230 remains.
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Here are two that have something in common: First, we need to restore decency and good governance to public service.
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I do not think he gave his enduring decency much thought, which was the main reason he exemplified this virtue.
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This law clearly makes sense, but the fact that it exists at all raises some questions about basic human decency.
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The actor said in March that the U.S. had "lost respect, decency, civilized behavior, integrity, class, accountability, responsibility" under Trump.
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"I'm just one of millions across the country who demand transparency and who demand decency from the USDA," Mara said.
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He also agreed with Amazon that the Communications Decency Act's safe harbor for online publishers protects the retailer from liability.
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There will never be a "Have you no decency, sir?" moment because duh, people like Gaetz clearly fucking do not.
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Whatever comes next will have to draw on some of the ideals of honor, decency and sacrifice celebrated on Saturday.
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Even his critics concede that Joe Biden is known for his decency and empathy among longtime colleagues in the Senate.
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The series of letter grades replaced what was informally known as the Hays Code, a set of strict "decency" standards.
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Neither innovative nor particularly clever, the movie understands its mission and benefits from Mr. Yeun's unfailing air of basic decency.
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Lesley Stahl: [Pence] said negative campaigning is wrong, and a campaign ought to demonstrate the basic decency of the candidate.
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He didn't even have the decency to reach for the bucket, and waits for someone else to clean his face.
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"Whoever burns Israeli flags burns not only one's decency, but also the values of our Constitution," he told Der Spiegel.
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They talked about diversity, decency and, yes, women: how frequently they've been unheard, how cruelly they've been mistreated and marginalized.
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He was raised in the Harry Truman stream, which identifies itself by middle-class decency, personal loyalty and practical sense.
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A lot of voters want to raise their children in an atmosphere marked by decency and compassion, not narcissistic savagery.
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Maybe today that seems quaint and stupid, but something like that is fair when it comes to children and decency.
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It turns out that there are thinking Republicans for whom character, decency and truth-telling still matter in a president.
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An unlikely passenger on that bus from Lahore to New Delhi became a moving reminder of common humanity and decency.
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But the harder road of decency has its own traps and byways, as a young doctor named Jenny Davin discovers.
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Because decency in the face of pestilence redeems not just the individual acting in this way, but all of humanity.
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If the standard for art is the decency of its creators, we're going to have a lot of empty museums.
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Back in the cashless past, Picard's old Enterprise crewmates were pillars of virtue, incentivized by their shared commitment to decency.
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"There's a line and it's called basic decency and basic humanity," he said during an interview on NY1 on Friday.
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For that one, I turned to state decency laws and a lawyer who represents residents of co-ops and condos.
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Editorial By no standard of common sense or decency should Guadalupe García de Rayos have been a priority for deportation.
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They have also maintained that the site is protected from criminal charges by a federal statute, the Communications Decency Act.
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"There is no justification for such blatant disregard of international law or basic human decency," said foreign minister Dominic Raab.
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"Our country needs a president who can heal our divides and restore decency to our nation's highest office," said Brown.
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But in lieu of "human decency," guidelines like these make it safer and easier for workers to do their jobs.
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" When we praise the decency of our neighbors, Rosenblum writes, we are making a moral judgment—"but a limited one.
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Much of the time, our own neighborly decency deceives us; it insulates us from the true craziness of political life.
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There are some people you meet who seem like they're operating on a higher plane of decency, grace, and thoughtfulness.
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The company cited immunity under the Communications Decency Act, the Fourth Amendment and the First Amendment rights of its users.
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For any concept of human decency to accommodate the prison, those inside must essentially cease to exist, cease to speak.
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Why does anti-Semitism flourish on campuses that claim to be bastions of sensitivity in speech and decency in behavior?
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Right now, they're shielded by Section 230 of The Communications Decency Act, but some politicians are looking to change that.
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Because, at this moment in American political history, the party you identify with trumps -- ahem -- everything else including common decency.
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Since 2202, internet platforms hosted speech by users thanks to the protections in Section 2628 of the Communications Decency Act.
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But Trump's failure to separate himself from David Duke and the KKK crosses the line of any standard of decency.
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Mr. Wynn is left to ask this simple question: When did we abandon such fundamental fairness, due process and decency?
