" She added, "We often talked about how living exists in that complicated grey area and in the murkiness of that grey area, there isn't always an answer.
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The artist uses his unique creative output to explore the moral grey area between right and wrong as well as the literal grey area between black and white.
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So that's another grey area being critically flagged by Barassi.
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Is he lingering in some sort of existential grey area?
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The limit before then is a "grey area", diplomats say.
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Translation falls right into a grey area between the two.
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There's a very grey area between peaceful and violent protest.
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I didn't think I was even in a grey area.
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There's no legal "grey area" that I can see here.
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"In my world this is not a grey area," Schwarzenegger said.
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The protagonists have dark backstories, and occupy a moral grey area.
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Right now, stem cell clinics are in a legal grey area.
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In the world of privacy, the car is a grey area.
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The Pro finds itself in a weird grey area of practicality.
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The longer the process, the more grey area decisions there are.
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"Steam in China currently operates in a grey area," Ahmad said.
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So yeah, I mean, it's a tough grey area—it's really tough.
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It is a grey area, littered with the potential for bad taste.
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Despite it all, to many, he exists in a unique grey area.
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Nootropics have always existed in a sort of grey area in Britain.
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My life is a grey area—my Indian name is Grey Owl.
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This conflict has resulted in a grey area in the marijuana industry.
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Before it was a grey area if ISPs and Telecom's could do this.
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It does not operate in the grey area between satisfying users and customers.
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I think that unsureness is that same grey area I loved about taxidermy.
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Without this charter, the Australian Government can operate in a legal grey area.
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Would you try to find the grey area, not the black and white?
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That means rape victims in 42 states are left in a grey area.
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There's not a lot of room for grey area when you're a kid.
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The trades took place in what has long been a regulatory grey area.
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You can expect grey-area practices like zero rating to make a comeback, though.
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There is some grey area, and that's why it's so fun to play him.
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But individuals are prepared to enter a legal grey area by measuring emissions themselves.
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To this point, many drone businesses have been operating in a legal grey area.
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"It's a grey area, we never really had a discussion about it," says DeRosier.
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"It's definitely a grey area," said Prakash Paran, partner at law firm DLA Piper.
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Grey area: Tobacco companies have long been restricted from most TV or print advertising.
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The grey area is that all the laws talk about state and city employees.
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The song tries to accept that sort of grey area problem in a way.
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Bending the Rules Then we get into the more interesting grey area in between.
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This veil of "consent" makes prosecution of any type of allegation a grey area.
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But this text message golden age has operated largely in a legal grey area.
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However, the definition and parameters of "viability" is in and of itself a grey area.
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He said whether client information could be shared was a "bit of a grey area".
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This is just another example of how cannabis industries are operating in a grey area.
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Apple hasn't enforced its own guideline properly and developers took advantage of that grey area.
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The Americans lives in the grey area where good or evil aren't easy to distinguish.
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This "grey area" is beyond the control of Moldova's constitutional authorities and generates multiple risks.
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The extent to which governments regulate Facebook's impact on political outcomes remains a grey area.
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But no, what we have now is a messy, grey area that doesn't help anyone.
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Of course, there is a huge crossover and a big grey area between the two.
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I mention how Grey Area feels like a snapshot, of her headspace and outlook now.
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Because Teslas are not totally self-driving, and because they are already on the roads, this puts the company in a sort of grey area—even greyer than the already grey area where standard autonomous vehicles dwell—when it comes to regulation and oversight.
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When the vehicles hit the San Francisco roads, they'll be driving through a legal grey area.
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Even that has its own grey area, because what does "family friendly" really mean these days?
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Non-cash redemption machines, like Skee Ball, exist in a strange grey area of gambling law.
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Without such a bill, Jones and others like her are forced to operate in a grey area.
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This is the part where I point out that installing game ROMs is a legal grey area.
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Chamblee wrote that it was the use of the word "intentionally" that had created a grey area.
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And it's also true that act of buying stolen information exists in a grey area, legally speaking.
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They exist in a legal grey area by acting as a conduit between pirated content and viewers.
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No wonder, then, that short-term leasing options are popular despite existing in a legal grey area.
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Uber's claims that it operates legally in Colombia are proving to be somewhat of a grey area.
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The company zeroed in on this grey area to VICE News, disputing The Global Disinformation Index methodology.
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If there is going to be a grey area anywhere, it would be in a nightlife setting.
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If season 2 of 13 Reasons Why proved anything, it's that life often exists in a grey area.
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Another reason for their reticence is that steroids occupy a grey area between legitimate pharmaceuticals and banned drugs.
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We use the term "grey area" because we do not currently have the terminology to describe these experiences.
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The cleric always kept his own relationship with the EOKA fighters in a kind of mysterious grey area.
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"There seems to be this kind of legal grey area when it comes to eating it," he says.
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The shortlist also includes slowthai's "Nothing Great About Britain", Dave's "Psychodrama" and fellow rapper Little Simz's "Grey Area".
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More of a grey area from what I can see with some of the Creep Catchers, for instance.
