A high discount rate justifies only a modest carbon price, while a low discount rate justifies rapid, substantial action to reduce emissions.
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The complacency of our Congress justifies our fears even more.
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" She told Jones in court: "Nothing justifies what you've done.
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It more than justifies the accolades Mr Stenson has received.
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Russophobia. Unlike Ukraine, however, where Moscow justifies its continued intervention
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Second is the view that the end justifies the means.
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Nothing else justifies seven pages on Charlie Sheen's 2011 breakdown.
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So the question becomes, what purpose justifies preferring minority applicants?
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Ironically, it's Alice's ignorance about the toss that justifies this.
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Of course, none of this justifies this act of violence.
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In its notice, DHS justifies the decision for each country.
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So now you have a story that justifies the spinoff?
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An executive's masterly performance justifies the compensation, in other words.
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Do you think the existing constituency on behalf of that justifies — ?
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Just hearing that someone justifies your feelings can mean so much.
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But I really am curious to hear how he justifies himself.
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It's a great feature that more than justifies an intermediate Rift.
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Asus at least justifies its weighty build with a 133,000mAh battery.
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"I don't know how Netflix justifies what they do," Snyder said.
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Casus belli, or an act that justifies war, according to some.
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But in McConnell's Machiavellian mind, the end always justifies the means.
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That in no way justifies any of the reported abhorrent behaviors.
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"It's not like we have any proof," she justifies to herself.
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This is what most clearly justifies Justice's opposition to the merger.
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It's this authority that justifies the DNI's seat in the Cabinet.
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Only if the legal evidence is there that justifies the inquiry.
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Sisi justifies these measures by pointing to the danger from extremists.
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Whatever cause they are fighting for, it never justifies such violence.
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What is the ideology that drives and justifies anti-Muslim bigotry?
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Yet those moments are fleeting, and ultimately, the effort justifies itself.
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The data has to be independent data that justifies the position.
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The next day I get my period, which explains and justifies this.
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Do you think the Bowling Green Massacre justifies President Trump's travel ban?
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This in turn justifies their retrograde and racist politics in the present.
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With that line, Morgan justifies the continued relevance of The X-Files.
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That way it's a continuing service that justifies itself with frequent updates.
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And this justifies the mean-spirited behavior on behalf of our government.
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So far so nice, but what justifies the Essence's four-figure price?
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This is also what justifies my cultural and copyright policy, for example.
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Let us be clear: There is no outfit that justifies sexual harassment.
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Australia takes the moral high ground and justifies its ruthless political approach.
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The Justice Department's report justifies healthy skepticism about police allegations in court.
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Even so, this Samsung justifies its premium perch in the QLED lineup.
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The evidence now available against Iran Air justifies this course of action.
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"This committee is very interested in what justifies filtering," Mr. Goodlatte said.
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Beyond this, no amount of pain, anticipated or continuing, justifies its withholding.
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"I can't see how anyone justifies talking about books anymore," she said.
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Nothing justifies torturing people, and it did not make the film better.
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Mr. de Jesús justifies that prediction, and makes — who'd have thought it?
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Nothing justifies setting an opponent on fire, as one protester apparently did.
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Is a legislative victory so important that it justifies promoting authoritarian government?
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This implies that corporate innovation alone justifies the entire federal science budget.
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We believe this justifies a market cap well above most incumbent OEMs.
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That justifies a second article of impeachment against the president for bribery.
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The comprehensive study accompanying the policy amply justifies why this is appropriate.
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To Mr. McConnell and his colleagues, that shift justifies their new position.
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But here are five reasons the film justifies all that breathless secrecy.
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Graham justifies his attitude, and allegedly the president's, by reference to patriotism.
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That totally justifies at least ten minutes of obscenities shouted at the roll.
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There is no external force that justifies a process this slipshod and partisan.
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Are we supposed to introduce ourselves in way that justifies our presence here?
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That seems like God is using an illegitimate "end justifies the means" ethic.
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"Nothing justifies the murder of journalists," chair Ryan Rosuaro said in a statement.
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"There's nothing about being pregnant that justifies any form of discrimination," she said.
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"Nothing justifies the arrest of Fariba Adelkhah and Roland Marchal," the statement said.
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The FBI justifies their demand by saying that lives are on the line.
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There simply is no justification — wall, war or politics — that justifies this shutdown.
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There is no ethical argument that justifies not doing the same for animals.
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The size difference between this and the other facial rollers justifies the price.
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The Engine's focus also justifies a large capital pool to invest in startups.
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Whether that justifies eating jelly beans on pizza—well, that's up to you.
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Ryan told reporters that Rosenstein has not committed any misconduct that justifies impeachment.
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We seem unable to escape the old excuse that a miniskirt justifies rape.
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Still, the movie never quite justifies the contrivance of its puzzle-box construction.
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Nothing in the First Amendment's Free Speech Clause justifies that kind of discrimination.
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The regime justifies this raft of draconian legislation as required to fight terrorism.
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The industry justifies the moves as essential for investing in research and development.
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There's an exploitation going on here that the media justifies for self-interested reasons.
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At some point, maybe there's enough persecution that [WOTF] justifies having its own country.
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That in no way justifies the homophobia or bigotry in the old blog posts.
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And we still make excuses for men if we think their art justifies it.
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No amount of money justifies the betrayal of our principles and values as Americans.
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Whether all of this justifies the jacket's $350 price tag is up to you.
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This "ends justifies the means" approach was known before the Mueller report was released.
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That this category struggles to live up to its idealistic promises justifies some scepticism.
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It is here that VOICE = SURVIVAL justifies its new equation, but with a corollary.
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Instead, she immediately purrs a sexual request that nearly justifies the initial sexual aggression.
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He articulates and justifies the resentment dammed up in the souls of the frustrated.
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McCaskill said that possibility justifies the committee receiving a closed briefing on the communications.
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Nothing — certainly not a hateful, unnecessary border wall — justifies taking away the people's voice.
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Nothing about the One Taps, from looks to feel, justifies the $125 price tag.
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We make simple calculations to confirm that money coming in justifies expenses going out.
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This is how he justifies his antagonistic, bombastic rhetoric toward the North Korean regime.
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Because of these bizarre and inaccurate assumptions, it justifies discrimination in our Christian nation.
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Even when cultural sensitivity is more smoothly integrated, it hardly justifies these Disney remakes.
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North Korea justifies its weapons programmes as necessary defence against U.S. plans to invade.
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In "Last Hope Island" she justifies her toast to the exiles and their compatriots.
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How do people coexist if loyalty to the tribe justifies cruelty done to others?
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Unless you consider that, to him, winning is everything -- and justifies all things. 32.
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He justifies this argument by describing his recent experiences as president of Goldman Sachs.
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"Nothing about the corporate form in itself justifies categorically foreclosing corporate liability," she wrote.
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What justifies continuing gross federal intervention in the graduate and professional student loan market?
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The end always justifies the means -- and the end is always and only winning.
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"It justifies the higher number of deaths and incidents for men," the study said.
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In recent years, new laws have also criminalized speech that supports or justifies terrorism.
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Having a capacity for grammar hardly justifies our thinking we have mastered the world.
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This is the logic by which Trump justifies all of his most extreme policies.
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But remember, you're already getting a driving experience and equipment level that justifies spending $50,000.
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If you're thinking that the tech justifies the price, I'm afraid that isn't the case.
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"The OA" mostly justifies that investment, even if the filmmakers couldn't quite stick the landing.
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The same belief system that justifies drone strikes and the so-called 'War on Terror.
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This, as Ms Yellen often acknowledges, justifies keeping rates lower than they otherwise would be.
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And it certainly justifies why the underground resistance is so eager to unlock that potential.
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But they certainly didn't tell a story that justifies it, so therefore it is bad.
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Bass comes through with absolute authority and a weight that justifies the buds' chunky form.
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Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's president, justifies the crushing of opposition as an act of anti-imperialism.
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Cameroonian authorities say the English-speaking separatists pose a security threat that justifies their crackdown.
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Some will argue that this justifies America's invasion to overthrow Saddam Hussein (which we supported).
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While drug companies say the drugs' effectiveness justifies their costs, some experts are pushing back.
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It said sharia justifies the oppression of women and homosexuality, and advocates female genital mutilation.
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Still, 51% of Trump supporters now believe that the massacre justifies Trump's extensive Muslim ban.
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It's certainly not the cheap truck it once was, but the Ranger justifies its price.
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"That said, none of these six explanations necessarily justifies the lack of fear," Cramer said.
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Can you see a business case which justifies these overheads for this period of time?
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"No crisis justifies violating the Constitution," Republican Senator Marco Rubio said on Twitter on Thursday.
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"We are reaching limits where the additional benefit no longer justifies the price," Schwan said.
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Amid the Swiss standoff, attention has focused on whether UPC's performance justifies its sale valuation.
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Still, he doesn't believe this promising outlook justifies various equity market valuations around the world.
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The experience with guest worker programs in the last century justifies skepticism about this claim.
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It said sharia justifies the oppression of women and homosexuality, and advocate female genital mutilation.
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It sounds as if your former colleague believes that his talent justifies any behavior whatsoever.
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Some have argued that supposedly ineffective use of Title II funds justifies ending the program.
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While this is true, this in no way justifies a 22015-3703 year prison sentence.
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For Xi, the success in containing the outbreak so far justifies the aggressive quarantine efforts.
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Hedlund almost justifies the emphasis given his character with a performance that's vehement and antsy.
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"There's nothing that justifies what happened to us," Ames told the meeting, according to ABC.
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The author seems to think yes, up until he justifies his own vacation to Greece.
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As long as you have a badge or a seal, the end justifies the means.
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The past is pored over, an immense repository of spilt blood that justifies more bloodshed.
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But economic performance on his watch justifies boasting on the biggest stage American presidents command.
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Indian Railways maintains that passenger safety justifies an exemption to the "Make in India" policy.
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In fact, they use lies strategically, to promote civic division, which then justifies authoritarian crackdowns.
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"The panic around deepfakes justifies quick technical solutions that don't address structural inequality," says Paris.
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The fact is that there is a risk of escalation that justifies our diplomatic action.
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Annual fees can cost hundreds of dollars, and these perks are partly what justifies them.
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It's a conversation so interesting that it justifies musing about work during your time off.
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Any description of this attack that implies a 'yard dispute' justifies such violence misses the point.
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Drugs should be given only if the potential benefit justifies the potential risk to the infant.
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Typically, FISA warrants only get renewed if they uncover new evidence that justifies continuing the surveillance.
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Whether that justifies dispatching an expensive security detail to hunt it down is, however, another matter.
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I admire that just as much as I admire the poetry that justifies his self-confidence.
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That almost justifies a flight to Australia, depending on just how devoted you are to Oreos.
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But none of this justifies the direction the Trump NPR proposes to take U.S. nuclear strategy.
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A figure, he says, that more than justifies the company's $160 million (and counting) in funding.
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I am not suggesting that helping this group justifies removing means-tested subsidies for the poor.
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In any event, this black-and-white film's pictorial quality alone justifies the price of admission.
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EU COMMISSION SAYS ITALY'S GROWING DEBT JUSTIFIES THE LAUNCH OF A DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE AGAINST ROME - DOCUMENT
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"The now healthier global economy justifies these higher yields," JPMorgan Asset Management's Seamus Mac Gorain said.
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But that justifies limitless state surveillance, and risks a chilling effect on citizens' fundamental civil liberties.
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But the very premise of watching minifigs perform as Hollywood superstars justifies it by a mile.
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In the docs, Kim justifies the $5 mil by explaining her capacity to make big money.
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"We have a crisis at our southern border, but no crisis justifies violating the Constitution," Sen.
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But in China, carriers must often upgrade before the volume of data traffic justifies it economically.
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Isn't it equally toxic that religious dogma often justifies hate, bigotry, misogyny, homophobia, and other prejudices?
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" The president said nothing justifies violence against law enforcement and said that "justice will be done.
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David says the fact she's not even trying to help herself ... justifies terminating the spousal support.
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While the twist on the premise is cool, people don't entirely think it justifies her outfit.
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And we as a nation have to be clear that nothing justifies violence against law enforcement.
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We act on rationale that justifies our action, not on the reality of what is there.
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And any means to win justifies the end -- as long as the end is a victory.
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This perhaps justifies their overwhelmingly positive outlook on the economy (60%) and on their businesses (75%).
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" Frakt acknowledged that the data has limitations, "but I don't think it justifies withholding the data.
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That is, until Mr. Lane shows up and justifies whatever salary he's getting and then some.
