Ridesharing companies and their political advocates exploited a gray area in the regulations and — perhaps more critically — a gray area in jurisdictions.
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If he decides to go into the gray area — or cross over into the black area — others may respond by going into the gray area themselves.
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Gray Area Festival, a conference sponsored by the San Francisco–based non-profit Gray Area, this year focused on how immersive environments and the experience economy are changing art engagement.
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But the rest of us live in a gray area.
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Dance moves fall into a gray area in copyright law.
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Adaptogens fall perfectly into the gray area that wellness envelops.
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The rest of Derwood's weapon exists in a gray area.
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Gray Area Foundation for the ArtsOakland Fire Relief YouCaring fundraiser
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"I love to be in that gray area," she said.
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Even now, the Church takes shelter in this gray area.
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Even Gorsuch's own religion is somewhat of a gray area.
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But game ROMs occupy a fussy gray area, legally speaking.
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Is that gray area why it's not being taken seriously?
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There is still a potential gray area in the process.
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We always talk about the gray area on this show.
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There was no gray area here — these people were repulsive.
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Ethics is a gray area, we're not trained as ethicists.
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"It was such a gray area for me," Costa said.
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The legal gray area has already left financing projects challenging.
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Abuse takes many forms, and is not a gray area.
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KERNEN: It's a gray – so many things are a gray area.
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It's often a gray area — except when it's black and white.
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These devices fall into a regulatory gray area, explains the FTC.
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There is a very gray area that allows us to operate.
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It's just an injury; there's been a lot of gray area.
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But there's this large number of cases in a gray area.
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Many recognize that this issue falls in a vast gray area.
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Perhaps — it was a legal gray area, according to my research.
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E-cigarettes have existed in a regulatory gray area for years.
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What did you see as the gray area between those things?
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This proved unnerving when her identity hovered in a gray area.
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However, if a chick passes out, that's a gray area though.
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If you live in Mississippi, it's kind of a gray area.
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In this gray area of the law, production in China soared.
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The gray area comes in the responses from some of her fans.
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He insisted "there was no gray area" in what he had done.
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Hater's inclusion of references like "locker room talk" removes the gray area.
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Unfortunately, much like "cryptocurrency," this is something of a semantic gray area.
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Over 40 years later, the US lives in a metric gray area.
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Online news services however have always operated in a regulatory gray area.
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Ashley: But the events team has left behind this middle gray area.
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Essentially, Paul's and Le's videos exist in a very specific gray area.
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She cuts to the feeling of modern love's glut of gray area.
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The recording of police encounters is stuck in a legal gray area.
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He insisted "there was no gray area" in what he had done.
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In the long run, he said, that gray area will go away.
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Uber's first product, later known as UberBLACK, fell into this gray area.
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There's some gray area when it comes to communications with foreign nationals.
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As it turns out, this is something of a legal gray area.
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"There's still a lot of gray area in the rules," Campbell said.
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Even so, sexual misconduct cases always have a lot of gray area.
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This gray area may be a fertile environment for the group's future.
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That gray area, however, has become even grayer at this U.S. Open.
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But other uses of brain imaging lie in an ethical gray area.
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All of this activity occurs in a vast gray area of legality.
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Digital advertising of tobacco products remains a gray area for regulators globally.
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There can, however, be a little bit of a gray area here.
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Teleoperated autonomous vehicles fall into a gray area on the spectrum of autonomy.
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It was this gray area that seemed to get them in trouble here.
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" He called it "a gray area that we will no longer participate in.
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Well, much like with other cannabis products, that's kind of a gray area.
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The trades took place in what has long been a regulatory gray area.
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There is also the question of legal recourse, which remains a gray area.
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Okay, perhaps there are some who fall into the gray area in between.
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" He described Off-White as "defining the gray area between black and white.
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"Sometimes, it's a gray area" and the board will discuss it, she said.
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College sports video games always existed in something of a legal gray area.
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It's a hardworking, rather gray area with a sizeable electronics and textile industry.
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The difference between fully automated and semi-automated is not a gray area.
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Is her gray area one that wonders if Blackness counts in the canon?
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"There is sort of a gray area for duck boats," Mr. Mongeluzzi said.
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Now, the unforced error is a judgment call, with a healthy gray area.
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Applicants for resettlement for whom any gray area is identified are not admitted.
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In a heated situation with police, that can also become a gray area.
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For now, the unseemly conduct seems to fall into a legal gray area.
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"Gray area?" could be something that falls between extremes, neither black nor white.
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The F.D.A.'s authority over THC is considered a gray area of law.
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Bankers say this is a gray area that they are struggling to navigate.
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A system is secure or it is broken, with no gray area in between.
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All proceeds collected from the art auctioned will go to the Gray Area Foundation.
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The artworks were auctioned off to benefit the Gray Area Foundation for the Arts.
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Look, I understand that piracy is a moral gray area for many Verge readers.
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This has created a giant gray area and left AI's place in copyright unclear.
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A gray area is much better than the rigid, black and white Millennial vs.
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I live with my parents, so grocery shopping is kind of a gray area.
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But there is a gray area: you can ask an author for a copy.
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At $80, the Jabra Halo Smart is in a bit of a gray area.
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Reflections occupies a gray area between fine art and a record label's publicity shoot.
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"I felt so uncomfortable with any gray area in terms of consent," Urman said.
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But where experts begin to stumble is the literal gray area of cephalopod optics.
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And kind of what we want to address is that gray area of consent.
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Toronto is currently in a gray area in terms of its marijuana dispensary boom.
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"Some are held due to the legal gray area for hemp products," he said.
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There's not a lot of gray area about the central cause of the shutdown.
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The trouble is that there is obviously a gray area between these two categories.
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"All of this activity occurs in a vast gray area of legality," he added.
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Still, sanctions law is generally a gray area, causing most organizations to proceed cautiously.
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And Armslist is home to many sellers whose activity falls in a gray area.
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"It's a gray area," said Michael Zeldin, a CNN analyst and former DOJ official.
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The Maffick Media pages appear to have fallen into a gray area for Facebook.
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Tsivrikos: When it comes to anti-aging promises, it&aposs a very gray area.
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"It's a gray area, and we are stuck in the middle," Ms. Hartati said.
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But he won't to try to overreach or cover things in a gray area.
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People sometimes argue that this is a gray area—I don't think it is.
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Doing so puts them in a gray area outside some of the DOL's regulations.
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Culture is a gray area, but Finra made it its top priority for this year.
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Scrapers in other parts of the tech industry often operate in a legally gray area.
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Either way, she's living a moral gray area and he's teaching her to navigate it.
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There's a whole lot of gray area to work within when filling out the surveys.
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Even operating in a gray area, Plex Cloud is an interesting step in personal computing.
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Bluebox said that gray area is where the majority of paid subscription circumvention takes place.
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In fact, there is a huge gray area inhabited by people like TT the Artist.
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The technology could be used to build designer babies, for example, an ethical gray area.
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Willa and Jenny's story highlights the gray area of family, physical alteration, and cultural pressure.
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"The American public needs to understand we're not dealing with a gray area here," Rep.
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"We had to make a decision in the margins, in the gray area," Myers says.
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Volunteers fall into a gray area, but some wineries are reluctant to take the risk.
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That has meant confronting the gray area of consent in sex between men and women.
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Even outside the gray area of sex work, estimates of criminal earnings can be unrealistic.
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This is a morally ambiguous gray area, a question that perhaps has no true answer.
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Investigators at some United Nations agencies described their work as operating in a gray area.
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Depression and anxiety do, though, paradoxically fall into something of a gray area, he said.
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Struggling in a legal gray area, many migrant schools are frequently shut down by authorities.
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I think for a lot of people, it sort of exists in this gray area.
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I think that right now we're living in a culture where it's very hard for us to accept gray area and I think this is another example of something, at least from my perspective, that I'm more interested in accepting as a gray area.
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There's no 'gray area' when it comes to smoking meth at a cocktail party, for example.
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As noted, this prospecting activity isn't regulated, and it sits in a kind of gray area.
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As a recent graduate elected to a university position, I was in gray area of employment.
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I was taught that there is no gray area in sanctification, no middle ground for faith.
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" Conservatives arguing against ratification, including Israel, say they're not comforted by this legal gray area. "Really?
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There's no "gray area" when it comes to smoking meth at a cocktail party, for example.
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Henderson cautioned that with little transparency into Saudi finances, analysts are operating in a gray area.
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Instead of dabble in the gray area here, The Walking Dead tells viewers how to feel.
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Darrell, 40, says they're stuck in a gray area, but they are trying to remain hopeful.
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This trailer seems to be trying to draw the whole matter in a moral gray area.
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Plus, some spacecraft may fly even lower than this gray area to get back to Earth.
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Plus, they're emulated NES titles, so you have to be okay with that legal gray area.
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Second, Hartman didn't want to traipse into what he considered to be a moral gray area.
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The only issue, as mentioned earlier, is that installing ROMs falls into a legal gray area.
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This is very unusual for a presidential campaign, and also kind of a legal gray area.
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That gray area effectively leaves the decision to regulate fantasy sports leagues up to the states.
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Mick Fuller, commissioner of state police, said the change was needed to correct a "gray area".
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Another drone legal gray area relates to what technology particular drones can be equipped to carry.
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Mr. Trump's use of his branded water and steaks falls into something of a gray area.
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Some of the attacks are ideological, some are not and some fall into a gray area.
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To go back to full screen mode, you'll need to tap on the gray area again.
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I think that part of that gray area is having that dialogue, and it's constantly changing.
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Between 350-pound nose tackles and fast-twitch edge rushers resides a lot of gray area.
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"There's really no gray area," said Jeremiah Attaochu, a fifth-year linebacker and special-teams player.
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A gray area emerged for prosecuting rapes that occurred in the military between 1986 and 2006.
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Whether that was legitimate, he said, was a "constitutional gray area" that lacked a clear answer.
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Ms. Donlan also warned of what she called a legal gray area that will confuse people.
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Fifth, the order does not create any gray area of overly broad speech/act non-distinction.
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"There is absolutely a gray area," said Jay Holland, civil rights attorney with Joseph Greenwald & Laake.
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But most medications fall into the gray area of category C — neither clearly safe nor harmful.
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That gray area is always where we've been the happiest, and not needing a definitive label.
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It is based on a belief that the gray area we have now is the wrong gray area, that it asks too much of women and permits too much from men, that we gain less from this spontaneity than we lose from the prevalence of assault.
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But now we are all trapped in a sort of mass uncomfortable conversational gray area, where: i.
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"Because of this, back then, YouTube paid promotion was a bit of a gray area," he said.
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But the current system still isn't ready to handle a well-known, gray-area subject like this.
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They worry that their operations fall within a legal gray area and could be targeted by authorities.
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There are certainly many projects that fall into the gray area and could fit into multiple categories.
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In some cases, the videos occupy a strange gray area between play acting and truly abusive behavior.
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"There is so much gray area when it comes to custody and family time," says Davis-Yancey.
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"The song is about something that is in the gray area between death and life," Desmond explains.
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Don't worry if you still feel like you're in a cosmic gray area — that's why we're here.
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It might open their eyes to what consent really is—because that's a very gray area still.
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Everyone's morality falls under a gray area as they face off against monsters, both dead and alive.
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The problem with the "reasonable officer" standard is the numerous cases that fall into a gray area.
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Indeed, Ettel herself seemed to have been running her own business in, gasp, a legal gray area.
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Within the business, the people I work with understand that there is no gray area with me.
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This question seems to fall into a gray area along with things like eating one's own fingernails.
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Both sides say states must address the gray area in federal law to clear up legal uncertainty.
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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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Short of that, the gray area is vast, and subject to biases about appearance, speech and religion.
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We were in this gray area, status-wise, where nobody'd thrown out an M.I.A. or a DUSTWUN .
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It is a gray area and unfortunately it's making a lot of women feel uncomfortable and disempowered.
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Also in the gray area are such things as travel strictly for tourism or to attend conferences.
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"You're in this gray area, in this limbo land between being awake and being asleep," Webb said.
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But they have also enabled operations that—while technically legal—certainly fall in a moral gray area.
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"So I think, ultimately, it would be a gray area for the officer in question," Timmons said.
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She argues that demagogic politicians thrive in the gray area between inciting violence and calling for it.
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There is no gray area surrounding if the movies they starred in are rom-coms or not.
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"Gender fraud" — when people misrepresent their birth gender to potential sexual mates — likewise remains a gray area.
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Abloh defined the brand as "the gray area between black and white as the color Off-White."
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Right now, cannabis is occupying a gray area, and it's up to the feds to change that.
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"We try to get them to see there's always gray area between victim and perpetrator," said Bell.
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Age affects many things that are in the gray area (no pun intended) between medicine and life.
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And though Apple never actually sued any of the jailbreakers, the practice remained in a legal gray area.
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While that position puts Fox somewhere in the gray area between journalism and activism, it's not exactly new.
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LG calls that gray area the V5.03's second screen, but we all know what it really is.
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Most other deals fall right in the gray area middle and often the business model is very opaque.
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Within the gray area, popping pimples falls somewhere between Yeezus and pulling gunk out of your shower drain.
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As an Earth sign, you want facts, but you'll need to receive feelings—the gray area, the subjective.
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A team of five developers realized in that gray area was potentially a huge opportunity to save lives.
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"When you get into this type of deduction, it's a little bit of a gray area," he said.
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It's evident that performance enhancement, in its various legal, illegal, and gray-area forms, is rampant in sports.
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I wanted to live in that gray area where I didn't have to say that I was anything.
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Gray Area Festival curator Barry Threw spoke about tackling one of the drawbacks of these new, spectacular experiences.
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The new is an attempt to clarify the gray area surrounding hemp and hemp-based cannabidiol (CBD) products.