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Ms. Berrington is magnetic as Niska, a robo-Valerie Solanas full of icy, righteous fervor but with a core decency.
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It is the collapse of decency -- of the veneer of civility -- in the American system itself, and that is terrifying.
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First, although the place oozes optimism, it also strongly emphasizes basic decency, calmness and respect – no easy goals with teenagers.
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He is a man of decency, character, kindness, and courage who has devoted his life to serving his fellow citizens.
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He's struggled beyond 'I was Barack Obama's vice president and we need to return to decency and Trump is bad.
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How can you "trust in the ultimate decency that lived in every heart," if they are out to break you?
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How can you "trust in the ultimate decency that lived in every heart," if they are out to break you?
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This attitude made their corner of the beach a respite from the outside world and its duller standards of decency.
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Both Dorsey and Sandberg warned of further changing the rules, enshrined in section 230 of the U.S. Communications Decency Act.
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The legislation alters Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act, which protects websites from lawsuits over user-generated content.
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A couple of older kids are letting my son hog their football, an appreciated decency after Jed's frosty luau crush.
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"We want to bring decency and commitment to the public service back to the Czech Republic," said Magdalena Kascak, 39.
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The contents of the safe in this scenario form some abstract concoction of political power, decency, and truth in America.
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So arbitration is never intended for allegations about human decency; it's just been filtered into being used in that way.
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Are we really going to say that Clinton lacks the likability, the decency, and the eloquence of Donald J. Trump?
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"The predicate for Section 230 immunity under the [Communications Decency Act] is that you're a neutral public forum," Cruz said.
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They report it to the university, expecting administrators to take their duties under Title IX (let alone basic human decency) seriously.
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Others that lurk outside the realm of decency, and perhaps the law, include a ban on Muslims entering the United States.
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He defines decency as strength and success, and in that sense, he is obsessed with being a very decent man indeed.
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Citron has doubts about the language of the bill, but no reservations about the need to update the Communications Decency Act.
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The students' display of blatant hate, disrespect, and intolerance is a signal of how common decency has decayed under this administration.
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Flake is the retiring Never Trump Republican, torn between his crusade for civility and decency and his allegiance to the GOP.
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" Vogt said that there was no legitimate news value to the clip, and that it went "beyond all bounds of decency.
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Laws such as America's Communications Decency Act (CDA), passed in 1996, largely shielded online firms from responsibility for their users' actions.
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NW: Well, I think that each VC who's taken the decency pledge should pay some amount of money to fund this.
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So I think...maybe...what it used to be, what it used to feel like, when there was decency in politics.
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Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996 treats them as intermediaries, not publishers—to protect them from legal jeopardy.
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"I find them both soothing and inspiring, each a reminder of the fundamental decency of people," he writes in the book.
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You and I have so many mutual friends, it's like, how can we not at least have some sort of decency.
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This is thanks to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which legally absolves platforms from responsibility for user-generated content.
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Previously, upskirting could only be prosecuted as a crime against public decency or as voyeurism, but these laws contained serious loopholes.
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But for now, I want to appreciate the specific kind of decency toward its characters that has characterized Riverdale to date.
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Sorry, but in my book, a future President of the United States owes more to standards of decency and good judgment.
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Grindr defended itself with section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which says platforms aren't liable for what their users do.
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And, in that sense, there remains a sliver of the old capitalist fantasy of personal responsibility and decency in the film.
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"I think there's a good chance that when any platform becomes very large, maybe [decency] becomes impossible to enforce," Corcoran says.
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There was one place, though, where acts that outranged the public decency remained alive and well: the British public school system.
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Aside from having human decency, you'd think, if anything, company decision-makers would at least expand their selections for the profit.
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And he questioned Trump's basic decency for sparring with the Muslim parents of a U.S. soldier killed in the Iraq war.
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They have desensitized people to the value of human life, to the dignity of women, to the dignity of human decency.
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The bill updates Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act which shields companies from liability for content posted by their users.
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When casting a role you can't ask questions [about a person's gender] in advance, that would violate all sorts of decency.
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"It's common sense and decency that you get judicial review when it comes to police killings of unarmed children," he added.
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The sex scenes that ensue would not have caused much problem in decency-code American films of the 1940s and 50s.
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Instead of digging deeper into the mud with personal, vindictive insults --we must demand a higher standard of decorum and decency.