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But that by no means justifies a military response to the situation there — far from it.
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A powerful faction in the government in Iran justifies domestic oppression by referring to American bellicosity.
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How do you balance creating and maintaining suspense with delivering an ending that justifies the journey?
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This may be an indicator that justifies further investment, that, in turn, leads to better performance.
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The Treasury review justifies the changes by saying regulatory burdens have depressed lending and economic growth.
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Nothing justifies Mr. Khashoggi's terrible death, but at least he need not have died in vain.
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It is the almost religious tenor of such transformations that justifies the term "conversion" for them.
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"There is nothing I can see in that document that justifies its being classified," said Sen.
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Often, such leaks reflect a conscious political calculation that the potential reward justifies any possible damage.
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But the ancient Washington motto, Exitus Acta Probat — "The Outcome Justifies the Deed" — is still discernible.
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The real issue is whether Congress concludes that this conduct, possibly together with other acts, justifies impeachment.
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Erdogan even has threatened to develop nuclear weapons, which justifies withdrawing U.S. tactical nuclear weapons from Turkey.
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LTE aside, there's little or nothing here that justifies the price of upgrade over last year's model.
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But none of this justifies keeping a child sealed away, alone in a shed, for a year.
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They see their own group as under threat, and think this justifies extreme violence in "self-defence".
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I'm not saying this justifies cannibalism on Earth (though for the record, it's common as hell here).
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While such violent action would usually be viewed as crime, the quarantine label justifies the extreme reaction.
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But I'm totally baffled as to where the $150 price hike comes from or what justifies it.
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Fortunately, it also happens to produce quite a bit of money, which justifies it for everyone else.
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Devil May Cry 5 justifies its own existence with a slavish devotion to being an absolute blast.
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But this hardly justifies forcing people to share large noisy spaces or bombarding them with electronic messages.
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Should we conclude, then, that the end (iconic sporting comeback) justifies the means (cheating) in such cases?
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I don't know, but I do think our predicament justifies some serious procedural hardball from the Democrats.
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As with Whiplash, ultimately it doesn't matter why the abuser acts out, or how he justifies it.
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Nonetheless, a return to normal interest rates justifies three increases in the Fed's short-term interest rates.
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As McDonald himself argues, HBS doesn't typically drive changes in business—it justifies change after it occurs.
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Any description of this attack that implies a "yard dispute" justifies such violence and misses the point.
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" One U.S. official familiar with the investigation says of Kushner: "He's an ends-justifies-the-means guy.
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The White House is not a whistleblower and nothing that I was shown justifies such duplicitous conduct.
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None of this justifies outbidding Marriott, which has more experience and can reap more savings from Starwood.
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Quinton's story highlights the strange and slippery legality that justifies a ban on a particular family arrangement.
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The first "Amazing Spider-Man" hardly justifies its existence, which makes its sequel all the more pointless.
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And, well, there's no real contrarian take here that justifies how the Celtics played on that end.
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As such, that justifies spending time studying it, in critical and challenging ways with a critical eye.
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This is familiar territory for single-guy stand-up, which is partly what justifies his unusual tactics.
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"The time and energy needed to investigate the president more than justifies this move by Rep. Engel."
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All that disillusionment suddenly seems profound, like you just stumbled upon a secret that justifies your condition.
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But it is a movie that more than justifies its own existence on scale and spectacle alone.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Bonadio justifies this accusation by contending that the terrorist attack represents an act of war.
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It is dictators who, through repression, produce Islamists and jihadists, who threaten stability, which justifies authoritarian rule.
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Either justifies Supreme Court review, wrote Facebook's Supreme Court counsel of record Paul Clement of Kirkland & Ellis.
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By playing the symphonies on period instruments, the Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique truly justifies yet another cycle.
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There's a thoughtfulness to the way Sucker Punch is constructed that justifies the marketing sleight of hand.
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The Party justifies these facilities on deradicalization grounds and asserts that Islamic extremists must be rehabilitated ideologically.
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"I don't think there's a big disruption in the U.S. market that justifies (these tariffs)," Santos added.
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Nothing that justifies that," Marshall said ... "But, I hate letting a coach go in the first year.
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"Nothing justifies intimidations and violence toward an elected official of the Republic," Mr. Macron wrote on Twitter.
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Is it necessarily the currency that justifies the same status as it has in the past years?
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The only logic the story needs is logic that justifies the presence of dinosaurs, robots, and karate.
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"That justifies to some extent drug companies being able to charge what they want to charge," Kessler said.
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But I don't think it justifies killing other human beings to prevent the deaths of other human beings.
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If anything justifies the unasked-for return of Arrested Development for a fifth season, this might be it.
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I'd recommend holding off to see if the sound quality justifies anything close to that price point, though.
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It justifies what plays as a rather rushed, if not outright problematic, love story in the original movie.
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The right has seized on this as the glaring omission that justifies skepticism about the entire Russia scandal.
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However, like Varys, justifies her action as part of the greater good and seems to genuinely believe it.
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The fact that I come from the world of music or a specific place or generation justifies nothing.
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Human rights groups that have long decried the regime's indiscriminate attacks say nothing justifies rebel attacks on civilians.
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McCready lawyer Marc Elias, however, said the evidence had revealed "massive election fraud" that justifies a new election.
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It is no good to say that a worry about being sued, by itself, justifies scrapping the programme.
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Then 40 years later, you could make another movie that somehow justifies the incorrect use of the parsec.
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However, Wind Tre is significantly more leveraged than its peers, which justifies a multi-notch difference in ratings.
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The combination of low price, decent quality, and increasing softness justifies the praise these sheet sets are receiving.
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The Trump administration justifies such moves as a necessary response to the prospect of limited Chinese nuclear strikes.
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The recent financial volatility, which could be a sign of problems to come, justifies the change of heart.
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Mary Fallin said the research justifies action taken by Oklahoma earlier this year to cut back on injections.
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The result is a bland heist movie in space that does nothing unexpected and never justifies its existence.
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There is an upside, though: "La Marseillaise" once again justifies its spot atop the world national anthem rankings.
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The congressman justifies blocking Morgaine and hundreds like her by pointing to the attempted assassination of Louisiana Rep.
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He posted respectable numbers in some states, including California and Colorado, but that hardly justifies his enormous expenditure.
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This year he released an album, "Again With Attitude," full of fierce music that justifies its boisterous name.
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In her world, material success justifies itself — especially when the alternative is dealing with loan sharks and mobsters.
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To get your money's worth, look for the $15-to-$25 range for quality that justifies the price.
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That can be hard to watch, but the play justifies both the character's and the author's fury convincingly.
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Then, too, there must be something of great quality that justifies the delight, and also something that doesn't.
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That justifies records in major equity benchmarks and P/E ratios near the highest since the financial crisis.
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Buyers say the convenience more than justifies interposing a Seattle-based corporation between their institutions and nearby businesses.
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First, the bill formally declares Russia in "material breach," which justifies reciprocal measures until Moscow return to compliance.
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Rather, Howell ruled, Speaker Nancy Pelosi's determination that several House committees were pursuing potential impeachment justifies the probe.
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So for all those reasons I think corporate profits remain strong and that justifies these kinds of valuations.
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"The ethics of means and ends is that in war the end justifies almost any means," Alinsky writes.
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But, I'm convinced that the CLS justifies its high price with industry-leading technology and great styling to boot.
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" Gor added: "Any description of this attack that implies a &aposyard dispute&apos justifies such violence misses the point.
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After the release of the store's surveillance footage, the couple's attorney, Thomas Horne, said nothing justifies the police response.
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It's somewhat challenging, because of course who makes the decision and how he justifies it does matter as well.
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It's fine, a lot of it is fine, but none of it justifies the XZ Premium's price or name.
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Taken strictly as a Chromebook, the Plus is relatively expensive, but it justifies almost all of its asking price.
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Paranoia about foreign invaders is the principle that justifies the quality of life in the so-called Hermit Kingdom.
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"We as a nation have to be loud and clear that nothing justifies violence against law enforcement," he said.
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"Nothing justifies intimidations and violence towards an elected official of the Republic," Macron tweeted in relation to the incident.
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But the EPP won only 24% of the seats, which hardly justifies an exclusive claim to lead the commission.
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" Marco Rubio (R-Fla.): "We have a crisis at our southern border, but no crisis justifies violating the Constitution.
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Hong Kong's government mostly justifies its race for space as a quick fix for an increasingly broken social system.
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It's the closest thing to a human "View source" we have, and that alone justifies the maelström surrounding it.
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Yet it's not what he does in Graduation that stings—it's the way he justifies it that's most galling.
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At the very least this thought pattern discounts the humanity of women and, ironically, justifies a man's impulsive lewdness.
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He said expected growth in power demand in Brazil justifies the investments already made and planned for coming years.
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Trump has spoken about "angel families" often, referencing the group as he justifies his hardline policies on illegal immigration.
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It also argues that this justifies relaxing fuel efficiency standards, since doing so would only augment environmental catastrophe slightly.
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Eva is a Machiavelli of the heart: avoiding the agony of another failed love justifies whatever duplicity is necessary.
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Iran justifies these efforts toward a localized Internet as necessary to fight American sanctions and cyberwar against the country.
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"It promotes, encourages and justifies acts of murder and terrorist violence against identified groups of people," Mr. Shanks said.
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It is this cumulative effect that justifies the payment of reparations to descendants of slaves long dead, supporters say.
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We also have ideas about what makes something "good" that either informs this affection, or justifies after the fact.
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He lies to you, and when you discover his deceit, he justifies his drug use by diminishing its harm.
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This bigotry, from the point of view of many immigration advocates, justifies excluding real restrictionists from the negotiating table.
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The court now justifies the broad authority of the political branches over immigration in terms other than naked racism.
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With surprising tempos and thoughtful phrasing, the album assertively justifies its place in a crowded field of piano versions.
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Today, the film is considered a masterpiece, one of the rare science fiction films that justifies its ontological aspirations.
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It softens some of the struggle and sleaze that we've already witnessed, and justifies the entrepreneurial larceny to come.
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She has argued that Brexit presents a dramatic change to Scottish life and therefore justifies a second independence vote.
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Watch the video ... Golding justifies his actions by saying he doesn't want the "poor creature" to go to waste.
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It justifies its weapons programs by pointing to perceived U.S. hostility and regularly threatens to destroy the United States.
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It's easy to see how that mindset justifies violence — even if neither the mindset nor the violence is justified.
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Winona plays Veronica, the popular girl with "morals," which somehow justifies helping to murder other popular girls named Heather?
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That said, the ability to use the dial to scroll between tabs in Chrome almost justifies the entire keyboard's existence.
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"This court has never said that mere convenience in gathering evidence justifies an exception to the warrant requirement," Sotomayor wrote.
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While the new name justifies a much broader and more flexible range of content, it leaves the overarching purpose unclear.
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President Donald Trump has made Rivera's immigration status a political issue, saying it justifies his hard-line stance on immigration.
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Even the Google Pixel justifies its top-tier price only thanks to Google's wizardly camera algorithms and optimized Android performance.
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The president's 24.4 budget justifies the current level of BOP funding by noting that the federal prison population is shrinking.
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America's government, rightly, justifies some of its gene-drive research as a way to develop better defences against harmful uses.
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Not one more man who justifies, who does not accuse the guilty, because he feels other men are his pack.
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The movie actually puts a strange emphasis on the concept of birth throughout that it never really justifies or earns.
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When it comes to helping the poor, incarcerated and addicted, he has long argued that the end justifies the means.
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Razer's unibody design evokes Apple's MacBook Pro, and it makes for a premium-feeling computer that justifies its high cost.
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Mr van Beurden justifies this with a third hard lesson: the world has a shared responsibility to tackle climate change.
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I don't believe Islam is inherently or necessarily violent, and I think a broad view of history justifies that claim.
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Certainly, the HomePod is loaded with audio technology that improves the experience, which at least partially justifies the high price.
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But for all the cold logic that justifies GameStop's decision, I can't help but think that it's a real loss.
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That justifies current interest rates, he said, which are at a "neutral" level that neither encourages nor discourages economic activity.
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And he justifies his hatred of women not with religious puritanism but with vague hand-waving about science and biology.
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Despite his three decades in the field, the LP is somehow Vega's first solo album, but it justifies the wait.
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Lack of clear inflationary pressure enables policymakers to prioritise sustaining growth over controlling prices and justifies the interest rate reduction.
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In this perverse society, the "psychological violence" of knowing a job is utterly pointless justifies it carrying a generous salary.