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Garlinghouse said token issuers are currently operating in a "gray area," while waiting for regulation to catch up.
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But who the responsibility for fire services on reserves ultimately falls on is a gray area, said Fiddler.
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These transactions occupy a legal gray area, since the peptides are banned for human use outside clinical trials.
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Women on Web operates in a legal gray area, but the pill regimen has proven safe and effective.
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In the second episode in our series on sexual consent, the Sugars plunge deeper into the gray area.
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"The reality is we don't have the answer," said Dr. Pastuszak, noting that there's a big gray area.
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May's strategy, Mr. Bercow had already brought Britain into a "gray area" in the country's mostly unwritten constitution.
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Yes, there's ample legal gray area when it comes to piracy, especially in the case of streaming content.
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These scenes of gray-area marital rape are filmed in ways that hover queasily between pornography and horror.
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While the F.B.I. targets a higher evil, Kirkman slogs through the gray area between absolutes: respecting precedent vs.
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Such software has been outlawed in the United States, but still occupies a legal gray area in Europe.
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But the mileage range between topping off the tank and reaching the return facility is a gray area.
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Unlike Tamawiwy's case, it exists entirely within that gray area between our online lives and our everyday ones.
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In typical contradictory fashion, millennials seem most comfortable existing in the gray area between lo-fi and high-tech.
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It's a large gray area in the nation's body of law — which Warren says she would address as president.
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But legally, zero-rating falls into a gray area within the FCC's open internet rules passed earlier this year.
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Their only unifying element is that they exist in a stylistic gray area, unbeholden to trends, taste, or time.
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The judge asked if the border was a "gray area" when it came to the role of the military.
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Right now the status of these rideables is sort of a gray area depending on where you ride them.
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Of course, there could be concerns that GameClub exists in a gray area, with regard to App Store policy.
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The creation of new life is much more of a gray area than this kind of rhetoric would suggest.
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This "gray area" of the sky is really only used by spacecraft — either going to space or leaving it.
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There's a bit of a gray area with this fetish as I incorporate bondage and restraint when I play.
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"It's a gray area," Fernandez said, explaining that the comment didn't single out a particular ethnic group for insult.
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Toner seemed to indicate that Clinton's exclusive use of a personal account might have fit within that gray area.
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There is a gray area where vendors want to get rid of their cannabis products to black market buyers.
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Synthetic marijuana is in a bit of a legal gray area in New Zealand due to its chemical makeup.
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"There's a lot of unknowns in cannabis; most of the regulations are in a gray area," Ms. Stuck said.
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Because Airbnb involves people renting out their private homes, the company lives in a sort of regulatory gray area.
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Products and sponsors can also create a gray area between the business of Fashion Week and who it serves.
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What is in the gray area in between, and how soon can we move it into the "known" column?
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"It's a gray area, isn't it?" said Tim Henman, the former British standout who is now a BBC commentator.
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But the researchers point out that legitimate use cases create a gray area for ad tracking to persist in.
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The raids are aimed at cracking down on users and vendors trying to circumvent the gray area of gifting.
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But copyright law around viral memes is a gray area that still has not seen its day in court.
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" But he added, "of course, this is a tough gray area as we also have free speech protections too.
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Issues that come up for channels stuck in the gray area may be too complex to discuss as generalities.
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And as usual in new legal regimes, the biggest concerns are for those who fall into the gray area.
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Like WalkingStick and her work, the resulting exhibition straddles a very interesting but seldom-explored gray area between dichotomies.
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She was trying to explain that she thinks she's in a gray area in her life – not just her job.
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Alternative meals such as the sun-butter-and-jelly sandwiches offered in Rhode Island, however, fall in a gray area.
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Unlike Western teen-centric shows, which often focus on romance or petty drama, Death Note grapples with gray-area morality.
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This process, known as zero rating, is a gray area under net neutrality rules established by the Federal Communications Commission.
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Cardozo also noted that Congress could be convinced to change the All Writs Act to clear up that gray area.
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Although he is in favor of streaming, he thinks it's a gray area that's susceptible to change in the future.
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Jewelry falls in a budget gray area between clothes (a joint category with my husband) and our personal fun money.
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BERENZWEIG: That&aposs not here, so we end up with a very difficult gray area in a very tragic case.
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The council has banned luxury goods, a somewhat gray area although it has said that this includes recreational sports equipment.
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This gray area that speaks directly to how I saw race represented in the show watching it a second time.
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I don't really want to get all moral and pure about it all because it's a lot of gray area.
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What is less clear is the gray area, where the line that divides human and robot competency is becoming blurred.
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But, he said, it exists in a "legal gray area" as long as the government refuses to acknowledge their activities.
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"The gray area is when the vacancy occurs," said Erin Timony, assistant communications director at the secretary of state's office.
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"It's a gray area," said Steven R. Wagner, a Manhattan real estate lawyer who represents co-op and condo boards.
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While of course some that were wrapping webpages made sense to ban, others operated in more of a gray area.
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At 39-39, the Yankees occupy the gray area between contenders and also-rans a month before the trading deadline.
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"Mortgages are more of a gray area than credit card debt, because real estate can be an investment," O'Leary explains.
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I was looking for what I call "research compounds," psychedelic drugs that exist in a kind of legal gray area.
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But determining whether a CEO's health is truly material is a gray area, one often left to boards to decide.
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But I.C.O.s operate in a regulatory gray area, and that has drawn a swift blowback from authorities around the world.
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And he shies away from the growers and distributors of cannabis because of the gray area in which they operate.
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And I appreciate the tension and the gray area between painting and photography, which represents a mystical area of discovery.
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But in terms of design and adopting applications for other things like UIs or products, it's such a gray area.
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The company also owns Storz-Bickel, a vaporizer company with historic roots that could exhibit in this CES gray area.
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But the finances of Monte dei Paschi are open to significant interpretation, putting the rescue in a regulatory gray area.
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This new legislation would make Scotland the first UK country to turn that gray area into a fine black line.
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A lot of gray area around was this sort of a ... Did Schmidt call in this hit of this team?
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"There's definitely a gray area with hosting and partying with the guests," senior VIP mountain host Mark explains in the clip.
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As you stand in this gray area, you will learn a lot about yourself, your friends, your lovers, and your world.
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A Japanese whaling program known as "JARPA II" used this gray area to kill roughly 1,000 whales every Antarctic summer season.
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The Yanez case is a stark example of the legal gray area in which thousands of federal officers operate every day.
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"It's not something you can say is in the gray area — it's a clear-cut fraudulent activity," he told BuzzFeed News.
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Initially it appeared this GINA gray area was going to have to get hammered out in the courts or through regulations.
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Though considerable thought went into the design of each handmade USB, Kwon Ji Yong seems to exist in a gray area.
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But for those who can't make the trip, the Gray Area Foundation has agreed to share a sneak peak with us.
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"There's always that gray area: How much do you as the producer or you as the Bachelor get involved?" said Harrison.
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Yoga is in this beautiful gray area—it's not technically a sport, and not fully considered a health or medical thing.
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Like many drugs, antidepressants fall into a gray area during pregnancy, with insufficient evidence to definitively prove the harms or benefits.
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Right now, there is a legal gray area when it comes to the relationship between an investor and a startup founder.
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The rest fell into the gray area in between, giving reasons related to poverty or issues like domestic violence or desertion.
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It may be a gray area, but it's not more or less gray than the tests that psychologists use right now.
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All of this exists in a privacy law gray area, as Wired explained in its story about the legality of deepfakes.
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Right now, there is a legal gray area when it comes to the relationship between an investor and a startup founder.
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But beyond the obvious, these two stories show how some of today's best TV exists in a gray area between genres.
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"We had to display a B on our door for quite a while, just because of that gray area," she said.
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The Knight Institute has previously probed this gray area, suing President Donald Trump on behalf of blocked Twitter users in 2017.
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Safety versus privacyThe problem is that companies are in a gray area when it comes to reporting information about employee illnesses.
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After operating in Colombia in a legal gray area for years, Uber has been ordered to halt its app business there.
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All for the cost of a few dozen dollars and the willingness to wade neck-deep into a moral gray area.
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Legalized marijuana has already upset societal norms, created a large legal gray area and generated a lucrative source of tax revenue.
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There are 167 U.S. counties across the nation, where the majority of food insecure children fall in a kind of gray area.
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"Sexual harassment is an issue of safety and should be treated as one, instead of a gray area," Belasen wrote on Twitter.
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And that's to say nothing of the numerous, more flawed shows that exist in a less covered but still enjoyable gray area.
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So there's definitely a gray area here, um the kind of thing that you know screening for depression might help get at.
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All proceeds from the compilation will be split between Oakland's Gray Area Foundation For The Arts and the national Trans Assistance Project.
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But the wellness industry capitalizes on the existence of a gray area and is adept at claiming things without actually claiming anything.
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Or, perhaps more precisely, where there exists a gray area in language, Google Translate can fall into the same traps as humans.
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The stories that really interest us, and that seemed to be the majority of the stories we heard, existed this gray area.
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Generally, you do not need an additional insurance policy to drive for Uber and Lyft, but it is a legal gray area.
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My daughter was diagnosed with a serious health condition when I was 20 weeks pregnant—it was kind of a gray area.
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But there's a lot to worry about when it comes to this interpretive gray area when it comes to current legal frameworks.
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Meanwhile, gun owners modifying their weapons with the Patriot Mag Release of AR Maglock are doing so in a legal gray area.
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There is no gray area here and it's not okay for even 1% of people to think that nonconsensual sex isn't rape.
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But it is also a knowing wink: Lewinsky's story is and has always been a cultural gray area, and a moving target.
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This is where it becomes a gray area, because some would argue that somebody like a dishwasher is not part of that.
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Regulations surrounding CBD are a gray area, and local regulators have been cracking down on its use this summer, according to Lucas.
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She ignored my Pap's concerns, so it sort of ended up in a middle gray area that I had to live in.
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To avoid China's strict laws on news gathering, many bloggers occupy a gray area, framing their views on current events as commentary.
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Romo, with a faint snicker, then suggested that there was "always a little gray area," when it came to the rule's enforcement.
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Not coincidentally, Mr. Trump has lavished praise on Mr. Bolsonaro, Mr. el-Sisi and Prince Mohammed, who occupy the same gray area.
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"He created this gray area, establishing that it wasn't just about stamping his name on a pair of shoes," Mr. Carey said.
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Some of YouTube's most popular categories falls into a gray area for the policy, including gaming videos, family vlogging, and toy reviews.
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"We know we're somewhere in the gray area between solving language in a very boring, narrow sense, and solving AI," Bowman said.
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His order is in a legal gray area, and on Friday, California and nearly two dozen other states sued to block it.
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Former employees who did these deals said they existed in a legal gray area — not authorized by Airbnb, but not explicitly banned.
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Of course, his ruthless competitor's nature when combined with a restless drive for innovation directed him to a morally dubious gray area.
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Few researchers or experts disclose their own holdings of the digital assets, which so far have existed in a regulatory gray area.
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Both of these situations epitomize that gray area that looms larger and larger in discussions I've had with men about consent and coercion.
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Asked whether she would classify the director's advances as sexual harassment, Sevigny said there is a lot of gray area in show business.
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But in doing so, it allows for a broad gray area where popular videos can present conspiracy theories as possibilities without being penalized.
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But Frankel did not want to label her relationship status with Shields, in fact, she preferred it to be a "totally gray" area.
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DNA Lifestyle Coach, though, wants to offer its customers simple, actionable advice, and so omits all this confusing gray area from its results.
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That gray area also carved out a space for things like Gelcream, the Instagram feed disrupting the industry, one review at a time.
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Trump has said he has the "absolute right" to pardon himself, though legal scholars think it's a bit of a constitutional gray area.
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She recently began sleeping with a boy from work and the relationship is in a gray area all too familiar to my generation.
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"We're not looking to get into the gray area of opinion," Facebook's VP of News Feed Adam Mosseri told TechCrunch at the time.
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While this has been a longstanding requirement of traditional news media operating in the mainland, online channels have fallen into a gray area.
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There's something of a debate around whether "benefit show" means "bands play for free" or whether there's a gray area around travel costs.
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The line is a thin one here, and experts are the first to point out that CBD's legality is a super gray area.
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The law also threw important harm reduction activities into a legal gray area, making it harder for people in need to get help.
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Eye in the Sky is a tense but low-key production that examines the moral gray area around executing a single military order.
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We appear to be in a legal gray area, in part because technology develops faster than law, so there's always this lag period.
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But over time, bad laws, worse incentives, and zero oversight have combined to create a legal gray area that is ripe for abuse.
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But one officer said a 'gray area' appears to be emerging where Trump blows past historical norms, setting up situations imbued with politics.
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In the gray area between preservation and personality theft, there is a danger of too much holding on and not enough letting go.
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But it's also because many of the companies require affluent investors who are willing to operate in a moral and legal gray area.
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The Kurdish region of Syria, where Ms. König said she was being held in a video released Monday, is a legal gray area.
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The proposed changes center on Article 164 of the Brazilian constitution, which analysts say has created a gray area around the quantitative easing.
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Mr. Coffee said the statement "funding secured" could be a legal gray area where plaintiffs' attorneys see an opportunity to make a case.
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On the substance, I think that Clinton's behavior was in a gray area of "high crimes and misdemeanors": odious, illegal but largely personal.
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However, there is currently no clear-cut regulatory or industry standard for 'sustainable' investing, a gray area policymakers are concerned could mislead investors.
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Times Insider What took shape was a story about a culture and the gray area between sport and society in which it flourished.
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In Vancouver, sex work is in a legal gray area; it is legal to sell sex in Canada, but not to buy it.
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Still, it's very much a gray area and would vary based on the specifics of the contracts between restaurants and food delivery providers.
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The ethical quandary presented to creators like Kaji, and his parents, is a gray area that people have brought to YouTube's attention before.
