We don't defend only those who we deem to be worth defending.
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What you deem to be "a lot" can be someone's base line.
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They just go and talk to someone who they deem to be more useful.
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If Google is controlling what they deem to be fake news, I think that's bias.
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With only publishers they deem to be "reliable" getting to be political sources for Apple News.
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The "darkness law" gives police sweeping powers to arrest anyone they deem to be acting suspiciously.
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They also ban anything that they deem to be unpatriotic—including anything critical of the party.
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Many Democrats have criticized what they deem to be an arbitrary time limit to the investigation.
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Yeah, normally the bead that I deem to be most important is the one I just sold.
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Facebook also is looking into any app that they deem to be "suspicious," according to its blog post.
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Everyone is encouraged to bring problems to the surface in whatever ways they deem to be most appropriate.
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Many Western nations also accuse Iran of funding various militant groups which they deem to be terrorist organizations.
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With scarce resources, there's little money for academics to study chemicals that most already deem to be toxic.
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XR has ignored these facts in favor of what they deem to be simpler and more palatable messages.
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The government, she observes, simply will not let you buy a toaster that experts deem to be unsafe.
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The Microsoft Surface Pro, what many deem to be the most versatile laptop ever, has been reduced on Amazon.
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Instead, Republican staff members at the FCC will be looking for arguments that they deem to be legally sound.
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Political Calculus Trump administration officials are preparing to challenge admissions policies they deem to be discriminatory against white students.
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The common throughline of this Game of Thrones season is powerful woman fighting for what they deem to be theirs.
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"Municipal leaders, no matter how well-intentioned, cannot simply enact any gun control law that they deem to be reasonable."
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And overall, Google's leadership seems to be cracking down on what they deem to be non-work discussions at work.
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"Elected officials will frequently use whatever leverage is available to accomplish political goals they deem to be important," former Rep.
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In short, these researchers are calling for scientists to adopt much higher standards for what they deem to be 'real' results.
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It still requires retailers to place large, early orders on what they deem to be "safer" products, which are produced overseas.
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Data show that more than 1 in 4 new investing dollars go to companies that investors deem to be socially responsible.
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The latter stipulation essentially grants the majority Democrats veto power over any witness request they deem to be out of bounds.
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Will they hold themselves accountable for this with the same ferocity that they're going after what they deem to be "fake" news?
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The Arab states have demanded Qatar sever any links with the Brotherhood and other groups they deem to be terrorist, ideological or sectarian.
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The Arab states have demanded Qatar sever any links to the Brotherhood and other groups they deem to be terrorist, ideological or sectarian.
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Presidents routinely use their executive powers to issue symbolic proclamations to mark days, weeks, or months they deem to be of national value.
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Society broadly does not agree with seeing nipples that we deem to be female and therefore that is unacceptable on our platform. Correct.
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The Arab states have demanded Qatar cut any links to the Brotherhood and other groups they deem to be terrorist, ideological or sectarian.
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This has resulted in viewers being told by what they deem to be a news source that other news sources are not legitimate.
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If their eyes happen to meet mine, they'll catch me glaring, holding them accountable for what I deem to be their silent judgment.
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Each of us will use the time for what we individually deem to be appropriate acts of non-compliance, resistance, participation, and action.
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The archive will focus on preserving the entire sites of "news outlets we deem to be especially vulnerable to the 'billionaire problem,'" Higgins wrote.
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Chinese regulators periodically clamp down on what they deem to be illegal fundraising schemes, including online peer-to-peer lending platforms and pyramid schemes.
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These include allowing U.S. citizens to sue foreign companies they deem to be trafficking in properties unlawfully confiscated from them after the islands 1959 revolution.
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These include allowing U.S. citizens to sue foreign companies they deem to be trafficking in properties unlawfully confiscated from them after the island's 1959 revolution.
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The White House in May launched a tool that gives people the ability to report what they deem to be cases of social media bias.
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The event, known as "The Camp," consists of group discussions on topics Page and Brin deem to be of global importance, Business Insider previously reported.
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The devotees were Muslims of the Barelvi sect, who generally revere shrines and follow the teachings of people they deem to be saints and mystics.
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From the antisocial to straight-out psychopaths, these were people who society at large—judges, prosecutors, and the average pedestrian—would deem to be evil.
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A bill, targeting "online falsehoods and manipulation," grants the governmentpowers to demand that internet "intermediaries" like Facebook block information they deem to be fake news.
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Yet, Patty Jenkins' comic adaptation has found a few detractors at Fox News, who are criticizing what they deem to be a lack of American patriotism.
