"In the name of Iraq, and in the name of the Iraqi people, in the name of the martyrs, in the name of all those who sacrificed, in the name of the displaced, the law has been approved," Council of Representatives Speaker Mohammed al-Halbousi said after the vote.
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We do funny things in the name of vanity and in the name of pleasurable sexual activity.
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Whether that was done in the name of the truth or in the name of dislike, we can't know.
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"Everything that happened to me—everything I witnessed in Guantánamo Bay—happened in the name of democracy, in the name of security, in the name of the American people," Salahi told the audience at the Amnesty event.
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Religion, you might say, enforces asceticism in the name of the spiritual; capitalism enforces asceticism in the name of the material.
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I am not on the side of those who would burn their own possessions in the name of this, or in the name of anything.
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Meaning that for Kylie, suffering through sweltering heat in the name of fashion is just as expected as enduring pain in the name of beauty.
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" She added, "It is far more difficult to sacrifice oneself in the name of peace than to take up arms in the name of violence.
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And in the name of free exercise, the project requires broad carve-outs for religious believers from government regulation in the name of free exercise.
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"In short, those assets previously registered in the name of the Crown Property Bureau will now be held in the name of His Majesty," the announcement said.
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It's all in the name of time travel, and all in the name of "resetting" the universe, which has run amok thanks to a wormhole that opened November 5, 1953.
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This is what this solemn day represents; a moment to pause and honor those who give it all in the name of what they believe, in the name of democracy.
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He took kids away from their parents in the name of making America great again; his critics demanded he put the kids back in the name of being more authentically American.
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In the name of Cordelia stand up & be counted!
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Turns out ... it's all in the name of SCIENCE!!!
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We should perhaps face the fact that law enforcement will vilify encryption in the name of public safety, and privacy advocates will vilify surveillance techniques in the name of free speech and democracy.
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"The majority of our politicians identify as evangelicals, they talk in the name of God, not in the name of rights or democracy," Debora Diniz, a professor and activist in Brazil, told me.
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What, in the name of cinematic righteousness, is going on?
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We pray this in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.
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What is their path of destruction in the name of?
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"In the name of God, everything is possible," he said.
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These efforts, it seems, were in the name of profit.
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Ikea, what in the name of eftersökt are you planning?!
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These rules are promulgated in the name of consumer protection.
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Realism goes out the window in the name of fun.
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Yesterday, Bolívar Square turned white in the name of peace.
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In the name of "safety," liberals are silencing campus debate.
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What in the name of holy hell is going on?
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It's all in the name of searching for alien life.
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To bear unwanted children in the name of Jesus Christ?
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They kill in the name of religion and God. Why?
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" The campaign's slogan is: "In the name of the people.
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Episode 8 What in the name of Gilead is this?
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Oh, what one can do in the name of love!
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All in the name of getting extra followers or retweets.
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Stalin restricted Shostakovich's work in the name of state order.
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Manhattans, martinis, and mistletoe — all in the name of veterans.
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The Columbia case was brought in the name of children.
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He is committing murder in the name of his ideology.
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Disenfranchisement in the name of comity is no democratic solution.
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What, in the name of Barbra Streisand, is this movie?
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For actor Patrick Dempsey, it's in the name of love.
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The pardon power displays mercy in the name of justice.
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Blocking imports from Canada in the name of national security?
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What in the name of sweet confection was going on?
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He might do it all in the name of entertainment.
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Equity would have been sacrificed in the name of efficiency.
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Equity would have been sacrificed in the name of efficiency.
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In the name of utilization, this would be frowned upon.
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The vote is in the name of caste, family, community.
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Managers deliver blunt, harsh feedback in the name of efficiency.
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Others were issued in the name of a close aide.
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It could cost jobs in the name of saving them.
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Also, a bouquet of flowers in the name of #selfcare.
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What in the name of God did Phineas Breeley mean?
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All in the name of fueling the economy, of course.
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In the name of pop appropriation, thank you Deja Pins.
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But I do them anyways in the name of feminism.
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And in the name of cheese, it's a great community.
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Some were the work of the Islamic State, which kills in the name of God; others were the work of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or P.K.K., which kills in the name of the people.
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"In the name of Jesus, you Hurricane Florence, we speak to you in the name of Jesus, and we command the storm to cease its forward motion and go harmlessly into the Atlantic," Robertson said.
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And while officials have embraced shaming in the name of helping
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Others have defended the ban in the name of public security.
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Thatcherism cheerfully dismantled mining communities in the name of economic efficiency.
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Mr Renzi sold his reforms in the name of strong government.
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The government says it is acting in the name of security.
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We did unbelievable things in the name of pursuing a cure.
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People have killed other individuals in the name of their religion.
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Rights cannot be trampled upon in the name of social disapproval.
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And he said he did it in the name of ISIS.
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A bleak, illuminating chronicle of racism in the name of 'science.
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All noble pursuits in the name of spreading the human plague.
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Truth is ... it was all done in the name of charity.
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Killing women in the name of honor happens across the world.
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Who WON'T these guys savage in the name of succulent banter.
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On television, "In the Name of the People" set ratings records.
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The answer lies in the name of the game: sortes vergilianae .
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But all's fair in the name of getting a better tip.
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"In the name of God, I hope not," Ms. Iraheta said.
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And he'll wear the occasional dress in the name of fashion.
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And they'll do it all in the name of "free speech."
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It is creating an echo chamber in the name of connection.
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But in the name of progress, people did what people do.
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Wasn't it worth going to war in the name of preservation?
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He's wearing a helmet and goggles in the name of safety.
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All in the name of keeping Spider-Man in the MCU.
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But in the name of religious soundsystem experiences, we hope so.
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Republican supporters say it's all in the name of voter fraud.
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Yet, in the name of political gains, she encourages opposite policies.
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We all make small sacrifices in the name of social graces.
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This is taxpayer-funded discrimination in the name of religion. Period.
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In the name of Christ Jesus our savior we pray, amen!
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"In the name of the French Republic," Macron said on Sept.
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Not every woman killed in the name of witchcraft was brilliant.
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Civil rights violations in the name of "treatment" are still violations.
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Why are there terrorists who kill in the name of Allah?
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And it divides in the name of a false, coerced uniformity.
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I've also gone overboard lately in the name of self-love.
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The airline, Iberia, defended the test in the name of safety.
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In the name of party and country, he can only comply.
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Perry's proposal was made in the name of electric grid resilience.
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The legal action was brought in the name of several individuals.
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He says he wrote in the name of a conservative Republican.
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The constitution is being tampered with in the name of religion.
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Running Amazon away in the name of poor people seems counterintuitive.
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Was Romney willing to cave purely in the name of ambition?
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There is bloodshed across the world in the name of religion.
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It was ostensibly about maintaining neutrality in the name of leadership.
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The dilemma that the Catholic Church faces in Central Europe is whether it is ready to allow populist leaders to speak not only in the name of the people but also in the name of God.
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If an influencer hates what you post, but you know it's true, do you delete it in the name of creating a positive community, or do you keep it up in the name of objective reporting?
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In the meantime, a central regulator will be setting prices for most of the market (in the name of competition) while the new rule generates confusion and court challenges (in the name of investor confidence). 2.
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LinkedIn may argue that it's doing this in the name of making the site easier to use by focusing on more popular features, but it's undeniable that it's also tweaking things in the name of more monetization.
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The standalone Messenger app is being overhauled in the name of efficiency.
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It wants to smash concentrations of capital in the name of liberty.
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One, Apple throttled people's phones in the name of better battery performance.
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AREU: I support the person in-- CHAFFETZ: In the name of that.
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They're nearly identical, but in the name of internationalism, we'll use SAE's.
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Antarctic researchers are being a bit creepy in the name of science.
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All in the name of sowing chaos during a divisive election cycle.
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Branson's pranks continued into adulthood, often in the name of promoting Virgin.
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In the second week, in the name of equality, participant swapped roles.
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We shouldn't create narrower beauty standards in the name of body positivity.
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It can then force this on them in the name of freedom.
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States can't impose such regulations in the name of protecting unborn life.
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Another AG phone is branded in the name of a local rapper.
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All in the name of making sleeper cell super soldiers ... or something?
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Faulkner seemed to rather relish being horrid in the name of art.
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What in the name of the Many-Faced God could that mean?
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In the name of humanity, we refuse to accept a fascist America.
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Obama was about healing and compromise in the name of moving ahead.
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We don't think he is negotiating this in the name of Guatemala.
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In the name of research, he did manage to catch up somehow.
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Ah, good times, all in the name of an Apple Music commercial.
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So is Iran going to cool it in the name of peace?
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In the name of science, I had to try some more dishes.
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People get drunk all around the world in the name of Ireland.
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In the name of humanity, we refuse to accept a fascist America!
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They've played dangerous games in the name of speed, adrenalin, and ego.
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You name it, I did it — all in the name of love.