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"There is a potential gray area as to when India would use nuclear weapons first" against a nuclear-armed adversary, Mr. Menon wrote.
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Times Insider What took shape was a story about a culture and the gray area between sport and society in which it flourished.
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This conversation is full of gray area and asks us to consider the (potential) difference between defending an abuser and condoning their actions.
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If you end up getting caught, the attempted subversion will be construed as a mitigating (it's a gray area!) rather than aggravating factor.
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A lot of those users are older, divorced, and have kids, and there's a much slimmer selection of young people in that gray area.
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As it stands today, these scooters from companies like LimeBike, Spin and Bird are currently operating in a bit of a legal gray area.
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It's a gray area that the FDA doesn't regulate, and may become more pressing as amateur scientists disseminate their experiments, methods, and equipment online.
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It may on the surface appear to be a thorny gray area, given Airbnb is a housing platform subject to specific anti-discrimination laws.
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While the agency's rules previously left text messaging in a gray area, they've argued it should be more stringently regulated as a telecommunications service.
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But this type of driver-assistance capability is still new, and it falls in a legal gray area if it's involved in a crash.
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For children with unfettered access to the internet, this is an especially troublesome gray area resulting in a minefield for parents and corporations alike.
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According to the SPLC, a mysterious society did at one point occupy the areas around Monroe, Louisiana, but anything beyond that historical gray area.
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These words created a gray area, the company noted in its blog post, and content shouldn't have to reach heinous levels to merit reporting.
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In the US, cannabis is still considered a Schedule I substance under the Controlled Substances Act — but CBD exists in a legal gray area.
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YouTube rolled out an ad-free option last summer, but it only removes the "paid ads," not those that fall into this gray area.
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Chastain said he didn't want to litigate free speech, but that Voat would cooperate with law enforcement and remove "gray area" posts if asked.
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The most expensive image sold for $8,000, and all proceeds from the auction and event went to the Gray Area Foundation for the Arts.
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Luckily, more brands are (slowly but surely) starting to inhabit the gray area in between the two — meaning they're cutting costs without sacrificing quality.
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Clemens had had enough, and a month later he veered into that gray area in which he sometimes operated, beaning Piazza with a fastball.
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China has not previously had rules allowing for official registration of foreign nongovernmental organizations, forcing many to operate in a legal gray area here.
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For many apps and services, it falls into a self-policed gray area where a user's only option is to block the offending harasser.
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But Donna Lieberman, the executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, said Mr. Langbert's case could fall in a legal gray area.
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It is a constant battle and one whose endless parries add another level of interest to a sport famed for celebrating the gray area.
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For my film, I decided to focus on the gray area in between, to sit down and chat with settlers my age over coffee.
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"But it's kind of a little bit of a gray area when you're talking about the individual himself runs the charity," Mr. Brindle said.
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But even after the company took steps to shut down those clearly offensive categories, other targeting terms remain that fall into a gray area.
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The popularity of IVF has brought up a legal gray area: If frozen embryos are an asset, who owns them when the marriage dissolves?
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That gray area precedes games to the animation industry, where actors frequently voice other genders and races, some even done by the same person.
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E-cigarettes are in a regulatory gray area, and lawmakers have seized on the vaping illnesses as examples of the dangers of the products.
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But their behavior, the decision said, fell into a gray area before France enacted legislation in 2011 to require the declaration of foreign trusts.
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E-cigarettes are in a regulatory gray area, and Democrats have seized on the vaping illnesses as examples of the dangers of the products.
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Candidates' use of paid memes still falls in a gray area of federal election law, a gap unlikely to be filled by Election Day.
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Instead, it deals with a specific instance of sexual intimidation that exists in the contentious sexual gray area between enthusiastic consent and resigned acceptance.
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But for every one of these people, there are many more who play crucial roles along the way in a kind of terrorism gray area.
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"I think there's this broad gray area that you explore once you really get into the business of trying to work on this," says Hwang.
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Gray Area Foundation for the Arts, a nonprofit organization based in neighboring San Francisco, set up a YouCaring page to raise money for fire victims.
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We added some digital work to make it look seamless, but you're into that weird gray area of Is it real, or is it movie?
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The United States hasn't unilaterally reneged on a trade deal since 1866, leaving the question of how to apply article 85033 in a gray area.
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But, by giving a term to that gray area between casual sex and serious relationship, we're only helping couples avoid the scary What are we?
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In March, the government declared that online retailers that sell many brands, including Amazon, are legal under Indian law, which had been a gray area.
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We are accustomed to operating in the gray areas, and cannabis is a big gray area still, although it is starting to become more mainstream.
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We want to make sure customers know how to get in touch with us and provide the best experience without resorting to "gray area" tactics.
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This is something of a gray area, because it's never entirely clear to former aides and staffers what the president will have a problem with.
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That is what you call it when someone grabs someone and kisses her or touches her genitals without her consent; there's no gray area here.
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And it seemed to me, with every passing year, that more and more of us ended up living—or scraping by—in the gray area.
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Plenty of children still fall into a gray area, which is why emergency rooms often observe for long periods of time before making these decisions.
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Distilleries have also expressed concern that they may be operating in a legal gray area by producing and distributing an alcoholic product free of cost.
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What these executive centers provide — somewhere between clinical rehab hospital and five-star resort — is the gray area that some professionals need to get well.
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The outlet said he was delving into a gray area on Facebook by paying the operatives to post campaign messages to their personal social networks.
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"It is a pretty serious gray area that often times can be subject to over-interpretation and, indeed, under-interpretation!" he wrote in an email.
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But it remains an ethical gray area that other organizations — particularly some American TV news programs, documentary series and reality shows — are willing to exploit.
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We do know that it is focusing explicitly on diet products and procedures, and not products that fall into a gray area, like waist trainers.
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I think I know in the United Kingdom there was a law passed around psychoactive substances sort of clamping down on this gray area compounds.
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But a show like this needed to acknowledge this gray area, to think through the relationship between the museum display case and the shop window.
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But there are still other challenges with cannabis considering it continues to operate under a legal gray area, and is currently illegal under federal law. Weed.
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A PayPal spokesperson said that the company was following the same policy as always, which had "no gray area" for white supremacist or neo-Nazi organizations.
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"Because there's so much gray area around the 'gateway' legislation, it's hard for some schools and teachers to understand what it's trying to say," said Janecek.
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Sony Music, it seems, is leading the way for the majors to adopt newer ways of looking at gray area music that uses label-owned content.
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There are a lot of people living in this gray area, this legal status where they're neither fully rejected nor fully accepted by our society. Wow.
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They're living in this gray area, and when someone like Isaias interacts with the bureaucracy of Tennessee's public universities, suddenly their immigrant status is a problem.
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"Even though we're still in this gray area of trying to find more certain specific causes of autism, virtually all the causes happen prenatally," Amaral said.
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Attacking the spouses and children of politicians has long been considered off limits, but Ivanka's role in the administration creates gray area for the first daughter.
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Verbal sexual harassment as described in Zuckerberg's complaint falls into a legal gray area, said John Banzhaf, a public-interest law professor at George Washington University.
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China is the world's largest market for computer hardware designed to mine bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, but such activities have fallen in a regulatory gray area.
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CBD and hemp remain a gray area in terms of federal regulation, and the Facebook ad ban underlines the complications this uncertainty has caused for companies.
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China is the world's largest market for computer hardware designed to mine bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, but such activities have fallen in a regulatory gray area.
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This trip, like so much of what Trump does, exists with just enough gray area, just enough plausible deniability that he can get away with it.
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There is no moral gray area in Trump's racism, let alone in his wielding of the power of the presidency to give succor to neo-Nazis.
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My truth thrives in the gray area, but society doesn't yet allow an open consciousness to celebrate ambiguity, and we are told who we should be.
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The practice of tracking visitors to web pages and serving them with so-called dark advertising occupies a legal gray area in Irish electoral campaign law.
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The embassy is partly in predominantly Jewish West Jerusalem and partly in a gray area between the west and predominantly Arab eastern section of the city.
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The meetings and conversations could fall into an ethical gray area, said Rebecca Roiphe, a professor at New York Law School who specializes in legal ethics.
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For years, many education companies operating in China were known to have dabbled in a legal gray area, as the authorities often looked the other way.
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This seems to be at least part of the current problem: While CBD companies can't make health claims themselves, whether influencers can remains a gray area.
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To keep this community happy, Gray Area, Ideas of Ice and Fire and Nerd Soup are posting recap videos the morning after each episode this season.
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This is sort of the gray area field where it's not an illegal drug, it's not a prescription drug, but it's not a GRAS supplement food.
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I think most of the time, particularly at the societal level, it takes the more egregious examples that highlight a lot more of the gray area.
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Cohen and Giuliani seem still to maintain that the hush payment was purely personal, not campaign-related, which remains a gray area in campaign finance law.
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Because we're in this legal gray area, people often come into the ceremony and then they're shot right back into the world, and that can be traumatic.
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We were witnessing a deliberate effort to push the Jewish victims of genocide into the gray area of killings in general and of faceless and nameless crimes.
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" In most situations, police respond to calls, and "there's a lot of gray area … officers apply their own discretion but also need evidence to make an arrest.
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Already, Volvo is bumping up against a gray area, where drivers with more active imaginations might think its cars really will help them wriggle through traffic hazards.
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Legitimizing gray area material is proving to be appealing for labels and streaming platforms, as they both benefit from the added exposure and revenue it can provide.
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Rather, it created more certainty for about 3 percent of the nation's waterways — to avoid bringing cases to court every time there was a legal gray area.
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This is the first major label Dubset has secured, and it's a big step toward tackling gray area material that has proved problematic for platforms like SoundCloud.
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The Emmy Award-winning comic went on Stern's iconic radio program and talked about a lot of things — her new book, for one, gray area rape, a.k.a.
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Ride hailing in China, like in other countries, can either be technically illegal or operate in a gray area, depending on the location and kind of service.
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So there is a bit of a semantic game about what could you sort of plausibly claim as repeal, and there's a lot of gray area here.
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But by having that conversation, we've reached a point of agreement and coziness in that gray area, and we're comfortable checking back in should our feelings change.
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I was aware I was doing something that legally was kind of a gray area right now in the culture that we write in, which was interesting.
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Boosters of the plant are making sure Chileans with chronic pain have the know-how to grow marijuana, even as doing so occupies a legal gray area.
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The Vietnamese government said that Google is planning to open an office in Vietnam, but this hasn't yet been confirmed, so we're in a very gray area.
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Given everything Shelton said about college coaches operating in a gray area, I was particularly curious why he gave Nolte's character in Blue Chips a clean redemption.
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The dual disclosure regimes create a huge gray area because in many countries, including Russia and Ukraine, the line between commercial and government interests is heavily blurred.
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Smaller bodies of water, like intermittent streams and wetlands, have been in a legal gray area since the 1972 act despite having significant impact on water quality.
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However, there is a lot of gray area when it comes to showing people using illegal steroids or unprescribed drugs such as human growth hormone, or HGH.
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There is a political argument within Israel over what constitutes legitimate opposition, Mr. Hendel said, creating a "big, murky, gray area" that Israelis themselves have trouble defining.
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It has previously had to shutter services during politically sensitive events, and comply with strict regulations as the homestay accommodation industry remains a gray area in China.
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However, depending on a person's financial well-being, Boneparth said some of the short-term and long-term goals can overlap and fall into a gray area.
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That gray area allows for launches to move forward, with the stipulation that any satellites placed in orbit do not begin transmitting before the license is approved.
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Carmakers haven't helped their case by operating in a regulatory gray area in Europe, where porous rules allow manufacturers to manipulate emissions tests for their own benefit.
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Molly Bennett, the owner of Identity Body Piercing in Chicago, said that tooth gems fall into a "gray area" between the cosmetics and tattoo-and-piercing industries.
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She is drawn in black and white, perhaps in the hope that what is fuzzy — the gray area of sexism — will disappear if enough girls love themselves.
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"It's a gray area," said Liu Kaixiang, a professor at Peking University's School of Law who conducts research at the university's industry-affiliated direct-selling research center.
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And the more the series can live in this gray area between absolutes — a detective story staple — the more it can distinguish itself from television's crowded pack.
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I don't want to ride down the pure enjoyment that often stems from a good guy versus a bad guy, with very little gray area in between.
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It was very clear that in their household, the parents were always right and the kids were always wrong; there was no gray area or room for discussion.
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So Cloudflare—a company that touches an enormous fraction of the web—is working in that messy gray area to encrypt as much errant web traffic as possible.
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Being a person means wading through the gray area, and unlike Dear Abby, Havrilesky doesn't even try to give off the impression that she has an objective view.
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Patreon has a reputation for having long been a digital haven of sorts for creative types who operate in the gray area between sex work and artistic production.
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The time has come, say BDSM experts, for our nation to explicitly legalize BDSM, rather than let it wither in the legal gray area where it currently sits.
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The currencies exist in a legal gray area, however, with regulators scrambling to come up with rules that will not stifle innovative funding models while also protecting investors.
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The company took no responsibility for the material uploaded and designated it as user-generated content — though employees were well aware that "gray area" material was frequently posted.
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But this gray area has damaged relations between Ankara and Washington, and the civilian massacre in Ankara will further complicate that vital relationship in the war against ISIS.
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I think what they did does count as theft, but there is a gray area here when it comes to what is "borrowed" or what is considered "theft".
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I've never investigated any that I've come to a conclusion that they were 100 percent true or 100 percent false—there is always a little gray area everywhere.
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But there's also a broad gray area where seniors may not be the best drivers on the road but they're not doing anything that's an obvious safety hazard.
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The allegations fall into a gray area of Justice Department guidelines which limit "overt" acts before an election but are ambiguous on covert acts like running the Walrus.