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Others, he throws those grey area hits that we all have to debate for days at a time.
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The actions weren't illegal, Cramer said, but were more what he described as a "tax avoidance grey area".
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Robinhood will enter this legal grey area through an integration into Chinese search giant Baidu's Stockmaster finance app.
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But the debt-relief network could spotlight a grey area where shady marketers may still try to operate.
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The duets for Fisher's video exist in a grey area: most of them don't violate TikTok's terms of use.
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But emulators have always lived in a sort of grey area, even if few actions were taken against them.
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But a great deal of wealth-creation takes place in the grey area between what is legal and questionable.
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We're in this grey area where people are like, 'I don't get it, are these guys assholes or not?
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Mansoor said there was some grey area, however, on whether actions would violate international law based on the orders.
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The grey area had kept tipping out of some popular apps who sought to avoid any tension with Apple.
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As explained in the Verge, Dawson's video exists in a grey area where conspiracy theories are presented as possibilities.
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"The plebiscite laid everything out in black and white and now we're stuck in a grey area," he said.
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Trading and investing in digital assets have fallen into a regulatory grey area as to which existing laws apply.
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Partly, this is because cyber warfare is in a legal grey area and there is an asymmetry of capability.
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They've had an interesting relationship ... going from close friends to mortal enemies and then a grey area for years.
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Grey Area, released last Friday, leans between genres and moods, while sounding like her most personal work to date.
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But often there is a grey area that includes reverse-engineering products, tips from suppliers and headhunting experts from rivals.
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The Japanese filled that grey area of the rule book with courtesy, and the Americans arbitrarily filled it with aggression.
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In Latin America as in other regions, Uber faces regulatory hurdles where it often operates in a legal grey area.
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"We're not looking to get into the grey area of opinion," Facebook's VP of News Feed Adam Mosseri tells me.
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We cannot easily fix bugs, improve the service or really support our customers without being in a legal grey area.
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Veronica is in a grey area and I'm not sure this storyline regarding Hiram is an interesting enough through line.
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"Mortgages are more of a grey area than credit card debt, because real estate can be an investment," O'Leary says.
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It would not be difficult to imagine a self-edited transhumanist happily living in this legal and ethical grey area.
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"In my opinion, the discussion should be more about Apple's guidelines and the grey area that surrounds it," he said.
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Extremely profitable insider trades, which are more likely to contain material information, or in the "grey area," may cost shareholders.
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Ride-sharing apps exist in a grey area in the country for now, as the government works out regulations around them.
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The grey area surrounding how Venmo carries out its user agreement comes at a time when the company is dramatically changing.
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But it remained "a grey area" whether Hong Kong courts could handle judicial reviews that directly challenge Beijing's decision, he said.
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Since the publication of Cat Person and Ford's thread, I've begun opening up to friends about my own grey area experiences.
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The beginning of the episode sort of teased that that was coming, but instead Emori hands Clarke her (fake) grey area.
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This is a huge grey area, in which abusive relationships, casual transactional liaisons, and what's commonly understood as "sex work" overlap.
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For his repair operation, called PCKompaniet, Huseby imported 67 iPhone 6 and iPhone 6S screens that fell into this grey area.
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In spite of the grey area surrounding this community, its members feel enriched by the experience of studying the human form.
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Bunge's own conclusion about de Sade's legacy is not satisfying, but sits comfortably within the grey area between condemnation and complacency.
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Physical punishment, however, is not explicitly mentioned in the text, and has long been considered a grey area of the law.
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Both cases, then, test a legal grey area and their outcomes will be examined with interest by lawyers in other jurisdictions.
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Yet as media agencies and brands have piled in, the grey area between voluntary celebrity endorsements and paid advertisements has grown murky.
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"You need to find a little grey area and play around in it," explains Badiucao, who is well-versed in the game.
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As a taxidermist, I always love playing in the grey area of that—making things that might look a little fucked up.
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On top of the disagreement, there's a confused grey area where most social workers sit, unsure of what's ethically right or wrong.
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In the meantime, the CBD industry is operating in a grey area and facing uncertainty about what the next steps will be.
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But I talked to a number of players who've found themselves in situations that would fall under an extremely fuzzy grey area.
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"It was sort of like, 'well, you know, it can be a grey area, some people can get more comfortable'," Antelman said.
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Iturralde's work is a kind of palate-cleanser: there's no grey area to glean, no complex story to tell, except perhaps one's own.
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TouchID has always been a legal grey area when it came to cops and border patrol asking you to fork over your phone.
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It can fall in a grey area, where patients who have insurance with high deductibles absorb the cost after prices are readily increased.
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Local politicians upholding their communities' values is cause to cheer, particularly when it happens in the usually grey area of law-enforcement surveillance.
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That grey area helps to explain a proposal adopted by the main parties in Flanders, the Dutch-speaking north of Belgium, in March.
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But how the weed got from growers to those dispensaries was shrouded in what can only be described as a very grey area.
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In Miami, a judge ruled last week in Airbnb's favor and there's a bit of a grey area in Santa Monica, Lehane said.