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You can suspend the aliens from coming in — very strong — or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate. Okay.
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The Moon in Pisces asks that you see things from every point of view, including the perspectives that aren't what you may deem to be right.
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The company has partnered with third party fact-checking groups to downrank content they deem to be false but politicians will largely be exempt from this.
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After all, the purpose of an election is to find a leader the people want — not the one they deem to be the least unpopular candidate.
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Security forces have enhanced authority to detain and arrest anybody they deem to be undermining public order, including protestors or those suspected of supporting the protests.
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But in recent years, Chinese officials have signaled that they may not renew those visas if reporters write articles that officials deem to be out of bounds.
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Those changes include eliminating cash bail altogether, but giving judges more discretion to jail defendants they deem to be flight risks or defendants with problematic criminal histories.
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Under the UK&aposs Prevent scheme, public sector workers are legally obligated to report people they deem to be at risk of radicalization to the Home Office.
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" While Hald is aware that these fake standards are impossible to achieve, many of the young women have tunnel vision to become what they deem to be "perfect.
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Many listicles have been done on the topic, but seldom have people asked Chinese expats about what they deem to be the best Chinese food in Los Angeles.
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Nevertheless, Western banks have started making additional checks on people they deem to be associated with Putin, said an executive with a European bank that operates in Russia.
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While the immoral economy has provided advantages to some, it has also stained society and humanity in ways that we are beginning to collectively deem to be unacceptable.
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" In "Voting of the Doomed," Zim runs for class president against Willy, whom the school drones deem to be "leadership material" after they categorize him as a "moron.
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Over 86 percent of respondents had used emoji at least once, and a majority of them were deploying the pictographs in a manner we would deem to be correct.
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This means that parliament can scrutinize the President's actions through the prism of what we deem to be in the interests of the people whom we represent in parliament.
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"Imagine an internet run like many Middle Eastern countries, that punish what they deem to be blasphemy," Mr. Cruz warned in a Senate hearing he led earlier this week.
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It assumes that state and local officials will impose stay-at-home orders through May, including limiting travel, shuttering schools, and closing what they deem to be nonessential businesses.
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Egyptian authorities have urged legal action against media outlets they deem to be publishing "fake news", and rights activists say several local journalists have also been arrested in recent months.
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In China's rapidly developing financial markets, regulators periodically crack down on what they deem to be illegal fundraising schemes, including online peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platforms and pyramid schemes.
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For nearly three years, Parnas beckoned investors to buy shares in the company through press releases and other promotions that a federal court receiver would later deem to be fraudulent.
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" Tillerson also disputed the notion that there are divisions within the White House between Trump's campaign loyalists and those they deem to be the "West Wing Democrats" or the "globalists.
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"Clean" beauty is on the upswing, with brands starting to proclaim that they only use safe ingredients and retailers like Sephora and CVS policing ingredients they deem to be undesirable.
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A so-called cessation of hostilities is in place in other parts of Syria, though that agreement doesn't apply to groups the Russians and Syrians deem to be al-Qaeda affiliates.
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"The way Harvey Weinstein has treated these vulnerable, talented young women is NOT the way women should ever EVER deem to be acceptable or commonplace in ANY workplace," Winslet, 42, added.
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Ivanka, a White House advisor, has publicly called for stricter background checks and "red flag" laws that empower law enforcement to remove guns from people they deem to be a threat.
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The ban on face masks, which took effect on Saturday, was ordered under emergency laws allowing authorities to "make any regulations whatsoever" in what they deem to be the public interest.
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They only wish to try to destroy a person whom they deem to be the wrong president, picked by the wrong people, in an election that went all wrong for them.
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The activists weren't given an official explanation for the detainment, but that's not unusual as Chinese authorities have a history of arbitrarily detaining anyone they deem to be disturbing the status quo.
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As a longtime unlimited data customer, the news had me a little nervous — especially since at the time, it wasn't clear exactly how much data usage Verizon would deem to be excessive.
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Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim nation, has strict anti-pornography laws and authorities are increasingly seeking to censor online content they deem to be offensive or a threat to national unity.
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The Communist Party and its Hong Kong backers are clear about how to play the game: restrain democracy and try to exclude from elections any candidate they deem to be sympathetic to independence.
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It gives me just enough punch to make me want more, which I deem to be the perfect tuning: ideal for prolonged listening and constantly introducing an itch that the earphones satisfyingly scratch.
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The FDA and EPA do provide guidance on mercury levels in fish as part of overall guidance related to foods that they deem to be healthy eating choices, which includes fish and seafood.