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Mr Shekau justifies his murder of Muslims on the basis that anyone refusing to engage in jihad is an apostate.
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"The level of deliciousness" that these recipes represent "justifies the little bit of extra work," he writes in his introduction.
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"We as a nation have to be loud and clear that nothing justifies violence against law enforcement", Mr Obama said.
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In the most extreme challenge, an Islamist fringe perceives Western democracy as an evil that justifies the most repugnant violence.
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It is always wrong, and its use by one political "side" never justifies its "in-kind" use by the other.
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It effectively justifies rival T-Mobile's tongue-in-cheek claim earlier this year that Verizon is having a midlife crisis.
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The goal is to define a reality that justifies his value system, thereby changing the value systems of his audience.
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"I think the clinical benefit will be pretty obvious but whether that justifies the upfront outlay is a big question."
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For instance, by making Obama a foreign citizen or Muslim, he is rendered delegitimate and different, which justifies preexisting animosity.
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In an essay in the London Review of Books last year, Bromwich provided insight into how Trump justifies his falsehoods.
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Somewhat reminiscent of Hyundai's striking Prophecy concept, the 2021 G80 sports a sleek, curvy look that justifies its luxury claims.
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They serve indefinite terms, but a president can remove one so long as he notifies Congress and justifies the move.
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Google says that this review process will look at whether an app's core functionality actually justifies this background location access.
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You can't find a scripture that justifies armed clergy, says McDonald, senior pastor of First Iconium Baptist Church in Atlanta.
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The argument invariably justifies this change by asserting that income inequality is culprit behind the financial imbalances of the program.
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Such people, Axon's warnings say, should be targeted "only if the situation justifies an increased risk" of injury or death.
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General Motors is only gradually reopening its dozen Chinese assembly plants as demand justifies it and local regulations allow it.
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Wall Street probably likes it because of Tribune's dwindling print business, which justifies the lower Ebitda on the Gannett offer.
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The military justifies its outsize role in the state on the need to defend the country from the threat of India.
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Federal Realty's sector-leading SSNOI growth and leasing spreads, and demonstrated access to multiple forms of capital justifies its higher rating.
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Something like that justifies the very existence of a game players and fans alike only care about in a vague way.
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PLUS, she justifies saying she wanted my horse to die because that was better than saying she wanted me to die.
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The fact that time keeps going, that some good could replace the bad that you experienced before, justifies the whole project.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)So what differentiates the original PowerWatch from the new PowerWatch X, and justifies an $80 price increase?
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Throughout her journey, when the situation justifies it, she punishes those who have harmed her and the people important to her.
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But whether that justifies paying a price that's slightly higher than that of the average smartphone has yet to be seen.
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Frankly, this extra lens is the S9+'s killer feature and the only thing that really justifies an S9+'s purchase.
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Karl justifies that it isn't cheating because "it's not real, it's like porn or something"—a proposition that Danny disagrees with.
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The game justifies itself with mystery and recovery: Recovering Harry's memory, recovering the case, and just generally getting his shit together.
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That most politicians in Washington last month instead debated "imminence" reveals the enduring consensus over foreign policy that justifies the wars.
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It effectively justifies rival T-Mobile's tongue-in-cheek claim earlier this year that Verizon is having a mid-life crisis.
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"In a way, this justifies the December rate hike and keeps the Fed at the rate hike table," Ms. Lee said.
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If Facebook continues to defy these basic expectations, however, it only further justifies and intensifies the claims of its worst enemies.
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Some believe that a structural adjustment took place during the 1970s and 1980s that justifies the divergence from centuries of data.
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Lotte Shopping has a slightly weaker financial profile but we believe the gap in business profile justifies the one-notch differential.
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Or stay on theme and get yourself a gift to distract yourself from the current presidential situation — whatever justifies your purchases.
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As Efraim justifies it, it's not like they can stop the war—so why not make a few bucks off it?
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They all use far more resources than justifies their end results—too much land, too much water, and even more energy.
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None of these things are true, and there is no emergency here that justifies Trump sending active troops to the border.
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Sure, we understand that the process for making high-quality undergarments can be laborious (and certainly justifies a higher price tag).
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That's something central banks don't normally do, but Draghi believes the serious threat of a deflationary recession justifies taking extraordinary measures.
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The focus will be on policymakers' assessment of Britain's economic slowdown and whether it justifies a rate cut down the line.
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"No crime justifies amputation or torture, let alone the death penalty," she told parliament as the resolution was debated on Thursday.
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There's no one game that justifies buying PlayStation VR, and no technical breakthrough that will revolutionize how you experience the medium.
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What circumstance justifies a company knowing about a pile of sexual harassment allegations against the same person, and not firing him?
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Reality competition shows and the pop industry share the tautological belief that success justifies itself: A winner is someone who wins.
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First, nothing concrete has changed on the ground in Sudan at a level of significance that justifies such a sweeping move.
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The magnitude of resources the international community has invested in Afghanistan over the past 85033 years justifies a substantial observation effort.
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" He fully justifies the claim that it is "one of the most powerful and dangerous ideas in the history of science.
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Nor, for that matter, has it been the crisis at our border that purportedly justifies the declaration of a national emergency.
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"There have always been those who argued that the end justifies the means, that the means really aren't important," he said.
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The passionate, self-consciously ironic spirit animating "Compass" justifies its propensity to ramble on about, say, Wagner's similarity to Iranian theocrats.
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Without one, he has no clear path to victory, and it's hard to see how he justifies not bowing out soon.
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"Our citizens have a right to see the data that the E.P.A. says justifies their regulations," he said in a statement.
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Beijing presents an ideal foil — a major adversary that justifies globe-spanning responses but doesn't pose much immediate threat of war.
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JOE KERNEN: Brian, you can make a case that the earnings improvement across the board justifies where stock prices have gone.
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There is a more fundamental question, however, as to whether the rationale for the privilege justifies its application here at all.
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"Travelers occasionally close deals worth millions of dollars, and a trip of that significance justifies a business-class seat," he said.
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As a result, they have an ends-justifies-the-means mindset and make personal and professional sacrifices to achieve their goals.
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A new meme justifies your right to cancel plans by recalling all the absolutely ridiculous stuff that people do in movies.
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While avoiding her (accurate) assessment of the Queen, Jaime paints Olenna a picture of how he justifies his support of her.
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Considering that voting twice is a federal felony that alone justifies its existence and perhaps explains why so many oppose it.
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"We must understand why this request is being made, what political project justifies it, and what the proposals are," he said.
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And he goes to the fair to find the "material" that justifies the worthiness of his idea or set of ideas.
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It by no means justifies the riots, but knowing why it happened can help prevent more such events in the future.
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That your election victory justifies what you said to get there and what you do with the power of elected office.
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He justifies some social reforms as economic necessities (if Saudis can go to concerts at home, they won't spend their money abroad).
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So it turns out you're actually missing a lot by blinking, which totally justifies a wearable that documents all those missed moments.
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"We as a nation have to be loud and clear that nothing justifies violence on law enforcement," Obama said in televised remarks.
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Verizon justifies the move by saying it is merely using its sponsored data program, which it says others are free to use.
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Such insincerity in diplomacy, as underscored by the "apology," justifies the country's diminishing soft power and only increases foreign antipathy toward Japan.
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Perhaps to avoid focusing on potentially controversial extraditions to the mainland, Hong Kong's government justifies the legal change in a roundabout way.
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The problem for writers like Dawson is that the future they foresee is so gloomy it promotes a fatalism that justifies inaction.
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How government justifies it Sure, your state government tells you it's going to a good cause, like schools or to the elderly.
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ISIS is the enemy of women everywhere, adhering to a strict interpretation of Sharia law that justifies sexual enslavement and sexual apartheid.
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Events and countries are melded together to create a nation-wide alternative reality, that justifies a jingoistic rhetoric and a militarist budget.
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He justifies his perspective by arguing that Republican voters are simply too antagonistic to Big Scary Government to ever vote for Democrats.
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He crushes his pet hamster to death on-screen, justifies it as his right as its owner, and receives a new one.
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More critically, the fact that America is an inherently good country, that is 'exceptional,' justifies America's own military actions around the world.
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Instinet analyst Anthony DiClemente presciently wrote a report Thursday that Amazon would disrupt grocery business next and that justifies its surging price.
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I don't think there is a scriptural basis that justifies any idea that we must have open borders in the world today.
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" Carson also cited "concerns" about the vast federal estate but said there is "nothing that justifies the armed occupation of government buildings.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY TBI's ratings reflect the favourable business profile of tower companies that justifies higher leverage metrics than for most corporate credits.
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The Kim regime justifies these large expenditures due to the narrative of an impending attack by the United States and its allies.
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"I don't think the Article II justifies them," Kaine said after Defense Secretary James Mattis and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen.
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But her family is still confronted with media coverage that treats her private sexual history as though it somehow justifies her death.
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The Chinese government justifies its clampdown on the Uighurs and Muslim minorities by saying it's trying to eradicate extremism and separatist groups.
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This view justifies the fact that painting was ignored or denigrated during the 23s, as it verifies the appetites of the marketplace.
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This regular series justifies the obsession, with a focus on a different cult and the people who followed it in each installment.
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Publicly denying the Holocaust, for instance, is a criminal offense, and more recent laws have criminalized speech that supports or justifies terrorism.
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Keeping Tom and Louise in the pub both justifies the brief running time and gets them to engage with each other unmediated.
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They don't want their sons and daughters to grow up in a society that accepts, perpetuates and often justifies violence against them.
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I don't think they died in vain, but you've got to look long and hard to find something that justifies their sacrifice.
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Some kids also believe the mental workout and knowledge they gain from their games justifies all the time they've invested, he added.
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Cramer said Netflix shares are "overvalued" when considering its earnings prospects, but he thinks global growth justifies its $143 billion market capitalization.
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Luckily, there just so happens to be a wealth of easily-delivered economic wisdom that justifies the core of the president's message.
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This may or may not be pablum, but one has to wonder why it justifies this type of stock given the risks.
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He justifies his behavior by complaining that his wife, a former television executive reduced to freelancing, has become emotionally and sexually distant.
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The ECB's problem is that while it is dealing with a superb growth run, which justifies reduced stimulus, inflation is barely responding.
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"We have a crisis at our southern border, but no crisis justifies violating the Constitution," said Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida.
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She both justifies and apologizes for her tough-on-crime past, and she argues that caution is required by the political present.
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If every city and state justifies big giveaways based on its own immediate interests, the tragedy of the commons will never end.
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If it's a means to an end, I think if it justifies that means to an end, that's why people do it.
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Trump should emphasize that Russia's interference in the US election was a casus belli, Carle said — an action that justifies a war.
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The result is what Salvadoreans call a "patrimonial state", which justifies itself through patronage and stifles any institution that stands up to it.
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With Velvet Buzzsaw, Gilroy similarly asks whether the hunger for new art, fresh faces, and good investments justifies going against an artist's wishes.
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But if you believe that the end justifies the means in play writing, then "I and You" could be described as a success.
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One, she said, was arguing that rising crime justifies stop-and-frisk tactics and other police methods that critics say unfairly target minorities.
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Unfortunately, a growing literature in economics finds that neither of these explanations justifies paying rebates for the vast majority of energy efficiency investments.
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Neither Sykes-Picot, nor American support for Israel, nor brown skin, nor any other historical or present-day factor justifies actions like his.
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It's a month of holiday indulgence—Hanukkah and Christmas (of course), but there's another holiday that justifies binging on sweets: National Cupcake Day.
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Bank of America's chief executive, Brian Moynihan, tells Anne McElvoy why he is bullish about the American economy and justifies his pay package.
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ISIS claims the Quran justifies taking non-Muslim women and girls captive, and permits their rape -- a claim vociferously denied by Islamic scholars.
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"The Fed has maintained that strong US economic data justifies continued gradual Fed tightening," said Mayank Mishra, global macro strategist at Standard Chartered.
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The message that might is right only frustrates the rise of more open young Russians and justifies the repressive instincts of their opponents.
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I mean, there's not a psychologically normal person who also has a belief system, a story they're telling themselves that justifies this atrocity.
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The slowdown in iPhone sales justifies switching from device sales – which still make up almost $9 of every $10 Apple makes – to subscriptions.
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Even in an empowering scene where she was in charge, and in an environment brimming with sex, Arya justifies her request for intimacy.
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Local officials must provide information about why they believe there is probable cause of a crime that justifies the seizure, the policy says.
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Furthermore, Red Hat's latest quarterly report justifies the "huge premium" that the computer builder paid for the open-source software maker, he added.