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Stand-alone terrorism policies introduce another grey area if they neither specifically cover nor exclude domestic mass shootings where the motive is unclear.
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Additionally, suppression of extremist speech may contain a lot more grey area than clearly-defined illegal content, like pirated media and child pornography.
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In other words, what viewers originally thought was a black and white case of problematic behavior was actually more of a grey area.
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A lot of people have fire insurance, and there are a lot of rumors and grey area about whether that covers lava damage.
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They should find refuge in the Muslim lands...This is why I say Trump aids Islam in that he erases the grey area.
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Uber and Didi have invested billions to lure riders with discounts despite previously operating in a legal grey area in most of China.
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Unlike her past releases, focused on near-fantastical worlds and dream-like states, Grey Area is grounded in today, in London, in her.
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There's no grey area when it come to Jennifer Lopez's best asset, which was on full display Friday in NYC ... in yoga pants.
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Offside isn't a grey area, but rather a black-and-white call that can almost always be confirmed with the use of replay.
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Spotify and Apple Music could soon get the legal grey area of music like remixes and DJ sets that today live unofficially on SoundCloud.
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My gift in life was to see first-hand how people are treated when they fall into that grey area and they are different.
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Firstly, I'm not entirely sure where the Game of Thrones screeners fall in the grey area that is personal property of a government figure.
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The film shows Csanád in this kind of grey area where he definitely has remnants of the belief system he's had throughout his life.
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When the lines of coverage are blurred, it leaves a grey area of confusion at best and a complete gap in protection at worst.
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I believed he was a good guy, made good music, seemed nice to children, and I think most people were in that grey area.
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I never in a million years thought this would happen to me, especially with a song like 'Degradation,' where there is no grey area.
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If you follow heavy rock, or doom, or that nebulous grey area betwixt the two, odds are that you've already heard of Death Alley.
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In the case of academic surveillance for law enforcement during an overdose crisis, "it's smack dab in the grey area of ethical uncertainty," he said.
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Kratom occupies a legal grey area, and was briefly considered for emergency drug scheduling by the DEA until public outcry caused the agency to reconsider.
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While there have been many acquisitions in adtech and martech independently, a key strategic area is the convergence of these markets (the light grey area).
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In fact, the drivers sit within a grey area in employment law; rules regarding firms' obligations to their workers will need to adjust in response.
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"I do think there is a bit of grey area when it comes to this rule and what kind of establishment you're in," says Buhler.
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Whether tech companies should cooperate with law enforcement by either creating backdoors into devices or aiding police in special investigations is a legal grey area.
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As it stands, Bitcoin continues to operate in "a legal grey area," leaving much uncertainty as to its classification and its legitimacy as an investment.
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But despite the numbers, the conversation around the prevalence of abuse and how abusers are judged in the court of opinion is still a grey area.
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Baking soda injects for cancer treatment are obviously fraudulent, but much of the spectrum of "wellness" content could be said to fall under this grey area.
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Because of this legal grey area, and the absence of a specific offence of upskirting, the penalties for those being brought to justice have been mixed.
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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 grey area.
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He said such mines operated in a grey area, with authorities reluctant to give them permits because it would mean official supervision and attention to safety.
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Its nuanced narratives lend the whole Clone War conflict the grey area that was lacking from the movies, and Anakin is just so much more interesting.
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The sober new paintings, entirely in grayscale, were shown at the Guggenheim, New York, in 25905 in an unforgettable and deeply moving exhibition titled Grey Area.
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It would end a waiting time of more than two years in a legal grey area, with your birth certificate mismatching your day-to-day identity documents.
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This show excels when it dives headfirst intotackling the painfully relevant, always complex grey area of human rights issues,counterterrorism efforts, and their far reaching domino effects.
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Since cannabis operates in a "grey area of the law," dispensaries don't have the same access to banking that a typical retail establishment would have, Nelson says.
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China is the world's largest market for computer hardware designed to mine bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, even though such activities previously fell under a regulatory grey area.
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"That's the grey area," says Larry Noble of the Campaign Legal Centre in Washington, DC. What seems to have developed, in sum, is a lose-lose situation.
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Fraudulently applying to journals still operates in a moral grey area, going against scientists' honor codes, but might be okay for a journalist or a private investigator.
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But for a person who, in many ways, lives in black and white, Byrne studies the grey area on Somewhere In Between —just as its title suggests.
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The lawyers and accountants who manage avoidance schemes—which often exploit loopholes to gain a tax advantage that legislators never intended—work in a legal grey area.
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Because it occupies a legal grey area, banks are hesitant to touch the industry, making it primarily an all-cash business and an attractive target for thieves.
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Lawyers also aren't allowed to help clients who are doing something illegal, creating a grey area for attorneys working in cannabis, according to the American Bar Association.
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In the United States, people jailbreaking their drones are operating in something of a legal grey area concerning a federal copyright law called the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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But a grey area has sprung up around dual-use technology, such as artificial intelligence and cyber-security products, which could be used for surveillance and intelligence purposes.
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This could be an opportunity to move that conversation beyond black and white sexual harassment and into a more murky — but arguably more pervasive and harmful — grey area.