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Under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, website owners cannot be held liable under most circumstances for user-generated content.
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Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act is as short as it is potent — and it's worth getting familiar with.
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It's hard for McConnell to complain about Trump violating longstanding traditions of decency and comity when he himself has done so.
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How much did social and emotional learning where students are taught about self-awareness, relationships, and human decency have an impact?
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That's what this election should be about: Who is the candidate that will work to restore basic decency in our politics?
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On one hand they're given exorbitant praise for common or garden acts of decency, or the very palest glimmers of wit.
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" Biden fired back in a statement at the time, "People have wondered when decency would hit rock bottom with this administration.
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Defending a victim of sexual assault allowed each of us to make one last grab—no pun intended—at human decency.
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There is a tendency when discussing Trump to exaggerate the beneficence and decency of past presidents to make the contrast starker.
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Under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, interactive computer services including Facebook and Google receive immunity for their users' content.
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His brand is in full effect: the silver hair, the gravelly voice, the arrogant strut camouflaging a core of basic decency.
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A 1996 law called the Communications Decency Act offers expansive legal protections to internet platforms for content posted by their users.
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Human decency and common sense dictate that you should tell a crying daughter if her father is indeed in your hospital.
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Fifty-nine percent of those polled said Trump lacks decency, while 22019 percent said he is not fit to be president.
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Democrats are betting that, in addition to health care and a fair economy, Americans still care about character, decency and humanity.
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"It is not too late for concrete action, just as it is not too late for common human decency," he said.
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Under the federal Communications Decency Act, the defendants argued that they could not be prosecuted for content posted by third parties.
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Recently, there has been widespread confusion surrounding SESTA/FOSTA, the new legislation that enhances the Communications Decency Act of 1996 ("CDA").
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One tech sector lobbying source suggested Google could be vulnerable through reforms to Section 230 of the Communications and Decency Act.
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Mitt Romney and Meg Whitman and the Bush family showed more decency in a day than Trump has in a lifetime.
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The new social media particularly have enabled societal decency, civility and morality to be defined down on the networks they provide.
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And like on-campus protests, the protesters flouted rules of decorum, decency, and — yes — the norms we hear about so often.
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" Seventeen Gold Star families made the connection directly Monday when they said that Trump's stance "is about a sense of decency.
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There are so many lived and imaginary moments when decency and compassion rise out of everyday reactions to a problematic world.
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Such brutal treatment may scatter demonstrators temporarily, but it will not quiet a people's deep-rooted quest for dignity and decency.
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I have no idea if it's actually this outfit; common decency would suggest otherwise, but that seems an increasingly rare commodity.
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The social networks should also be forced to take full responsibility for the quality and decency of the materials they proliferate.
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"There's just no sense of decency from this man," Rick Tyler, a Republican strategist who worked for Ted Cruz, told Politico.
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Meanwhile, Colbert's interviews are pleasant but stiff; in the promotion-heavy CBS context, even cerebral decency can harden into a brand.
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As we grew into adolescence, it reaffirmed a shared view that was, predictably, in opposition to our parent's standards of decency.
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" Former CIA director John Brennan: "It's astounding how often you fail to live up to minimum standards of decency, civility, & probity.
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It is the line between peace and war, between decency and depravity, between law and tyranny, between hope and total despair.
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The parallels to the present day are striking: as the rich accumulated power, old standards of morality and decency gave way.
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One partner at Greylock even wrote a "decency pledge" for the industry — and Greylock's C.O.O. was asked to resign shortly thereafter.
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It is surely appropriate that Americans should respond to Blasey's obvious decency, compelling story, and confident memory with an open mind.
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Career Justice Department lawyers who regarded Mr. Sessions with suspicion said they admired the decency with which he treated his staff.
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Watch: "Barry" and "Russian Doll" are among the new TV shows that try to re-instill basic lessons in human decency.
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Instead, what seems surprising about "Jerry Springer — The Opera" today is its undercurrent of human decency, its naked affection for humanity.
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Thompson's soft, open face — which tenses into watchfulness that can border on panic — conveys much about Ollie, her decency and burdens.
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They just have within them the decency and sensitivity to know how to extend kindness to another human being in pain.
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"Surely standards of decency still count for something in the portrayal of certain events and the individuals involved," the release said.