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Unfortunately, we're a species that still fights wars over land and money, that murders over passion and justifies the actions of the wicked.
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As a young adult (played by Britt Robertson), she's even more selfish and needy, which she justifies with poetic metaphor and self-pity.
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"If we can get some clarity on what is ahead then that more than justifies the meeting," Foreign Minister Heraldo Munoz told reporters.
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But sometimes, that's not the good news, it's actually the bad news, because it's a variation of the end justifies the means, right?
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FCC Chairman Pai, a former Verizon lawyer, justifies the BDS rollback by claiming price caps aren't necessary in markets where "sufficient competition" exists.
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And this is just one line from what seems to have been a long speech that justifies religious discrimination — especially of transgender people.
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" It is so well understood as a fundamental rule of software that it often justifies decisions by itself; "I did X because DRY.
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Big Pharma justifies aggressive patenting by claiming that profit-making drives invention by giving labs and companies an incentive to invest in research.
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Young Painting in Germany have to ask themselves how a survey of German contemporary painting justifies a disproportionate representation of certain art academies.
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Republicans have so far rejected efforts to take drilling off the table, making an economic argument they say justifies exploring ANWR for oil.
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Amazon's accelerating expansion into the food business justifies its rallying stock and means the shares should go even higher, an analyst said Thursday.
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"Open Plan" justifies the Whitney's fifth-floor preening, demonstrating in five ways its ingenious versatility through the use of space as artistic material.
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This is a show that reinforces the rightness of Eurocentric narratives and justifies the established hierarchies, which dovetail with the global art market.
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The end result is a delicacy with such incredible depth of flavour, one bite immediately justifies the hours and hours spent preparing it.
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So BK is a self-absorbed turd who justifies the mischief he's caused as noble, charitable deeds and an aspect of his job.
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The movie never justifies the crimes Toby and Tanner commit, but it makes sure viewers understand how they justify their actions to themselves.
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The Bears (4-33) should win, but nothing they have done recently justifies a double-digit spread on the road, even against Buffalo.
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Meanwhile, other legal analysts say it would be unprecedented for the FTC to prosecute a company over the way it justifies content moderation.
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Democrats say the pressure Trump exerts on Zelensky in the call -- it's not an exact transcript, but close -- justifies removing Trump from office.
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And once they are no longer actively engaged in running their businesses, the logic that justifies giving them super-voting shares falls apart.
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A deep recession justifies the sole exception to this rule: In 2008, joblessness was rampant and stimulus projects clearly led to increased employment.
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Huang justifies the money he spends on benefits to his investors by explaining that morale is high and turnover is low, he says.
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They buttress a view of the world that justifies their being who they are and not someone more accomplished or happy or social.
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Trump has said Iran's behavior justifies decertification, which could be done based on any of four conditions in the relevant Corker-Cardin law.
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The government justifies its exclusion of Muslim refugees by saying they cannot be persecuted by states that proclaim Islam as their official religion.
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Not only is he completely committed to helping fulfill Trump's pro-Israel promises, but he justifies them using fact-filled, non-ideological language.
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Elisheva, for example, stealthily listens to popular music on the Sabbath and justifies doing so because she left the audio player on overnight.
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But what else goes on that justifies the steep costs—prices vary, but $500/hour is a good baseline—associated with the service?
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That's how the technology company, for the most part, justifies its $370 billion market capitalization, pays its nearly 15,000 employees and funds new ventures.
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But Erdogan has redefined the role since winning the first direct presidential election in 2014, saying his popular mandate justifies greater involvement in government.
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Here's what five experts have to say about its earnings report: Bottom line: Netflix's high-growth potential justifies ballooning expenses and an expensive valuation.
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"All this justifies a strategic review of the programme... particularly with regard to the further necessity of the central bank's IRS facility," he said.
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"None of the challenges facing the news industry justifies putting an openly partisan group on the panel to determine who gets funding," Scheer said.
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Finding a talented commentator is tougher than just hiring someone to crew a booth, but it's what really justifies calling the box a theater.
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Davachi, in just a few words, explains it well, both the sound of a record and a whole ethos for living that justifies it.
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But there is another feature which justifies the term "post-humanity": the prospect of the direct link between our brain and the digital network.
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The picture that emerges is one where the loss of supply is real, and justifies the increase in price witnessed for far this year.
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Moss is a delightful, adorable adventure that more than justifies its existence as an experience you have to live inside of to truly appreciate.
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But this is very, very disturbing stuff and anybody who pretends that this is normal or is justifies what we know is just nuts.
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ISIS claims the Quran justifies taking non-Muslim women and girls captive and permits them to be raped -- an assertion denied by Islamic scholars.
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All told, the OnePlus 7 Pro's screen is so good, it alone nearly justifies the $100 bump in price compared to the OnePlus 6T.
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Landsbaum's piece gets attention — almost all of it negative — which likely in some sad corner of her mind justifies such trash for being published.
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The families say a state law, the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act, justifies liability for the aggressive marketing of the Bushmaster to the public.
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When those elite few design policies that benefit themselves, the ideology of progressive democracy justifies those policies as furthering the will of the people.
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Too often, games prioritize content and 'value'—the notion that a game must be packed with activities so it justifies its price—over wonder. .
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From the press reports, it is evident that driving the car into the crowd deliberately to cause bodily harm certainly justifies the federal investigation.
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It reveals an attitude that condones abuse and cruelty toward those in custody and justifies the profiling and harassment of drivers on the highway.
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They're playing a dangerous game of guiding financial markets and jawboning participants, but my economic forecast in no way justifies another raise in rates.
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Sritex has considerably larger operating scale and a stronger financial profile than Pan Brothers, which justifies Sritex's one-notch higher National Long-Term Rating.
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The dilemma then becomes whether supporting these more extreme policies justifies the ends — particularly in terms of how it changes us as a society.
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Trump on Monday alluded to those concerns in his tweet but said economic turmoil in China and Europe justifies holding off on rate hikes.
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Pai's response to this may be considered the rule itself, which he clearly believes is completely lawful and justifies itself in its lengthy preamble.
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Fahmy justifies this choice by returning to the mall metaphor — after all, stores don't necessarily put descriptive signs next to every product they carry.
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Simply put, he can't even begin to put together a coherent argument for why this funding dispute about fence construction justifies a government shutdown.
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Funakoshi lists the nerves running around these areas and justifies them with a reference to medicine that I am not qualified to argue against.
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The leggings are snug and thicker than your average cotton leggings, but that's what makes them more durable — and justifies the $95 price tag.
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In the United States, the so-called "alt-right" justifies its white-identity politics in terms that are coyly borrowed from the progressive left.
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In 2015, he was reiterating the classic false claim that dates back to the late 19th century: that black-on-white rape justifies violence.
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When will you finally do something that justifies the 800 hours of television we wasted watching you slowly go beyond the wall and back?
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He justifies his proposal by arguing that intellectual diversity on campus promotes a good university's primary mission: debate and the unconstrained pursuit of truth.
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Mass incarceration and its never-ending human toll will be with us until we come to see that no crime justifies permanent civic death.
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The proliferation of easy-to-obtain citizenship options, including among Visa Waiver countries, justifies the concerns of Congress over abuse by Iranian dual nationals.
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Maybe one day 2000K will find its own collection of picture performance enhancements, but I'm skeptical that the resolution justifies the upgrade by itself.
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So, er, awkward… The most interesting thing is how the Court justifies that info on cookie duration/those who can access should be provided.
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"And we are anxious to hear what the evidence is that justifies impeaching the president 13 months before the next election," the senator said.
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In a notice posted in the Federal Register, the agency said "the risk to the flying public justifies" the quick adoption of the rule.
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And Michael Jibson's sardonic ruler cuts so richly florid a creation that the character justifies its own elevated niche in the corridors of camp.
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There are vested interests that have an outsize influence on lawmakers, and government sometimes fails people, which justifies some of people's frustration with Washington.
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But it's much weaker than the rule it's replacing, so the EPA is arguing for a cost-benefit calculation that justifies a relaxed standard.
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Currently, the company keeps all data indefinitely, and justifies this by claiming that Alexa needs to constantly "learn" from data in order to serve users.
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And if they can dehumanize the other side, that&aposs what they want to do, because that justifies driving opposing thought from the public square.
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That "spirit" also justifies a strong Second Amendment and even allows judges to use the historically ignored Ninth Amendment to find and enforce fundamental rights.
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America sends a higher proportion of poor school-leavers to college than, say, Germany, which justifies its free universities by claiming they offer universal access.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Neither car sales nor the potential of robo-taxis justifies the $136 bln electric-vehicle maker's shares almost doubling this year.
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"We have already had an inquiry from one very important coach and we have had requests from clubs which we justifies the effort," he said.
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They are doing what voters mostly do, which is to decide which candidate they like and then tell themselves a story that justifies their preference.
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I can't admit to being a FoxNews acholyte but If required for news It at least Justifies my time as the #2 cable news network.
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Instead, they should sometimes step back and seek to construct the body of consistent moral principles that best justifies their society's hodgepodge of existing laws.
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But Texas is one of many of states that justifies the use of deadly force in certain cases when someone feels threatened in their home.
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Hoping a title becomes a million-seller and justifies its staff and years of gestation often leads to the ruin of game studios and publishers.
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Yet it winnows employees' hours who need them, justifies attrition, and serves to amplify the erosion of yet another precarious job in the retail sector.
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" Turing justifies the bizarre switch by claiming that "the Turing Phone will still be able to run Android Apps on the Sailfish OS without issue.
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Operatives who use this method view every conflict as a matter of survival, which justifies the use of any weapon that might be at hand.
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But Flynt says he understands the property is iconic so he's willing to double the amount and offer $80 mil, assuming an appraisal justifies it.
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In a statement Thursday, Rubio said that "no crisis justifies violating the Constitution," adding that he is "skeptical" whether he can back the declaration. Sen.
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I have just emerged from the cavernous Aston Martin factory where a throng of company... This #selfie single-handedly justifies the existence of selfie-sticks.
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There's no denying that the Hurom Slow Juicer is an investment, but this thing pays off in dividends, and using it daily justifies the expense.
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Joseph Dunford — will provide the first opportunity for many lawmakers to evaluate the intelligence the Trump administration says justifies its recent moves in the region.
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We'll get more time with the gimbal in the near future, and hopefully get some more insight into precisely what justifies the $350 price tag.
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The company justifies its new crusade as a boon to consumers, who obviously aren't big fans of slow-loading pages, extra navigation, and annoying ads.
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Clothing is no stand-in for strength, and neither justifies nor forestalls the indignities and assaults all too often inflicted on the women wearing it.
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The severity of the liberal threat, in the eyes of these conservatives, justifies extreme steps to restore what they see as a besieged moral order.
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The APA justifies the Goldwater rule by arguing doctors need to have obtained consent and have conducted in-person exams to offer a professional opinion.
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While most people who protest abortion reject violence, among their ranks are zealots who believe that the perceived killing of embryos and fetuses justifies murder.
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Yet the proposal has gained renewed momentum, backed aggressively by some surgeons and surgery center investors who say that their accumulating experience justifies the change.
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Goldberg justifies these murders by telling himself that the people he killed weren't good enough for Beck and needed to be out of her life.
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While the Houthis are also guilty, nothing justifies the Saudi-led three-year bombing campaign that has destroyed hospitals and schools and killed countless civilians.
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"There's no evidence that justifies these years in preventive prison nor that he be (sentenced) to jail," Diana Riba, 44, told Reuters in an interview.
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Sedlin justifies the high-end price tag with sophisticated branding (the boxes look like fancy teas) and he claims to sell a superior-quality product.
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And whatever Saudi clerics may have done in the past, they are no longer spreading an intolerant, violent ideology that justifies terror against non-believers.
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In "The Best Chrismukkah Ever," Seth justifies that if he can bring Christmas and Hanukkah together, he can certainly juggle two relationships with different women.
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Tesla has a long way to go before it justifies its current stock price, New York University finance professor Aswath Damodaran told CNBC on Thursday.
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While Shadowbringers never even remotely justifies what the Ascians are doing, it does give them a degree of humanity with which it's hard to argue.
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It never justifies these graphic depictions the way a show like Game of Thrones might use a viscerally violent scene to create a sense of danger.
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"Deadwood: The Movie" provides a welcome if bittersweet, characteristically foul-mouthed reunion, one that more than justifies saddling up the entire gang for one more ride.