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"In the name of artistic freedom, architects made themselves irrelevant," Aravena says.
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In the name of the Constitution, slavery was to be assaulted frontally.
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In the name of accuracy, however, I have to correct the record.
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BUT THIS IS ALL IN THE NAME OF THIS 2% INFLATION TARGET.
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In the name of Obamacare marketplace customers — including 350,000 Tennesseans — former Gov.
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Assange has said WikiLeaks acts in the name of liberty and privacy.
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Dascha Polanco is embracing her thighs in the name of body positivity.
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In the name of God and jihad, it is forbidden to kill.
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First he declines in the name of spending time with his family.
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BRIDGEPORT "In the Name of the Father" (2111), starring Daniel Day-Lewis.
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It's all in the name of efficiency, or so the NCC claims.
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It's braced us for a killing blow in the name of mercy.
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Macron mocked Le Pen's campaign slogan "In the name of the people".
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When you're committed, you stop justifying mediocrity in the name of authenticity.
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"In the name of God, I deny all these charges," he replied.
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What would you be willing to sacrifice in the name of science?
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We're building these factories in the name of progress, but for whom?
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Sandusky roughhoused, wrestled and showered with boys in the name of sports.
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In the name of humanity we refuse to accept a fascist America.
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Was it acceptable to kill fellow believers in the name of Allah?
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He kept finding fake Facebook accounts in the name of his son.
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All in the name of Amazon, the Colossus that ate the Indies.
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In the name of avoiding FOMO, Destiny's world has always been stuck.
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In the name of and for the good of the Catholic Church.
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In the name of and for the good of all the abused.
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You don't get to use it in the name of edgy comedy.
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In the name of humanity we refuse to accept a fascist America.
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Other lawmakers have defended their votes in the name of senatorial tradition.
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Most oppose businesses' turning away L.G.B.T. customers in the name of religion.
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What in the name of Rajon Roshambo is going on here, Boston?
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Left on the brink of demise, all in the name of justice.
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This was not Christians deciding to crusade in the name of Christ.
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But Norman is willing to move on in the name of winning.
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A school of SugarBears forming together in the name of luscious hair!
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Although they claim Christianity, they claim Christianity in the name of white supremacy, in the name of Christian supremacy, and those who I believe actually follow the way of Jesus — we believe they are completely off the mark.
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Her chant inspired the masses Salah chanted these lines during Monday's protest, as the crowd responded, "Thawra" ("Revolution") after each line: Their nonsense (Revolution) They burned us in the name of religion (Revolution) They killed us in the name of religion (Revolution) They jailed us in the name of religion (Revolution) But religion is not to be blamed (Revolution) CNN's Nada Altaher contributed to this report.
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"I would like to inform you that in the name of the government of Colombia, President Juan Manuel Santos has decided to recognize Palestine as a free, independent and sovereign state in the name of Colombia," the letter said.
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In June, Ramsey County appealed the judge's sentence — in the name of #MeToo.
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"The bosses would just justify it all in the name of performance boosting."
|
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Cloak & Dagger isn't pulling any punches in the name of easily digestible television.
|
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The undated message was in the name of Len Foley, an ISC spokesman.
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But postings by individuals remained on Facebook – in the name of free speech.
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The women are put to work — in the name of love, of course.
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This is all in the name of better quality of service, Oppenheimer said.
|
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Now, Hulu is dialing some of that back in the name of usability.
|
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Brown scammed $800,000 in donations for a charity in the name of education.
|
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Sometimes practicality and sensibility go out the window in the name of creativity.
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" Trump has made the identical false promise in the name of "America First.
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Japan fought World War Two in the name of Akihito's father, Emperor Hirohito.
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That amounts to 144,000 magnificent animals killed in the name of household decorating.
|
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The message is clear: Violence in the name of ultra-nationalism is acceptable.
|
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The state backed those who took up arms in the name of Islam.
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He also sought their forgiveness in the name of all who persecuted them.
|
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Paris Hilton's new track is hot — and written in the name of love.
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Ur intoned a mea culpa in the name of systems designers, exonerating users.
|
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I can barely swallow the first sip, even in the name of bulking.
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What in the name of all that is good is this man summoning?!
|
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We're moving too far away from that in the name of what, exactly?
|
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For example, clearing forest in the name of roads can lead to deforestation.
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You know, in the name of world peace and diplomacy and what not.
|
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Thank you Jupiter, for taking a beating in the name of our safety!
|
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Why risk, even inadvertently, invoking its shame in the name of fantasy sports?
|
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So we're being brave by being new—bravery in the name of art.
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Sacrifice in the name of lifting this country closer to its founding ideals.
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Kaczynski justified his murders in the name of environmentalism, it is all too
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All in the name of a national security threat that is entirely fictitious.
|
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The case, styled as Minors Oposa, was brought in the name of children.
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Now, she employs bees to sting her in the name of perfect skin.
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"There's some flavor lost, all in the name of greater efficiency," Thorn said.
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"In the name of God," he says out of respect for the dead.
|
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In effect, the president sided with the generals in the name of order.
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"In the name of Jesus," he ordered Bill's demons to "manifest" and flee.
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Either the terrorist claimed his victims in the name of Allah or not.
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The trip was all in the name of work-life balance, John wrote.
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In the name of journalism, I spent a week cruising in the Caribbean.
|
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Some American hospitals now discourage those selfsame coats in the name of hygiene.
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Before you ask, this has all been done in the name of charity.
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What is the weirdest thing you've ever done in the name of beauty?
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How do you feel about people scaring others in the name of clowns?
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No real evidence, just stereotyping groups of people in the name of justice.
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They can also establish super-PACs in the name of their own company.
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Moore was merely re-enacting the New Testament in the name of lust.
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But in the name of unity, he has governed with a light hand.
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Please, in the name of all that is holy, make this collaboration happen.
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Nobody believes in giving up everything today in the name of future safety.
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They maim and kill in the name of a twisted ethno-political agenda.
|
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She's never afraid to try some wacky stuff in the name of beauty.
|
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Still, some Nigerians continue to style themselves in the name of free expression.
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President Trump is speeding the process along in the name of energy independence.
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But most important, do all of this in the name of saving democracy.
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Fried-Egg roars on in occupied eastern Ukraine in the name of Novorossiya.
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Beating people up in the name of ideas now seems to be lawful.
|
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"In India, there is no vote in the name of development," he said.
|
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Other tiebreakers have gone to more complicated lengths in the name of randomness.
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"We cannot accept this, even in the name of religious freedom," she said.
|
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The answer is COMMAS, which are characters in the name of the film.
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"In the name of the nation, I bow before your sacrifice," Macron said.
|
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Hence America's withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement in the name of sovereignty.
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It is another to harm somebody else in the name of that faith.
|
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I realize that sounds odd: Be partisan in the name of reducing partisanship!
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There's team spirit and then there's unbridled eating in the name of patriotism.
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Winterson imposed on her in the name of rearing a God-fearing Christian.
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"In the name of fraternity, we will remain united," he wrote on Twitter.
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The principles your country was founded upon lost in the name of 'tolerance.
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In the name of the Father, the Son and the Olé Ghost ... Tequila!!
|
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Because the liberal spirit mechanically destroys inherited customs and local traditions, sometimes in the name of market efficiency and sometimes in the name of individual rights, it creates more room for the expansion of the state, as marketmaker and law-enforcer.
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The only thing better than watching Marshawn Lynch steamroll his way through a hapless defense in the name of being 'bout that action, boss, is watching Bear Grylls chomp, cut and piss his way through nature in the name of survival.
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"They don't speak in the name of the people, they speak in the name of their bitterness, they speak for themselves, from father to daughter and daughter to niece," he said, referring to Le Pen's father Jean-Marie and niece Marion.
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Ahmed, a Muslim, abhors the brutality that ISIS practices in the name of religion.
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Good on Brown for letting go in the name of portraying an authentic character.
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I mean, celebrities will do some pretty crazy shit in the name of beauty.
|
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But then they use this tactic of redacting in the name of national security.
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The interstate highway system wasn't built in the name of convenience or even commerce.
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They love to fight and wage jihad (holy struggle) in the name of God.
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In the name of security, Gmail will begin a permanent ban on attachments with .
|
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"In the name of the people," we are told, but who is the "people"?
|
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Some of them are pretty ugly, but it's all in the name of linguistics.
|
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These insular senators have done real constitutional harm in the name of rank partisanship.
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Giving up and surrendering to Negan in the name of survival wasn't a life.
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This allows the administration to unilaterally set tariffs in the name of national security.
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Instead, illiberalism, in the name of liberalism, will be the PC midwife of authoritarianism.
|
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Protesting in the name of ideological purity is not only futile, it is irresponsible.
|
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They compromised the story and the characters in the name of Political Correctness [PC].
|
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But the series repeatedly undermines her in the name of establishing Danny as special.
|
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It was all in the name of science—and it damn near killed them.
|
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The man claimed the attack was in the name of Islam and ISIS. Dec.