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But, Henning said, there is plenty of gray area when it comes to cataloging crimes that may or may not have a nexus to marijuana -- legal or otherwise.
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"Unscrupulous labor providers, operating in the gray area of the law, are creating misery for thousands of British and foreign workers," said Chris Blythe, the CIOB's chief executive.
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"It's going to be a very gray area," said officer Rob Pedregon, a spokesman for the police force at Los Angeles International Airport, the nation's second busiest airport.
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Lawmakers there delayed until July 1, 2018 the legal sale the drug, leaving state residents in a gray area where they can use but not legally buy marijuana.
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A sensitive subject, these contentious collections were born into a legal gray area, making the brands on the receiving end unsure of whether or how to take action.
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But British law recognizes a gray area: a marriage that is not legally valid, but is real enough that a judge can acknowledge it — and declare it void.
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"It just felt to me like there was a huge gray area, and a much wider acknowledgment now of the different categories of problem drinking," Ms Warrington said.
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Here's a look at the week's tech news: In the quest to clean up the web, the gray area between good and bad will be hard to handle.
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Diplomats are classic organizers, harnessing all the levers of American influence, investing in alliances, mobilizing coalitions, endlessly adapting institutions and managing the gray area between peace and war.
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" Michael J. Palladino, the president of the Detective's Endowment Association, said it may be time to re-examine the vest policy for detectives, to "rethink the gray area.
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To be sure, some intelligence community leaks fall into a gray area when viewed in isolation, especially those that expose a departure from norms of national security policymaking.
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The case drew widespread attention for its focus on teenage suicide, digital romance, and the legal gray area of whether someone can be convicted for another person's suicide.
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The bank argued that the hiring of well-connected employees was routine in China, and that its own hires fell into a gray area of foreign bribery laws.
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Despite an apparently obvious connection, Bennett wrote that, per usual, "everyone would have to settle with the gray area because Melania stayed typically mum on her outfit choices."
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Beyond that, the booking fee would put doctors in a legal gray area, because of state and federal laws that prevent physicians from paying third parties for referrals.
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There are also blended options — a kind of faux fake meat that falls somewhere in the existential gray area between the Beyond Burger and a cut of beef.
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Televised debates thrive in this gray area, playing off the celebrity aura of candidates and sensationalizing superficial flaws while getting virtue points for participating in the democratic process.
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"There's still a gray area," said one manufacturer who declined to be named, adding that there was scope for some factories to fudge such codes to avoid tariffs.
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We're at an interesting point where the stories have broken, the guys have lost their jobs, but legally, there's still something of a gray area for these guys.
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Still, even with those boundaries in place, there will always be a gray area, a slippery slope of calculations and dreams that lead to difficult conversations and decisions.
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Throughout 2016, the roles of fictional teen girls seemed to expand, existing in a moral gray area between "innocent naif" and "bad girl" that allowed for increased complexity.
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While the experience of pain, both in wakefulness and sleep, is thought to be produced by the brain, it's a gray area that no one yet fully understands.
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But for Yemen, the inclusion was a blow to a historic expectation that the nations -- for better or for worse, in the gray area or not -- would fight together.
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And for those who fall more squarely within each size's range (and less in the gray area, like me) , I think the fit issues would be even more minimal.
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The privilege is not enshrined in law or in the Constitution and its parameters fall into a "gray area," as one expert put it to the Times in 2017.
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In terms of polarized political parties, my generation will have to navigate a world that is trying to be black and white, but really has so much gray area.
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And beyond that, there's the gray area of supposedly "cruelty-free" brands that continue to sell in lucrative markets like China, where animal testing isn't just legal, but mandatory.
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Broad Range of Policies What happens when workers send out crude, hateful or offensive tweets — especially if they fall in a gray area — can depend on where they work.
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In the midst of all this, the labels have been making some forward-thinking decisions that impact access to gray area material (unlicensed remixes, bootlegs, full DJ mixes, etc.).
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The aim has been to create a space -- the space Da'esh calls the "gray area" and longs to destroy -- where Muslims and non-Muslims could discover their shared values.
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Clearly, drugs like amphetamines are banned, but it seems there is a gray area with drugs like caffeine and some new twists with tactics like transcranial direct current stimulation.
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Image source: AppleIt's a legal gray area that some companies are already taking advantage of, but the FCC is currently deciding if it wants to make it officially acceptable.
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There's a lot more of a gray area between the crust and the core on this filet, and none of the golden-brown caramelization that happens with fattier cuts.
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The case touched on issues of suicide among teenagers as well as the legal gray area of whether someone can be convicted for another person's decision to kill himself.
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"It's a bit of a gray area when it comes to that," said Duke Williams, a veteran safety who played college football with Kaepernick at the University of Nevada.
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I think that a lot of it, too, is sort of really trying to look at why there is such a gray area and where that disconnect is happening.
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In other words, this is a gray area, but the Constitution's commitment to checks and balances and more generally to the rule of law strongly argue against self-pardoning.
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I think there's a need for someone to help fine artists work within that gray area that doesn't quite fit commercial entertainment or the white-cube gallery world. Totally.
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"We thought it would be a good laugh and the drinking ban would be a gray area if we were on our own island," organizer Leon Hayward told TIME.
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In some cases, his objects of affection fell in the gray area between adolescence and adulthood, though Stewart is uncertain whether Locke had partners under the age of 19.
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It's a gray area of constitutional law, but several experts said this week that the white supremacists may have crossed a line into what is known as unprotected speech.
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In order to understand the exotic pet industry, which can toe the regulatory gray area between legal and black markets, I contacted several sellers on a popular online marketplace.
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While Brian considers Val his girlfriend, she never accepts that title officially, and the show is willing to live in a gray area instead of forcing Val to change.
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In the wake of #MeToo, Bill Cosby and the events surrounding Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings, Isobel Yeung, a Vice on HBO correspondent, delves into the gray area of consent.
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But the stipends that Ms. Savino and Mr. Peralta received, as well as two payments to another I.D.C. senator, appear to fall into a gray area in state law.
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Other ads, such as those that mention a candidate but do not call for the candidate's election or defeat, fall into what lawyers have called a legal gray area.
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If Trump said, "Michael you're a good person and loyal and I'll leave it to you to do the right thing," then we are in a difficult gray area.
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The allegation against Ansari "came at a time where people were very quick to say that everything is black and white, and there exists this gray area," she added.
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Before the early 1980s, buying shares with corporate money was considered a legal gray area because it might open a company up to charges of manipulating its share price.
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I think it's a gray area right now for artists, especially for a guy like me who has a character they did years ago turn into the next swastika.
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It's self-defense, but with such philosophical gray area, we're not sure how any of the humans embedded among the hosts could be so zealous in fighting for them.
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"They use these existing rule structures as a front—if they're not directly saying something hateful and violent they can argue that it's in a gray area," she said.
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I think we're going to see a backlash against all these assistants that are right now in this gray area because they're not explicitly collecting X, Y and Z information.
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They were immediately welcomed by Uber and Didi, which have invested billions of dollars to attract riders with discounts while operating in a legal gray area in most of China.
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In the ride-sharing wars, we created this gray area that allowed us to go out and deploy rapidly and cities had a hard time kind of dealing with it.
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Concord and Taft Law School fall into a gray area since they are based in California — one of the few states that accredits schools outside of the American Bar Association.
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And my case is special, because it's a little bit racist to call a Japanese person 'Sushi'… but it's still a part of my name, so it's a gray area.
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The gray area between security and privacy also exists without much regulation — especially since concerts are technically private events, where companies aren't required to inform attendees before collecting biometric data.
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The exhibition, which takes place tonight at the Gray Area Art & Technology Theater in San Fransisco, includes 29 neural network artworks, created by artists at Google and around the world.
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The scam, which for years operated in a legal gray area until prosecutors declared it to be fraudulent, is being investigated by several prosecutors' offices including by officials in Cologne.
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Vinny Lingham, Civic's co-founder and CEO, said the company is playing it straight and hired law firm Perkins Coie to try and stay out of the legal gray area.
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The Gray Area Foundation for the Arts, an arts organization and exhibition space in San Francisco, has set up a YouCaring page to provide relief for victims of the fire.
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But by appealing to the ICC, the forum organizers say they hope to lift secrecy about the use of military contractors -- and bring them out of that legal gray area.
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Her fiction, of course, is full of voices, but the rendering of this familiar trio and their escape occupies that fertile gray area somewhere between entirely real and entirely fabricated.
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When innovation disrupts a marketplace and creates a seismic shift in how products are offered, business owners may find themselves in an uncomfortable gray area between compliance and regulatory risk.
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Jani, however, noted that the prosecution of "stealthing" remains a gray area, as the defendant is, to her knowledge, the first person to be convicted of the offense in Germany.
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"For 'gray area' applicants who might have gotten in, it is possible that the bribery scheme deprived them of a spot that they could have gotten," Lahav said by email.
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Our Nikki sources say she also realized while watching Sunday's finale of 'TB' how unhappy she was and hated the feeling of being confused and living in a gray area.
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Mr. Garcia was granted status as a parolee, a gray area of the law that meant he would not get a green card but could remain in the United States.
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But fan translations are in a weird gray area: they exist merely as add-ons that you need to manually attach to a game ROM, so they're technically not infringing.
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While not always nuanced, this show has always been keen on delving into conversations around consent on college campuses and this episode attempts to make sense of the gray area.
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This gray area leaves the industry with a perfectly legal, completely unregulated means of making money, and the state with no grasp of how big the national sexcam business is.
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First-party ad serving is a gray area and basically refers to the website publisher serving ads from their own domain (the way ads on Facebook's website load from facebook.com).
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As is the case with a number of important constitutional issues, the answer to the question here of whether or not the president can pardon himself exists in gray area.
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"Hmm, seems like there's a lot of gray area here," said Eileen O'Brien, 65, of Clearwater, Florida, reading aloud a line about the findings falling short of a criminal case.
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"The gray area are the cancer patients," said Dr. Arooj Simmonds, co-executive medical director of surgical services at Swedish Medical Center, which operates several hospitals in the Seattle area.
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The image, which exists in a gray area between meme and misinformation, was promoted on Gab, the alt-right alternative to Twitter, and by the right-wing actor Adam Baldwin.
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Even state officials in Morelos who supported the program acknowledged that it operated in a legal gray area, though, like Mr. Capella, they called it legal, defensible — and highly effective.
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So while Once Upon a Deadpool and Avengers: Endgame are technically from competing studios, there's enough gray area here to support the theory that this is an entertaining marketing ploy.
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This latest wave of censorship efforts has been the subject of much online ire, as netizens fear that the government can reach them even in the gray area of the web.
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And while there's no guarantee Northwestern would have won if the call had been correctly made, the situation leaves a dreaded gray area of "what if" that always accompanies these moments.
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"I think anytime you're doing something new that the cities haven't contemplated before, there always seems to be gray area on where you fit in in the regulatory environment," VanderZanden said.
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Vanessa Gonzalez experienced this legal gray area first hand after she was forced out of her job as a project manager at an advertising agency while on maternity leave in 2013.
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That would appear to leave Israel room to build within existing settlements without drawing U.S. condemnation, in what is the sort of gray area the talks are expected to touch on.
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Jared Walczak, a tax policy analyst at the conservative-leaning Tax Foundation, said "there's long been a gray area" in federal law about taxes that try to roll back the clock.
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The GenZe 2.0 is also an example of the gray area many of these vehicles operate in — it's technically a moped, meaning you don't need a motorcycle license to operate it.
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Digital assets currently fall into a jurisdictional gray area between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), the Treasury Department, the Federal Reserve and individual states.
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The Gray Area Foundation, in collaboration with Google Research, has put together the first of several art exhibits that make use of biologically-inspired forms of computing called artificial neural networks.
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Private group chats are a difficult gray area between public, many-to-many communications online where most people expect moderation and direct person-to-person communications where they generally do not.
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I grew up inside a gray area, where everything was possible with hard work and yet in a split second everything could be taken away if my immigration status was discovered.
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I think most people imagine a coming out moment as you tell people, you're out, and you figure it out from there, but so many stories were in this gray area.
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Uber's solution to the basic problem was to boldly plow ahead in a legal gray area, and then wage political battles from a position of strength with customers already in place.
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Between agencies, brands, talent, and merchandise, this is the new gray area and there is no blueprint and we're excited to be the people to go out there and make it.
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And again, we're totally in this weird gray area, where it kind of looks the reality of the film, and it kind of looks like the fake movies they were making.
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I think it's so much more gray area and that each of us can really define for ourselves how much of a role we want work to play in our lives.
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So it's important to realize that everyone who is bicurious has the right to explore, discover, and claim their sexuality — no matter what part of the gray area it falls into.
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Some object to the use of CRISPR to alter human genes; the technology remains an ethical gray area because it's so new that no one knows what its consequences might be.
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So firms are allowed to engage in proprietary trading if they claim it's in anticipation of client demand — an important gray area that traders can use to make more lucrative bets.
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HHS is also looking to expand protections for health data that fall outside of the HIPAA framework, a growing gray area given the boom in mobile health apps and wearable technologies.
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But her situation illustrates the harm being reported can do—and the gray area that exists in making income on social media platforms and how these platforms leave their users uninformed.
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It raises the question: If trading fake porn videos for free exists in a legal gray area as we've reported, does putting a price tag on these videos change the game?
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Yury Baumblit, 67, was part of a 2015 New York Times investigation into so-called "three-quarter houses," unregulated residences in a gray area between regulated halfway houses and permanent homes.
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But the agencies sometimes operate in a gray area: requiring workers to sign contracts in foreign languages, and saddling them with conditions and pay that few in-country nationals would accept.
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"There is a gray area as to how much help one can get," said Javier Cuan-Martinez, the president of the Harvard Computer Society, who took the course two years ago.