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What I've since learned is that nigh-on every single one of my heterosexual female friends has their own grey area experience—and some of them have multiple.
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But Obama's Justice Department never went so far as to charge the WikiLeaks co-founder — who occupies a grey area between hacker and journalist — under the Espionage Act.
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The currencies exist in a legal grey 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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We are allowing and cultivating a space in which a lot of the places where there is grey area end up against the people who have less power.
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As a slapdash solution, Uber then reportedly set up a separate company that bought cars in bulk from shady importers who operate in a grey area of the law.
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Given that such numbers are used to plan things like health and social care, it is awkward that the size of Britain's greying population is such a grey area.
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Again since their fate is tied to their parents' legal situation, they end up in this grey area where they may be allowed to stay but are denied work.
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Watching fictional billionaires try to profit off an economic crisis in another real country feels wrong to me, but maybe an economist can explain to me the "grey" area.
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"It's a very interesting idea but it's the kind of thing that falls into a grey area between 'product' and 'health intervention,'" he told Business Insider in an email.
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Republicans should proudly and unflinchingly own their pro-life views and invite millennials who are in the grey area on abortion to embrace the platform's explicitly pro-life plank.
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So there's a slight grey area Before her apology, Wilson was specifically taken to task for erasing how inclusive black films have been of women of all body types.
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" Director David Mackenzie added: "I really like that kind of moral grey area where you ask those questions...It was very much there in the DNA of the script.
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From her mental health, to the strain of touring, to figuring out what exactly the fuck she'll be doing in her late twenties, Grey Area digs into it all.
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The scam, which for years operated in a legal grey area until prosecutors declared it to be fraudulent, is being investigated by several prosecutors' offices including by officials in Cologne.
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"CBD oil is in a really interesting area of debate and is very much in a legal grey area," says Sam Tracy, a marijuana consultant at Massachusetts-based 4Front Ventures.
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This puts facial recognition in a bit of a grey area, as it could offer incredible benefits to our security and open up vulnerabilities when it comes to our privacy.
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There is also a grey area over talk about denuclearisation of the "Korean peninsula", which, by North Korea's reckoning, includes the regional U.S. nuclear umbrella protecting Japan and South Korea.
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But transactions enter a grey area when two friends are selling and buying something like in the case of Colin Sargent, a 29-year-old Venmo user in Los Angeles.
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"For years, many of the producers of these products have navigated in a grey area of the law — manufacturing products of variable and sometimes questionable quality and safety," Strekal stated.
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But it also neuters real debate, which requires living in those uncomfortable grey area, rather than on black and white sides of the spectrum, hurling personal attacks at one another.
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Datta says that while Japan's economy is growing, he warns the "deflation monster" has not been conquered and the economy is struck in a grey area between inflation and deflation.
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The legal grey area of unofficial remixes and DJ sets are what made SoundCloud indispensable, but are also what got criminalized and sometimes booted off the platform after its label deals.
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While the legality of sharing your banking password is still a grey area, Lucas argued that Acorns has the consent of the user when it accesses their CBA account via Yodlee.
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"There's also this greater grey area between arthouse and horror," says the Final Girls' Anna Bogutskaya, which means that these films garner more support from the indie community at film festivals.
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For me, the story of Bad Weekend grew out of that grey area between actual comics history and the way fans and artists sacrifice for the love of the art form.
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It's also noting that sites like YouTube have thrived on the "copyright black market," earning millions of clicks and views from content sitting in the grey area between posting and takedown.
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By taking tipping out of the grey area, more app developers might institute digital tip jars as an alternative way to get creators paid without having to offer ad revenue sharing.
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The Netherlands has moved a step closer to regulating the production of cannabis in bid to remove a grey area that has stymied the country's famously relaxed approach to the recreational drug.
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"[Internal transfer pricing] is a grey area to utilise loopholes in tax rules between different countries, but now the governments [of those countries] are acting to close the hole," the source said.
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The racism that occurs in the clubs on the West End falls into this grey area; never obvious or in your face, the discrimination is instead implied, tacit, and out of sight.
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Never mind the fact that they exist in a legal grey area, since drones are regulated like aircraft and it's against the law for anyone to interfere with aircraft, even the police.
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In either case, the use of bots for a US election exists in a legal grey area (although it definitely violates Twitter's terms of service), but that doesn't mean it's not harmful.
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To be fair, ownership is foggy when it comes to street art, but there's little grey area regarding who the mural at the Bataclan was for—which makes this theft particularly heinous.
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Despite that, today's news presents a welcome respite from challenges that Airbnb has faced with its operations in other major countries, including the U.S., where it often sits in a grey area.
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Cohen says he made the payments at Trump's direction in order to influence the 2016 election, although some wonder why he didn't fight those charges, which fall under a legal grey area.
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One of the OGs of the current true crime craze, the Emmy-winning Making a Murderer documentary series envelops viewers in the grey area around the two murder trials of Steven Avery.
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The campaign against international terrorism falls in the grey area between policing at home and waging war abroad, with few of the well-established laws and norms that attempt to govern them.