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The Soviet Union sought friends round the world in the name of proletarian internationalism.
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But this time, a trusty Beautyblender was destroyed in the name of hair art.
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They've done some pretty ridiculous things in the name of both love and hate.
|
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But applying it an iconic structure in the name of art is quite something.
|
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But we should recognize the cost if we overstep in the name of security.
|
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" "I am being removed in the name of politics — and politics at its worst.
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PA east of Paris in the name of Islamic State, the judicial source said.
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What better way to treat yourself in the name of Earth Day next week?
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Some people have been pushing this idea for years, in the name of transparency.
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The phone will never work again, a sacrifice made in the name of exploration.
|
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So why does the pursuit of tax cuts in the name of growth persist?
|
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In the name of Islam and Sharia Law, which he said requires mercy. Right.
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Once again, in the name of putting America first, Trump will be isolating it.
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Now, in the name of final checks, the Accord is asking for several remediations.
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But beware of news analyses that, in the name of "balance," downplay this contrast.
|
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Republicans backed the bill in the name of getting control of runaway federal spending.
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How easily we learn to justify violence in the name of some higher cause.
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Sitters frequently used props—sometimes even bringing their own—in the name of verisimilitude.
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In the name of "girl code," this message sucks for every female fan listening.
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In the name of transparency, Everlane shares all of this information with its customers.
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He did so in the name of a higher, though difficult and lonely, allegiance.
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The neighborhood was razed in the nineteen-seventies, in the name of urban renewal.
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Still, for many, research in the name of science may never be so fun.
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The Ohio governor voted today by absentee ballot, writing in the name of Sen.
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Because of my wife, you harass me like this, in the name of Islam?
|
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They created their own state here and called it in the name of God.
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Just all the regressive things going on in the name of fuck knows what.
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John McCain for ISIS and wastes taxpayer dollars in the name of conspiracy theories.
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I basically fell off a cliff in the name of geocaching for Brad's art.
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The deliverers recited Bible verses and rejected James's lies in the name of Jesus.
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Alternatively, you can type in the name of the emoji you want to use.
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"In the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Gracious," the statement begins.
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We are not "gun nuts," stockpiling weapons in the name of some future apocalypse.
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Some of the most ruthless online abuse comes in the name of celebrity fandom.
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Some deductions shrink, while rates fall, in the name of simplifying the tax code.
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Reporter: He told investigators he detonated an explosive device in the name of ISIS.
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This shoddy execution has been allowed to take over in the name of efficiency.
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Personal stakes are ignored and buried under the rubble in the name of profitability.
|
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What are the effects of being born of rape in the name of genocide?
|
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"You can't just allow trade in the name of business if it's hurting people."
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In the name of laïcité, France is dangerously delegating its Islam to other states.
|
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Here's a look back at many calories ingested in the name of true democracy.
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Now is no time to drift backward — especially not in the name of progress.
|
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Other Asian democracies have taken comparably intrusive steps in the name of public health.
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So that's what he did, and he would say, in the name of Jesus!
|
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Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop website pushes pills and liquids in the name of holistic wellness.
|
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And police patrols are unleashing indiscriminate violence in the name of enforcing the lockdown.
|
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Kim Kardashian West has never been afraid of discomfort in the name of fashion.
|
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And many a foolish war was fought in the name of freedom and democracy.
|
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"Don't tolerate disrespect in the name of being 'nice'," Halsey said in the message.
|
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A district in New York has adopted the technology in the name of safety.
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One corollary: Anything you do in the name of protecting your people is justified.
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This time, it's in real life and it's all in the name of Brexit.
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Make a donation in your name, or in the name of a loved one.
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Today I want to announce a social movement in the name of Putin Team.
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Are you acting in the name of orthodoxy as an agent of the Magisterium?
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Yes, I glued a Disney doll to my head in the name of art.
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Their goal is not to upend the meat industry in the name of sustainability.
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The last letter in the name of what this flag represents — O (Esperanto) 32.
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This cost him thousands of dollars a month in the name of free speech.
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In the name of and for the good of all the priests -- Please resign.
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With this design, Microsoft is willing to sacrifice size in the name of power.
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The palace intrigue in "The Name of the Rose" wasn't enough to sway critics.
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These are not the first spontaneous protests here in the name of popular power.
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The Pentagon has embraced renewable energy and efficiency in the name of defense strategy.
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It is not unusual for bosses to hoard information in the name of power.
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He also defends himself, saying he was acting in the name of his family.
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A YouTube account in the name of Nasime Sabz was deleted on Tuesday evening.
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Liberal elites are willing to exclude the people from important decisions, most notably about immigration in the case of the European Union, in the name of "rights"; meanwhile populists are willing to dispense with constitutional niceties in the name of "the people".
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In the name of competition, it far too frequently demands that industry surrender its intellectual property rights; in the name of financial stringency, it imposes on industry a unique accounting system, even as its own auditors are years behind in validating industry's costs.
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In the name of efficiency and economic freedom, governments have opened up markets to competition.
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"What in the name of Heaven and Psychology can we do about it?" he wrote.
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Just ask Gwyneth Paltrow, who will try any beauty treatment in the name of Goop.
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Remember when people smashed their expensive Keurig coffee brewers all in the name of protest?
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Luther Strange, but now, in the name of party and country, they've changed their tune.
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Even today, elsewhere in the world, evil things are done in the name of law.
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And I feel sorry for those who deny their sexuality in the name of religion.
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In the name of weight distribution, Knight offset the engine 211965 inches to the left.
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In the name of weight distribution, Knight offset the engine 2250 inches to the left.
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He'd just become the first artist to get himself shot in the name of art.
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Obviously, that's going to sting when you have "stamps" in the name of your company.
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I'd get to eat all the junk food I wanted, in the name of journalism.
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Speaking of water, I jumped in 50-degree water in the name of gadget testing!
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Celebrities are increasingly rewearing or repurposing their red carpet looks in the name of sustainability.
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Players must to make tough decisions and sacrifices in the name of the greater good.
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Other times, it prompts them to pull everything back in the name of cost-cutting.
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Globally, this kind of sweeping displacement happens often, in the name of development and gentrification.
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Drones could soon be keeping an eye on us in the name of saving lives.
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Wars waged in the name of religion have slaughtered millions since the genesis of society.
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Players have risked jobs, arrests, and more in the name of becoming the top trainer.
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You could gather half a million people together in the name of peace and music.
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Because why leave killing in the name of religion to just ISIS and al Qaeda?
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Or suffer in silence in order to make jaws drop in the name of stunting.
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AT&T's new tablet is filled with bloatware, all in the name of AT&T.
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Google is giving its Assistant some new powers in the name of Star Wars fandom.
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In the name of God, prophets demanded righteousness, explicitly tying personal morality to public welfare.
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We ask in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen.
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Lucy Hale says she'll try just about anything in the name of health and wellness.
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Pizza companies are unmatched when it comes to innovation in the name of brand activations.
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He told police that he carried out the attack in the name of ISIS. Jan.
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It will say, 'Dear [fill in the name of a teacher at Cardigan Mountain School].
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Which makes In the Name of the Place one of the show's most interesting pieces.
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Yes, it's been done in the name of thinner handsets and more features like waterproofing.
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He is thought to be mulling "In the name of God" as a campaign slogan.
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Yet Trump has enacted draconian restrictions on immigration in the name of preventing terrorism anyway.
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A racist cartel who&aposd actually rather silence those voices in the name of commerce.
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But is he doing it all in the name of promoting his newest music project?
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When you kill in the name of ISIL, you&aposre a soldier of the caliphate.
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More Europeans are about to get some free money in the name of economics research.
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In his world one doesn't get points for being cautious in the name of strategy.
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Hadid hasn't been afraid to strip down to nothing in the name of fashion before.
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To me football is a lifestyle and I've made friends in the name of football.
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And that could make them less likely to sign up in the name of science.
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And a protester climbed the Statue of Liberty all in the name of illegal immigration.
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It's the latest flex Chance has made in the name of remaining an independent artist.
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In the name of research, I had an intense workout and downed some RECOVERYbits after.
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The company uses–what else in the name of fun on a farm with tech?
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The correct spelling is literally in the name of the website you were on. Fuck!
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It's when you get to buy anything functional and cool in the name of studying.
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They have shown contempt for European solidarity in the name of racial and religious purity.
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In the name of preventing terrorism, he called for banning Muslims from entering the country.
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We know women get their clitorisis cut off in the name of purity and religion.
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But during a vigil Wednesday night in Charlottesville, people gathered in the name of peace.
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After 9/11, in the name of fighting terrorism, Congress approved a pair of AUMFs.
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"There's a lot that people are doing in the name of suicide prevention," Nock says.
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A former Bush administration official called Turkey's negotiating tactics 'extortion in the name of alliance.
