"The Promise Program is irrelevant to Nikolas Cruz," Gualtieri said.
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" He added, "What happened to Novak is irrelevant to me.
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My point is, that that piece is irrelevant to me.
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This is irrelevant to a gentleman's solemn responsibility: his own conduct.
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Yet that doesn't mean decertification is irrelevant to the agreement's fate.
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"The identity of victim is irrelevant to his guilt," he said.
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Whether foreigners apply tariffs or not is irrelevant to that conclusion.
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It is irrelevant to everything in the reality that is happening.
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But that nuance is irrelevant to a President eager to discredit him.
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But that doesn't mean that economic distress is irrelevant to Trump's supporters.
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Fortunately, this chicken-and-egg riddle is irrelevant to this particular dish.
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Whether it was legal, however, is irrelevant to whether it was smart.
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Finally, his animus toward marijuana legalization is irrelevant to this policy discussion.
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"I think link fences is irrelevant to the crying of children," Cramer responded.
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He argues that the case is irrelevant to children of illegal immigrants today.
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Mandalay Bay argues that the Dunbar case is irrelevant to the Paddock attack.
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"Her gender identity is irrelevant to the story," Richards said of the character.
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Workers at the site in Texas told us the politics is irrelevant to them.
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They argued the information is irrelevant to the jury and prejudicial to the case.
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But this is irrelevant to the families who are still watching their children suffer.
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But for the page operators, the question is irrelevant to the task at hand.
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Therefore, money is irrelevant to a legacy if that money is kept to oneself.
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Their citizenship status is irrelevant to my safety; the other factors are very relevant.
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A list of donors to tax-exempt groups is irrelevant to the IRS's function.
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But he has concluded that it is irrelevant to the broader issue of legality.
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Moreover, said law professor Levinson, a presidential self-pardon is "irrelevant" to congressional investigators.
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The future flow of immigration is irrelevant to a discussion about legalizing DACA recipients.
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"Maybe he got a parking ticket yesterday — that is irrelevant to the case," Porter replied.
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He is irrelevant to this process," Kaine said on MSNBC's "All In with Chris Hayes.
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But this is largely because the AU, unlike the EU, is irrelevant to most people's lives.
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"Donald Trump's visit is irrelevant to solving this problem," Senator Debbie Stabenow said in an interview.
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Harvard, in court papers, has argued that the historical record is irrelevant to the current case.
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Whether public whistleblowers have signed White House NDAs is irrelevant to the scope of their rights.
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Whether Russia wants a multipolar world or not is irrelevant to the reality that multi-polarity exists.
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The group's roots are rural; it has long maintained that holding cities is irrelevant to its existence.
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Fretting over a single cent being spent on players is irrelevant to the financial wherewithal of the business.
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I feel that race is irrelevant to cosplay, and that anyone can be whatever they want to be.
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It is irrelevant to me whether somebody who's doing the work is from Wunderman Thompson or Y&R.
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Democrats point out that deportation and family separation continue — and a border wall is irrelevant to asylum seekers.
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Out of a massive and constant deluge of information, much of it is irrelevant to our actual survival.
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It is irrelevant -- to him -- that he's been in charge of a transition government since Christmas Eve 2018.
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But whether Rosenstein achieved the warrant fairly or not is irrelevant to the personal politics involved, others said.
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This includes content that is irrelevant to their interests that might have otherwise been recommended by the company's algorithm.
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Acknowledging she has been deported several times before, Bernal said the woman's arrest record is irrelevant to her detention.
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But the cause of Trump's anger is irrelevant to his opponents; what matters is that he can be provoked.
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It's the kind of theater that Trump's supporters outside Washington say is irrelevant to their affection for the President.
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Whether there's an answer to that question is irrelevant; to Pecknold, the question may as well not even exist.
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"Unless you are holding VIX options or futures to expiration, this is irrelevant" to the average trader, Benton said.
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And whether its sale means it eventually falls into the hands of a collector of memorabilia is irrelevant to Bourdrez.
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Whether young men commonly get into bar fights is irrelevant to the issue of the nominee's honesty about his past.
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They don't understand that a woman's clothing or her sexual past is irrelevant to whether she agrees to have sex.
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That these artists are considered outsiders is irrelevant to our ability to relate to some of their most intimate yearnings.
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" Officer Bailey's lawyer, Jeff Cohen, said his client's side job providing security for Ms. Aispuro "is irrelevant to the charges.
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The answer, of course, is no, you don't report that detail, because the hero being gay is irrelevant to the story.