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The grey area is vast, as many countries are trying to balance building a society that fosters innovation and entrepreneurship with one that protects its citizens from crime, fraud, and other harm.
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Now, on her third album, Grey Area, she's done waiting for acknowledgment—and funnily enough, this is her first time she's landed on the shortlist for a major British and Irish award.
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Jerry Brown's 2014 announcement that the state would begin regulating and licensing its medical marijuana industry—which previously operated in an unregulated legal grey-area—tracking the business from seed to sale.
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The 'grey area' of what FX traders can and cannot say about client orders was highlighted in London court cases last year when former traders said they were dismissed for doing their job.
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When the moon is in this astrologically grey area, it's known as a void of course moon — and it can remain as such for anywhere from a couple minutes to a few hours.
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That leaves the great majority of the region's Muslims operating in the legal grey area of informal worship spaces, often in basements, converted garages or modest apartments which are technically just private homes.
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A legal grey area: In the case of product sales across state lines, sales taxes are collected only if that business has a significant presence, like a factory or warehouse, in that state.
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In the vein of many of her songs, it's about a particular stage in a romantic relationship; in this case, the grey area that bleeds between no-strings-attached sex and a situationship.
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For journalists, it may be, but for those of us who had worked in advocacy or law enforcement, this description of something being in a grey area has been around all the time.
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ROMs, which contain the actual game data (and are often remarkably small — NES games are smaller than the image above), are questionably legal and have existed in a sort of grey area for years.
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I think the main thing was just the thematic elements, the idea of the cat-and-mouse chase, and the exploration of good and evil, and what's in between, is there a grey area.
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With that, the two had articulated the grey area that Yates' decision lived in: was she intervening to stop her boss from doing something illegal, or failing to do her job for partisan reasons?
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I have always felt like I fell into a grey area of experiences that were both universal and unique to my trajectory in life; I guess my work is a constant exploration of that.
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"The worst case outcome is this grey area of uncertainty - the hung parliament and no stable government formed by Friday or Monday - markets will sell off on that," said ING currency strategist Viraj Patel.
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But it turns out there's an enormous grey area between the ability to support that complex life on the surface and the sheer, inhospitable lethality of deep space that physically separates Earth and Mars.
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Although DraftKings and FanDuel always knew that they were operating in a legal grey area, they adopted the same ask-forgiveness-not-permission approach to regulation that has enabled Uber to become a global behemoth.
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"Amazon, famous for dynamic pricing online, has printed price tags just as traditional brick-and-mortar stores do," Reuters added—probably because in-store dynamic or personalized pricing could run into a legal grey area.
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But I admit that it's a grey area and people are often confused: do I want Adrian because of the delicious food he makes, or do I want to see him naked in my kitchen?
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS Four automotive lawyers told Reuters that ADAS liability is largely a grey area too, as technology overtakes legal precedent, and there has been no open litigation over malfunctioning ADAS post-repair to date.
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It's an accepted truth that you'll hear spoken by everyone from the most experienced fighter to the most casual fan: it's a test with no grey area, no bias, and little room for moral relativism.
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Images like Kings, of black men posing at a party, and Eternity, of a nude, curvy black woman standing in her living room, exist in a grey area that should make an audience question them.
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"Hemp oil entrepreneurs attempt to sidestep this legal hurdle by dubiously claiming they extract CBD only from hemp stalk before importing it to the United States, a grey area activity at best," according to Project CBD.
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While Golovkin has always done a decent job of using his head to pry his hands free from opponents who are desperate to hold him, Canelo has proven largely hopeless in this grey area of boxing.
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While client attorney privilege is sacrosanct when there is a formal mandate, there is a grey area when a lawfirm is not formally tasked with representing a particular individual, according to law professor Werner Beulke said.
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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 grey area", the tighter regulations raise some immediate questions around the business model of Airbnb.
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Some are deft enough to be able to get away with playing around in that grey area (Judd Apatow and Paul Feig come to mind), but most end up stranded in a weird, in between place.
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In doing so, they are filling the grey area between Craigslist and Airbnb, serving the needs of individuals looking for something more permanent than a vacation rental yet more transient than a typically longer lease commitment.
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Along with tapes of performances, fans have long coveted studio outtakes, illegal remixes, hip-hop mixtapes, live DJ sets, radio sessions, and other veritable field recordings from the legal grey area known as the real world.
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"While my mixed heritage may have created a grey area surrounding my self-identification, keeping me with a foot on both sides of the fence, I have come to embrace that," she wrote for Elle in 2015.
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Whether banks' senior management and even Bank of England officials condoned this degree of information-sharing has been a grey area in the row over market manipulation, and formed part of a number of traders' defence cases.
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"While my mixed heritage may have created a grey area surrounding my self-identification, keeping me with a foot on both sides of the fence, I have come to embrace that," she wrote for Elle in 2015.
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That is a grey area NON picks up the slack in by highlighting what most communities born out of oppression, fear, doubt, and disenfranchisement overlook in their struggle to maintain and protect their safe space in general.