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It's a story about what happens when you abandon logic in the name of safety.
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The idea is to scrap the PSLF program altogether — in the name of saving money.
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Katy Perry isn't afraid to go bold (like really bold) in the name of beauty.
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What makes you think they'll give it a rest in the name of fair TV?
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It's a permanent state of war waged in the name of good sportsmanship, you see.
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Last year, Lovato posed completely nude for Vanity Fair in the name of body confidence.
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It is called immigration reform and it should be done in the name of Sen.
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They do this in the name of "justice" doled out by your friendly neighborhood mob.
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Isn't this claim really just a way to be hateful in the name of God?
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We have replaced the Creator with money and claim Him in the name of war.
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Everyone's lives, thoughts, and memories are open to the System in the name of Transparency.
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When they do so in the name of the company's shareholders, it is especially offensive.
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France insists — in the name of republicanism — that religion should remain a strictly private affair.
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Omar Mateen wanted us to think he was martyring himself in the name of holiness.
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Killing in the name of God is what most kills love and respect for God.
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The FCC preempted those laws in the name of increasing Internet service throughout the country.
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Of course, the store didn't just sell things in the name of the family patriarch.
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These are significant challenges which cannot simply be glossed over in the name of convenience.
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Comfort, family, and love get pushed aside in the name of the single dominating desire.
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How should the nation respond to attacks of terror committed in the name of ISIS?
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They killed 41 innocent people, most of them Muslims, supposedly in the name of Islam.
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Arms races, though waged in the name of national security, invariably create yet more insecurity.
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Acts of barbarism and hatred in the name of God are acts against God himself.
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We ask in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, Amen.
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In the name of decency, and in our own self-interest, we should do them.
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And in the name of increasing freedom, the breadth of coverage for many would shrink.
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"I am told that this is being done in the name of Mnangagwa," he said.
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Liv and Abby's cat fight in the name of "power" made them anything but powerful.
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As is often the case, feelings had to be hurt in the name of artistry.
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"Express" is in the name of more than 3,000 restaurants, and "Panda" graces 2,495 storefronts.
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In the name of transparency, I must disclose my personal bias: I love Shake Shack.
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It's all in the name of conquering the puzzle, and it will be worth it.
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" — MY, Philadelphia "Terrorist violence is done 'in the name of' a cause or an ideal.
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America deregulated airlines and Wall Street in the name of enhancing choice and competing internationally.
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We're allowing the present to conspire against the past in the name of the future.
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Rodriguez's cop shuns Miranda rights, which yields indulgent violence in the name of social commentary.
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The innumerable injustices I visited upon her body in the name of treatment haunted me.
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Police also found 57 passports, one of them issued in the name of LaFawn Snow.
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But activists are taking on ever bigger challenges in the name of shaking things up.
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And there are many loopholes that could be closed in the name of greater equity.
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They were told to kill in the name of a holy war, and they did.
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The state was propping up the private sector in the name of upholding free markets.
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He cursed theatrically, feigning torment at withholding this nugget in the name of high-mindedness.
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But I overcame my fear in the name of science … and found myself pleasantly surprised.
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Only by working together in the name of decency and honor will we make progress.
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How many billions of dollars were spent in the name of FISMA, FISMA and FedRAMP?
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Travelers are buried alive in sweltering hot sand in the name of health and wellness.
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The U.S., moreover, does bad stuff all the time in the name of national interest.
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They're urban spaces that have been reclaimed for the people in the name of leisure.
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Recently, a school district in New York adopted the technology in the name of safety.
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It's denying the legitimacy of another branch of government in the name of executive supremacy.
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He promises an attack on liberal norms and legality in the name of national invigoration.
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But in the name of decency and self-preservation, he should really curb his enthusiasm.
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We cannot implement loyalty tests or discriminate against individuals in the name of national security.
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The Senate would issue subpoenas in the name of the chief justice, seeking their testimony.
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Bangladeshis continually evaluate what they will or will not accept in the name of Islam.
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It sacrifices everything else in the name of comfort, and it's better off for it.
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In the name of a false impartiality, no real action was taken against such hate.
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But we don't have to totally swear off merry-making in the name of sustainability.
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And, because he said them in the name of Islam, I couldn't forgive Islam, either.
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This whole thing is clearly in no way justifiable in the name of consumer protection.
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They are giving him cover in the name of party politics — the country be damned.
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Politicians and licensed industry members often defend licensing practices in the name of consumer safety.
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Mr. Ryan swallowed Mr. Trump's insults and offenses, in the name of passing his agenda.
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To replace debate with violence in the name of nationalism is a threat to democracy.
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Could he really speak of killing a girl in the name of respecting her body?
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This damages the interests of all citizens in the name of media obstruction by liberals.
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I'm worried that we've done immense harm to the marginalized in the name of God.
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That's even reflected in the name of our brand, which melds both of our surnames.
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In the name of a war on drugs, hundreds have been killed by extrajudicial means.
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Given all that, who could be against a measure taken in the name of safety?
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In the name of fighting terrorism, who knows what a hard-line administration might try?
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Despite their budget, they never sacrificed health in the name of saving a few bucks.
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It does not excuse surrendering a century of labor politics in the name of electability.
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Standing with God and the crushed and bleeding slave on this occasion, I will, in the name of humanity which is outraged, in the name of liberty which is fettered, in the name of the constitution and the Bible, which are disregarded and trampled upon, dare to call in question and to denounce, with all the emphasis I can command, everything that serves to perpetuate slavery — the great sin and shame of America!
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"Let us say once more a firm and clear 'No!' to every form of violence, vengeance and hatred carried out in the name of religion or in the name of God," the pope told a peace conference at Egypt's highest Islamic authority, Al-Azhar.
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For those who study diversity/sensitivity training, this cultural moment—in which progressives are reduced to snowflakes who preach fascism in the name of political correctness and conservatives are concordantly summed up as rednecks who preach fascism in the name of racial purity—is nightmarish.
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Clinton in the name of women, my sisters, aunts, grandmothers, cousins, friends and the feminine community.
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In the name of all the people of Israel, I offer my condolences to their families.
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And of course, there's the ending, which no one should spoil in the name of Christmas.
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" This references the character's famous line, "In the name of the moon, I will punish you!
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Now, Pomodoro apps serve mainly to enforce those breaks in the name of more productive work.
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Purists, on the other hand, are willing to lose elections in the name of their causes.
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An Australian woman has set an impossible example for grand gestures in the name of love.
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Even now, the racist persecution of "witches" in the name of Catholicism remains in full effect.
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Temporarily, in the name of Christmas, it seems like a white flag has been waved. 6.
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Only the ones who murder a lot of people in the name of muddled philosophical convictions.
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So, in the name of chiseled cheekbones, I went on the hunt for an affordable alternative.
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Mr Bannon denounces liberal and secular humanism in the name of the "Judeo-Christian" Western world.
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So, in the name of journalism, we had to ask, how exactly does she groom it?
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The new superteam strips to skimpy speedos and battles giant gnomes in the name of feminism.
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He accused the left of promoting the "homogenization of the world" in the name of egalitarianism.
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Snowden spoke about how important it is for individuals to act in the name of liberty.
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Since then, science has frequently exploited that link in the name of (sometimes misguided) self-improvement.
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Notes found at the crime scene indicate Saipov acted in the name of IS, authorities said.
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For the euro zone to tolerate that risk in the name of prudence is self-defeating.
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And some of the measures implemented in the name of a protective Europe are reasonable enough.
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Might signing toasters in the name of appeasing the basketball gods become a new NBA thing?
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For example, Bush's team disregarded parts of congressionally passed laws in the name of national security.
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That's why when we file a case, it's not filed in the name of the victim.
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"We will not tolerate any violence in the name of protests against a movie," Sandhu added.
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Coasters today push the very boundaries of human endurance — all in the name of having fun.
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"The usurper of peoples' liberties", he warned, "will always speak in the name of their sentiments."
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But that doesn't mean you should make a ton of sacrifices in the name of love.
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Before she knew it, she was stripping down in Africa, all in the name of adventure.
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In the end, Langdon saves the day, while Sienna perishes in the name of her cause.
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Again and again, the youngsters are raked raw, their emotions deconstructed in the name of Art.
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State media issued the warning in the name of a unit of the Korean People's Army.
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A little rude if you ask me, but all in the name of well-being, right?
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Now, in the name of "telling it as it is", it is becoming coarser and aggressive.
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And they slaughter infidels and unbelievers in the name of realizing their vision of Islamic totalitarianism.
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In 1791 when the Haitian Revolution truly began it was in the name of King Louis.
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Those who spread violence in the name of bigotry strike at the very core of America.
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In other words, don't forgo insurance in the name of saving a few bucks each month.
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He argued the judges should immediately reinstate the executive order in the name of national security.
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Pay for it with a steadily rising fee on carbon, in the name of fiscal responsibility.