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Democrats say Hunter Biden, son of former Vice President Joe Biden, is irrelevant to the issues in the articles of impeachment.
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That news coverage and satire are unpleasant for him is irrelevant to whether coercive power should be deployed to control them.
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That in the age of Google it takes about two minutes to find almost anyone is irrelevant to the novel's loose narrative.
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However, says Baral, whether a man's report of stigma is a matter of fear or actual violence is irrelevant to that effect.
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Birch, incidentally, is a mother of two, so it's as tempting as it is irrelevant to wonder whether these themes slant personal.
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Whether or not this class is theoretically accessible to everyone is irrelevant to those who know in their gut they'll never join it.
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Age is irrelevant to creative work, but in Silicon Valley, especially on the startup side, there's a bias toward young entrepreneurs and employees.
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The whole "choice" issue is irrelevant to American higher education policy, and thus irrelevant to federal interactions with Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
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But that doesn't mean the T-Mobile/Sprint competition is irrelevant to the majority of Americans who subscribe to AT&T or Verizon.
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" Therefore, Greaves said, a fetal heartbeat, which is usually detected about six weeks into a pregnancy, "is irrelevant to the claim of personhood.
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The actual truthfulness is irrelevant to the emotional result of having a system of faith and belief, if it helps bring people together.
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Writing about a place which is irrelevant to most Brits doesn't make that much sense to some, and appears simply stupid to others.
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Jennicet Gutiérrez, national organizer for Familia: Trans Queer Liberation Movement, said Hernandez's record is irrelevant to the fact that she died in ICE's custody.
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But, they warned, if investigators stumble across something incriminating — even if it is irrelevant to the original case — the accuser can become the accused.
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Pluto is still classified as a dwarf planet, and whether or not we call it a planet is irrelevant to Telfer and his team's work.
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Yet, despite originally saying this testimony was essential to getting to the truth, Schiff now argues it is irrelevant to moving the impeachment process forward.
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It is my belief that, in 90% (or more!) of cases, the actual university that issues your degree is irrelevant to your success in life.
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The familial dynamic is irrelevant to the legal substance of the complaint — but seems to be part of a deeper attack on Sanchez's moral character.
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There are dudes they can (and do) enjoy a romp with, but for Mia and Mel, sex is irrelevant to the fantasy of true intimacy.
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The Tribune name is irrelevant to the vast majority of consumers and newspapers that once proudly published under that banner are shadows of their former glory.
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However, the Trump administration is arguing that a lack of open beds isn't the issue, and is irrelevant to whether or not Homestead continues to operate.
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Lyon is seeking to have the conflicting testimony thrown out on the grounds that it is irrelevant to the criminal case against him, according to WJRT .
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Reading great literature, as David Denby advocates, has served him well, but it is irrelevant to the majority of high school students in today's digital age.
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Finally, note that Trump's campaign promise of allowing insurers to sell plans across states is irrelevant to the problem of high premiums observed in some places.
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Some in the old guard argue social media is irrelevant to the real world and should be avoided completely by military members, especially given operational security concerns.
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It excluded a slew of potential participants, who deviate from the traditional beauty pageant image, and is irrelevant to the role the winner plays after she's crowned.
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But many of Mr. Nunes's conservative constituents say he is representing them just fine, and besides, the fracas of Washington is irrelevant to their lives, many say.
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"That, as you, I hope, know by now, is irrelevant to the Brady obligations to turn over potentially exculpatory information," she said in court on May 17.
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That includes the contents of an unsolicited voicemail Hall previously said he received from Mitchell (and which Hall said is irrelevant to the adjudication, in any case).
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But what lawmakers might have thought more than 50 years ago is irrelevant to the matter at hand, which is what the law they passed actually says.
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What's particularly interesting ... Aaron Hernandez's brain is irrelevant to his time in prison, the murder of which he was convicted or anything else involving the justice system.
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Feinstein seems to believe that what a powerful man has allegedly done in a bedroom, even criminal behavior, is irrelevant to what he might do in a courtroom.
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This connection is irrelevant to the way the film plays out, but it's still a fun bit of gossip that likely improved word-of-mouth-related ticket sales.
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"The country is irrelevant to me," he said over a bowl of shrimp soup with pasta and peppers at an Atlanta branch of his restaurant, Taqueria del Sol.
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Whether that candidate has the support of a majority of the party's members before the nomination is irrelevant to the party leaders, except for how it plays in November.
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But the depth is irrelevant to addressing concerns about leaks in karst topography, says Brent Walls, an organizer with Upper Potomac Riverkeepers, a local environmental group which opposes the pipeline.