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That's half the point of this section – finding something everyone is mad about, then trying to take a more nuanced view and see if there isn't more of a grey area than we've been led to believe.
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"While my mixed heritage may have created a grey area surrounding my self-identification, keeping me with a foot on both sides of the fence, I have come to embrace that," Meghan wrote for Elle in 2015.
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Many companies buy these phones from telecom-industry auctions, but there is also lots of crossover into a grey area where repair companies can't be sure whether they're buying a stolen phone or a legitimately obtained one.
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Robinhood co-founder and co-CEO Vlad Tenev tells me no agency officially regulates US stock trading, creating a grey area loophole, though it's fully legal as far as the US SEC and FINRA regulators are concerned.
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"While my mixed heritage may have created a grey area surrounding my self-identification, keeping me with a foot on both sides of the fence, I have come to embrace that," she wrote in Elle in 230.
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Banks are experimenting in this grey area, for example by giving relations "read-only" access to accounts, so they can monitor payments, or by allowing the bank to delay a payment and contact advisers if it is worried.
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In much the same way that Uber drivers occupy a grey area between employees and contractors, we act somewhat like workers for Amazon and Facebook, yet are only compensated with convenience, not payment, for giving up our data.
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These were extraordinary moments, but there was at least some moral grey area within the four corners of each underlying dispute—some substantive decision at hand that people of good faith could decide to live with or not.
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After years of operating in a legal grey area under the threat of shut downs, raids, and arrests, this, activists say, could result in a watershed moment for equity in the cannabis space, especially for people of color.
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Is that because we are in a grey area in which we see the president tromping all over norms of F.B.I. and Justice Department independence, without necessarily seeing clear, indictable proof of the crime of obstruction of justice?
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The charges revolved around interactions between Assange — who occupies a grey area between hacker and journalist — and former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning, who passed along troves of classified information related to U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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There's some grey area about what counts as as "emergency": For instance, if Wetschler were conscious before the spine surgery, the insurer could argue that he should have been transferred to an in-network hospital at that point.
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Silph represents a grey area, and Dronpes defends it through deflection—there's more egregious work being done elsewhere; if they didn't build it, someone else would—before ultimately landing on the obvious: Niantic's game is in a sorry state.
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While Ant would likely require a payments licence, or a waiver, if it is to be foreign held, that is a regulatory grey area and a few — much smaller — Chinese payments companies have been able to list overseas regardless.
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The LTTE became so large that it had its own navy and air force, wore uniforms and became what French scholar Xavier Raufer called part of the "grey area phenomenon" — a category between clandestine terror organization and nation state.
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Barnaby Joyce, who was pressured to quit by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull over the sex scandal, told Fairfax Media that the identity of the biological father was "a grey area", but that it made no difference to his feelings.
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Grey Area straddles Simz's outward-looking sensibilities—the community of creative people she's built around her, the influences she's picked up through her own listening and her travels on the road—with tightly, inward-looking and reflective subject matter.
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"Laws help married couples divvy up property after they've split up, but there's a lot of legal grey area around those who are unmarried," Ben Mizes, former real-estate investor and cofounder of Clever Real Estate told Business Insider.
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Yet the story is less reliant on a love triangle and instead is more about the grey area of what makes us human, and how that uncertainty impacts our understanding of morality, justice, and our interactions with those around us.
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The imminent passage of a Sanctions and Anti-Money-Laundering Bill by Parliament could narrow the gap, and eliminate the grey area occupied by oligarchs who depend on the Kremlin for their wealth but enjoy property rights in the West.
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It's the benefit (for Bird) of operating in a legally grey area with a service that lawmakers could never have predicted when writing regulations — something, again, that VanderZanden is familiar with from his days in the wild world of ride-sharing.
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"The minivan was queuing in the 'grey' area (between separatist- and government-held territory) ... Ignoring the signs warning about the danger of mines, the vehicle pulled out onto the roadside and there was an explosion," a Ukrainian military spokesman said.
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The relevant law in Luxembourg, passed in 2011, is one of the strongest in Europe, but too narrow: it covers only blatant criminality, not behaviour that is legal (or in a legal grey area) but nevertheless damaging to the public interest.
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It's very different than what we see in America, where claims of alleged copyright infringement would run rampant in a similar space, and doujin works would not fall under the grey area of parody law as they often do in Japan.
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While there are more than 150,000 refugees registered with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in the Southeast Asian country, they find themselves in a difficult grey area: They're allowed in the country, but not allowed to work legally.
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Even though gambling with virtual currency is clearly a grey area legally, the implications of it left me feeling uneasy—especially in light of the fact that ensuring users of the site were over 18 had to be extremely difficult.
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Beyond being in more of a legal grey area, the advantage loyalty points have over, say, buying the rooms with stolen credit cards, is that their use may raise less suspicion from hotels or airlines, and cut out fraud-spotting banks altogether.
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Be that as it may, if you're currently in that grey area between starting college and checking off the course requirements for your diploma, you might be searching for a little guidance on which of your interests should become your official college major.