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The eagle-eyed among you may have spotted the "22" in the name of the mission.
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Does Trump understand the value of a bit of bipartisanship in the name of national unity?
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Liberal sites like Gawker have a long history of cyber-bullying in the name of journalism.
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Wang also warned against "protectionism in the name of national security", without mentioning the United States.
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Only time will tell what sacrifices will be made next in the name of pizza progress.
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Instead of just taxing soda, why not tax all sugar in the name of reducing obesity?
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Philanthropists now influence policy and affect real change, all in the name of the public good.
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The Spanish missions enslaved and decimated the populations of California Indians in the name of salvation.
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In the name of self-preservation, the government effectively sows the seeds of its own decline.
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Unfortunately, in the name of expediency, this year's version had none of these essential privacy protections.
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People with serious illnesses should not be sentenced to death in the name of Israeli security.
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The bank creates a deposit in the name of the borrower which can then be spent.
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R29: First question: What is the weirdest thing you've ever done in the name of beauty?
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In the name of Baby Fadl, we must defeat dangerous indifference to this desperate humanitarian crisis.
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In the name of reviving an increasingly uncompetitive coal industry, he withdrew from the Paris accord.
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Macron has inflamed the left and right in the name of dragging France into the future.
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We fully support pouring up a tall glass of wine in the name of self-care.
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For the latter distinction, Grant's is penciling in the name of the firm that Dalio built.
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If that doesn't work, we'll kill them and take their food in the name of religion.
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Can you tolerate some intermittent head-bashing in the name of American imperialism and/or ennui?
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Every single time Israel gave away more land, it did so in the name of peace.
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Instead, John McCain said last month, he might write in the name of his friend Sen.
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Native nations have been ignored and our people killed in the name of progress for centuries.
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"I am here, in the name of Mario Savio, to make you stop!" one protester shouted.
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The law gives the government broad latitude to nationalize private industry in the name of security.
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The Supreme Court, in the name of the rule of law, has sanctioned a corrupt system.
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Even when commissions started rolling in, the name of the game was keeping the status quo.
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They often did this under the sign of burning crosses and in the name of Christianity.
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Earlier Tuesday, two men stormed a Catholic church in Normandy, France, in the name of ISIS.
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But no indication he would ever carefully plan a terror attack in the name of ISIS.
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Viacom is also getting first billing in the name of the company, to be called ViacomCBS.
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This is often done in the name of protecting those who may have their voices denied.
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Cities don't allow just any local startup to break the rules in the name of innovation.
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Beyond that there is an inequality argument to be made in the name of such labeling.
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At long last, New Zealand couples can wed in the name of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
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" Ross said the suspect "has confessed to committing this cowardly act in the name of Islam.
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And reporters don't get to just commit any crime they want in the name of journalism.
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And how you let other girls smear sparkles on your face in the name of beautification?
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There is a good deal of hating and dehumanization going on in the name of Christ.
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Voters have unleashed this action plan in the name of lifting the fortunes of working people.
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Mandela chose to confront humanity in its iniquity and vanquish violence in the name of hope.
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What happened when one feminist writer shed her makeup and minis in the name of modesty.
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These investment accounts are opened in the name of a minor and managed by an adult.
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" Trump sapped Western unity by slapping trade tariffs on allies in the name of "national security.
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Or cross any considerable distance by rail — distances typically flown over in the name of expedience.
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Remember that Harvey Weinstein helped endow a chair at Rutgers in the name of Gloria Steinem.
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" "In the name of free & independent press, the gov't of Burma should release these journalists immediately.
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Amit Shah and Modi say nothing if violence is committed in the name of Hindutva — never.
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Later, it was the very religious character that blew things up in the name of Islam.
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What once seemed unrealistic is made possible by technology, and justified in the name of security.
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This is done in the name of fighting crime — but of course, that includes political crime.
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" And finally, she touches the cross hanging from Victoria's neck: "Daughter, in the name of God.
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Now is the time to call upon these deep ties in the name of bold acts.
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This time, he said, he wrote in the name of Ron Bishop of the Libertarian Party.
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In the name of hacking consumer trust, Simon lends his voice to a touch activated tomato.
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Yemi Oke, who are tired of killing civilians in the name of an obscure national mission.
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The country had to make wartime sacrifices in the name of national security, my classmates reasoned.
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It would have been especially troubling if the refusal been made in the name of God.
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In 2009, Republicans fought President Barack Obama's call for stimulus in the name of fiscal responsibility.
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All in the name of making sure we are good and comfortable in our new home.
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And he is pushing it to the limit all in the name of putting America first.
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Once we "free it up" and spend these lands in the name of development, what then?
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More recently as president, Mr. Macron has exerted that power in the name of saving jobs.
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In the case of California's blackouts, these effects are occurring in the name of preventing disasters.
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What atrocities might they be willing to help her commit in the name of scientific discovery?
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"In the name of Jesus, we command all satanic pregnancies to miscarry right now," she prays.
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During "Pride (In the Name of Love)," the 1984 song about the assassination of the Rev.
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Sometimes they're dancing too — all in the name of courting the next generation of news consumers.
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Companies of all sizes have adopted applications including shared Outlook calendars in the name of efficiency.
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But anything can happen at this Michigan middle school in the name of paying it forward.
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" He added, "They've been fighting in the name of an evil organization, and there are consequences.
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" This was all in the name of a more general de-prettifying of "West Side Story.
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Those who spread violence in the name of bigotry strike at the very core of America.
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We come from communities we do not wish to renounce in the name of our individualism.
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Britain has traditionally sacrificed privacy more than other Western democracies, mostly in the name of security.
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In 2011, he urged congressional leaders to not shortchange FSMA in the name of deficit reduction.
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They are destroying any prospect for a just peace plan in the name of saving it.
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Despite all this, these tools continue to be deployed in the name of security or efficiency.
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These hardcore activists are prepared to shut down Europe in the name of preventing climate change.
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This allows them to overlook whatever principles they have abandoned in the name of partisan politics.
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Collectively, these actions — often taken in the name of reform — are amounting to a mortal wound.
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For them to propagate this analogy in the name of human rights is cynical and manipulative.
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Now, again, here we are on familiar ground: Someone has killed in the name of Islam.
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West responded on his blog, accusing SLU of censoring him in the name of political correctness.
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And they've purposely gotten arrested — thousands of them — all in the name of saving our climate.
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Kiki did her homework, and has read about my lascivious exploits in the name of journalism.
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STOP IN THE NAME OF LOVE The competing reactions mirror the state of the #MeToo era.
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In his inaugural speech, he asked Mapuches and landowners for forgiveness in the name of Chile.
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Now, however, Texas has jeopardized all of that in the name of state identity and sovereignty.
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So the body makes a choice — and it's all in the name of protecting against bacteria.
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The Islamists had a different, more compelling justification for reviling Israel: They sought to liquidate that free society, not in the name of realizing an exhausted dream of Arab "unity" or an authoritarian Palestinian homeland, but in the name of the sacred duty to serve Allah.
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But so, too, does the power of legislatures to regulate it in the name of public safety.
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I'll put myself in a lot of uncomfortable and potentially embarrassing situations in the name of vanity.
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Mel Chin and GALA Committee's In the Name of the Place is also featured in the exhibition.
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But they weren&apost the first time Seoul had shelled out in the name of Korean unity.
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Skeptics among us could say this is all in the name of promoting the Drake & J.Lo collaboration.
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Meanwhile, Planned Parenthood famously received about 20,000 donations in the name of Vice-president elect Mike Pence.
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It is unclear why Patterson has entangled himself with O'Reilly in the name of the word please.
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In the space of a week, 20,000 donations have been made in the name of the politician.
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In the name of Marx, Vladimir Lenin established the Soviet Union as police state that killed millions.
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Fidel Castro turned a prosperous Cuba into a tragic police state in the name of Marxism-Leninism.
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"In the name of expediting infrastructure projects, the new law does away with key safeguards," he said.
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The bottom line is cuts to federal health care spending, in the name of more state flexibility.
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Just type in the name of a blockbuster, and start watching a high-definition stream in seconds.
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Yet in the name of the former, Republican legislators aren't acting to do anything about the latter.
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The villain in Venom decides to ally with human-devouring space aliens in the name of environmentalism.
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They have rejected similar motions before, in the name of party unity, and could do so again.
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The girls told police they committed the crime in the name of "Slenderman," a fictional online character.
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"I worry a lot about non-professionals pursuing diplomacy in the name of" American diplomacy, said Rep.
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The result was perverse: in the name of equality, all taxpayers were forced to subsidise the privileged.
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Narratives outlined by prosecutors strongly suggest that similar behavior is conducted in the name of Adidas's rivals.
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A basketball, soccer and football star all having out in harmony in the name of high fashion?
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Yet for the umpteenth time, the state was appeasing extremists, supposedly in the name of avoiding bloodshed.