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"The left-leaning Department of Labor has made a decision to discriminate against a class of people who they deem to be adding no value," he wrote in an email to Investment News.
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I never criticize people who [others] deem to be Twitter activists, or hashtag activists, because I know that telling the truth is often a tough act, no matter where you tell that truth.
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"The left-leaning Department of Labor has made a decision to discriminate against a class of people who they deem to be adding no value," he told the publication in a followup email.
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Here's how Clinton and Trump stack up in terms of policy proposals and public statements made on a number of topics that voters deem to be the most crucial in determining their choice.
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The White House issued a statement on Sunday saying the administration will continue to argue that Trump may "impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate" (Reuters).
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Economists not employed by special interest groups generally support policies they deem to be in the national interest—say, a carbon tax, or a trade agreement like the ill-fated Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Some have dressed like protesters, in black T-shirts and yellow hard-hats, and infiltrated crowds in order to catch and pin down those taking part in what they deem to be riots.
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This motivates them to do everything in their power to "save" the country from the ungodly — even, maybe especially — if it involves stripping others of the freedoms they deem to be against God's wishes.
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Now it should be asked whether the most famed liberal magazines are seeking a "safe space" for themselves, one in which they don't confront people whom they, or their readers, deem to be intolerable.
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Lam said a ban on face masks would take effect on Saturday under the emergency laws that allow authorities to "make any regulations whatsoever" in whatever they deem to be in the public interest.
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FACE MASK BAN The ban on face masks, which took effect on Saturday, was ordered under emergency laws allowing authorities to "make any regulations whatsoever" in what they deem to be the public interest.
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" Best Salary-Related Advice: "As someone who has hired people and has been responsible for setting salaries, I'd say don't fear that asking for a salary you deem to be high will ruin your chances.
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" In Bridgewater's statement, Mr. Dalio countered that claim, saying that it was "exactly the opposite" and that employees were "encouraged to bring problems to the surface in whatever ways they deem to be most appropriate.
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Again, we're seeing a significant segment of the partisan political experts throwing cold water on anything they don't deem to be enough of a cash boon to the non-rich because the rich benefit more.
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There are no easy solutions to the injustice that women like herself have to suffer, but the answer certainly isn't to berate other women within the industry who we don't deem to be doing enough.
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In the rural parts of the country, there's "Ameristan," where the poor and uneducated live steeped in misinformation, hoarding ammunition for a war that will never come and crucifying those they deem to be heathens.
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A lot of these threads pick up on what the posters deem to be "weird" behavior on the app, whether that's cosplayers, dances, or the challenges that form the base of the content on the app.
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Gmail is full of useful features, like the option to only receive notifications for emails that Google's algorithms deem to be important to you (Apple Mail has a sort-of manual equivalent with its VIP lists).
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"The most sensible approach seems to be to hedge sterling's downside risks, which we deem to be larger than the remaining upside potential over the next couple of months," UBS said in a note to clients.
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Each editor picks 10 to 15 books they deem to be review-worthy and, sometimes up to six months ahead of time, assigns them to people who, for the most part, don't work for The Times.
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Beijing-backed Lam said a ban on face masks that took effect Saturday was ordered under the emergency laws allowing authorities to "make any regulations whatsoever" in whatever they deem to be in the public interest.
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"There have not been any developments in these matters that we deem to be material, and to our knowledge no government agency in any ongoing investigation has concluded that any wrongdoing occurred," Tesla said in the filing.
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The leaders of the Blue Dogs said the changes will bring more transparency to the legislative process, encourage members to reach across the aisle and restore public trust in an institution many voters deem to be dysfunctional.
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In many countries, police have targeted private events they deem to be same-sex weddings, with participants rounded up and arrested — an issue the State Department raised in its report on religious freedom in Nigeria in 85033.
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Russia says it is acting purely to prevent acts of terrorism, but some Crimean Tatars say the authorities are using religious extremism as a trumped-up pretext to lock up people they deem to be ideological opponents.
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Journalists and readers have feared that gems like these could disappear from the internet if the wealthy owners of Gawker and L.A. Weekly wanted to eliminate what they deem to be unfavorable coverage elsewhere on the sites.
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Mr Engel worries that the battle over tax reform will use up political capital needed to address the grievances of Chile's middle class, especially crime, poor-quality health care and pension benefits they deem to be too low.
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If regulatory agencies or law enforcement officials find evidence of anti-competitive behavior, Google could be forced to alter its practices and algorithms in ways they deem to be friendlier to competition and likely less profitable for Google.