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"We are overwhelmed with the amount of support," said Josette Melchor, founder of Gray Area Foundation for the Arts in San Francisco, which set up a fund-raising drive on Youcaring.
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The uncertainty over the new services underscores the regulatory gray area many new fintech companies operate in, as they look to use new technology to gain footholds in traditional financial services.
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Essential items for trying timesAs quarantine periods wear on and "shelter-in-place" mandates proliferate across the US, there's been a pervasive gray area around what constitutes "essential" versus "nonessential" business.
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" She was disturbed by Reece's discussion in his essay of what he called the "gray area that looms larger and larger in discussions I've had with men about consent and coercion.
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But even though there is plenty of gray area with talc, it seems like the momentum is there to potentially relegate talc-based baby powder to the medicine cabinet of history.
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It's a film that's very much a part of the next step of the public conversation about what kind of previously-tolerated gray area behaviors should now be revisited as flatly wrong.
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To celebrate this new branch of art, Google will auction more than two dozen of its computer-generated images at the Gray Area Foundation for the Arts in San Francisco on Friday.
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However, hemp-derived food and personal care products remain in a regulatory gray area as the Farm Bill deferred to the US Food and Drug Administration on how they should be treated.
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He noted one advantage: By embedding links from sites like SoundCloud and YouTube, where artists and labels post songs directly, there is no more gray area concerning the source of the music.
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We follow him as he takes us through this new world of gods and monsters in the new Dark Universe world and with this Dark Universe, you have these gray area characters.
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In near-darkness, laser tones whip around the heads of audience members during the latest installment of the UNSEEN Series at Gray Area, an arts foundation and exhibition center in San Francisco.
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Despite big artists like The Chainsmokers, Tiesto, Afrojack, Steve Aoki and David Guetta endorsing Dubset, these streaming services have largely steered clear of the legal gray area of remixes, mixsets and mixtapes.
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To paraphrase him again I would say that I am attempting to paint the innumerable shades of gray between the poles of spiritual and scientific discourse, a gray area oft labeled 'conspiracy.
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Inferno and the ISM Hexadome point to the future of conceptual, immersive environments that Gray Area Festival wanted to explore more thoroughly, but technology alone is not going to lead to it.
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" But Trahan admitted that the way she and her husband moved money around to support the campaign could have been done differently to avoid entering "a gray area in campaign finance law.
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The four-day expo, which opened in South Africa's capital Pretoria on Thursday, was a stark illustration of the legal gray area the nascent industry occupies in the continent's most developed economy.
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Barr's pledge left plenty of room for interpretation, not least in how much "transparency" is required by the law -- a gray area that Democratic senators will try to color in on Tuesday.
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Some researchers are caught red-handed in fraud, but more commonly scientists see the statistical manipulations as a gray area, in which they are taking a short-cut to a legitimate finding.
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"He occupied a gray area where he was considered too famous to be Argentine in Argentina but, in the rest of the world, too Argentine to be famous," Ms. Schwartz-Kates said.
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However, all of my experiences as an adult slowly led me to believe that there was a sizable gray area not considered by either position, in which privilege played a significant role.
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It's a business founded entirely on professionalized use of the Airbnb platform, and like many similar operations in London, it's operating in the gray area between what's legal and what's actually enforced.
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In a particularly evocative suggestion of how much the annual production permeates the lives of the townspeople, Malmberg and Shellen present conversations that exist in a gray area between rehearsed and unrehearsed.
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"The pendulum is swinging toward more focus on this gray area," said Ms. Bombardieri, whose practice for the last 30 years has focused primarily on those who are uncertain about having children.
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But newer technologies, like Apple AirPods and other wireless headphones, seem to fall into a gray area; a court would need to interpret the meaning of the word "attached" in the law.
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His beliefs are held widely among the city, leaving a gray area for strict believers who balance the risks of fatigue and heat stroke with religious requirements when the city's temperatures climb.
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CBD is a cannabis-derived chemical compound purported to produce a calming effect without the typical weed high, and its popularity exploded when it became gray-area legal thanks to hemp's legalization.
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With the export controls that are applied to drugs on the list, the fentanyl variants that had fallen into the legal gray area before were now explicitly banned from being sold abroad.
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He did, however, say there was a "gray area" when traders could have told Libor submitters of their trading positions but did not necessarily ask them to submit rates to reflect them.
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Assigning a cash value to rewards points or frequent flier miles is a bit of a gray area since the value of points can vary depending on how the cardholder redeems them.
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But I also think we're moving in a direction in which we're going to find ourselves in the gray area more often than we find ourselves in the black or the white.
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But Iran is an adversary, so it can be distasteful for Americans to acknowledge that its hybrid system lies in the vast gray area between US-style democracy and Saudi-style autocracy.
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Written when print culture was still in its infancy, these suspect lines from the declaration perfectly illustrate the gray area that persisted as the oral culture finally gave way to print culture.
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"There's such a gray area of what went down, who made complaints and all that, so I'm really looking forward to everyone being able to see and hear it for themselves," he said.
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But cyberattacks like these fall in the gray area between network security, espionage, and crime, making it harder to figure out how to respond in a way that actually makes a real difference.
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"So where we need the help most—where it's a gray area case, and we're simply not sure whether the behavioral impairment is sufficient—the scientific data can help us least," says Morse.
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Both the staff and the users were also aware that what they were doing was in a gray area legally; they would very much like not to be taking that legal risk too.
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"It's a major point of tension," For example, there's a gray area, Reed said, where some examiners might make a decision on a set of prints, and others might say that they're inconclusive.
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But there's a legal gray area as banks have a responsibility to protect their customers' data and may worry about liability in case a customer's bank account information is stolen from an aggregator.
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Then the conversation turned into this sort of murky gray area where Jordan said he didn't "physically cheat" but was basically doing shady stuff and talking to girls when he shouldn't have been.
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Legal experts said the transfer of goods to Crimea may fall in a gray area of the sanctions regime because the relationship between parent companies and sub-contractors is often hard to define.
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And whether or not you're in a rush to settle down with one person, the oh-so-common gray area between "just friends" and "significant other" can breed about a million awkward moments.
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But if celebrities "do that to each other" she told me — think Blac Chyna's recent accusations against Tyga — "it's news" and thus fair game for TSR, even if it is a gray area.
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But the truth is that much of esports operates in a legal gray area, because immigration laws move much more slowly than esports does, and there's only so much a publisher can do.
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In a recent talk, ex-CTFC chairman Gary Gensler said that while Bitcoin, Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash likely aren't securities, Ethereum and Ripple might be — or are in a gray area at best.
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Some have objected to altering human genes with CRISPR, but the cells edited in this clinical trial are considered less of an ethical gray area because they won't be passed down to offspring.
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The other signature performances at Gray Area Festival took place in the ISM Hexadome, a multimedia environment with a state of the art sound system and six towering screens that encircle its audience.
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In the relationship therapist Esther Perel's book "State of Affairs," she delves into this gray area and explains how to know whether or not your partner has crossed the line into emotional cheating.
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How many Iran can currently test and how is a "gray area", Western diplomats say, adding that it would be crossing a red line if it fed uranium feedstock into all of them.
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"We're in this gray area right now where events are getting canceled preemptively—before we know how widespread the problem is," Aaron Goldstein, a partner at law firm Dorsey & Whitney, told the publication.
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Comments posted online by buyers of everything from camera equipment to fountain pens suggest that Amazon's third-party sellers sometimes operate in a broadly gray area, failing to disclose provenance before a sale.
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Ms. Galindo-Marrone also said the Hatch Act often raises "gray area" situations, in which investigators have to carefully consider all the facts and circumstances before deciding whether a line has been crossed.
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Those firms were "government sponsored enterprises," entities that may have lacked an explicit legal guarantee, but existed in a gray area where federal backing was widely assumed by owners of the firms' debts.
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Chief among these is a reluctance to forgo, in the name of defense and security, methods that could be useful offensively, especially when their use occupies a gray area between peace and war.
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"It gives them an out, a gray area where they can make this safe space to say what they want," said Carla Hill, a researcher for the Anti-Defamation League's Center on Extremism.
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Along with his coaching skill, Salazar became known for operating in a gray area, using unconventional methods and pushing the envelope of what might be allowable under the letter of the doping rules.
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As Adamson argues in a recent paper, there needs to be space for uncertainty, a third option that represents the gray area of diagnosis and that prolongs debate rather than closing it off.
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Because of the legal paper trail CGL assembled, with the support of Canadian and local governments, the public perception of the Wet'suwet'en rejection of the pipeline will likely linger in a gray area.
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But they have also spurred yet another debate about the advance of technology and the gray area where innovation meets extremely vague rules about what is considered unfair performance enhancement for the feet.
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Rent-to-own and similar housing schemes exist in a legal gray area in which owners can maneuver to avoid consumer-protection laws, norms and regulations that apply to landlords and mortgage lenders.
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The New York extortion charges The New York extortion case, in comparison, has a gray area because it hinges on whether Avenatti's demands cross the line from hard-knuckled business tactics into extortion.
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But SoundCloud has served me a list chock-full of copyright infringements — the very kind it rails against while continuing to fumble over an inability to deal with user-uploaded and gray area content.
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It's both amazing and a little mind-boggling that after decades of relative drought, TV is now awash in queer characters who are happy to live in the gray area between gay and straight.
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And when getting a new consumer business off the ground, especially one operating in the regulatory gray area of cannabis and marijuana, the first thing to do is understand the regulatory environment, says McCain.
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Physical contact is considered a gray area in the field—it's not illegal, but many therapists worry that something like a hug could be taken the wrong way and could result in a lawsuit.
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Green Bay Packers: Linebacker Clay Matthews and head coach Mike McCarthy are seeking clarity from the NFL on what they labeled a "gray area" when it comes to enforcement of roughing the passer penalties.
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But it's hard to know for sure, because roughly a decade since the procedure became mainstream, it still occupies a legal gray area, and thus whatever data is being collected isn't comprehensive or public.
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Despite the pushback in India, the practice has created a confusing and murky gray area for the US's Federal Communications Commission, which has yet to rule on whether it violates the Open Internet Order.
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As marriage is pushed further down the life timeline, and the bar for being in a serious relationship is raised, the gray area between totally single and monogamous relationship is being stretched to oblivion.
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Hong Kong insurance polices are not protected by law on the mainland, making it a legal gray area for mainlanders that choose to buy them - which involves traveling to Hong Kong to sign contracts.
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There are absolutes hidden in the gray area between dance and soul music, the song suggests—the same hand that yanks you onto the dance floor can clutch your palm on the walk home.
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Why it matters: The hiccup highlights the legal gray area surrounding data retention policies, especially for social media and dating platforms, where users are encouraged to share as much sensitive personal information as possible.
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Calling herself a feminist would alienate her loyal viewers, whereas floating in this in-between gray area of "empowerment" and "sisterhood" allows her to build her less conservative audience without isolating more conservative people.
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Daniel Golden, who tells Mr. Liu's story in his book, "Spy Schools," said Mr. Liu exploited a gray area that allows a large amount of sensitive, taxpayer-funded technology to flow to foreign governments.
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"Since this kind of thing written on a bathroom wall is considered 'vandalism,' it's hard to find a gray area of what we should respond to and what we should ignore," Blackman told CNN.
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"Since she was first lady of Arkansas, she and her husband were always en la orillita of what's appropriate," said Hernández, using a Mexican expression that roughly translates as being in a gray area.
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With themes of unconditional maternal love, the meaning of family, the pain of forgiveness, and the complex gray area of honesty, this memoir is fast-paced and surprising in both its plot and execution.
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The most glaring exceptions are in the legal gray area of immigration, where Trump is free to inflict genuine suffering because immigrants can't claim the citizenship protections the rest of us take for granted.
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The president and his allies will then make the most of the gray area, as they have done with a number of documents, including the Nunes and Comey memos and the Mueller report itself.
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The fashionable first daughter, who now is an official White House staffer, is part of the gray area of formerly famous people who are now aides, as opposed to aides who are newly famous.
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If you don't mind wading into a gray area that definitely violates someone's terms of service, you can try bugging a family member for their cable login like you usually do for HBO and Netflix.
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Gray-area charges — including fees that kick in after a free trial, auto-renewing services and subscription fees that creep higher over time — won out as consumers' top financial pet peeve in a February MyBankTracker.
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Deepfakes do exist in a legal gray area though, with lawyers saying that AI-generated nudes could constitute defamation, but that removing them from the internet would be a possible violation of the First Amendment.
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The nerve agent used in the recent poisoning of a Russian ex-spy is believed to be part of the Novichok family of chemicals, a group of toxins in a gray area of international law.
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Pullman never uses this to equate the two sides, but shows that while there is good and evil, there's a considerable amount of gray area in between, which complicates the journey of the trilogy's characters.
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But Tide Pod reviews exist in a gray area of these guidelines: The closest rule they come to breaking is "content advocating or threatening physical or financial harm to others," under the Illegal Activity heading.
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Binns told me that this is what many in the industry consider to be "consent," but whether your website is "directed to children under 13" and collects their data is a gray area for regulators.
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The room also includes removable faux brick wallpaper, a fluffy gray area rug, white shelving, faux fur accent pillows, wallpapered desks mirroring granite countertops, and acrylic desk chairs monogrammed with their initials on the back.
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And the answer is that a person who is sometimes sexually attracted to people might identify as "gray-asexual" or "gray-a," which means they identify somewhere within the gray area between asexual and sexual.
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But vendange volunteering falls into a gray area; like Airbnb in certain cities, it's frowned upon but not strictly illegal, or even strongly enforced — and if you do enough research, you realize it's very common.
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While proxy gambling is banned in Singapore and in Macau, the world's largest gambling hub, it operates in a legal gray area in the Philippines and officials tend to tread cautiously when discussing the subject.