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His take on the story — much more in line with the audience's presumed views — cuts through the black-and-white morality that too often dominates superhero stories, and sets up a grey-area dynamic that could really let the show's noir sensibilities shine.
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Aware that Airbnb operated in a legal grey area in China at the time and concerned I might have put my host in hot water, I decided to stop using the service in China and contact her to ensure all was okay.
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Despite the potential for big gains and the ability to liquidate an investment at any time, crypto is in a legal grey area and that has put many U.S. investors off, even if some have dabbled on the side through personal investments.
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Serial Murder as a Fine Art exists in a legal grey area distinguishing it from other violent crimes, and although dodging the law is part of the game, the Arts Council keep private files on every incident, and give grants in deserving cases.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese regulators are preparing new regulations on digital coin offerings and may ban them until the rules are in place, the financial magazine Caixin reported on Monday, as interest in the new fundraising channel grows rapidly in a regulatory grey area.
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Some fear information that may appear public may in fact be legally protected, while others worry that hedge funds signing deals for exclusive access to certain valuable data sets will open themselves up to close scrutiny in what is a legally grey area.
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The border remains a bizarre legal grey area, where the government asserts powers that it cannot claim against citizens or residents within the United States but citizens and travelers are not afforded all of their rights as if they were on U.S. soil.
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Fight for the Future's Evan Greer said that content like the Nancy Pelosi video occupies a grey area where it's functionally the same, "from a legal and technological standpoint," as John Oliver videos that edit videos of politicians as a form of satire.
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"There is a grey 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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" The authors of an editorial published alongside the new study wrote that "New guidelines are needed for studies involving the preservation or restoration of whole brains, because animals used for such research could end up in a grey area -- not alive, but not completely dead.
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Harry Harrison, the co-head of Barclays' non-core division who now reports to Barclays CEO Jes Staley, told the court there was a grey area when traders could have told submitters about their trading positions without necessarily asking them to submit beneficial rates.
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While most workers know what clearly crosses the line of inappropriate work behavior and comments—such as groping or requests for sexual favors—acts like commenting on someone's appearance or outfit tend to fall into a grey area that workers are unsure how to navigate.
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All of them—you can't really—I was never able to pin point this sound is influenced by this, and this sound is influenced by this—you know it's kind of just like this kind of grey area where the style sort of came from.
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And, when you see that, you begin to realize, OK, if Justin is doing this—it is a grey area—but, I'll tell you this: the crew, everyone involved began to really sympathize with Justin and believe what he was doing was something of importance.
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The black squares are FWS population counts (scale on left axis, minimum and maximum for Wisconsin, minimum for Michigan), the grey area is the 95 percent credible interval of the fitted population model, the histogram shows the number of wolves culled (scale on right axis).
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While there's a lot of grey area for recruiters to navigate on any given CV (what does proficient in Microsoft Word actually mean?), certifications are more black and white and signal to recruiters you, in fact, have a level of authority in your chosen field.
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Here's how that message was received by lawmakers: In her meeting with members of the Congressional Black Caucus, according to lawmakers, Sandberg used the example of an anti-immigrant message as one that would be in a grey area as Facebook decided what to take down.
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Uber's importers, which operate in a legal grey area, didn't fix the affected Vezel vehicles due to an apparent shortage of parts and Honda wasn't obligated to do so, but Uber kept the vehicles on the road while it waited in order to avoid a negative reaction.
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But in cases where U.S. border forces have fired over the border before, that's proven something of a grey area, with agents asked to take in the "totality of the circumstances, to include the size and nature of the projectiles" to determine whether there's an imminent danger.
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Despite his flair for the dramatic, Ezekiel immediately proves to be a great judge of character, seeing the honor in both Morgan and Carol, who are both used to operating in the moral grey area that Ezekiel and his lieutenants occupy, even if none of them relish it.
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It is complex, it is nuanced, and it is messy, and until we allow for the grey area of the conversation, of the contradiction of love and abuse simultaneously, I don't think we can really prevent child sexual abuse and I don't think we can help people heal.
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No change to text.) SHANGHAI/SINGAPORE, May 16 (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 grey area of the country's online trading sector, even as Beijing vows to wipe out such activities.
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Volvo Car USA President & CEO Lex Kerssemakers said the new deal will include "everything but fuel," which sounds like an oversimplification of what it means to lease a car — but likely appeals directly to consumers who live in a grey area about who actually owns their precious smartphones.
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Bernstein analysts, who see the deal boosting Reckitt's earnings by 12 percent in 2018, said the move from "health and hygiene" into "infant nutrition" was not a big leap, considering the grey area between food and healthcare that Nestle has also been exploring, with its Health Sciences unit.
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Likewise, there's no telling that Holden's soccer career lingers somewhere in the grey area between active and over, and that even though the future seems bright—with a baby and a business and other opportunities in front of him— Stu Holden isn't quite sure how he feels about moving forward.
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The data on these galaxies' velocity curves are averaged into the grey area on the righthand graph, different from the our own Milky Way, our neighbor Andromeda (also known as M31) or average nearby galaxies, where the speed of matter either doesn't drop off or increases further from the center.