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Like the civil rights movement and the push for gay marriage, #MeToo is propelled by imperatives of decency, respect and equality.
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Now, Joe Walsh is running for president, promising to challenge Donald Trump for the Republican nomination in the name of decency.
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Why can't we treat death with a certain amount of humanity and dignity and decency and, God forbid, maybe even humor.
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"It is shameful that this reporter chose to violate the basic rules of journalism and decency," Pompeo said in a statement.
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But sustainable engagement requires us to do at least three things: make fine distinctions, leverage allies and amplify islands of decency.
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What better time for what Dionne calls his "articles of conciliation" to unite the "coalition for dignity, decency, democracy and fairness"?
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We hope it will share some of its characteristics — a regard for decency and accuracy and a sense of social responsibility.
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Decency, it could be argued, requires that we not attack an opponent who happens to be lying defenseless on the ground.
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It was a brilliantly played game between two strong teams telling us decency and fair play still exist in this country.
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"There's no sense of decency anymore," he muttered, picking up the discarded bike and heaving it into the air in anger.
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Instead, it was the audience who egged him on, laughed at his jokes and applauded his appalling lack of human decency.
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You take a humanitarian approach to relationships and believe in decency above all else, to the occasional point of being detached.
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The reason why a lot of the internet can legally function is due to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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The House of Trump has sprayed an insecticide on any possible complementary code, and so they are continually trampling basic decency.
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Mr. Trump's serial assaults on the decency and the decorum upon which civil society depends are enraging — and meant to be.
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It's a wise, sad, guardedly hopeful account of a few chapters in the endless war between systemic venality and civic decency.
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"Caroline's treatment violates every principle of decency, and I feel that remaining on the board tacitly condones this behavior," Zankel wrote.
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" All expectations for a normal presidency should be abandoned, Ms. Jordan argues, and instead, we should "strive for decency among ourselves.
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He'd part company with you if you lacked the basic values of decency, respect, knowing this project is bigger than yourself.
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Andrew Cuomo said the conditions at the detention center were a violation of human decency and dignity for the inmates. 5.
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Because common decency would dictate that, as a society, we don't condone an adult bullying a 16-year-old girl online.
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By all accounts, George W. Bush conducts himself with the decency and integrity so sorely missing from the White House today.
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But even on issues that I disagreed with him on, I never doubted his integrity or intelligence, his decency or honor.
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"What I think my siblings and I really want to speak to is a level of integrity and decency," she said.
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That's our current reality, where maturity and decency are in the same abundance as electricity and potable water in Puerto Rico.
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An attack on the right target is too alluring for journalists to get bogged down in fairness, fact checking, or decency.
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"A true warrior carries himself with a sense of decency and compassion, but is always ready for the fight," he said.
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Drawing on Genesis for guidance, he outlines an argument that justice and decency should prevail over loyalty toward one's own group.
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Compared to Trump, it was like W. was the soul of decency and self-deprecation, on his way to Mount Rushmore.
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"Welcome to Camp America" is a sustained look at a shameful and ongoing violation of human decency by the U.S. government.
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Often, the only guiding principle on how venture capitalists should behave toward female entrepreneurs has been common decency and common sense.
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At least Donald Trump has the decency to slowly fall apart until he is dragged off in handcuffs like a boss.
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He violates the core principles of basic decency that I'm going to ... In a very complicated area, a very difficult area.
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Much is at risk: the economy, trade, NATO, press freedom, democratic governance, decency, and the ideals of the West, for starters.
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Unlike some people on this list, once Mary goes blind she has the decency to stay blind, so points for that.
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The whole thing is ridiculous—it's about supporting people with basic human decency and treating people with the dignity they deserve.
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She focuses on patent, trade secrets, the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, and Section 230 litigation under the Communications Decency Act.
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When they do these things, like you had something, which I have a problem with you with, with the decency pledge.
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They found their opportunity in the Communications Decency Act, a 230 law intended to regulate pornographic material, obscenity, and indecency online.
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Moreover, the decency and optimism about human nature shown by one small group of educated and privileged white men -- the Founding Fathers -- which had been an ideological beacon for centuries, were being nudged aside by a succeeding group of educated and privileged white men who just wanted to stay on top -- regardless of the truth or decency.
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