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Although some of the agency's policies are black and white, others fall into a bit of a gray area, including what exactly defines a medical emergency -- namely, when someone like Lucia can be provided care.
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It still comes as a shock to quite a few people I speak to in Ireland that there is no gray area: If you get pregnant, you must have a baby or leave the country.
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That — perhaps obviously — gets into other potential legal issues, which brings us back to the genesis of the problem: Extracting social media information is a legal gray area so murky it's near impossible to navigate.
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The securities regulator oversees the country's stock markets and competes for jurisdiction with the other banking and insurance agencies for oversight of a large gray area of investments that combine aspects of debt and equity.
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When asked about the Rubio tweet, Distasio said the senator could definitely have been pulled over, but his use of the selfie video falls into a legal gray area depending on when he tweeted it.
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Mainly it exposes the growing, often dubious, gray area of pricey, often one-off objects that are more interesting to look at than to use but may not be visually adamant enough to be art.
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CBD now occupies a legal gray area that the FDA has doggedly refused to define, saying it "recognizes the significant public interest in cannabis and cannabis-derived compounds, particularly CBD," in its most recent statement.
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The issues it faces over its new cash management service highlight the regulatory gray area that many fintech startups operate in as they seek to take advantage of digital technology to challenge traditional financial institutions.
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And many more women have since come forward to affirm that they, too, have had sex that existed in a gray area between pleasure and pain, sex that they didn't experience so much as withstand.
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No, this is just how the show chooses to light every single shot, so that you always know the characters are in a murky moral gray area, caught between their darker selves and their better selves.
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Boards on pedophilia and "doxxing"—releasing someone's personal information like home address and phone number, which often led to online and offline harassment—were allowed, as were legally gray-area images like softcore pictures of kids.
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Database: A gray area Database hosting is one area where there are different ways you can go; you just need to spend the time weighing your options and figure out what works best for your situation.
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This is someone who operates in a very, very gray area of the law, and in some way believes he is doing some type of justice, but in a very kind of dark-seeded underground way.
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Jean Chia, a Singapore-based academic who studies the sharing economy, says since short-term renters "were previously operating in a gray area", the tighter regulations raise some immediate questions around the business model of Airbnb.
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While client attorney privilege is sacrosanct when there is a formal mandate, there is a gray area when a lawfirm is not formally tasked with representing a particular individual, according to law professor Werner Beulke said.
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We were in this sort of gray area where we were sort of dating, I guess, but after about three or four weeks she confessed that she wasn't really feeling the emotions she'd expected to feel.
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The leak of Olympic athletes' World Anti-Doping Agency records by the anonymous hacker group known as Fancy Bears has opened the world's eyes to a disturbingly gray area in sporting law: the therapeutic use exemption.
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The use of dead celebs as pitch people is an ethical gray area, but Pepsi's association with one of the coolest rockers in history effectively extended the brand's decades-long argument that Coke is for squares.
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Despite her busy travel schedule, I caught up with Zauner to chat more about cultural crossovers, where she eats on tour, and why she's leaning into the gray area when it comes to talking about food.
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Vettel vigorously defended his move saying, "the priority at that point is just to survive", and common sense dictated the outcome while stewards viewed it as simply a black and white situation with no gray area.
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Mr. Hendel, who worked in the prime minister's office during the first of Mr. Harow's two stints there, said Mr. Harow worked in the "very broad, gray area" between Mr. Netanyahu's personal, familial and national obligations.
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But it also leaves a gray area about what kind of content will pass Twitter's tests for what counts as "synthetic or manipulated media" that's been shared deceptively, and whether something is likely to cause harm.
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The room was decorated in a subdued neutral palette with beige walls, a cream-colored suede sofa bed, gray and white linens, light-wood floors topped with gray area rugs, and tasteful black-and-white artwork.
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Unlike safety standards, which are more rigid, customer service is a gray area, because it often entails making good judgment calls on the fly, decisions that depend on the passenger in question and myriad other factors.
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Several writers said it brought new depth to old characters while introducing compelling new ones, embraced the gray area between good and bad more than previous installments had, and featured strong performances from the lead actors.
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There's a bit of a legal gray area if you're taking a drone down for self-defense reasons, but your safest recourse is to just treat your drone-flying neighbor with as much passive aggressiveness as possible.
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So far, the company has largely stayed away from offering services that are still in a legal gray area (like private car-hailing), but has begun experimenting with an UberBlack-like but commercially licensed black-car service.
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PlayOnScreenshot: PlayOnPlayOn exists in a somewhat gray area legally, but the service continues to operate and offer users a way of recording streaming video content from a wealth of sources, including Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video.
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The word hypnotherapy is a gray area for practitioners; generally, the National Guild of Hypnotists recommends avoiding the term unless you're a licensed healthcare professional, since the word therapy indicates the client will undergo a psychotherapeutic treatment.
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But TWD puts in so little effort to show the gray area of these characters' moral positions, instead having them flip back and forth between extremes to serve the script and learning seemingly nothing in the process.
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The Gray Area Foundation for the Arts in San Francisco and the University of Denver will receive $150,19763 respectively; the Processing Foundation will receive $67,800; and the School for Poetic Computation in New York will receive $62,22018.
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Of course, the elephant in the room here is that it is None Of Our Business, but when your business is oversharing with fans, it feels like an announcement like this falls in a specific gray area.
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States may legalize medical marijuana, but the federal situation is different It's possible though, that Facebook is following federal rather than state law, where the legality of medical marijuana can be a bit of a gray area.
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Funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) – which has provided health coverage for millions of low-income children since 22019 – was in jeopardy of expiring, leaving more than eight million children in a dangerous gray area.
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As William Barr opined in a memorandum written before he became attorney general, a president should not be indicted over conduct in a gray area — it should be only over misconduct that is clearly criminal and serious.
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The gray area stays gray because none of the stops along it have any reasonable definition; there's no shared language for what we are doing to each other, romantically, this not-relationship-having, commitment-free-ish existence.
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Last June, after investigation by ProPublica and the BBC reported that Mr. Salazar operated in a gray area of what is permitted among athletes to increase their performance, Mr. Salazar wrote an open letter denying any wrongdoing.
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"Because this is such a good way to improve performance, we have to be very suspicious about that gray area," said Legeay, who, when he led a now-defunct French team, once employed Wiggins as a rider.
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Marijuana products can't legally be transported across state lines—which has led to absurd situations like Oregon having a surplus of product—and even the more tolerated CBD and hemp industries exist in a legal gray area.
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Rather, Congress is now in a constitutional gray area, with little guidance on what must come next, and Democrats are seizing upon that ambiguity to increase Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's leverage as he negotiates with McConnell.
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But there's a difference between state governments and the federal government, and if you don't know the rules, traveling with medical marijuana could lead to an arrest or at the very least, a complicated legal gray area.
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This gray area has only expanded as next-generation DNA sequencing has led to the growing use of gene panels, to look for mutations in a range of genes that may be related to a patient's symptoms.
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Kakeda says this is slowly changing (she cites South Park as an American example of a property that mixes cuteness and gruesomeness), but in Japan there's more of a gray area, and it's been building for years.
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Viome chief executive and co-founder, Naveen Jain Viome chief executive and co-founder, Naveen Jain These companies are operating in the regulatory gray area that governs supplements and nutraceuticals, which means they aren't subject to regulatory approval.
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According to The Washington Post, at least one of the hackers falls into a murky gray area between malicious hackers who steal people's private information and so-called white hat hackers who help manufacturers find any security lapses.
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But so long as the company relies on the sharing economy—that unregulated gray area where people are the commodity—its users' biases will be inherent to its service, whether Airbnb wants to change the world or not.
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"Germany is in a gray area between a marked growth slowdown and a recession," Commerzbank economist Joerg Kraemer said, adding that the Ifo figures would feed into the wider debate about how the European Central Bank should react.
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The Gray Area Festival's attractions like Inferno and the ISM Hexadome drew upon images of hell and Thom Yorke to illustrate its vision of audience-participatory art, but the festival itself demonstrated that technology alone is not enough.
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While charges of plagiarism in an opinion piece or short article can occupy a gray area, where space is at a premium and constant attribution can disrupt narrative flow, those regarding a dissertation or book are another matter.
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But during the course of their time together, Mr. Rice slept with Ms. Delmaro once, which legally may have put the criminal case into a gray area, as she could have argued that the money was a gift.
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I was around the zone but not good enough to get a miss or a ball in play, so it was kind of that gray area where it's good stuff, but it just drives your pitch count up.
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But what this tweet actually does is what has become a defining principle of Trumpism: It exists in a gray area that flicks at some of our darker impulses while not doing so in a totally blatant way.
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Mr. Kalish debuts 10 entries that I thought were really entertaining (BWAHAHA, I'VE CHANGED, NO PRESSURE, PERP WALK and BIG PHARMA were my favorites) and the cluing has enough GRAY AREA to keep solvers guessing for a while.
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The officials do now, and obviously it was brought in to avoid calamitous errors and those sorts of things, and obviously there's a bit of a gray area to what the referee decides and on it being conclusive.
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Because of a legal and regulatory gray area around CBD—and because a host of wilder claims are keeping federal regulators extremely busy—influencers are regularly making unfounded claims about the miraculous mental health benefits of the product.
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Because the Boy Scouts of America received a congressional charter in 1916 with annual reporting requirements, the Report to the Nation, as the trip is called, falls in a gray area between unavoidable photo-op and congressional mandate.
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Flush with cash from last year's tax cuts and a growing economy, they have already bought back more than $190 billion of their own shares — a practice that before the early 1980s was considered a legal gray area.
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Several episodes in the middle of the season took care to flesh out the parents as people, not just villains, putting their moral compromises in a more gray area of trying to protect their kids and the Greater Good.
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Other providers largely stick with traditionally released music, but a chunk of SoundCloud's uploads adding to this milestone number are edits, mashups, remixes, DJ mixes, and other gray area materials that might not be sanctioned by original rights holders.
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In fact, it's different from every other video game cheating lawsuit before it, partly because it dives into a legal gray area that usually passes as normal, allowable conduct (when you're not being a flagrant jerk about it, anyway).
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We urge Congress to fix this by clearing up the gray area in the farm bill because helping feed all Americans, giving them choice, and enabling them to pull themselves up is exactly what the new law should do.
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As a result, e-cigarettes have largely existed in a regulatory gray area, though a federal judge last month ordered the FDA to impose a 10-month deadline on e-cigarette companies to submit their products for regulatory approval.
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If you're hoping to document your vote by taking a photo of your ballot, you may be headed for a legal gray area that in some states has grown only murkier in the days leading up to Election Day.
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The company, which operates in a regulatory gray area around the globe, is also fighting tough battles in Amsterdam and Barcelona, Spain, which penalizes hosts who list illegal rentals, and in Berlin, which has banned most short-term rentals.
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Brad Marchand, the most-talented rat since Splinter, has become something of a licking pioneer in the 2018 playoffs because he found the coveted Licking Gray Area where you gotta hear both sides on FORCING YOUR TONGUE ONTO PEOPLE.
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Because Uqora's products are dietary supplements and not drugs, these claims fall into a legal and ethical gray area: Bold claims like that are meant to be reserved for drugs that have been FDA-approved, which Uqora's products haven't.
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Federal agencies are not required to proactively disclose arrangements with subcontractors, or even that those subcontractors exist — a gray area that gives them broad leeway to bring on individuals and outside firms under the cover of vague public contracts.
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Putin's regime sees the world as existing in a perpetual gray area of pseudo-conflict; stealing information on dissidents and corporations that play major roles in the US economy is one way of strengthening Russia's hand in that fight.
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Sometimes that's fine—you want to use IFTTT to copy over your Facebook photos to Twitter—but it leaves a gray area where you can't always be sure how your content is getting licensed and sublicensed out on the web.
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It was not immediately clear if the city would comply with the order or how it might impact the fast-growing sector, which like ride-hailing globally often operates in a legal gray area while negotiating regulatory frameworks with local authorities.
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Coincidentally, the copyright repercussions of training a musical AI on a single artist is a thorny gray area without any legal precedent guiding it, so music like this may not be so freely available on the internet in the future.
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Read These Stories Next: Katy Perry's Controversial American Idol Kiss Enters A Very Gray Area Katy Perry Wants To Wash All Her Laundry On Orlando Bloom Taylor Swift Isn't Mad At Hayley Kiyoko For Saying She Only "Sings About Men"
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Read These Stories Next: Katy Perry's Controversial American Idol Kiss Enters A Very Gray Area Katy Perry Wants To Wash All Her Laundry On Orlando Bloom Taylor Swift Isn't Mad At Hayley Kiyoko For Saying She Only "Sings About Men"
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"Because Uqora's products are dietary supplements and not drugs, these claims fall into a legal and ethical gray area: Bold claims like that are meant to be reserved for drugs that have been FDA-approved, which Uqora's products haven't," Watson explained.
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The fact is that the legislative gray area in which I lived most of my childhood — with my rights contingent upon the whims of my parents or local and state government — still exists in most parts of the country today.
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Courtesy of Memo Atken / Gray Area FoundationLast summer, the internet was overrun with six-eyed dog faces, human legs that are actually slugs, and other images reminiscent of the day you ate magic mushrooms and feverishly explored your kitchen floor.
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The distribution of these emulator ROMs lies in a gray area legally speaking, so you should be aware that you're probably breaking the copyright laws in your country if you decide to go down this route after jailbreaking your iPhone.5.
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"Some of these accounts clearly violate the terms of service regarding violence, others live in a gray area, and some, while offensive, clearly don't violate the terms," he added, noting that these gray areas make Twitter's job arguably more difficult.
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FTC, COPPA and Voice Computing The addition of parental consent tackles a huge problem today's voice platforms have been facing, Virtual assistants like Siri, Cortana, Google Assistant, and Alexa have been operating in a gray area of U.S. law until now.