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Then, as now, populists claimed to act in the name of ordinary Americans against an exploitative elite.
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Other times, however, he's intrusive and aggressive, lashing out at others in the name of doing good.
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And so, in the name of democracy and the rule of law, Mr Erdogan unleashed a whirlwind.
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In the name of the Carters, her son Rumi, and the holy spirit of Sasha Fierce, amen.
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That element of risk is called out in the name of the show, for crying out loud.
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The most notorious case of community displacement in the name of baseball building occurred in Los Angeles.
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The likes of the Daily Mail sickeningly used clips of the video in the name of news.
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New York City officials later confirmed the attack was carried out in the name of ISIS. Sept.
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Then-President Francois Hollande said that the men carried out the attack in the name of ISIS.
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The official Soviet story proclaims that Laika died a heroic death in the name of scientific progress.
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The U.S. has also made strong moves against Chinese equipment makers, again in the name of security.
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The goal of algorithms must not be to replace, manipulate, or deceive in the name of profit.
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Brent Murray The Packing Process: In the name of space and avoiding wrinkles, try rolling your clothes.
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Clinton in the name of women, of my sisters, aunts, grandmothers, cousins, friends, and the female community.
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I've done a lot of weird stuff in the name of beauty during my time at Refinery29.
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The cult actively engages in abduction, rape and artificial insemination, all in the name of God's science.
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We will write in the name of some good conservative Republican who is qualified to be president.
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This is not the first time the ride has been updated in the name of political correctness.
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Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale put their differences aside in the name of basketball ... and co-parenting.
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It's just one of the many, many funny things our bodies do in the name of menstruation.
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These supposedly self-assured women suddenly become hapless and bumbling, all in the name of being rescued.
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Instead, the state used the money to buy anything and everything else in the name of conservation.
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The prank was done in the name of Mischief Night, but it'll have strategic repercussions going forward.
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That's a common problem with projects that riff heavily on existing formulas in the name of satire.
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In the name of weight savings and eliminating potential distractions like children, Ford killed the rear seat.
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"In the name of conservation, the local people will lose their ancestral lands and livelihoods," CAT said.
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The men say they&aposre from Tajikistan and pledge to slaughter disbelievers in the name of Allah.
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In the name of preempting some misinformation, let's talk about what this proposed rule would not do.
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The new measure is simply a further piling on of measures in the name of public safety.
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At best, the school "made a mockery of due process" in the name of diversity, he said.
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Investing in the name of B&R makes it easier for mainland entities to pursue overseas deals.
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As the nation and the world now knows, a car was weaponized in the name of terrorism.
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Reader, you know we can get down with some pretty weird trends in the name of fashion.
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"We here, we're strategizing, all in the name of bringing you the best show possible," Anthony says.
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In his report, he criticized populist laws that intruded on privacy in the name of fighting terrorism.
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It's "all in the name of record profits for their fossil fuel industry executive friends," he said.
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Set aside some of the revenue to keep low-income families whole, in the name of equity.
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Tokyo (CNN)Japan's Princess Mako is giving up her royal status -- all in the name of love.
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Prince Jackson looked like man on a mission ... all in the name of his grandmother, Katherine Jackson.
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Avoiding social media can make a major difference in reclaiming your weekend in the name of relaxation.
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We will write in the name of some good conservative Republican who is qualified to be President.
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A bureaucrat-dominated colossal that overreached, bullied, and pursued "social goals" in the name of democratic integrity.
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Earlier this month, Trump suggesting he might cancel "all future 'press briefings'" in the name of accuracy.
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And he offers a warning against eroding the tenets of democracy in the name of political gain.
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She's picked up and discarded men in the name of getting laid between infuriating closed-door meetings.
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We can point out its losses without legitimizing one bad system in the name of criticizing another.
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This fits into the broader looksmax approach to self-modification in the name of love and romance.
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Arabs suffered poverty in a region of plentiful oil, and oppression in the name of Arab greatness.
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A land of great monotheistic religions has brought forth many who kill in the name of God.
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Avi Frey Brooklyn, N.Y. Assange's willingness to harm other people in the name of openness is striking.
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Rejecting that approach now in the name of liberating the poor from work will not liberate anyone.
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It's possible, though, to escape the routines of the typical visitor in the name of environmental friendliness.
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So in the name of all things Reese and Tracy, check out Big Little Lies on HBO.
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The imaginary universe of "In the Name of the People", a 52-part television series, is bleak.
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He bankrupted his nation and threw his people into a desperate time in the name of socialism.
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Everything else falls by the wayside in the name of sleep and Netflix binging to alleviate stress.
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Authorities say he committed the attack in the name of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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This is just too valuable a crime-fighting tool to sacrifice in the name of public relations.
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Look at America, and how many times they intervened in the name of human rights and democracy.
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Allowing men to compete in women's sports in the name of gender neutrality is just plain stupid.
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By way of historical analogy, it is to avoid firebombing Dresden in the name of defeating Nazism.
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"Presidential candidates need to put their own interests aside in the name of transparency," California state Sen.
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Mother Teresa may not have been intrinsically steadfast, but she was steadfast in the name of God.
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Two studios were reserved in the name of Salah Abdeslam, the suspect who was arrested on Friday.
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Do it this way, in the name of all that is holy and true in the academy.
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He tells Erso and the others that he's done terrible things in the name of the resistance.
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Why in the name of all that is holy are you making eye contact with the camera?
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Cutting is often done in the name of Islam, even though the Koran does not mention it.
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This is an absolute atrocity that they are allowed to continue this in the name of agriculture.
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But prosecutors do not negotiate in the name of altruism; they require some tangible benefit in return.
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In the name of Russia, I want to say to the American people -- we are with you.
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His revelation came barely 12 hours after the White House statement released in the name of Cmdr.
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Why in the name of all that is good would you be so happy to alienate them?
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However, these appear to be mostly humorous, for example, praising the mod in the name of Stalin.
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Can a media brand even exist in the name of satire without seeming 'troll-like' or 'clickbaity'?
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In 1991, soon after the war, an amnesty law was passed in the name of national reconciliation.
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Likewise, training partners allow boxers to punch them over and over in the name of potential success.
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Apparently, no crime committed in the name of political corruption is too awful to bounce back from.
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But all of us were guilty of sacrificing a bit of ourselves in the name of success.
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Ms. McSpadden's election bid was her latest effort to effect change in the name of her son.
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These days, however, they are more likely to be strangled slowly in the name of the people.
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It was followed by its counterweight, "Pride (in the Name of Love)," with images of the Rev.
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Washing in the name of...On this occasion it's best you do what they tell ya pic.twitter.
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But he praised The Register's editors for making a tough decision in the name of journalistic integrity.
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Blake Lively continues to prove that she is willing to take risks in the name of fashion.
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"In the Name of the People" is filled with suggestions that Western decadence has corrupted Chinese officials.
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In the name of romance, she once stacked Pringles on one, with a ramekin of Castelvetrano olives.
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That's the corn-based biofuel the government requires be laced into gasoline in the name of conservation.
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To jettison thoroughness in the name of speed is to saddle patients with potentially harmful, infective drugs.
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All this was abandoned in the name of some jingoistic gobbledygook that sounded good on the stump.
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In the name of thy Lord,Who taught by the pen,Taught man what he knew not.
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Stans need to take measures to prevent losing too much of ourselves in the name of devotion.
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Consumer devices, consumer products and global efforts to undermine encryption in the name of law enforcement access.
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He was called a "dark horse" who bridled at intellectual conformity, even in the name of reform.
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Since such brutalities do indeed happen in the name of Shariah, they may have had a point.
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For the 2020 issue, eight people bared all — emotionally and physically — in the name of self-love.
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In its place, a century later, are cowards who kill children in the name of religious perversion.
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Finally, in the name of service journalism, we taste-tested 10 hot dogs for your summertime cookouts.
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Something created in the name of Asians by non-Asians has become a touchstone for non-Asians.
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The travel itinerary and boarding pass accompanying the documents was in the name of Michael V. Walter.
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But the family thought it should be in the name of the father, or perhaps the grandfather.
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Mocking the candidates is a long-cherished tradition Americans can enjoy in the name of free speech.
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The U.S. just has to stop being taken for a ride in the name of Western leadership.
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Obama said the United States planned to continue such patrols in the name of freedom of navigation.
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You have no right to take another life in the name of my daughter who was murdered.
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The receipt showed the purchase was made with a debit card in the name of Holden Matthews.
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They made the donation in the name of a company they had recently founded, Global Energy Producers.
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Mr. Mateen said at the time that he was acting in the name of the Islamic State.
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" He also earned 2 nominations for "Gangs of New York" and "In the Name of the Father.
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The same can't be said for another fight occurring in the name of the Packers and Cowboys.
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Manufacturing a crisis, stoking hysteria and even condoning violence, all in the name of getting clicks and viewers.