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"Although this statement definitely justifies a large outperformance vs ecommerce in recent weeks, it doesn't necessarily give a big further positive injection," said analysts at Barclays.
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It could be that Microsoft wants to make some sort of gadget that justifies Windows 10 on mobile now that Windows Phone is finally finally dead.
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Through a microscope that only shows you mechanics and relationships, it is a simple game that asks interesting things of the player and justifies its time.
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From the iPhone to the MacBook Pro, the company justifies its high prices by positioning its products as experiences that you just can't get from competitors.
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It needs to be so good and successful that it single-handedly justifies the existence of every single Asian-American movie that might come after it.
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Unlike a life policy, how much of the $50m Disney receives depends on how it now calculates and justifies the losses caused by Ms Fisher's death.
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But I assure you that losing a friend to cancer, or a child to a car accident, or one's mind to Alzheimer's justifies our steadfast dedication.
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I think that justifies a few weekend hours of time from those of us committed to building that same future to learn from their life's work.
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It takes a vast leap of illogic to conclude that the murder of a young girl in Stockholm justifies the murder of Muslim children 17,500km away.
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Because nothing in the complaint suggests there is a strong public policy that justifies the alleged discriminatory pricing, the trial court erred in sustaining the demurrer.
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VICE: The premise of BLACK is that blackness imbues superhumanity and thereby justifies extreme violence against us—something seen all too frequently in the real world.
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Worse still, it justifies the very real violence against women by painting a world where good girls survive and bad girls wind up in body bags.
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The installers advise villagers on irrigation, farming and marketing to help them develop businesses that require reliable electricity, which in turn justifies the expense of installation.
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Reasonable people can disagree over whether giving the 211/29 victims their day in court justifies the diplomatic and foreign relations problems this law would provoke.
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They believe Democrats are politically motivated and will never confirm a high court nominee picked by Trump, which justifies their decision to use the nuclear option.
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And yet this position is so unconventional—and so refreshingly sane—that my colleague Jeet Heer argues that it justifies Sanders's continued presence in the race.
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But to say Europe's stronger than expected fourth-quarter earnings backdrop justifies a shift from the United States into European equities may be stretching the argument.
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Unless the United States and Afghan governments can provide extensive post-strike analysis that justifies the bombing in the minds of Afghans, civil unrest becomes likely.
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The comments highlight the positive impact of a phenomenon that some argue justifies loosening of policy by the European Central Bank, something many German economists oppose.
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Verizon will argue that its network justifies the cost of its service, and many millions of people are willing to pay for access to Verizon's network.
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Today, many are ready to tear down that wall protecting our cherished freedom simply because they have adopted the view that the end justifies the means.
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A notice regarding this change will be posted in the Federal Register on Friday with more specifics on what new information justifies the changes, ABC reported.
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It also justifies Israeli fears that the Palestinians would not be content with a return to the 1967 borders that existed before the Six- Day War.
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Such quotes are generally used to add color — but by definition, merely adding color does not normally clear the bar of newsworthiness that justifies anonymous sourcing.
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None of this, to be clear, justifies guys being assholes on public transportation, where we all have to put up with a little discomfort to coexist.
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This week, WTI at Houston was pegged around a $1.05 a barrel premium to WTI at Cushing, a level that hardly justifies the cost of shipping.
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Facebook's mission of "connecting people" justifies aggressive "growth tactics" and even collateral deaths, Facebook vice president Andrew "Boz" Bosworth wrote in a 2016 memo, BuzzFeed reports.
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He said that while he understood the economic hardships that ordinary Egyptians are enduring due to economic reforms, nothing justifies "causing chaos and destroying the state".
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And they say that even if some categories have increased, such as thefts from automobiles, it hardly justifies a return to the days of mass incarceration.
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Notably, this doesn't merely mean that one hack justifies another — rather, the full range of diplomatic, informational, economic and military options should be on the table.
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In his interview with Klein, he justifies the regressive nature of the tax by noting that the highly progressive nature of the Freedom Dividend offsets it.
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The threat of a deadly COVID-19 pandemic more than justifies a renewed interest in enforcing those fine provisions, and speed in doing it is essential.
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Mr. Friedman is marvelous in evoking a rational man being steadily consumed by a cancerous guilt, while Ms. Dunagan's shrewd performance fully justifies his jagged ambivalence.
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On one hand, the Galaxy S20 Ultra has two defining features that justifies a higher price tag than its cheaper sibling, the $1,200 Galaxy S20 Plus.
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Skeptics have also noted that American intelligence agencies do not believe the Islamic State's presence in Afghanistan justifies a vast increase in resources given limited budgets.
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Russia's threat not only justifies supporting Ukraine's and Belarus' sovereignty, it also entails strengthening NATO so that last week's NATO communique becomes something more than paper.
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Instead, Australia, briefly under a Labor Party government and then under the conservatives, has effectively argued that the end (discouraging human smuggling) justifies the means (cruelty).
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You makes it easy to condemn Joe because we are privy to his private moments and thoughts, the ways he justifies every overreach and horrible action.
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The idea that one could have innate worth was so attractive to me—after all, the Hindu concept of karma fundamentally justifies caste supremacy and privilege.
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That may not seem like an opportunity that justifies a valuation of about $50 billion, but Green says he and his team saw immense upside potential.
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But Nawaz justifies the move by arguing that the distinction between violent and nonviolent Islamism is far less rigid than many liberals would like to think.
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Still, the America First rhetoric from the Trump administration justifies the suspicion among the world's poorest nations that the United States has lost interest for real.
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In other words, Democrats convinced the country that "character does not matter," impeachment must be bipartisan and popular, and not every crime justifies removing a president.
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We are under attack from criminals who think their greed justifies raping young girls at knifepoint, dealing poison to our youth, or killing just for fun.
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So if an officer thinks that someone is pulling a gun, that justifies use of force even if the person is really pulling out his wallet.
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What's more, the dreamy nature of Elliot's reality — in which he's never quite sure that what he's looking at is real — also justifies the long take.
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Rewarding the contributions of the men's team more than the women's team justifies biases about which athletes are worthy of our respect and financial and emotional investment.
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Rather than note the recent wobbles, they've each cited a strong economic foundation in the U.S. that justifies further policy normalization off the financial crisis-era extremes.
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"We as a nation have to be loud and clear that nothing justifies violence against law enforcement," Obama said, speaking from the White House press briefing room.
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But, unfortunately, nothing about the M3 justifies its significant cost premium over the Sonos, and in a number of important ways, the Sonos provides the better experience.
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That's an important bit of information for the company as it justifies keeping a devoted fitness device around as it continues to build up its smartwatch offerings.
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Pic justifies his behaviour by repeating familiar sentiments: that anyone might become wealthy, with willing, and that mainstream political views are untruths (fake news, in other words).
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"There is no economic interest for the regulated gas prices that justifies hindrance to full competition in the market," Marie-Astrid de Barmon said in her conclusion.
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It is of course possible that Trump really does have evidence that justifies his claims about being wire-tapped and/or about alleged criminal activity by Rice.
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Trump says there's a crisis at the US-Mexico border that justifies his move, but even he believes that declaring a national emergency wasn't his only option.
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The study both justifies the passage of the STOCK Act and suggests the need for even more transparency in congressional stock trading with easier access to data.
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General Electric's latest annual update to shareholders justifies a below-consensus view on earnings and free cash flow, according to widely followed J.P. Morgan analyst Stephen Tusa.
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Dotan shows the moment from the perspective of the settlers, who see Nachshon's act as a biblical event that further justifies their residence in the West Bank.
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Ai justifies these choices in an interview with The Atlantic, saying that his film is meant to add to the already hyper-abundant imagery from the crisis.
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The gold side (which justifies a $40 selfie, IMO) has Amazonian clay as well, but also hyaluronic acid to bring moisture and life back to your skin.
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Although a victim's drunken stupor never justifies a perpetrator's behavior, those who stay sober are less likely to become victims or to find themselves in dangerous situations.
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The IRS further justifies its request by claiming it is targeted toward a specific group of people; namely, US taxpayers who have conducted transactions with virtual currency.
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There really is no other time in one's life that justifies consuming a creation like Action Bronson's rainbow cereal marshmallow bars quite as undeniably as 4/20.
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To conflate Israelis with Jews — and to say that a disagreement with the policies of the former somehow justifies attacking the latter — is by definition anti-Semitic.
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"There is a huge amount of interest in this project, which justifies the unique approach we took," said Michael Stern, the founder and chief executive of JDS.
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Those decisions also demonstrated the peril to American democracy when courts blindly defer to the executive branch's unsubstantiated claim that national security justifies curtailment of fundamental liberties.
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Witty, moving, intellectually lucent, and quite far out, it instantly makes you want to know her better, and it more than justifies a visit to this show.
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He justifies his call for killing the populations of entire countries in explicitly eugenicist terms, saying that the science prov[e]s that certain races are superior.
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Moreover, international norms dictate that an attack on another country's interests justifies proportional countermeasures; yet, President Trump has puzzlingly ignored such attacks by Russia, a dangerous adversary.
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They are Presidential policy preferences, but for many voters, they likely also constitute a crime against the climate they think justifies his removal from office next election.
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It's not clear if Trump is combative because he sees the world as dangerous or if he sees the world as dangerous because it justifies his combativeness.
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"You have here old facts, involving possibly illegal acts, but no evidence of repeated criminality after 2016 or any other factor that justifies preventive imprisonment," wrote Athié.
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This, the most left-wing challenge to a capitalist, mixed-economy system since François Mitterrand's in France in 1981, fully justifies the manifesto title of "real change".
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The order justifies undertaking this pause so officials can try to think up some additional category of information to ask for while vetting people from troubled countries.
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What justifies Keates's book is a 20th-century conceit that there was something fundamentally wrong with the late-18th- and 19th-century editions and performances, Mozart's included.
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"The pretense of protecting a community is what typically justifies the stifling of dissent and other forms of 'other-mindedness' in images and texts," the statement reads.
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Specifically, I think history justifies optimism, the belief that the high-end projections (like those in a new study I discuss below) are closer to the truth.
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From the "end justifies the means" logic to, say, the propagandistic notion that Trump was chosen by God directly, it seems we've seen a few different defenses.
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The European Commission had said Italy was in breach of EU fiscal rules because of its growing debt, a situation that justifies the launch of a disciplinary procedure.
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This particular type of scammer often believes that they're a morally good person who's in a sticky situation — in other words, they believe the end justifies their means.
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It justifies the gaping inequalities in our society by attributing them to the skill and hard work of successful people and the incompetence and shortcomings of unsuccessful people.
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It has begun an investigation into the French tax under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 (the same law by which it justifies tariffs on China).
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Here's the paragraph where Vohra justifies the decision to keep read receipts around: We are still keeping the feature, as Superhuman is business software for email power users.
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Its strong balance sheet, quality of assets and operational performance, along with consistently high shareholder returns over time, justifies its higher price compared with its peers, Sterck said.
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It justifies the controversial use of heavy machinery by noting the scale of the task: in the past three years perhaps 1m spruces have succumbed to bark beetle.
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In the memo, Schrage justifies the use of opposition research, and chastises Facebook employees for allowing internal finger-pointing surrounding its troubled past two years to become public.
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North Korea: U.S. 'hostile' The North claims that U.S. military action on the Korean peninsula justifies its aggressive pursuit of nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them.
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Defense attorneys say their investigation into the alleged meddling in the case justifies questioning Mattis and Sessions in a bid to find out whether they influenced the trial.
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It justifies the stance by arguing that surging global energy demand dictates that top priorities should be using coal more efficiently, promoting carbon capture development, and natural gas.
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If there's a thing that justifies the legacy of Planescape: Torment, it is the process of trying to figure out what exactly is happening inside that wacky universe.
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To explain the sharp rise, it points to the pending initial public offering, and the ensuing conversion of preferred shares to ordinary shares, which hardly justifies the jump.
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Often during a first date, you're just waiting for a "spark," connection, or literally any sign that justifies you spending your time with this person you barely know.
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And he justifies his focus on the President's character is because it contains the roots of what he refers to a "forest fire" presidency that endangers American institutions.
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" Rut Diamint, a political scientist at Torcuato Di Tella University in Argentina, agreed with the criticisms of Mr. Morales but added, "None of that justifies a coup d'état.
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What is the infamous Rope-a-Dope stratagem of 1974 but a brilliantly pragmatic stoicism in which the end (winning) justifies the means (irreversible damage to body, brain).
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I have the Starbucks app, so I get stars when I purchase a drink, which goes toward a free drink eventually and totally justifies my $5 latte…right?