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If you find yourself there, in the gray area between thinking your time might be better spent not caring about Destiny as much as its community demands of you, then you'll be fine with what's being offered in Curse of Osiris.
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Hiring contract employees rather than full-timers is a good way to limit costs and improve those thin margins, but it comes with some legal gray area, as employment laws were inked long before the rise of on-demand businesses.
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But the facts and details of the housing collapse are still disputed and not so easy to explain to all of the voters (credit default swaps, anyone?) and there's plenty of "gray area" to play around with in Mnuchin's case.
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Companies like Selex and Batelle are already marketing products to law enforcement officers that would take down potentially threatening drones that stray too close to airports or prisons, although the use of such devices still occupies a legal gray area.
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Inspired here by the powerful and unsettling work of Primo Levi, I would say that before we reach a stage of domination polarized between victims and perpetrators, there is a "gray area" of strategies of power, domination, co-option and resistance.
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"It is a very gray area - my gut feeling is that if you are going to Egypt on a global stage and do not mention human rights abuses then you are complicit," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is one of several regulators, along with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the U.S. Treasury, that is grappling with how best to oversee virtual currencies, which fall into a regulatory gray area.
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Moore's "gray area" hacking collective, Damaged Cybernetics broke apart, and Moore later lamented "hypocritical pirates or pirates with morals" who were willing to download old games without regard to ownership, but then expressed anger at the theft of Addis' source code.
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Though President Trump suggested that such matters are complex, publicly damning "both sides" of the violence in Charlottesville to mass condemnation, Sebring insists that there "is not gray area" when it comes to rejecting symbols of violence against people of color.
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To many animal-protection groups, such management of rare and endangered species — breeding some, preventing some from being hunted, while allowing the killing of others — is not only repulsive, but puts hunting ranches in a legal and ethical gray area.
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The policy, which often involves seeking out immigrants who have been in the country for years in a legal gray area, shows how the Trump administration aims to reverse what it believes are the misguided policies of the Obama administration.
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Generally, such disputes have been resolved with some accommodation that falls short of a definitive court ruling, so this is a "constitutional gray area," said Mark J. Rozell, a George Mason University professor who has written books about executive privilege.
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Pelosi knows this, and Democrats think they're about to be railroaded in the Senate without even the opportunity to present a case worthy of a courtroom, so the sense seems to be why not play hardball in this constitutional gray area?
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As a result, the large, freewheeling and mostly unregulated fentanyl industry that had operated in a gray area of Chinese law appears to have stopped selling the drug for export — or at least as openly as hundreds of suppliers once did.
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When their accounts aren't deactivated, cannabis influencers are well-compensated for sponsored posts and affiliate salesWhile influencer marketing of cannabis falls in a regulatory gray area, some brands are happy to test the waters with popular creators in the category.
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Legally speaking, they also exist in a somewhat gray area: Though they don't technically violate most state prostitution laws, the moral opposition to sex work in the United States is so intense that it would inevitably serve as a barrier.
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Depending on your destination, you may have to break your Uber or Lyft habit when you arrive: the former is banned in several European countries and parts of Australia, and operates in a gray area in others, like in Hong Kong .
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I think the only place that there's a little bit of gray area still, there's a new Olympic sport for figure skating, it's the team event, much like in gymnastics how it's always been U.S.A. versus Russia, versus the world.
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E-cigarettes have existed in a regulatory gray area for years and a U.S. federal judge in July ordered the FDA to implement a 10-month deadline for submitting a formal application by e-cigarette makers to keep their products on the market.
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Rarely are such false reports so clear cut; most stories percolating inside the New Media Upside Down exist in a gray area, deftly walking the line between salacious framing/innuendo and falsehoods, but rarely stepping into the dangerous territory of fake news.
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Long shrouded in a gray area of cultural relativism, eating dogs has become a taboo in the country as younger generations gravitate closer to the Western belief that a pooch is man's best friend, rather than a tasty delicacy, according to AFP .
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"There appears to be some gray area where companies may be able to ship to Huawei through third party distributors, but it's not clear," Hosseini said, adding that he doesn't expect the confusion to be resolved by the Trump-Xi meeting this weekend.
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It's a perfect example of the gray area that exists on YouTube right now; the company is trying to combat known conspiracy theorists, like InfoWars' Paul Joseph Watson, but videos from more traditional YouTube entertainers like Dawson and Paul receive heavy promotion.
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For help defining the gray area and getting to the root of what you can and cannot do, we went to Ryan Garcia, a professor at the University of Texas School of Law and co-author of Social Media Law In A Nutshell.
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While most of the biggest #MeToo stories have detailed clear-cut examples of workplace sexual harassment and disturbing abuses of power, other accusations veer into that so-called gray area where the boundaries are little more nebulous, the violations a little less clear.
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SHANGHAI/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Lured by hopes that China's retail investors could become major players in global currency markets, foreign brokers are brazenly chasing business in a gray area of the country's online trading sector, even as Beijing vows to wipe out such activities.
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There is no single federal U.S. watchdog of virtual currencies, with trading and investing in the emerging asset class falling into a jurisdictional gray area between the SEC, CFTC, the Treasury Department and state regulators which license virtual trading platforms as money transmitters.
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Establishing a firm line between my sex life and my work life isn't a gray area to me, and although I understand it is more nebulous for other people, taking pains to establish firm lines in a foggy zone is still crucial.
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"Speaking to the gray area introduced by the case in Utah, Armentrout told Gizmodo that his personal feeling is that "a more nuanced definition of violent crime would be both useful and palatable to most people on GEDmatch and most American citizens.
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"With the democratization of tools, everybody now can do so many things that they used to have to devote quite a bit more money or time to do," Alaric Burns, audio engineer at Gray Area and Recombinant Media Labs, tells The Creators Project.
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Previously, Uber and Didi operated in a legal gray area by allowing some of their drivers to use their privately owned cars though some local authorities, such as those in Shanghai, have granted one or both companies permission to operate private cars.
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Unlike suspected Islamic State militants seized in neighboring Iraq, largely from the northern city of Mosul and surrounding areas, the detainees being held in the Kurdish region of Syria fall into a legal gray area and face an uncertain long-term fate.
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Given the gray area some of these activities occupy, figuring out what to make of each revelation — how to assess its potential impact and our collective capacity to respond to it — is going to be the next great task of digital society.
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Not only does that team have to live in a privacy gray area when Safari and Mozilla are drawing bright lines (more on that later this week), but it also has to figure out how to continue to make Web Apps happen.
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"The production company foots the patient's bill for their travel expenses as well as my fees," Dr. Lee says, adding that the all-expenses-paid perk is especially key because of the gray area between what's covered in cosmetic dermatology and what's not.
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According to new research, many young Mormons live in a "gray area," in which they may follow some tenets of the faith, but also adopt non-traditional practices like drinking caffeine and watching R-rated movies, as well as experimenting with their sexuality.
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Gray Area might be in Instagram's backyard—an old movie house in San Francisco's buzzy Mission district—and the show might be ideal for sharing on social media, but its environmental and underground themes are also juxtaposed to the industries changing that landscape.
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There's so much gray area between what business-to-business enterprise automation solutions companies promise Fortune 500 firms and what automation can actually be achieved that sometimes it's hard to get a picture of how capable and cost-effective corporate automation really is.
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But the Grammys are only acknowledging music released on major services like Spotify, Apple Music and Tidal, and overlooking sites like DatPiff and LiveMixtapes — places where some of hip-hop's most creative work exclusively lives, but which exist in a legal gray area.
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Sex scandals have long been a part of U.S. politics, but in the current environment, operatives are encouraging candidates and office-holders alike to level with advisers about past conduct, even behavior that might in the past have fallen into a gray area.
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"Deaccessioning" was, at the time, a new term for a very old practice that remained, at least as far as the Met's board was concerned, in a kind of gray area — without much oversight or regulation in the way of official guidelines.
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Displaced artists moved their studios farther out, to remote places in Shunyi District near the airport, but the new studios are also situated in a legal gray area where the legitimacy of properties is questionable, and rights of tenants are not protected.
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"There is a gray area...Banks are in general fulfilling their legal obligations but there is also a moral requirement to warn customers of potential losses and to share information with the industry," Ryan Rubin, UK Managing Director, Security & Privacy at consultant Protiviti, said.
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All of these changes give lenders a greater pool of potential borrowers to draw from, particularly those who fall in the gray area in terms of credit scores — the upper 500s to lower 600s — or who have a limited history or previous financial distress.
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The wealthy gleefully take advantage of every legal gray area they can find, hiring professionals whose whole job is figuring out how to exploit them, and seeking help from professional services firms that have entire divisions devoted to exploiting loopholes in innovative new ways.
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The surgery is expected to take 2100 hours, though somewhere around Hour 3 the surgeon will have gotten to the place in Jim's abdomen where he can see the tumor, known to us only as an innocuous-looking gray area on Jim's CT scans.
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REGULATORY GRAY AREA The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) last month decided to allow U.S. sales of the IQOS device after a two-year review process in which Philip Morris repeatedly assured the regulator that it would warn young people away from the product.
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Office dating has long been a gray area partially due to a lack of clear rules (and perhaps a lack of enforcement when there are rules), not to mention those who were willing to bend the rules in the name of romance — real or imagined.
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It's impossible to write a policy where every conceivable infraction is spelled out (there are millions of businesses on the platform, and many more ad buys), but for anyone dealing in this particular gray area, it's the most important single question about the guidelines.
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The "fighting words" doctrine represents a gray area of constitutional law, but several legal experts I talked to last year said that many white supremacists in Charlottesville crossed that line when they began chanting racial and homophobic slurs to specific people on the streets.
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"At the moment we're in a very gray area of what is allowed and what isn't allowed," Thomas told the BBC at a launch event in London for the bill, which will shortly be tabled in parliament by the ruling Conservative Party MP, Damian Collins.
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"The old idea that you're employed or not employed, able to work 1.23 to 5, there's a whole new gray area in between," said Derek Khanna, a former staffer for the House Republican Study Committee and now an intellectual property litigator in Silicon Valley.
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How did we go from a clear path to legalization to forcing cannabusinesses to operate in a gray area where the legality of their trade is ultimately subject to the whims of the administration in charge and the US attorneys overseeing federal judicial districts?
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Uber and its Chinese rival, Didi Chuxing, have so far been operating in a legal gray area, as the two companies vie for supremacy in the world's largest ride-hailing market, but the new regulations reviewed by Bloomberg will now allow them to compete freely.
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The cyberarms industry typified by the NSO Group operates in a legal gray area, and it is often left to the companies to decide how far they are willing to dig into a target's personal life and what governments they will do business with.
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"If internet companies were not already under pressure from regulators for their loose control of data privacy, they probably would not ban advertising from cryptos, which are still a gray area for many regulators," said Arnaud Masset, a crypto-currency analyst at Swissquote Bank.
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Yeung: It was one of those decisions that was kind of made on the fly to be honest because we had a whole two days of women and men coming in to tell their stories or situations where they'd been in that gray area.
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"This is a gray area: If you're housed, you'd be discharged from a hospital and given instructions to stay off your feet," said Julia Dobbins of the National Health Care for the Homeless Council (NHCHC) umbrella group, which published standards on the issue in 2016.
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Then again, if Stan meeting up with Oleg again right before Oleg meets up with Philip is portending some kind of team-up between this trio of conflicted men who have always floated in one moral gray area or another, I'll happily rescind all complaints.
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Sure, "some pastors are hypocrites" is far from the most incisive thing anyone could say about Christianity (it's a theme as old as the dang Bible), but The Righteous Gemstones is interested in the gigantic gray area between "godliness" and "the appearance of godliness" — i.e.
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The bank had argued that the hires fell into a gray area, but the United States government found that several JPMorgan bankers made it clear that the jobs were arranged to secure deals with Chinese state-run companies, people briefed on the matter said.
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There is also the concern of a constitutionally ineligible or "gray area" person serving in the presidential line of succession: While the 12th Amendment specifically requires vice presidents to be constitutionally eligible to serve as president, there is no such requirement for members of the Cabinet.
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The first, as Vox's Tara Golshan explains, is the Senate's Select Committee on Ethics, which initiates the investigations into "improper conduct" may not be well-equipped to deal with matters of sexual harassment and assault: Even so, sexual misconduct cases always have a lot of gray area.
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What everyone missed was that what I was describing — the ease with which Biden physically, and often inappropriately, engages with some of the women around him — is part of the gray area that is being left out of the national conversation launched with the #MeToo movement.
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What they know: This extremely rare illness mostly infects young children, 90% of whom are reported as having had a mild respiratory illness or fever before being suddenly hit with muscle weakness or partial paralysis due to damage found in the gray area of the spinal cord.
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In an interview with Vox, Alan Regenberg, the director of outreach and research support at Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics, expressed concern over the gray area of disclosure in social media marketing as well as the difficulty in parsing the true intentions of a post.
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There are pros and cons, because it's great to talk about it, but then by giving them a name, like, by saying 'I'm a gender fluid person,' I feel like we're taking the fun and the spectrum and the microtones out of that beautiful gray area.
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While there are some terrible headlines that qualify as the worst of the worst, there's also an enormous gray area, which is one of the reasons the word gets thrown around so often, sometimes leading to heated arguments about whether or not a story is clickbait.
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"We welcome it, and we do want to see more of that," Conley said, "and I think that will help bridge that gray area and all the things that have been happening with the Mavs and situations like that and hopefully it will never occur" again.
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The companies operate within a gray area of federal law: Sports betting remains illegal in all but four states under the 1992 Bradley Act, while the 2006 Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act specifically exempted fantasy sports from a national ban on financial transactions involving online gaming.
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Both Clayton and Giancarlo used the hearing to showcase the efforts their agencies have made to police the market and to highlight limitations in the current U.S. regulatory structure, whereby virtual currencies fall into a gray area between the SEC, CFTC, Treasury, the Fed and state regulators.