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While the morality police continue to roam the streets and at times arbitrarily arrest women they deem to be improperly veiled, the state has given up enforcing much of anything but the rules on head scarves and shorts.
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Human rights groups say that a crackdown on press freedom has aimed to stifle dissent in the run-up to the vote, with Egyptian authorities calling for legal action against media outlets they deem to be publishing "fake news".
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Lam, speaking at a news conference, said a ban on face masks would take effect on Saturday under the emergency laws that allow authorities to "make any regulations whatsoever" in whatever they deem to be in the public interest.
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At the meeting of the leading democracies, European leaders introduced a new measure that would draft technology companies into the role of government censors, forcing them to police online content and remove anything that bureaucrats deem to be insensitive.
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Lendu armed groups have carried out systematic and widespread attacks, trying to "inflict lasting trauma" on the Hema and clear them from what they deem to be their ancestral lands, the U.N. human rights office said in a report.
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The Contest Entities shall have the right to disqualify any entries that they deem to be obscene, vulgar, sexually explicit, lewd, derogatory, inappropriate, or otherwise not in good taste, as determined by the Contest Entities in their sole discretion.
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"After that, the president and the secretary of State will make a determination as to what we deem to be credible and what actions we think we should take," said Kushner, who is also President Donald Trump's son-in-law.
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So, while the bill might have allowed police more freedom to make arrests for what they deem to be offensive behaviour at a football match, this doesn't quite line up with what the courts rule to be against the law.
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Just a few weeks earlier she had been serving a month in prison after her arrest under a colonial-era statute known as the "darkness law," which gives police sweeping powers to arrest anyone they deem to be acting suspiciously.
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"We are, however, concerned with aspects of the law that grant broad powers to the Singapore executive branch to compel us to remove content they deem to be false and proactively push a government notification to users," the company said.
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The company understands how formularies — lists of prescription drugs, both branded and generic, that health insurers deem to be medically effective and covered by insurance plans — are managed and benefits are derived, as well as how medications are classified, he said.
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"The way Harvey Weinstein has treated these vulnerable, talented young women is NOT the way women should ever EVER deem to be acceptable or commonplace in ANY workplace," Winslet said in a statement after allegations against Weinstein began to surface.
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In the new filing, Tesla said it has been asked to "voluntarily provide [the DOJ] with information about the above matters," but that "there have not been any developments in these matters that we deem to be material" to investors.
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Facebook has previously said it was "concerned with aspects of the new law which grant broad powers to the Singapore executive branch to compel us to remove content they deem to be false and to push a government notification to users".
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" He added: "On deep moral grounds I cannot see myself being part of a system in which I may well be called upon to apply regulations which I deem to be fundamentally flawed and most likely unlawful in various jurisdictions across the globe.
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So the Trump administration seems to have learned from its earlier defeats in court, and have come out with a much more focused travel ban on particular types of people—in particular countries—who they deem to be more of a security risk.
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Soon after being sworn into office Mr Trump signed a wide-ranging executive order allowing federal agencies to stop participating in any part of the Obamacare law they deem to be onerous, ahead of a forthcoming bill in Congress to rescind his predecessor's signature policy.
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It will never cease to stun and disappoint me that so many Americans can be whipped into a furious frenzy when someone who's gay, or black, or otherwise marginalized dares speak out against injustice in ways they deem to be impolite or brash or unseemly.
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If the rule were otherwise, all private property owners and private lessees who open their property for speech would be subject to First Amendment constraints and would lose the ability to exercise what they deem to be appropriate editorial discretion within that open forum.
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Mr. Graham, along with other lawmakers supportive of the declaration, argued that the president's declaration was within the jurisdiction of the National Emergencies Act, and was needed to address what the president and his supporters deem to be a crisis at the southwestern border.
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Joel Simon, the executive director of the Committee to Protect Journalists, said in an interview that one of the latest tactics spreading around the globe is the creation of vaguely worded "fake news" laws that criminalize news that government officials deem to be wrong.
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The bottom line: Health insurance companies closely track their medical loss ratios and aim to hit those targets most often by charging higher premiums, denying care, forcing people to use lower-priced providers or declining to cover people they deem to be too expensive.
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Moreover, even though it's unreasonable to believe top execs at media outlets read or endorse every article their firm publishes, many are pointing to a few articles that appeared in Breitbart while Bannon served as executive chairman – articles they deem to be promoting white supremacy or racism.