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Only quality time with the Pixel 4 will tell whether that extra stuff justifies the Pixel 4's place and price tag among a wide variety of smartphones.
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"(This), in turn, justifies the military's expanding control over state institutions and participation in the economy as its businesses and enterprises continue to grow and diversify," he added.
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"And while sometimes the substantive value of succeeding justifies risking the downside of a failed attempt, winning in this case would do more damage than losing," he said.
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Crescendo Mystery Vibe A Swiss Army Knife of toys, this bendable, inclusive powerhouse justifies its price by letting you experiment in countless ways (their Playbook has some ideas).
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Supporters of the measures have been unable to point to a single case that justifies the need to legislate where people should be allowed to use the toilet.
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But the Trail Blazers are, pardon the basketball jargon, hot garbage right now, and Lillard isn't knocking down pull-up threes at a rate that justifies his volume.
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Deadly collisions are just one of the challenges of farming bluefin, but for the IEO's partners and investors, the potential payoff more than justifies the effort and expense.
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Trump argued that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act legally justifies such an order, but the act only allows a president to regulate commerce during a national emergency.
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Skiing justifies the excessive consumption of cheese and if you're anything like me, you could probably just ditch the sporting activity altogether and skip straight to the food.
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They end up making more money diverting that cane from sugar to ethanol even if they have to pay a fee and that justifies the washouts, he added.
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But Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi and her generals have not explained how a single attack by militants justifies the burning of villages or assaults on unarmed civilians.
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Michael Conaway (R-Texas) and rejected 28503-22019, would have prohibited the Pentagon from spending money on alternative energy facilities unless the Defense secretary justifies the money's use.
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The Athenian leader of the Melian expedition, who justifies the destruction of Melos by claiming that might makes right, portends the destruction of the Athenian expedition to Sicily.
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Episodic games have been unable to define their positive value to consumers in a way that justifies the potential inconvenience of having to wait for the next installment.
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This allows the police to continue to believe that planned, nonviolent civil disobedience is criminal activity that justifies deployment of prolonged, highly intrusive and potentially destructive investigatory methods.
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The plan stems from a widespread feeling that China's relentless drive to get ahead economically has created a spiritual vacuum, and sometimes justifies breaking rules and trampling civility.
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Some missions are too big, he said, while others need more planes to get around affected territories more quickly, and others need a political strategy that justifies deployment.
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And the media's ability to influence the outcome of the race—particularly when there are large fields of candidates—in turn justifies even more coverage of the caucuses.
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If you were wondering how Trump justifies abandoning his most loyal allies, there it is: He persuades himself they were never loyal to him in the first place.
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An extra 21970 pages of back matter fills readers in on the research and artistry that went into The Fade Out and more than justifies the "deluxe" tag.
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It needs to be so good that it justifies its existence to the world (we really didn't need a sequel to Watchmen, which ends on a perfectly ambiguous note).
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They're calling for a higher threshold for supporting data and research that justifies putting an animal on the endangered species list before invoking federal power over an individuals' land.
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What we don't know yet is how California is using this tech, how effective it actually is, and whether the efficacy justifies an almost two million dollar price tag.
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"The Mullahs deeply regret and are terrified of the possible change in North Korea because this experience no longer justifies the continued appeasement of the Iranian regime," she says.
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Merely mentioning that the Obama administration considered the countries to be terror-prone, one judge complained, is "pretty abstract" and justifies a visa requirement, not an all-out ban.
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As such, I've projected that my subscription car service bill would more than double this year, likely exceeding $903,000 which easily justifies putting that money towards something to own.
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But I also think that, you know, as far as me, and what I'm doing, I'm asking questions about human nature, and about if one violent action justifies another.
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The Trump administration justifies its projections in part by relying on estimates of economic growth that are significantly sunnier than consensus forecasts —and lower interest rates on its borrowing.
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What do you get in the Razer Phone 2 that justifies its $799 price tag over a phone with the same price, like the recently reviewed Google Pixel 3?
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None of that in any way justifies violence, but if we are trying to understand why France seems particularly troubled, we have to look honestly at what differentiates it.
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DCMS regards the transactions between Mr Abuljadayel's two Cayman companies and the two British media firms as adding up to a single "relevant merger situation", which justifies its intervention.
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This theory currently justifies an expansive view of military activity from naval patrols in contested waters to advisory missions in Southeast Asia to the assorted advisory missions in Africa.
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OSLO (Reuters) - The indelible imprint left by human beings on Earth has become so clear that it justifies naming a new geological epoch after mankind, experts said on Thursday.
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Faced with the city's inaction, which it justifies by citing a lack of means and money, several associations of do-gooders have been taking matters into their own hands.
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"I am not convinced that the program that will be put into place by this bill justifies the unprecedented, new limitation of states' authorities," Tonko said in a statement.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi still refuses to support impeachment hearings against Trump, defying both the growing calls in her caucus for accountability and the clear-cut evidence that justifies it.
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In his mea culpa, Kavanaugh justifies his injudicious remarks by saying they sprang from personal sources: I was very emotional last Thursday, more so than I have ever been.
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A "very solid" jobs report for June justifies a sense of confidence in the economy, but questions surrounding the Trump administration's policies leave the future less certain, economists say.
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It's only the fourth time the UFC have had a stadium show following their jaunts in Stockholm, Toronto and Melbourne—and this fight card justifies such a large arena.
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JD will decide over the coming months whether its investment building this futuristic warehouse justifies the savings in labor costs, and thus whether it should build more of them.
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Why now: Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act — which justifies the surveillance of foreign nationals who are outside the country — expires at the end of the year.
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Absent the dispatch call of "weapon(s) in a hotel room," there is no evidence on the video that justifies the officer's need to vocally ratchet up the temperature.
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While he obviously couldn't just abolish the standards entirely, there's a fair bit of leeway to make them less stringent, as long as he justifies the changes in court.
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It's not just the count that determines how the American people are represented in Congress (the bit that justifies its place in Article 1, Section 240 of the Constitution).
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" It is on the basis of this parallel that the novel justifies carnage against the "enemies of Christendom" as an act showing that "Western culture" is "recovering its will.
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Whether the surge in asylum applications on the southern border justifies virtually eliminating the possibility of asylum for vulnerable migrants is not really the question before the Supreme Court.
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Journalists are blocked from traveling to most of central and northern Rakhine, now in the eighth month of a mobile internet shutdown the government justifies on grounds of security.
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But whenever I Lost My Body teeters one the edge of using one too many melodramatic jump cuts, it always miraculously justifies the weight of its own self-seriousness.
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The professed aim of the show may be to end Trump's presidency, but it has another purpose too: It is a world built by Olbermann that justifies his existence.
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It is obviously wrong for the press to insinuate and then promote conclusions based upon biased conjecture, but in some media precincts the "get Trump" end justifies the means.
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"I don't think the Article II justifies them," Kaine said, referring to the president's constitutional authority to use military force to protect the national interest from immediate threats. Rep.
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At least twice in "Stormborn," while plotting strategy on Dragonstone, Daenerys justifies her approach on the grounds that she does not wish to be "Queen of the Ashes" — i.e.
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The report most certainly justifies, again, an investigation of the president and not merely his son, son-in-law, and present and former members of his campaign and administration.
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Mr. West himself is discussed too, when Chalamet justifies possibly working on a Transformers movie by citing Kanye's love of Guillermo del Toro's own giant robot epic Pacific Rim.
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Swae was leaving LAX Friday when our photog asked about the federal appeals court ruling, which in part justifies rejecting prospective employees with the do based on cleanliness factors.
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"Nothing in this situation justifies changing the cross shareholdings, the rules of governance, and the state's shareholding in Renault, which has nothing to do with Nissan," Macron told reporters.
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Trump called critics of his address "haters," saying that the latest round of violence in the Middle East justifies the grim view of world affairs he presented in his speech.
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The Series 4 isn't the kind of refresh that justifies upgrading from the last generation, especially given the $399 and $499 starting prices for the standard and LTE models, respectively.
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"Nothing short of an emergency justifies that kind of speeding, and assertions of immunity in that situation seem outside the intent of the constitutional provision regarding legislative immunity," Mesnard said.
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The unfolding story justifies this apparent deeply problematic life choice by painting Rebecca as a complex individual who's defined by much, much more than this guy she once crushed on.
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"Nothing now justifies maintaining this tax, if not the fiscal voracity of the Socialist government," said lawmaker Pedro Mota Soares, who heads the parliament bloc of the rightist CDS-PP.
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To Trump, winning retroactively justifies everything that came before, and the fact that his win was so unexpected will give him confidence that future taboos can be shattered without cost.
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It's those positive economic indicators — including Friday's stronger-than-expected April jobs report — that help offset concerns of weaker inflation, Mester said, and justifies patience in current monetary policy debate.
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To me, the defining trait of Lil Wayne's music at this time, the thing that I also see in NBA Youngboy that justifies those comparisons, is a certain flippant cockiness.
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In general, any economist talking about potential growth should start from a position of modesty: nothing in what we know or have experienced in the past justifies making big promises.
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The European Commission concluded on Wednesday that Italy is in breach of EU fiscal rules because of its growing debt, a situation that justifies the launch of a disciplinary procedure.
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Little added that the Fed's amenability to easing policy in support of U.S. growth, which is still running at a "reasonable pace," also justifies maintaining an overweight U.S. equity position.
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"Nothing justifies killing harmless animals to use its parts only as material goods, decoration or even worse as a trophy to satisfy someone's ego or pride," she wrote on Instagram.
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It's not my favorite aesthetic, and with its two cameras, it shares the "sad robot with giant forehead" look of the Rift S. But Valve more than justifies its bulkiness.
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The outcome backs up the BOJ's view that Japan's economy is gathering enough momentum for inflation to accelerate toward its 2 percent target, and justifies it from keeping policy steady.
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Public opinion justifies their strategic shift: The American public now mostly supports marriage equality, but thinks more favorably of allowing conservative Christians to exempt themselves from certain anti-discrimination provisions.
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The domestic economy justifies a continued normalization of monetary policy because the labor markets remain strong, because wages are increasing at 3 percent and because business investment is picking up.
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Under the JCPOA, Washington does not need to prove that Iran has violated the deal, but Europe may decide that American bad faith justifies breaking from its own UN obligations.
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Missouri justifies its speech-stifling restrictions on the grounds that terms such as "plant-based meat" are misleading to consumers who want to purchase the meat of a slaughtered animal.
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There were periods where no one was quite sure where the fuck it was going to go, but the end result justifies the madness and the insanity of the process.
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Even though it carries a high price tag, the goose down in the Continental Bedding Premium White Goose Down Pillow gives it a feeling of luxury that justifies its cost.
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The question is whether there is independent evidence that justifies assuming that speech entails these peculiar mechanisms for which there is no indication in, well, how people talk and think.
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Wangu Kanja, a rape survivor who set up a foundation to support others, says the problem is a community that "condones and justifies any form of violence," including from police.
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In a world that demands of every migrant a story that justifies his or her arrival, Hemon's book keeps these memories within his own private language, for his purposes alone.
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Forché justifies a fundamental conviction that sometimes you have a duty to try to describe what you've witnessed; if the motives are unethical, that will be apparent in the work.
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In "Greater Than Ever: New York's Big Comeback," Daniel L. Doctoroff justifies both his own evangelical means and visionary ends in reshaping the city at the beginning of the 21st.
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Sensible: Ms. Lampe has recalibrated the show as it migrated from the Pompidou's unadorned spaces to the Jewish Museum's Beaux-Arts mansion, and the elegant hang justifies a few abbreviations.
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He gives one of the best performances of a distinguished career, playing a driven lunatic who justifies every dumb, selfish thing he does as an act of supreme self-sacrifice.
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Is it their new enthusiasm for the old liberal policy of picking winners and losers in the industrial, private-sector marketplace that justifies their right to declare themselves "more Republican"?
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But nothing justifies the wording of his letter, which to both Hillary Clinton supporters and opponents suggested that a smoking gun may have been found in the newly discovered emails.
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They have done so for good reason: impeachment is a political process that cannot be divorced from the breach of public trust that justifies removing a public official from office.
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All this with barely a hat tip to the law or the Constitution — the written one, not the so-called "living Constitution" they imagine justifies all of their political prejudices.
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"Any description of this attack that implies a 'yard dispute' justifies such violence and misses the point," Sergio Gor, a spokesman for Mr. Paul, said in a statement last year.
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"Casus belli" is a Latin expression for "an act that justifies war," and the conflict in the line creates a domino fall into chaos, underscoring the impact of austerity measures.