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His transformation is irrelevant to whether or not I will be able to live the sort of life I could have were it not for the injustice done to me.
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Even if the allegations against the Bidens were true, for which no reliable evidence exists (and for which exculpatory evidence does exist), that is irrelevant to the proceedings at hand.
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It's super busy, stupidly exclusive, and an annoying spectacle from an industry infamous for ignoring people who aren't "beautiful" in a very specific way that is irrelevant to most consumers.
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Further, the D.A. basically calls out Gooding's team for victim shaming, saying her mental health history is irrelevant to whether the actor touched her breast that night in the NYC bar.
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Whether cheer proceeds from musical form or vice versa is irrelevant to a performer this excitable, this eagerly distracted by each new hook and each fresh click of the drum machine.
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She argues that her information is irrelevant to FATCA's objective—to catch tax evaders—because she earns less than $104,000 and thus qualifies for an income-tax exemption under American rules.
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Nothing could be further from the truth, but again, the truth is irrelevant to Trump if it helps him with his base to bend it or to wholly throw it out.
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No further details were revealed about why Sandi Jackson, 53, is seeking information from Hall, 20073, but Jackson Jr.'s attorney tells PEOPLE that their relationship is irrelevant to the divorce case.
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But being audited is irrelevant to these reasons: disclosure would show such matters whether any candidate is being audited or not, and Trump does keep saying he will disclose after the audit.
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People take it to mean that having money is irrelevant to being happy, but really it just means that happiness can&apost be bought and sold like an item at a store.
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But the nature of the medium is irrelevant to the meaning of the First Amendment: Its phrase "freedom of the press" inherently included the right of the author to conceal his identity.
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Even though this is irrelevant to the whole matter of illegal secret campaign contributions and worse yet to have the same data manipulators focus instead on changing votes after they are cast electronically.
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"Almost all of my patients tell me that their sex lives got better after the shot, so the question of whether or not the G-spot exists is irrelevant to me," Dr. Wolter argues.
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The father of missing University of Iowa student Mollie Tibbetts has issued a plea to the public, asking that they come forward with information even if they may feel it is irrelevant to the case.
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So it's no wonder that a presidential election was relevant to filling a Supreme Court vacancy that occurred in 2628, while the mid-term congressional election is irrelevant to filling one that occurred this year.
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Whether the laws change to be just a little more trans-friendly is irrelevant to people who are going to break the law and sexually harass or assault people in the bathroom in the first place.
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"Political affiliation is irrelevant to my work," Mr. Rosenstein said at his confirmation hearing in March, pledging to impartially handle the Justice Department investigation into possible ties between the Trump campaign and Russia, which he would oversee.
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It strikes me that, say, Theresa May's marital status has no bearing on her decision to call an early election in Britain, and that Jacqueline Kimmelstiel's marital status is irrelevant to her childhood experience fleeing the Nazis.
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The fact that the military aid was eventually unfrozen is irrelevant to whether bribery was committed: A public official violates the bribery statute by merely seeking or demanding a bribe, regardless of whether the transaction is completed.
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Business groups have contended that it forces companies to furnish politically charged information that is irrelevant to making investment decisions and that it costs too much for companies to trace the source of minerals through the supply chain.
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"While a 1933 Act claim may, by coincidence, share some similarities with a fiduciary duty claim, the plaintiff's status as a stockholder is irrelevant to the federal claim," wrote the law profs' counsel from Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann.
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The reality is a mix: The Clintons really were unfairly targeted in the early 1990s, but the experience has left them sufficiently jaded and paranoid that they think their own conduct is irrelevant to whether they'll be targeted.
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Ellison and Catz argued in their motion to quash the subpoenas for the special litigation committee's documents, interview notes, financial analyses and mediation memos that much of the material produced to the committee is irrelevant to the shareholders' case.
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It is one of several SEC disclosure rules required by the 2010 Dodd-Frank law that Republicans and business groups have long sought to repeal, saying they force companies to furnish politically charged information that is irrelevant to making investment decisions.
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At one point, every worker will have lost patience with "Tommy Tangents" (those who drone on at length about an issue that is irrelevant to the agenda) and "Hearsay Harrys" (those who cannot tell the difference between a personal anecdote and scientific evidence).
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A human rights organisation had filed a petition with a national human rights watchdog urging the army to postpone its decision until after the soldier had completed the court process, but the army said that legal proceeding is irrelevant to its personnel decisions.
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Business groups opposed to the measure have contended that it forces companies to furnish politically charged information that is irrelevant to making investment decisions and that it costs too much for companies to trace the source of minerals through the supply chain.