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Rats are such a prevalent part of the food supply throughout the world that many governments put acceptable limits on how much rat contamination they deem to be safe, according to the book Rat: How the World's Most Notorious Rodent Clawed Its Way to the Top.
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The rise of Big Tech, namely Google, Facebook, and Amazon, has compelled progressives like Warren and Sanders to call for breaking up what they deem to be monopolies limiting healthy competition, but there has been a push from a smaller faction on the right as well.
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As you have seen with accounts like Tommy Robinson or the other Antifa groups that were previously (some of the reports named additional accounts) actioned, we have and continue to remove accounts that we deem to be promoting hate, discriminatory intolerance or those that are involved in perpetuating violence.
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Pindrus is one of a growing number of ultra-Orthodox Jews who are taking on increasingly powerful roles in the Israeli government with the goal of either enacting legislation that favors their community, or stopping legislation they deem to be in violation of their strict interpretation of Jewish law.
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"We remain concerned with aspects of the new law which grant broad powers to the Singapore executive branch to compel us to remove content they deem to be false and to push a government notification to users," Simon Milner, Facebook's Asia-Pacific vice-president of public policy, said.
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Last year, a federal district court directed the defendants to provide Hicklin "with care that her doctors deem to be medically necessary treatment for her gender dysphoria, including [...] hormone therapy, access to permanent body hair removal, and access to 'gender-affirming' canteen items," according to a court document.
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Aside from the settlement with the SEC relating to Mr. Musk's statement that he was considering taking Tesla private, there have not been any developments in these matters that we deem to be material, and to our knowledge no government agency in any ongoing investigation has concluded that any wrongdoing occurred.
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Holmes, who also holds appointments at the Chinese CDC and Fudan University in Shanghai, is among a number of scientists who are pointing out—in virology forums, science Slacks, and on Twitter—what they deem to be major flaws in the paper, and calling on the journal to have it retracted.
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Hong Kong police shot and wounded a 14-year-old boy on Friday after its embattled leader Carrie Lam said a ban on face masks would take effect last Saturday under the emergency laws that allow authorities to "make any regulations whatsoever" in whatever they deem to be in the public interest.
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We hope to not add to the division of a nation's views by seeking a just sentence, but appeal to the humane unified hearts of Americans, as this is a clear cut example of how we should not be battling amongst ourselves while the tyranny that lies within our control is just as dangerous as the conflicts we deem to be war worthy.
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Beyond their Ten Commandments statue victories, they've helped score a win for reproductive rights in Missouri, have stewardship over a Santa Cruz beach for a year, and have launched a "Grey Faction" initiative that seeks to highlight instances of the ongoing "Satanic Panic" of the 80s as well as expose what they deem to be harmful pseudoscientific mental healthcare practices.
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Nearly two decades have elapsed since the Grammys first started handing out awards for what they deem to be "dance" recordings, and aside from a few paeans to the underground—a Frankie Knuckles win here, a trophy for Aphex Twin there—these newly instituted categories have mostly functioned as a means of giving additional awards away to pop stars who were already winning in other categories.
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The problem Bloom appears to be addressing is not the exercise of empathy per se, but rather the restriction of empathy only to those whom we deem to be like us, as opposed to being "other" on the basis of ethnicity, gender or any other dichotomy that divides rather than unifies members of our species (or even members of other species who may be less articulate but no less sentient).
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Its wording is exceptionally broad: Whenever the President finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation, and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or nonimmigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate.
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Here is the relevant provision, section 212(f): "Whenever the President finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation, and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or non-immigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate".
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Still, the Immigration and Nationality Act grants broad-ranging powers to the President: "Whenever the President finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation, and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or non-immigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate," part of the act reads.
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In 1952, with the nation fearful of communist infiltration, Congress gave the president the authority under the Immigration and Nationality Act to take action: "Whenever the president finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may ... suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or nonimmigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate," the law says.
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" President Trump's executive order does indeed make delineations based on "place of residence," but there is an alternate statute (8 U.S.C. § 1182(f)), which reads, "Whenever the President finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or nonimmigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate.
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Statutory authority for the proclamation Section 212(f) of the INA, which has been in the INA since it was enacted in 1952, includes this provision: Whenever the President finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or nonimmigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate.
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One of the legal issues at question was whether Trump had the power to cut off travel from various nations under a statute that provides that: Whenever the president finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation, and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or non-immigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate.
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" President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE bases these actions on his authority under the provisions of section 212(f) of the INA, the pertinent part of which reads as follows: "(f) Whenever the president finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation, and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or nonimmigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate.
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