This is not a time for you not to be fessing up.
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Rather, I'm letting you know (informing/fessing up/sharing) I have no choice.
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Nearly 20 years later, Kate Winslet is fessing up: Rose totally could have saved Jack.
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Like most security breaches, fessing up is often a sign of weakness, so we will never know.
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Chris posted a vid while he was inside the station -- 'fessing up, but explaining it wasn't all bad.
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Recall also the quiet, protracted fessing-up Facebook did around the part it played in Myanmar's genocide against Muslims.
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All Nippon initially didn't tell passengers why the plane was headed back, but did apologize (twice), fessing up to the screwup.
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Meanwhile, Team Tapes are giving their own taped deposition… and no one is fessing up to anything they don't have to.
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George Lopez gives Hollywood low marks for the way it treats its own, but he gives Louis C.K. props for fessing up.
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However, he failed to make the debate about Trump and his overzealousness helped Pence avoid fessing up to statements made by Trump.
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I think at some point my son has used this tool to change his own homework scores, but he's not fessing up.
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Samsung SmartThings Cam, available at Amazon, $89.00Tired of roommates, a significant other, or kids taking your stuff and not fessing up to it?
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As for Jarvis, he made a video fessing up to cheating -- and begged for Epic Games to reconsider ... but the gaming company isn't budging.
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Monte said the increase has two likely explanations: more people using pot, and more patients fessing up about using pot to doctors because it's legal.
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Sabbat may have no problem 'fessing up to being a shoe fiend, but when it comes to his famous friends, he keeps a tight lip.
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It's hard to imagine any Muslim fessing up to their secret proclivity for Sharia law knowing they would be deported if they gave the wrong answer.
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Instead of fessing up, the Trump campaign has doubled down and refused to admit it was plagiarized, even going as far as blaming Hillary Clinton. C'mon.
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"That's not my body, that's somebody else's body – just my head," the actor joked while chatting with PEOPLE Now, before breaking his poker face and fessing up.
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And as much as possible, keep your cool in the face of challenges, even if that means 'fessing up to a mistake you totally didn't mean to make.
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While the retailer does get some of its wares through unexpected avenues, some major apparel brands are selling directly to them — they're just not fessing up to it.
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The spouse who wants a strong marriage will refuse to lie or keep secrets and, on the flipside, will affirm their partner for fessing up and telling the truth.
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Now, I'm 'fessing up in the hopes of making it right — and trying to understand how the hell I wound up actually getting banned from a total stranger's account.
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Ashton Kutcher and Dax Shepard joined their wives for a racy game of "Never Have We Ever," with each couple 'fessing up to their experiences with handcuffs, nude beaches, and sleeping during sex.
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Harrison Snyder appeared on 'GMA' Monday and said the unimpeachable evidence that led to the comedian being found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of drugging and molesting Andrea Constand in 2004 -- Cosby fessing up.
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In the case of the salaries of the BBC's top earners, the fallout is likely to be messier on account of its being the BBC that did the fessing up on its talent's behalf.
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"What you don't see is someone denying a payment for a year, rather than 'fessing up to it and then trying to hide the payment and falsely structuring payments to reimburse a lawyer," he said.
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The star also wrote a blog for Bravo after the episode aired, 'fessing up to her inebriated state and admitting it was the episode she's "been dreading all season," as she wasn't quite sure what happened.
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"The most clinical way I can put it in fessing up to my crimes is that I was attracted to a writer I had power over because I was a show runner," Harmon began at around the 20-minute mark.
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A procession of miscreants associated with the president was called on the carpet by the Committee, each of them either seeking the protection of the Fifth Amendment or fessing-up to both their own wrongdoing and the wrongdoing of others.
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The only way you'll know why he's hiding this part of himself from you is by fessing up to your own shame: the revelation that you violated your boyfriend's privacy when you snooped and learned something that surprised and hurt you.
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While Facebook is 'fessing up to having stored data that users believed they had deleted in this instance, it has previously denied that it collects unposted status updates — after rumors about Facebook keylogging anything users input into the platform swirled in 2013.
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I mean, the most clinical way I can put it in fessing up to my crimes is that I was attracted to a writer that I had power over because I was a showrunner, and I knew enough to know these feelings were bad news.
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Prior to Facebook finally 'fessing up about Russia's divisive ad buys, Sandberg and Zuckerberg also sought to play down Facebook's power to influence political opinion — while simultaneously operating a hugely lucrative business which near exclusively derives its revenue from telling advertisers it can influence opinion.
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"Because they do have politics in Iran and because the Iranian autocracy is relatively sophisticated, they can sometimes see that fessing up to difficult admissions is better than continuing to lie," Ibish added, citing Iran's eventual acknowledgement of responsibility in the Ukrainian plane incident.
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In the almost weekly tradition of Facebook talking about something embarrassing they did on a Friday, the company is now fessing up to the fact that thousands of their next-gen virtual reality headset controllers have "easter-egg" messages inscribed on internal components that weren't meant to be on non-prototype editions.
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But three years on from unveiling 3D Touch, it's now 'fessing up to its own feature failure — as the latest iPhone line-up drops the pressure-sensing technology entirely from the cheapest of the trio: The iPhone XR. The lack of 3D Touch on the XR will help shave off some manufacturing cost and maybe a little thickness from the device.
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When it's not Facebook admitting it allowed data on as many as 87 million users to be sucked out by a developer on its platform who sold it to a political consultancy working for the Trump campaign, or dating app Grindr 'fessing up to sharing its users' HIV status with third party A/B testers, some other ugly facet of the tech industry's love affair with tracking everything its users do slides into view.
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Once he pulls her aside, he exposes himself to her and threatens to fail her if she does not perform a sexual act on him. Owen: Mara's twin brother. After becoming intoxicated at the Pebblebrook weekend party, he sexually assaults Hannah. Instead of fessing up to his actions, he spreads rumors around Pebblebrook that besmirched Hannah's character.
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Cuddy's desire for a baby paralleled Edelstein's personal life, with the actress explaining: "When the show started, I told the producers that at some point during the run of the show, if it was successful, that I was going to get pregnant one way or another. So they planted that seed in the character's story so it would be possible for me as a woman to experience that." When Cuddy became a mother to Rachel in the show's fifth season, executive producer Katie Jacobs discussed the need for Cuddy to find a balance between her personal and professional life, as well as the impact motherhood would have on her relationship with House: > The tension and chemistry are still there. Neither one of them is actively > fessing-up to looking for a relationship, but they are drawn to each other.
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