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It has flourished in a legal gray area, as people who sell it employ various tricks to circumvent the laws against it, packaging it as "room freshener" and "potpourri," using labels like "not for human consumption" and changing the combinations of chemicals used to make it.
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Some analysts saw this as the Islamic State trying to have it both ways: punishing Turkey for starting to act against it, but leaving enough of a gray area that it avoids a full-on clash with a country that has been valuable to its operations.
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There's some gray area about what size child should go in what size seat, and Uber and Lyft both essentially say to follow local laws on this issue, but one thing is for sure: The parent needs to supply a car seat if their child needs it.
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Nitzan Nuriel, a former director of Israel's counterterrorism bureau, said that since the Second Lebanon War in 2006, Israel had acted, based on intelligence, in what he called the "gray area" between the Israeli security fence and the official boundary lines separating Israel, Lebanon and Syria.
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The result of these conflicting rulings is a legal gray area ripe for, depending on your viewpoint, either significant civil rights advances or exploitation by lawyers looking to make a quick buck through settlements, said Tom Stebbins, executive director of the Lawsuit Reform Alliance of New York.
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" Asked if their work on Fade Like a Sigh had led either of them to an overarching takeaway, or if it had further complicated things, Young offered: "I think I'll always feel stuck in that gray area of tension between what is and what could've been.
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"Birth tourism is a gray area of the law," said Ms. Vaughan, who called "at the very least" for a revision of citizenship rights to prevent those who are in the country for only the first few weeks of their lives from retaining citizenship for life.
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That's because certain sick folks must navigate a gray area: What do you do if you're too sick to hold down a full-time job, yet not "sick enough" for disability benefits, and a typical part-time job isn't enough to survive on—especially with medical bills?
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Andy Wright, a former associate White House counsel to Obama and assistant counsel to Vice President Al Gore, told INSIDER in a Wednesday phone interview that impeachment verges into the gray area where the letter of the law and the more complex realities of politics intersect.
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Here are six tips on how to navigate the gray area surrounding digital communication: It happens more than you think: an employee sends an egregious email to a colleague, which then initiates a domino effect of others chiming in, often with expletives or off-color remarks.
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The article was divisive because it delved into a gray area: The accuser said she used "verbal and nonverbal cues to indicate how uncomfortable and distressed she was," but to many who read the piece, the absence of a plainly stated "no" meant consent was implied.
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Trump's call for due process does reflect a fear shared by others that the #MeToo movement has gained so much momentum that in some cases, men accused of misconduct are being judged too quickly and punished too severely for sexual behavior that falls into a gray area.
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In the US, nine states and Washington, DC, have legalized recreational cannabis, but the federal government still treats it as an illegal, Schedule I substance, akin to cocaine and heroin, creating a legal gray area for the marijuana industry in areas where buying and selling cannabis is allowed.
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"There still is a lot of gray area in terms of the guidance on when a crypto currency or token would be a security," said Daniel Fuke, a partner in the securities and M&A group at Fasken Martineau who is advising companies, including CoinSquare, a crypto currency marketplace.
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As the news spread, it seemed nearly everyone knew somebody who was supposed to be at the show or who had once passed through the warehouse, said Josette Melchor, executive director of Gray Area Foundation for the Arts, which launched an online fundraiser for victims of the fire.
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Of course, there are legal guardrails in place to prevent discrimination (and if you think that was a factor in why you didn't get a job, you should absolutely seek legal counsel), but there's also a murky gray area where it is kind of subjective, and maybe even personal.
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But clear choices don't make for good TV. Vince Gilligan's genius, or perhaps his curse, was that he presented Walter White's love affair with crime as an ethical gray area, so that fans could slide past any lingering questions and begin to root for him from their living rooms.
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"I think there is a gray area there where it can be open to interpretation, and in some cases I think there has been an overreaction," said Hugh Bartlett, an Oakland resident who, as a neighborhood leader on the website, is responsible for helping maintain civility in the postings.
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But given the fact that cannabis has also proved effective at treating the same symptoms, it's striking that one is federally approved while the other languishes in gray area, state-level legality, which means doctors who approve it and patients who use it have historically shouldered additional legal risks.
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Although most medical definitions of pedophilia define it as a disorder pertaining to a sustained sexual interest in children, some researchers think there's an ambiguous gray area as to whether a person is actually a pedophile if he or she has not actually acted out his or her desires.
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The resort projects, which a Trump spokeswoman said this past week were "binding contracts," have created a gray area of conflicting interests that could be hard to separate from an array of issues facing the United States and Indonesia, including trade and contested claims over the South China Sea.
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" But since the girl was reportedly mobile, pulling a wagon full of cookies up and down the sidewalk, not technically on the dispensary's property, and accompanied by a parent, she wasn't expressly breaking the rules—though Girl Scouts San Diego spokeswoman Alison Bushan called it a "gray area.
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The Reich team obtained permission to resequence the old samples for their own purposes — even though in gray-area cases like these it is never at all clear who holds the authority to retroactively license the use of vital fluids taken when ethical protocols were considerably more lax.
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Chest pain or trouble breathing should send you straight to the ER, but the red flags that signal that you need to see a mental health professional often exist in more of a gray area, says Chicago-based therapist Rachel Kazez, founder of mental health consulting service All Along.
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But even if the Sony deals wraps quickly and a paid streaming service launches soon, can SoundCloud pivot from being this generation's equivalent of the mixtape — a gray area, legally, fueled directly by artists putting out music on a whim and giving it to fans — to something more corporate and mainstream?
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While the kiosks are an innovative way to minimize risks at concerts — especially in the aftermath of tragedies like the terrorist attack at Ariana Grande's Manchester concert in 2017, or the shooting death of singer Christina Grimmie at a concert in 2016 — they still exist in an ethical gray area.
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"My understanding is that obviously if it's a clear-cut wrong decision then it can get overturned, but I felt like I definitely got the ball so therefore I don't think it was a clear-cut wrong decision," Risdon said, arguing there seemed to be "a bit of a gray area".
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"There's still a gray area for content that may not obviously be for children, but is mostly viewed by children," said Josh Golin, executive director of the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, an advocacy group that was among those that filed complaints to the Federal Trade Commission about YouTube.
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"Our business is pretty casual, but the L.B.M. 1911 is a soft coat, an unlined coat, what we call an empty coat," he said, one that both meets the sartorial needs of guys occupying that sartorial gray area between the straitjacketed corporate drones and the Hoodie Horde of Mountain View, Calif.
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But there's still a large gray area surrounding what, exactly, constitutes fair use, and the clause is frequently enforced in a way that puts the impetus on remixers to defend the transformative qualities of their works, rather than on copyright holders to acknowledge that the remixers' works are examples of fair use.
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LINE and Kik are semi-open early adopters, Telegram is a chaotic free-for-all, Slack is killing it with developer-built bots (some with primitive chat capabilities), Twitter is a tricky gray area, Facebook might have a "Secret Chat SDK" and Google is allegedly building another messaging app, this one powered by chatbots.
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The core exhibition is on view at Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery from October 8 to December 8, with an opening reception on Sunday, October 8 from 4–7pm, accompanied by programs at Lightbox Film Center on October 5, and 12, and screening loops at Icebox Gray Area in conjunction with Vox Populi through October 31.
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Though ingesting via smoking creates a gray area, regulating THC quantities in edibles is more doable; regulations went into effect in Colorado on February 1, 2015, that specified that edibles must be individually wrapped in servings of 10 milligrams of THC or fewer, and a single edible can't contain more than 100mg of THC.
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It weaves randomly through farms and wildlife sanctuaries, and it often runs a mile or more inland from the Rio Grande, the political boundary line, creating an ambiguous gray area among Mexico, the border, and the US. "If you want to go to Mexico, it's beautiful," Danny said with a wistful look in his eyes.
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With many [dispensaries] having operated in a legally gray area for so long, what kind of resistance to this regulatory shift are you encountering and what are you doing to ensure it isn't just favoring large entities with the funds to quickly become compliant and crushing the small businesses currently operating in LA's cannabis space?
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But for some, the Times alert (and subsequent alerts and tweets from other outlets) about the documentary's shocking climax fell into more of a gray area, because it meant the big reveal would no longer come as a surprise as they watched the episode — and it wasn't as if they went looking for that information.
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Regardless of exactly what happened back then, it's certainly difficult to understand why the administration would object to a gray area merger proposal on the grounds that conduct remedies had proven too hard to enforce and then approve a clearly anti-competitive merger on the grounds that a complicated series of conduct remedies will make it work.
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Organizations whose missions are to address our deepest social problems, and that already find their access to traditional philanthropic resources limited, shouldn't have to sing and dance around an artful "gray area" to persuade a good-faith investment — an investment that will, in most cases, unfortunately dry up or be co-opted to fit shifting philanthropic trends.
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"If the payments are made from the campaign, this will certainly raise questions as to whether they are permitted under the law, but at present how the law should be applied to these payments is a gray area for which there are no direct precedents," said Anthony Corrado, a professor of government at Colby College in Maine.
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"All the charges that you see now, the fact that Sara is part of the story – it's about the gray area between the personal and political, the personal and the national, between the office and the home," said Yoaz Hendel, a former spokesman for Mr. Netanyahu who leads a right-leaning research group, the Institute for Zionist Strategies.
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Facebook's political advertising policies, which fall into a gray area of federal regulations, have already come under intense scrutiny (they have decided not to fact-check political ads), and after foreign manipulation and inauthentic behavior in the 2016 US presidential election, it is still trying to convince the public that it's not going to fuck this up this time.
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This is normally a moral gray area Black Mirror can have a lot of fun with, but in Brooker's attempt to cull drama out of the way social media currently runs our lives, he's found himself on shaky ground, with a story built on stereotypical fears about the internet — without doing much more than hand-wringing.
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It is great news not only for those of us who are fans of Frozen, but also for those who had always suspected that the only two people fit to join the franchise would come from two massive television hits — one about the murky gray area of robot ethics (Wood's Westworld) and the other about Crock-Pot safety protocol (Brown's This Is Us).
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"It's a gray area how far the federal government can go in basically engaging in what some might call coercive behavior using federal money as an angle, but that would make for a very spirited, interesting litigation fight, and in the vast majority of these cases, the federal government has won," von Spakovsky said in an interview before the executive orders were issued.
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The tech companies have been bracing for this clash: They recently have been outlining more specific policies about how they plan to limit the spread of certain manipulated videos and photos as election season gets underway, but this particular video of Pelosi appears to fall into a gray area in the ongoing debate about what responsibility they have to limit the spread of falsehoods on their platforms.
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These businesses use social media to advertise their product, making tongue-in-cheek allusions to being innocent catering-supply companies selling chargers for whipped cream dispensers, circumventing the legal gray area NOS falls into: It's not illegal to possess or inhale it, but it is illegal to sell it to anyone under 18 if you think he or she is going to inhale it.
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To show an alternative way art and technology could change how we experience art, Gray Area Festival presented two works that hint at this future: Louis-Philippe Demers and Bill Vorn's Inferno, a performance centered around mechanical exoskeleton apparatuses that evokes themes from Dante's Inferno, and the ISM Hexadome, a custom-built architectural audiovisual venue developed by the Institute for Sound and Music, Berlin.
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" When I asked Uqora about how it can make claims that are directly contradictory to the FDA disclaimer printed at the bottom of their site, co-founder Spencer Gordon told me that "dietary supplements sit in sort of a gray area between two regulatory bodies, the FDA and the FTC," with "the FDA regulating product packaging and labeling, specifically, and the FTC regulating actual marketing claims.
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Apple can learn technical things from the things Hackintosh breaks internally, whether by highlighting flaws inside the kernel or by introducing hardware that may eventually show up in a future Apple system, but the existence of this gray-area market in the first place highlights the disparities between Apple's marketing—thin and light machines, whether on a desk or in a bag—and what its most engaged power users actually want.
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And then the third was this sort of gray area, where the movie goes along the line between the movies within the movie and what they're making at Capitol Pictures, and reality starts to blur, and you really see that at the end when it starts to go day-for-night, [an older technique where night scenes are actually shot during the day and given a blue tint].
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There are other names for this kind of sex: gray zone sex, in reference to that murky gray area of consent; begrudgingly consensual sex, because, you know, you don't really want to do it but it's probably easier to just get it over with; lukewarm sex, because you're kind of "meh" about it; and, of course, bad sex, where the "bad" refers not to the perceived pleasure of it, but to the way you feel in the aftermath.
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"I don't see how they can overcome that in either city, which means they have got a really tough choice because they have got to operate in this very legal gray area, risk seeing lots of fines on their hosts and on the company too or, if they were to right-size the platform in both markets and only have legal inventory, you are wiping out a lot of their profits and a lot of their revenue in two critical markets, especially New York," said Tusk.
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Product wise, the companies' offerings are essentially identical: both let you play short-term, daily fantasy sports games across nearly every sport; both spend insane amounts of money to advertise with professional sports leagues and stadiums, mainly to compete with each other; both operate in the same gray area and, at the time of writing, have pulled out of 11 U.S. states; and both are locked in legal battles with these states (and others) to convince them to pass legislation that legalizes the industry and firmly delineates daily fantasy sports from illegal sports gambling.
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Recent developments include Ankara's declaration that the Imia islets (Kardak in Turkish), a previous "gray area" in the Aegean Sea, are Turkish; a Turkish patrol boat ramming a Greek Coast Guard ship in the disputed area, which Greece considers its own; the military obstruction by Turkey of hydrocarbon exploration off the Republic of Cyprus; the prolonged detention of two Greek soldiers who strayed across the Turkish border on March 1, raising suspicions that Ankara might want to exchange them for eight alleged Turkish coup plotters, who were protected from extradition by Greek courts.
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