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"I think it will be a mistake to take into account the political process not because it is irrelevant to the economy but because this will actually be the politicization of monetary policy," he told CNBC's Steve Liesman while attending the Fed's Jackson Hole summit.
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Desiring death or a natural life sentence for those who inflict traumatic violence is a rational response because whether or not my particular rapist transforms is irrelevant to whether or not I will ever have the chance to be the sort of person I might have been.
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Although the familial nature of the response is irrelevant to Bezos's formal argument (which is about the definition of defamation, and whether it has been met), the legal filing takes every opportunity to emphasise the moral element: that Sanchez did not upset just anybody, but his sister.
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In the case of the New York City public schools, the fact that graduation rates and test scores have risen because of the competitive nature of the system is irrelevant to young activists, irate that a top New York City school does not better reflect the city's demographics.
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Knowing what frequency to use, what to say, who to say it to, and when, while picking your own call sign out of the frequent chatter, most of which is irrelevant to you, and parsing / copying down the important information you need — that would be nontrivial all by itself, at first.
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What's more, there's no monetary threshold for a civil violation, meaning that the Justice Department's apparent inability to quantify the "thing of value" the president was soliciting is irrelevant to the Justice Department's duty to notify the commission and not a bar to that agency's potential imposition of a civil penalty.
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However, Judge Richard Leon, who will decide if AT&T will be allowed to buy Time Warner, is unlikely to consider a report of potential wrongdoing by the wireless giant because it is irrelevant to the merger trial under way in Washington, said Seth Bloom, a veteran of the Justice Department's Antitrust Division.
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The work of other hands is mandatory to the visualization of LeWitt's art as well, but it is irrelevant to its essence, given that each piece consists of a set of instructions detailing the creation of the piece, which in theory as well as practice can be made, unmade, and remade ad infinitum.
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Post Premise #3: The Privacy Act is irrelevant to Comey because it does not cover this type of information While not the focus of my prior analysis of the Comey violations, I do mention that such disclosures can violate the Privacy Act, which is incorporated in various FBI agreements and employment documents.
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Women signing the letter "represent all political parties" according to the authors, and argue that "as sexual assault violates a woman's most fundamental rights, it must be considered a failure of character at any age," dismissing arguments from some conservatives that Kavanaugh's alleged conduct in high school is irrelevant to his potential Supreme Court appointment.
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But it has, and that information has generated significant questions about the agency's procedures; it cannot now claim that the outstanding information is irrelevant to the public's scrutiny of those procedures.... The Commission, its Chairman, Members of Congress, and more than a dozen state attorneys general have all expressed concern about the extent to which fake comments were submitted into the rulemaking record.
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After all, the prospect that the current motivated and patriotic generation of young immigrants might contribute "in even the smallest way" to the country's future is irrelevant to Trump supporters who, led by Attorney General Sessions, cheered the termination of President Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which has enabled more than 800,000 of these young people to stay in school and begin careers.
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It is irrelevant to say that the government should prioritize spending money on education and they have to create a consistent method to support the majority of our schools, because in the future this will help to get better education for our children, furthermore, teachers will feel more passionate and focus on their students and their vocation and not to worry about books, pencils, school furniture, computers and other things.
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Hip-hop artists are saying that they aren't including President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in their recent songs on political activism because he is irrelevant to the issues they're addressing, ABC News reported.
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The real meaning of the quote is irrelevant to healthy eating and spinach varieties; it's from Shakespeare's "Antony and Cleopatra," and it's a line from the beautiful Egyptian ruler, defending her change of opinion of Julius Caesar (no relation to the salad), whom she was once with, during what she calls My salad days When I was green in judgment, cold in blood, To say as I said then.
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"I was going out and making speeches and I was getting tens of thousands of people ... honestly it feels very much like it did in '16," Trump told the AP. But any subsequent argument that Trump makes that he is irrelevant to Republican losses in November will also be undermined by clear evidence that his turbulent presidency is a major motivating factor for voters heading to the polls.
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"Read more: Trump claimed the decision to host the G7 at his luxury Florida resort wasn't about PR, because he already gets 'more promotion than any human being that's ever lived'Marsco, however, argued that the resort's financial state is irrelevant to the question of whether the deal would violate the emoluments clauses, saying, "even if the resort was making money hand over fist for the past few years, still inappropriate and it's still a conflict of interest.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup MORE (D-Va.) on Tuesday said President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is "irrelevant" to negotiations to fund the federal government and avoid a shutdown, adding that the president will sign whatever Congress sends him.
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