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There are just men on various online forums celebrating violence and forming a mutually supportive echo chamber that justifies harming others, especially women, in the name of the incel uprising.
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The European Commission said earlier on Wednesday that Italy was in breach of EU fiscal rules because of its growing debt, a situation that justifies the launch of a disciplinary procedure.
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The requirement to produce objective evidence might be seen by some as an affront to our dignity, but it justifies our claims without relying on our feelings or self-declared identities.
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The film does eventually build toward a fiery conclusion, a crescendo of madness that doesn't particularly resolve anything but does give Eggers the big batshit moment that theoretically justifies the wait.
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That said, I'm not entirely sure moving to OLED justifies releasing an all new phone, but if the XZ216 performs like the XZ22, we're probably looking at a pretty sweet device.
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A senior official justifies such practices to McMahon, saying that no good would come of recognizing loan losses as this would cause banks to contract credit, leading to bankruptcies and unemployment.
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And both of them are frustrating in their own way — particularly Greaves, whose consistent withholding of vital information moves the story forward, but also justifies the way other characters treat him.
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On this day, Drollinger's size-17 feet were clad in Allen Edmonds shoes made of black cordovan, a leather that, Drollinger says, more than justifies its high price with outstanding durability.
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"My reflection now is that the Vipeholm Study illustrates two well-known sayings: One, the end sometimes justifies the means, and two, it is easy to be wise after the event."
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One of the key differences between the S9 and S9+ that justifies that $140 price gulf is the inclusion of a second telephoto lens in addition to the standard wide-angle.
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Oil industry suppliers say they have cut costs and prices to the bone and the recent rebound in crude justifies better rewards for anything from rigs to logistics and engineering services.
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Thus, he justifies cutting legal immigration and pushing for a border wall as a way to relieve American taxpayers and workers from the burden he says immigrants pose to the country.
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Both laid out a case for sticking to patience even though some economic models suggest the current 4 percent unemployment rate justifies jumping in with rate hikes to head off inflation.
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So what justifies the whopping price tag for the 2008 vintage - the equivalent of four years of average take-home pay in Hungary or the price of a house in Tokaj?
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It's unclear if the clip is enough to clear Cesar from animal cruelty charges, but Nat Geo seems to be saying ... since the dog was cured, the end justifies the means.
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It's made from recycled paper, which both justifies the "eco" part of its name and keeps production costs so low that the helmet could be sold for less than $5 apiece.
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"Is Ivanka really the moderating influence that people claim, and what in Jared's background justifies such a gigantic White House portfolio?" comedian John Oliver wondered on his show Last Week Tonight.
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"(The results) completely justifies the extensive investment Target has been making in its shops, which are now more engaging and inspiring places to visit," GlobalData Retail managing director Neil Saunders said.
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"These kinds of cases are precisely those the SFO was established to investigate, and we will not hesitate to continue with them where the evidence justifies it," an SFO spokeswoman said.
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Its National Long-Term Rating is one notch above STP's 'A+(idn)', underpinning TBI's larger scale, stronger organic growth and better tenancy mix, which we believe justifies the higher net leverage.
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So much is lost in this film's clutter, from any sense of the protagonist's humanity to a vision of the story that justifies all the random pieces, or brings them together.
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"And while sometimes the substantive value of succeeding justifies risking the downside of a failed attempt, winning in this case would do more damage than losing," he said: http://bit.ly/28OrzWu.
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"To command a higher price point, there needs to be perceived exclusivity, brand prestige, benefits or functionality that justifies the price," said Carol Roth, a CNBC contributor and small business expert.
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Benefits such as "fourth night free" and "free weekend day" only really matter if you actually use them, and use them in a manner that justifies the cost of the benefit.
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They also believe -- and this is the fundamental mistake inherent in what Waters urged on Saturday -- that the behavior of Trump and those who work with him justifies anything and everything.
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The U.S. economy needs to expand at an annualized quarterly pace of 2.4 percent to produce the kind of inflation that justifies regular policy tightening, according to economists in the poll.
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"Wow big crime for a SPECIAL WHATEVER maybe a group of Angry Bitter Hillary Supporters who are justifying themselves by the goal justifies the means," Giuliani texted a Politico reporter recently.
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Joseph Dunford -- will provide the first opportunity for many lawmakers worried about the threat of war to evaluate the intelligence the Trump administration says justifies its recent moves in the region.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services justifies the new guidelines by saying providers should not be required to choose between participating in the program and violating their own consciences.
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This attitude — taken both by the Obama administration, and by Kelly's DHS — justifies denying asylum to Central American migrants because it paints them as economic migrants rather than refugees fleeing violence.
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So he justifies cutting legal immigration and pushing for a border wall as a way to relieve American taxpayers and workers from the burden he says immigrants pose to the country.
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Italy has rolled out a series of increasingly strict lockdown measures, now enforced by the police and military — residents cannot go outside their homes without a form that justifies their movement.
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Amis's explanation of why Larkin is not "a poet's poet" but "a novelist's poet" is so illuminating, so useful to a reader, that it almost justifies the book all by itself.
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While the US government already devotes significant resources to media training around the world, the scale of the corruption challenge justifies additional investment in creating the next generation of independent journalists.
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For Farmer, the importance of Australia's inland waterways in this drought-affected region is just one more reason that justifies Wagga Beach's inclusion on this year's list of Australia's best beaches.
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The Justice Department has argued that its inability to prosecute Snowden justifies halting the royalties he's reaped from what may be the largest security breach in U.S. history, per the Post.
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The charging case justifies its heft in this regard, offering three additional full charges for an impressive total of 40 hours of battery life before you need to plug back in.Â
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Many Brazilians, like graphic designer Flavia Ribeiro, admit to posting videos and information which may not be true in her social media, but justifies the move as just 'equaling the playing field'.
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So, to summarize: Pruitt thinks that the Bible justifies exploiting all the natural resources of the planet at the same time scientists say exploiting all the fossil fuels would devastate the planet.
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The 2013 adaptation never really justifies its existence: As with the TV movie version, it's too close to the original, with some eyerollworthy updates (Carrie is humiliated via viral video this time).
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Three current U.S. national security officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that so far the administration has not defined the point at which a cyber attack justifies a military response.
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He insists Genesis was given to him for some transcendent reason, and on those grounds, he justifies using his power almost casually — even though, again, he accidentally sent a friend to hell.
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If the company's software can be put to use in real-life scenarios outside the research lab, DeepMind could become a revenue-generating segment of the business that justifies its high costs.
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There may very well be an intelligence case for the laptop ban — a specific threat that justifies requiring people to store their laptops in checked baggage rather than having them during flights.
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Kim Jong Un's aggressive posturing presents an "exigent circumstance" that justifies Mr Trump's ban on Korean travellers, they say, and the Venezuela ban is cabined in ways the other prohibitions are not.
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That means that both parties are always drawn to the siren song of unified party control, at which point they can finally enact their agenda — an end that justifies almost any means.
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If a more established name like Samsonite or Tumi had authored this backpack, we'd be praising them for showing off the smart design and attention to detail that justifies their elevated prices.
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" North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was quoted in state-run KCNA as saying, "Washington's threat of war only prompts us to further awaken and justifies our will to develop nuclear weapons.
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The Left justifies endless scrutiny of Kavanaugh by arguing that a lifetime appointment requires it, but Kennedy and others enjoyed de facto lifetime appointments, both in office and out via enduring influence.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The ECB's confidence that the rate of inflation will steadily rise toward its target justifies its decision to reduce bond purchases, ECB policymaker Francois Villeroy de Galhau said on Friday.
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Michael Conaway (R-Texas) and rejected 29-32, would have prohibited the Pentagon from spending money on alternative energy facilities unless the Defense secretary justifies why the money is being used there.
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The Arc'teryx Bora AR 50 carries a high price tag but its innovative suspension system, which is one of the best of any pack on the market, more than justifies the investment.
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PiS justifies its reforms by saying the efficiency of courts needed to be improved and the changes will root out the lasting remains of communism, which fell in Poland 30 years ago.
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It's precisely this sense of isolation and idealization, and the endless possibilities packed inside, that more than justifies Karolak's unvarying use of black, defining it as a premise rather than an effect.
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However, what it really boils down to is whether or not you believe that the joy some people get from having old guns on their mantelpieces justifies the odd person getting shot.
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The president often justifies his draconian immigration policies by claiming they're necessary because Democrats in Congress won't pass new laws or fund his plans for a wall along the nation's southern border.
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The US justifies this violence based on the narrative that all Muslims are inherently prone to "terror" and that civilian casualties are just the price we need to pay for national security.
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Still, conservatives unhappy about how the debt limit is being handled will have to decide whether that matter justifies a "no" vote on a measure providing billions of dollars in hurricane relief.
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But although under some circumstances a phone camera can indeed rival a dedicated camera, the X100V perhaps more than any other compact camera justifies itself (incidentally, DPReview's initial impressions are highly favorable).
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Farhad: I could make either case for Snap — that it's going to be huge, a cultural and business phenomenon that justifies its huge valuation, or that it will sink like a stone.
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Just as in Hong Kong, where China's heavy-handed approach arguably inspired support for independence, Beijing is left with a problem that it created, but one that perversely justifies its earlier approach.
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But she and others maintain that it would be an abuse of power for Mr. Trump to proclaim that there is a national emergency along the southern border that justifies a wall.
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"If you want to buy something from a bank, you've got to hire lawyers and accountants and you generally have to produce a valuation methodology that justifies your price," Mr. McNutt said.
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The only effective way to stop the creation of an alternative reality that justifies any action whatsoever is for politicians who are trusted by their own side to call out shameless falsehoods.
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The focus on GDP justifies the maximisation of profit above any competing interest, thereby exacerbating the very issues we so urgently need to address, like social inequality, global warming and environmental degradation.
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Economic pain from shadow banking could also test the political climate for an authoritarian regime that justifies its one-party rule as the price the country must pay for stability and prosperity.
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Its holistic value proposition doesn't have an easy equivalent in the US. I frequently get asked questions about how the company works and what justifies its valuation for each round over the years.
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In exchange it charges prisoners and the families hefty fees, which it justifies by pointing to the costs of the technology to keep the calls secure, such as call monitoring and voice recognition.
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Perception matters a lot in the court system: What matters legally is whether an officer perceives a threat; that perception legally justifies using deadly force, not whether the victim actually posed a threat.
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"China's credit problem is the biggest problem we have ever seen in any country and probably justifies a lower rating," said Claire Dissaux, head of global economics and strategy at Millenium Global Investments.
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Paranoia Intense focus on the military in a cripplingly poor country like North Korea can cause much hardship, but Pyongyang justifies its policies based on a narrative of imminent threat from foreign forces.
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It says steel and other minerals it produces are essential to the roll out of cleaner technology and justifies its continued investment in fossil fuel on the grounds transition has to be gradual.
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Not that Sacred Games Season 2 is the revelation its predecessor was, or that it necessarily justifies its existence in the way that show-based-on-book sequels don't even bother trying to.
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Though many of the usual suspects among Washington's stale foreign policy establishment are predictably poo-pooing the idea, realities on the ground in both locations strongly justifies bringing the wars to an end.
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Lindsey Graham justifies his treatment of Merrick Garland: "If an opening comes in the last year of President Trump's term, and the primary process has started, we'll wait to the next election" pic.twitter.
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Legislators must ask themselves whether our security agencies have a track record that justifies continuing and expanding their authority and freedom to spy on ordinary Americans, and whether these programs are sensible solutions.
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The department argued to the appellate court that Howell "erroneously decided" that the committee's investigation was part of a lawful impeachment inquiry that justifies the demand for access to the full Mueller report.
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If and when the report drops, it may contain new information that's damning for Trump and his supporters in the media—definitive evidence of misjudgment and wrongdoing that justifies the extensive media coverage.
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Trump and his advisers have said the U.S.-China trade deficit reflects bad trade deals and currency manipulation by the Chinese government, which they said justifies a tougher response than in the past.
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Tim Darcy fuses the detachment of a lecturer with the morality of a prophet, and the constriction and unresolved tension of the music justifies his white-boy mindset better than straight punk would.
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According to them, their bombs kill only terrorists—and since 9/11, the Muslim terrorist has become a folk devil in the international imagination, whose existence justifies any torture, military aggression, or crime.
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For the #MeToo movement to be a cultural change and not just a social fad, we must recognize that nothing justifies adults having sex with non-adults, or powerful people harassing their prey.