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Lyft, also in the name of environmental impact, invested millions of dollars in carbon offsets earlier this year.
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Their truce may be in the name of a town septic tank, but it's still kind of sweet.
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All of it being created for me, and racking up extra shipping miles in the name of convenience?
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This isn't the first time the airline has had some fun with Trump in the name of marketing.
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This is a sassy upgrade, since Sony's major competitor, Bose, put "comfort" in the name of its headphones.
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It could be done in the name of safety, of course, but with a potentially massive silencing effect.
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Unfortunately, tensions continue to rise as both nations penalize each other's companies in the name of national security.
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How Republicans will respond to Democratic appeals for solidarity in the name of American national security is unclear.
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Companies like Facebook and Apple do lock law enforcement out of their products in the name of security.
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Shields has also destroyed a Birkin bag and a vintage Rolls-Royce in the name of his art.
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It can feel kind of discomfiting, watching people grieve in a foreign language in the name of art.
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A search bar at the top lets you type in the name of your app if you wish.
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This is done in the name of transparency, so the public knows what the commission is up to.
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They say their success exposes academia's troubling slide from objective, scientific truth in the name of social justice.
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It's really amazing to see the internet come together like this, all in the name of Owen Wilson.
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But inept generals ruling in the name of a little-loved king is hardly a formula for stability.
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As Huntley noted, Sessions can be quite zealous about enforcing the law in the name of protecting victims.
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So someone in China has written a musical tribute to GDP ("In the name of GDP", May 13th).
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Men accepting pay cuts in the name of parity can be helpful on a case-by-case basis.
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In Maeve's understanding, the Ghost Nation showed up in the name of violence, to attack, pillage and plunder.
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But Booker's bill goes even further, actively encouraging states to legalize weed in the name of social justice.
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Tesla has been doing OTA system and feature updates for years in the name of continuous vehicle improvement.
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It also is against the law to make campaign contributions in the name of another person or organization.
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After all, Baldwin isn't the first person to don the spray tan in the name of sketch comedy.
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"In the name of preventing conflicts of interest, they've introduced so many more conflicts of interest," Kenski said.
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In the name of defending Islam, jihadists have killed more Muslims than even the hated "Crusaders and Jews".
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New York City officials later confirmed that the attack was carried out in the name of ISIS. Aug.
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The campaign in question, 1 Malaysia, called for reforms to affirmative action in the name of national unity.
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I looked at my dashboard and first said, 'I rebuke you satan in the name of Jesus Christ.
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The gift will be made through the Bettencourt Foundation in the name of Liliane's daughter Francoise Bettencourt-Meyers.
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Every year, nearly a thousand people are known to be killed in the name of honor in Pakistan.
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Most other "controversial" content in this vein is allowed to remain up in the name of free speech.
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Click here to view original GIFHockey pucks get put through a lot in the name of internet views.
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Wholesale restructuring of Detroit inspires scepticism, because past city efforts hurt black residents in the name of development.
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America, however, claims its tariffs are in the name of national security and that retaliation is therefore unjustified.
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But there is a market for slogans that flatten LGBTQ experiences in the name of homogeneity and palatability.
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I wondered to myself, what in the name of all that is good and Instagrammable is this place?
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Why do we still hope to teach end users to use complex products in the name of security?
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Either way, we can all agree that engineers put up with lot in the name of artistic genius.
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Archer allegedly confessed to carrying out what Ross described as a "cowardly act" in the name of Islam.
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"He has confessed to committing this cowardly act in the name of Islam," Ross told a press conference.
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It's very much like the French Burkini ban: an illiberal policy justified in the name of liberal values.
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We're sure nothing in the following catalog sounds like anything you've done in the name of fandom, right?
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Now, a new TV show plans to dredge up all the election drama in the name of entertainment.
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In the Spotify era, all manners of syntactical abuses have been purveyed in the name of pop music.
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I do not support world improvers who seek dominion over others in the name of a utopian ideal.
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These changes, in the name of slum clearance and poverty alleviation, altered the aesthetics of American cities forever.
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Since the official opening, ICE has also been taking other steps in the name of safeguarding transgender women.
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"Those who spread violence in the name of bigotry strike at the very core of America," Trump said.
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French Montana and Drake hit the links in the Dominican Republic Thursday in the name of new music.
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In the name of being "pro-life," Texas Republicans cut those women off from the care they trust.
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For just over an hour, you threw fifty pound notes onto a bonfire in the name of art.
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They're out there, spreading their message, and people feel empowered to commit crimes in the name of hate.
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Models have to do so much in the name of fashion: Bleach their eyebrows until they fall out.
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However, last night, in the name of party unity, both (kinda) delivered remarks (sorta) in support of Trump.
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Still, many supported him in the name of party, saying they don't agree with what he has said.
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Let's have a thorough-going debate in the name of democracy and fairness, working toward the common good.
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One needn't be a pirate, after all, to embark on an enterprise strictly in the name of treasure.
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But in the name of Respecting Art, these people did an impressively good job at keeping their cool.
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That's why some of it has to be manufactured — all in the name of good TV, of course.
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Secularism is moving toward a culture that excludes God from the public conscience in the name of tolerance.
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They seem poised to cede them in the name of broad unity with Mr. Trump on other matters.
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What's more notable is that the Post is intent on facilitating this agenda in the name of civility.
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Among Democrats, the view that Wasserman Schultz should go in the name of party unity isn't unanimous. Sen.
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I had bought the thing in the name of economy, but it had become an attraction in itself.
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He would rather be infamous than be unknown, and he'd quickly sacrifice morals in the name of notoriety.
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Two scientists carried a urine-filled, 3D-printed kidney onto Disney World rides in the name of science.
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More than ever, old monuments to famous white American men are being threatened in the name of progress.
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It was all in the name of leaving me more leftovers, but I definitely still had takeout envy.
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But that doesn't mean people shouldn't be encouraged to go all out in the name of celebrating Thrones.
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Instead, most fighters claimed to be fighting in the name of their town, their brigade, or their blood.
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In the name of speed and convenience, it seems we have lost track of the importance of continuity.
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The easiest way is to have one's American assets held in the name of a foreign holding company.
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An earlier version of this article included an incorrect Chinese character in the name of Xian'er's WeChat account.
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That is a good thing, because we need to stop hitting our children in the name of discipline.
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"Never again shall a negative, hateful message be uttered in the name of 'religious freedom,'" the group said.
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Bobby Sands knew exactly what he was doing when he denied himself food in the name of politics.
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I've eaten countless burgers, fries, fried chicken sandwiches, and frozen dairy desserts, all in the name of journalism.
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Ditto all the women who supported the deeply uncomfortable bloomer movement, in the name of a feminist future.
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I couldn't believe how many people had decided to brave the sweltering temperatures in the name of culture.
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The issue of prescription drug costs is simply too important to be sacrificed in the name of politics.
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Perpetrators can deny that their crimes were in the name of "honor," and thus avoid the mandatory term.
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Over the past eight years, Hunter has harshly criticized the Obama administration in the name of "the troops".
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Political leaders are not unanimous in the belief that, in the name of solidarity, they must endorse Macron.
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About 100,000 women got their names onto titles that had been solely in the name of their husbands.
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Leading American voices are now advocating a crackdown on hateful or fake speech in the name of tolerance.
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Maybe this will be a thing going forward -- a who's who on Sunday in the name of God.
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I've done so many things on stage... And if it's in the name of comedy, I don't care.
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It's a small price to pay to for the privilege of slaughtering orcs in the name of education.
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Since then I've cycled through dozens of apps and services, all in the name of keeping myself focused.
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Australia has insisted to surveillance alliance Five Eyes that encryption must be compromised in the name of safety.
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This one was sent in the name of current New Democracy spokesperson Vasilis Kikilias and injured one person.
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Handy, that last part, and also the reason why "brain-inspired" is in the name of the lab.
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They go hand in hand, and it's wrong to sacrifice the latter in the name of the former.
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In the name of revenue, private psychiatric units have been downsized or left out of new hospitals altogether.
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In the name of keeping costs "under control", it can slash expenditures, which will hit seniors particularly hard.
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In order to prevent that from happening, Doctor Manhattan obliterates Rorschach in the name of the greater good.
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After all this, we embraced, took a photo in the name of content, and called it a day.
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Any L.G.B.T.Q. person that supports this administration also supports legal discrimination against them in the name of religion.
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Taking these precautions, such as limiting public gatherings, in the name of public health is obviously worth doing.
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After the Emperor Xianfeng's death, she governed in the name of young male heirs — from behind a screen.
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"This project was created in the name of liberal education, of global outreach, of cosmopolitanism," Professor Keshavarzian said.
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Our faces are spirited away in the name of societal stability, crime prevention, corporate profit or national security.
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Kim likes a good con, but only in the name of a corporate client or a broke defendant.