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In his book, "Everything But The Burden," Greg Tate points out that "The black body is a desired taboo, something to be possessed and something to be erased…" Shoot becomes Hype, Milly Rock becomes Swipe It. Blackness becomes a grey area, becomes bundles of mocap data, and is made ultimately invisible.
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The German government requires that all residents have health insurance—half the cost is paid by the employer, and the rest comes out of your paycheck—but if you are stuck in a grey area like I was, you have to pay up front much like an American health insurance policy.
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The Obama Administration has rightly said that it would seek a response to the Iranian ballistic missile test at the U.N. Security Council, but the Russians have already suggested that they will likely block a meaningful U.N. response, arguing that the missile test exists in a legal grey area under the agreement.
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A Little Simz: Grey Area (Age 101) After two valiant, well-crafted, less than compelling albums, what struck me instantly about this London-born-and-based Nigerian rapper's third try was its musicality: soft-edged without slurring a word, her flow is ductile and refreshing, brooklike whether or not she's ever tromped in the woods.
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No change to text.) By Samuel Shen and Vidya Ranganathan SHANGHAI/SINGAPORE, May 16 (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 grey area of the country's online trading sector, even as Beijing vows to wipe out such activities.
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It matters because there's no winning for women: You're either a prude or a slut, a feminist man-hater or a Stepford wife, with no grey area, with an entire world — and now, a presidential candidate — whispering that the most you will ever be is a womb or a pair of tits and legs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — If we require a poster image for 2017–18 female experiences, I recommend one by illustrator Lucy Cahill, spotted adorning a T-shirt for sale at her solo exhibition, NOW I WANNA… at Grey Area — an almost unbearably hip mixed-use art and retail space in the Southwest neighborhood.
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European Union financial regulator, the ESMA, has become the latest regulatory body to issue a warning about the risks of buying into — and running — ICOs, aka the crypto coin fundraising tool that has boomed in recent times to take advantage of an apparent legal grey area between issuing 'software presale tokens' vs a formal securities sale.
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That said, there's some grey area here too being as the UK legislated at the back end of last year for a new investigatory powers framework that has been widely interpreted as an attack on encryption, by giving authorities the legal authority to demand the removal of electronic protection and be given data in a readable form.
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For elections, he outlined the steps Facebook has taken to improve elections, such as new disclosure rules for political ads and searchable databases (although there have been some stumbles along the way) for such ads, but notes that there is a lot of grey area when it comes to determining what is an ad and what isn't (again, running into problems).
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Along with addressing serious threats of fake news and foreign intervention, more granular and grey-area questions like what data should be considered private, the obligations of companies in protection of that data even if the data owner consents, and the acceptable boundaries of data-driven influencing in business and political settings must be debated taking all aspects, good and bad, into consideration.
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Reby had put out up to a hundred scooters in Barcelona for ten days, according to El Pais, padlocking them to bike anchors (with a digital password for unchaining delivered via app) — presumably in the hopes of locating a grey area in the regulation and unlocking the pile em' high, rent em' cheap dockless on-demand scooter model that's disrupted cities elsewhere.
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SO: I will wait for this specific one who is gender-fluid — gender queer, I mean… I mean, so yes… There's moments when it is necessary but to your earlier point about culture taking it too far, I do think when we get to the nuances of it and this very grey area that sometimes you just got to, like, just let it go.
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The issue is that many of these companies operate in a grey area because they are forced to purchase replacement parts from third parties in Shenzhen, China, because Apple doesn't sell them to independent companies unless they become part of the "Apple Authorized Service Provider Program," which limits the types of repairs they are allowed to do and requires companies to pay Apple a fee to join.
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But it is an app that offers "instant paid dating," a buzzwordy way of describing a situation where men can pay money to secure dates with women in their general vicinity—which, let's be real, pretty much amounts to the same thing as sex work, and definitely places the service in the same sort of legal grey area that an escorting app might land in.
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But the tougher decisions come in the grey area fringe, and where to draw the line between outspoken discourse and propaganda Facebook currently makes people's accounts into memorial pages that can be moderated by a loved one that they designate as their "legacy contact" before they pass away, but it's messy to give that control to someone, even a family member, if the deceased didn't make the choice.
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What he intimates with the term "full 269" is that there is a state of 22009'ing somewhere between a 2250 and a full 269 – some sort of interlocking oral no man's land, where perhaps someone is getting their junk licked but someone is just nuzzling a gooch, that grey area after one of the 269ees has jizzed all over the 693er, but the 269 act itself hasn't finished.
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" She explained, "There are other names for this kind of sex: grey zone sex, in reference to that murky grey 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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Second, that, unless circulation is quickly restored, there is a largely irreversible progression towards cell death and the death of the organism...Even with all the unknowns, the discovery that mammalian brains can be made to seem 'slightly alive', hours after the animals had been killed, has implications that ethicists, regulators and society more broadly must now think through....In our view, new guidelines are needed for studies involving the preservation or restoration of whole brains, because animals used for such research could end up in a grey area—not alive, but not completely dead.
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