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Talismanic races as a homebred for Sheikh Mohammed in the name of his powerhouse global racing operation, Godolphin.
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He had effectively backed them into voting for a more conservative bill in the name of party unity.
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This is about rejecting willful absurdities that equalize the very unequal in the name of art and consumption.
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Some drink their water, while others bread it and deep-fry it in the name of scientific discovery.
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The website is registered in the name of Jurvetson's former executive assistant and was updated in late March.
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Free speech and freedom of the press were at times sharply curtailed in the name of national security.
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What keeps people from blowing up their lives in the name of passion, if not fear of God?
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While supporting property investment would boost growth, the government has maintained buying curbs in the name of rebalancing.
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In the name of freedom, retire "populism," a blanket term that insults the differences through which democracy thrives.
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There's no point in complaining that "Raging Bull" alters its subject in the name of spectacle and storytelling.
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Those who gathered in the name of hatred and bigotry did so under the banners of defeated regimes.
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But the pledge could imperil swaths of the American economy, costing jobs in the name of saving them.
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He and his defenders are casting aside a struggling country in the name of short-term political gain.
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He claimed to have perpetrated the attack in the name of the Islamic State in Iraq & Syria (ISIS).
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Sweden sterilized 63,000 people under a 1935-1975 program, almost all women, in the name of racial purity.
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It's tempting to justify overworking employees in the name of getting customers their packages a little bit faster.
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O'Brien's remarks came hours after Cindy McCain presented an award in the name of her late husband, Sen.
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Earlier this month, President Trump suggested he might cancel "all future 'press briefings '" in the name of accuracy.
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Congregations find themselves defending the development — and even the destruction — of their homes in the name of survival.
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This was done in the name of a movement that I thought worked for the will of God.
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The conversion to points was being done in the name of "justice and social progress," Mr. Macron said.
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Pope Francis was in Egypt, where he argued forcefully against acts of violence in the name of religion.
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She ran a hospital, which required her to make tough budgetary decisions in the name of helping people.
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But Perry then proposed new subsidies for coal and nuclear plants in the name of improving grid resiliency.
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Mr. Woods said he had written in the name of someone else instead of voting for either candidate.
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The army has repeatedly postponed elections in the past in the name of reforms to bring about reconciliation.
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I encouraged them to continue fighting hard for justice in the name of their children and future generations.
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In response, STX issued a statement in the name of one of the film's characters, the attorney Fred.
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Foreign banks received the regulations warmly but asked Treasury to go even further, in the name of fairness.
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Foreign banks received the regulations warmly but asked Treasury to go even further, in the name of fairness.
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He also doesn't believe that violence should be used in the name of getting points of view across.
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Collins did not support Trump in 2016; instead, she wrote in the name of House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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I think it's appropriate to warn—you'd better stop, in the name of almighty God, you'd better stop.
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I'd scattered 14 more of these throughout Vancouver's Craigslist page, in all categories, in the name of art.
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As it stands, the only realistic political alternative to the federal government maintaining these stolen public lands is to turn them over to oil and gas and mining companies, industries that would sooner see them reshaped in the name of capitalism than in the name of preservation or environmental justice.
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Despite the "coin" in the name of this wallet, I would absolutely not recommend it as a coin pouch.
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But what is so civilized about mass slaughter, torture and planetary despoliation in the name of anything or anybody?
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Joe's increasingly violent behavior in the name of love is enough to make you swear off dating apps forever.
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The debate over altering a bedrock law governing the internet in the name of curbing sex trafficking was polarizing.
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Or is Taylor Swift letting her nice mask drop on purpose, either in the name of art or catharsis?
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"NO!" she says abruptly, putting her hand out in a Stop-in-the-Name-of-Love move for emphasis.
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He has hitched Alberta to a national campaign against Mr Trudeau's climate policy, waged in the name of "affordability".
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Of course, Russell wasn't about to turn his back on his training in the name of doing something different.
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It also adds to a long and storied history of getting mice fucked up in the name of science.
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Trump sued in the name of his hotel companies, Trump Ruffin Commercial LLC and Trump Ruffin Tower I LLC.
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But that world is dying because people are killing it in the name of winning elections — and it's scary.
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If he had to sacrifice some punchlines in the name of bringing this issue to light, so be it.
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Hale is no stranger to going under the needle in the name of adding to her body art collection.
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In office, the Trump administration has done a few things in the name of U.S. interests to upset multilateralists.
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Rather than buying in the name of growth, he will probably be managing decline, for a while at least.
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Alas, in the name of journalism (and my love for beauty), I sucked it up and swiped it on.
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Of course, it's up to you whether you do anything in the name of the new moon at all.
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As cameras proliferate in the name of safety, there's a real chance they can be misused to invade privacy.
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She's not the first person to donate to the health organization in the name of an anti-abortion politician.
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If the vehicle knows the driver should slow down, it will tell the driver in the name of efficiency.
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You lied in the name of ideals,but the tradition of lyingWas continued by thosebetter suited for purposeful lies.
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If you are lucky, of course, you don't personally know the dead you are digging in the name of.
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"You can't do something like this in the name of Jews and Israel," Low told The Times of Israel.
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I am here to warn the Kerala government, don't suppress the devotees in the name of the court verdict.
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It's about raging against the "politically correct" elite that stifle honest truth-telling in the name of opposing racism.
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It's all in the name of fun — and creating a music video capable of shattering Vevo records, of course.
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You have to do stuff like bury footballs and chop off your punter's foot in the name of motivation.
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His calls for détente with the Kremlin in the name of tackling IS are enthusiastically endorsed by Mr Fillon.
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A totally open, unvetted Libra developer platform in the name of "innovation" over safety is a ticking time bomb.
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Google took what could have been a visually impressive design and covered it up in the name of ergonomics.
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Negan brutalizes his victims, enslaves women, and operates a large-scale racketeering operation in the name of ensuring safety.
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" Clarke continued his thought about Black Lives Matter, saying, "They teach vile and vitriol in the name of virtue.
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A security law, known as Article 20133, wielded in the name of punishing treason and secessionism, keeps citizens wary.
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Probably, but clearly I'm willing to subject my stomach to risky situations in the name of curiosity (read: laziness).
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There's no shortage of stalking, posturing, and trash-talking all in the name of putting on a good show.
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"Regulation has begot regulation all in the name of so-called consumer choice," the report says of these plans.
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For now, constraining the market in the name of l'exception culturelle remains an article of faith for French policymakers.
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Every few years after that, he has returned to be poked, prodded and tested in the name of science.
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But risking profits and popularity in the name of inclusivity and accurate depiction was more important to the artist.
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Launching a violent attack in the name of that ideology can give new meaning and purpose to their lives.
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Suppose a renegotiated agreement allowed America to impose higher tariffs in the name of narrowing its import-export gap.
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In the name of workers' rights, she issued new rules on working hours, which companies denounced as unduly rigid.
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On the other, they're known for grand acts of altruism in the name of what is right and good.
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The PKK has waged a three-decade insurgency for greater autonomy in the name of Turkey's 15 million Kurds.
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In April, she walked a catwalk in Times Square in only her underwear in the name of body positivity.
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So in the name of being #ontrend, we're suiting up from now until the ball drops on December 31st.
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WikiLeaks has a history of dumping sensitive information on the internet and running away in the name of impartiality.
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We'll execute this oversight function in the name of the citizens, and thus was born the two oversight committees.
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Now, the maligned purple giant is asking the government to declassify the alleged order in the name of transparency.
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A public health crisis of this magnitude is no time to block emergency funding in the name of politics.
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In the black and white video, we see Graham flex and run in the name of the Christmas spirit.
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In the name of modernisation, he banned the veil and dispatched his police to rip them off mullahs' wives.
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" Mr Rodríguez: "The United States seems destined by Providence to plague America with torments in the name of freedom.
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As the Syria bombing shows, he [Trump] is not entirely against doing things in the name of human rights.
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The National Institutes of Health plans to sequence the genomes of 1,000,000 Americans in the name of personalized medicine.
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Nearby, at the Equal Justice Initiative's Legacy Museum, similar intrusions occur in the name of art, experience, and interaction.
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But it's all in the name of style, and the sleek exterior may make up for these fussy aspects.
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By the end of the movie, Jackie's chugging turpentine and beating ass in the name of liberating the proletariat.
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I was happy to be a guinea pig in the name of journalism if it meant landing a byline.
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"The government cannot allow centers where people, male and female, are maltreated in the name of religion," he said.
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The government has broad legal authority to detain people and enforce U.S. borders in the name of public health.
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The country's recording industry association had criticized the lyrics but defended its choice in the name of artistic freedom.
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And no matter what inquiring scientists put them through in the name of science, tardigrade life finds a way.
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In the meantime, millions of eligible voters face undue barriers to voting in the name of ending voter fraud.
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Third, populists claim to speak in the name of the "the people," and often demonize those disagreeing with them.
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