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It justifies opposing the latest Brexit legislation, which transfers European Union laws to British ones, because the government wants to allow ministers to make some alterations to the laws with very little scrutiny.
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And when they do, it is often presented in a way that justifies state violence vis-à-vis those oppressed minorities on the wrong side of history or glorifies individual over mass suffering.
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"Now we have the legal backing to move forward and it kind of justifies it to folks that felt like maybe we were going out on a limb," Mr. Noble, a Democrat, said.
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This lopsided distribution of riches imposes a question on Republicans perpetually pushing for tax cuts on corporations and high-income Americans: What understanding of national welfare justifies the upward redistribution they are proposing?
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" Or when Barry's young wife, Patty (Aimee Carrero), asks Atalanta's boy toy, Freddie (Pico Alexander), how he could pick up a widow at her husband's funeral, he doltishly justifies himself: "She came solo!
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" Even to call the 1928 treaty a "speed bump" may be overly generous, but if that's an accurate description, then it hardly justifies the claim of the subtitle that it "remade the world.
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For now the important point is that a higher discount rate leads to lower present-day ambition, while a lower discount rate (which puts a higher value on future damages) justifies more ambition.
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A group of NATO allies said last year they were drawing up cyber warfare principles to guide their militaries on what justifies deploying cyber attack weapons more broadly, aiming for agreement by early 2019.
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Yet it can be hard to convince airline management that the cost-benefit analysis justifies the major investments to make their computer systems truly fail-safe, said Edwards, the former United chief information officer.
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Now that long-held concerns over what we sell and why we sell it have reached a fever pitch, we feel it's time to step up and offer an explanation that justifies our choices.
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They use AI and sensors to see us coming and adapt to unplanned challenges, and the thought of giving machines even basic brains is what justifies every headline you see about automation threatening jobs.
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"The next key test looms today with an above-consensus U.S. durable goods orders to provide further evidence that the underlying momentum of the U.S. economy justifies further hikes," Commerzbank analyst Michael Leister said.
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"Nothing justifies killing harmless animals to use its parts only as material goods, decoration or even worse as a trophy to satisfy someone's ego or pride," the supermodel and environmental activist wrote on Instagram.
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Though the line's quality (pieces are made from a fine cotton) somewhat justifies the price point, many have congratulated the blogger on her intention, but vow not to spend that much on a hijab.
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"We continue to view Capita as a traditional BPO provider that is competitively challenged, which justifies a discount to its wider peers," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a note, referring to business process outsourcing.
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It justifies its length for a while, but towards the back half, when you're sent on an errand for the billionth magical McGuffin, it can feel it's spinning its wheels just because it can.
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It was sold as a vehicle for dazzling CG effects and scantily clad women kicking ass, but there's a thoughtfulness to the way Sucker Punch is constructed that justifies the marketing sleight of hand.
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The Trump administration justifies sending Central American migrants back to Mexico with the assertion that many seeking asylum fail to show up for their hearings if they're released stateside, but statistics prove the opposite.
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This hardly justifies Mr. Gatti's relentless efforts to expose the author, but the publication of "Frantumaglia" turns out to be a hugely misguided endeavor on the part of both Ms. Ferrante and her publishers.
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This does not mean that show creator Damon Lindelof and his crew are operating on Moore's wavelength though, or that this justifies Watchmen breaching Moore's longstanding (entirely justified) antipathy toward his work being adapted.
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The weight certainly brings into question just how well the HyperAdapt work as running shoes — and whether not having to fiddle with laces justifies the extra bulk for people who move around a lot.
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Last year, officials said the United States, Britain, Germany, Norway, Spain, Denmark and the Netherlands were drawing up cyber warfare principles to guide their militaries on what justifies deploying cyber attack weapons more broadly.
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Suffice it to say here that it's a ton of fun, making levels is hard and between the single-player, multiplayer and Course World modes, Mario Maker 2 more than justifies its purchase price.
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It reflects a flight to safety and a reasonable expectation that if conditions worsen, the Federal Reserve is more likely to lower interest rates, which as a matter of arithmetic justifies higher bond prices.
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His approaching trial has generated fresh questions about what justifies stopping someone, and whether an illegal stop taints the information police officers get from it, even if all they get is a person's name.
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If a majority of Americans refuse to accept racial hygiene as a legitimate policy goal that justifies reducing immigration to a trickle, then they must be spooked, deceived and ransomed into doing it anyway.
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For me the only thing I can think of that justifies their sacrifice is that we took those lessons that led to their death and took it into war and fought war completely differently.
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In private he justifies his bulldog stance as the only thing that can save Britain from a nativist backlash if Brexit does not happen, or a far-left Labour government if austerity is maintained.
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It will take years to repeal the rule, and at the end of the day, the Trump administration will have to persuade a skeptical court that there is new information that justifies changing course.
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The assertive foreign policy of China is a manifestation of the Chinese leader's need for global recognition, which in turn demonstrates his supreme strength and wisdom and justifies his legitimacy in a meritocratic system.
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The only way to break this vicious circle is for the parties in government to come together to support a positive program, one that justifies their cooperation and their decision to exclude Mr. Wilders.
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This musical is the biggest compliment to Jeremy Corbyn, because he's actually the only politician who really justifies having this, and people would want to go and see because they are fascinated by it.
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BRUSSELS, June 5 (Reuters) - The European Commission has concluded on Wednesday that Italy is in breach of EU fiscal rules because of its growing debt, a situation that justifies the launch of a disciplinary procedure.
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So then, all of a sudden, you get around to the next spring, and when Trump fires Comey that just justifies this entire collusion investigation, because we&aposve never seen any evidence of the collision.
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"I liked the choice I made," he responded, and pointed to a recent blog post where he justifies keeping Thiel at YC, despite how Thiel's support of Trump has been a "strain" on their relationship.
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Perhaps you also searched and all-too-easily discovered the band's peerless performance on The Midnight Special in 1976, in which singer Philippé Wynne single-handedly justifies the existence of mutton chops and flared pants.
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He has declared that the United States has "secured" oil fields in the country's chaotic northeast and suggested that the seizure of the country's main natural resource justifies America further extending its military presence there.
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That said, there are times when it can be argued that people indeed could have known better, to an extent that justifies not erasing them from history, but denying them the dignity of ongoing commemoration.
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But what justifies its $27,500 price tag is a housing made from a solid piece of 4.5-billion-year-old moon rock, collected from our lunar neighbor back in 1974 by the Soviet's Luna probe.
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"Previous major sporting events have shown that a few [supporters] are regular or occasional clients for prostitution and that other, younger [supporters] get initiated during these events, when partying justifies all excesses," said the Council.
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Wipeout Omega Collection's phenomenal update that allows you to play through the entire game in VR is probably the best example of this, and as a big Wipeout fan myself almost entirely justifies PSVR's existence.
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Its decision will be informed by how Fox justifies the deal with Disney in a regulatory filing to its shareholders sometime before they are asked to vote on the deal this summer, the sources added.
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"Pruitt justifies reconsideration by suggesting that industry did not have an adequate opportunity to comment on the inclusion of low-producing wells or the process for requesting an alternative means of emission limitation," she said.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump will deliver a primetime address to the American people about the government shutdown he initiated and about the fake crisis at the US-Mexico border that he says justifies it.
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Conservative evangelicals, who form the core of the movement's contemporary iteration, told various outlets this weekend that they still back the GOP nominee, despite Friday's publication of a video in which Trump justifies sexual assault.
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North Korea justifies its weapons programs, including its recent threat to fire missiles towards the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam, by pointing to perceived U.S. hostility, such as military exercises with South Korea this week.
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Speaking on Wednesday's edition of "Power Lunch," Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi said bears have good reason to wonder how Tesla's business justifies its current stock price, which has reached all-time highs in recent weeks.
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This movie made a ka-zillion dollars, which justifies the sequel, so I come in like it's going to be a slam dunk and I wind up making an inferior movie to the one before.
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At $295, this speed dryer costs almost five times more than the most expensive hair dryer I've ever purchased, but it also dries my hair five times faster, so I'd say that justifies the cost.
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Not only is the comparison between Meghan and Obama a flattering one, but it further justifies the recent splitting of the courts between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and Prince William and Kate Middleton.
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If we (the tribes in which we are embedded) start doing different things, being different kinds of people, beliefs are likely to shift in a way that justifies and makes sense of those new actions.
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Then there is the nature of the regime, which justifies its ruthless dictatorship, hyper-internal security and excessive military spending on being in a permanent state of war with the United States and South Korea.
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He either barely justifies a max contract, is sort of overpaid, or is nothing more than a cap-sheet sinkhole (according to my Twitter mentions and Boston sports radio for approximately the last 18 months).
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And because a sophisticated cyber attack is an expensive proposition, hackers are likely to reserve such attacks for choice targets like government agencies or the country's largest businesses, where the potential reward justifies the cost.
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You also need proof of up-to-date vaccinations and proof that you don't have a criminal record (how the city justifies taking the dogs of people with criminal records is a whole other question).
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"He doesn't have a trade policy, just a series of contradictions — claiming national security justifies imposing the same tariffs on allies and adversaries alike, yet granting so many Chinese aluminum exemptions from these very tariffs."
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Not only does ideology allow a group to decide who or what is a legitimate target for attack, but it also serves as a moral basis on which a terrorist group justifies its heinous actions.
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"That's the other thing that's insulting about this debate, is they're saying that the use of authorization resolution against Saddam Hussein justifies the killing of an Iranian General 20 years later in Iraq," Paul said.
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For those of you who haven't teared up yet today, you can remedy that by watching this clip, in which Obama justifies staying in D.C. after his term ends for the sweetest reason – his family.
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The government justifies these clearances in the name of hygiene and pollution, but the cooks under the gun are usually poor migrants from outlying provinces who've moved to urban centers in search of better means.
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The regime's main interest in religion is to gain legitimacy and pacify the Saudi population as Wahhabism justifies armed rebellion abroad against most Muslim leaders, but forbids Saudis from rising up against their own rulers.
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The Texas Major Events Trust Fund justifies payment to organisers and promoters on the basis that they bring people from outside the state who spend money in hotels, restaurants and shops, generating extra tax revenue.
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This perception of Westerners and nonbelievers justifies acts of extreme violence such as beheading foreign hostages such as Japan's Kenji Goto, persecuting of Coptic Christians and burning alive prisoners such as Jordanian pilot Moath al-Kasasbeh.
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" Bishop told Fox News' Tucker Carlson the lawmakers want to know if "as devastating as those two hurricanes were, if that ever justifies the denial of a civil liberty or the denial of a constitutional right.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The inflation rate in the euro zone remains too low, and that justifies maintaining an active monetary policy, European Central Bank policymaker Francois Villeroy de Galhau told a business conference in Germany on Friday.
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The Times isn't a victim here, either; they're enablers pretending that both sides-ism exists and that we really, really need to hear about technology and morality from someone who justifies ongoing close contact with Nazis.
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Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina justifies its existence in its second episode, which begins with a contentious conversation about religious rituals and cultural norms — a surprisingly sophisticated argument for a TV show about a teenage witch.
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Kellyanne Conway may regularly provide factually untrue propaganda that justifies some of the worst acts of the Trump administration — but McKinnon's impression of her is one of the great gifts of the SNL season so far.
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In the first epilogue, after the villain's defeat and John's death, another protagonist finds the idea of living in a 'post-canon' reality, free of all guiding influence, terrifying and (as he justifies it) morally unconscionable.
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The best example of a great Phase 3 villain is Black Panther's Erik Killmonger, whose family connection to King T'Challa is treated as a surprise reveal that contextualizes (and according to some, justifies) his later action.
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The Parisian selector's one of the very best around, a technical wizard who genuinely justifies why DJing's thought of as an artform rather than an easy way of earning cash and some free cans of lager.
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And while he justifies his actions by saying he's trying to save the world, it's clear that he could only do what he's doing if he didn't quite think of women en masse as real people.
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The United States, Britain, Germany, Norway, Spain, Denmark and the Netherlands are drawing up cyber warfare principles to guide their militaries on what justifies deploying cyber attack weapons more broadly, aiming for agreement by early 2019.
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Before he admitted that the women who told stories about him masturbating in front of them without their consent were true, C.K. was one of the most respected comedians working, but that hardly justifies his return.
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"The FAA has found that the risk to the flying public justifies waiving notice and comment prior to adoption of this rule because certain fan blades must be inspected, and, if needed, replaced before further flight."
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When, in a documentary about Akanksha, a recruiter complains that Patel doesn't pay enough, the clinician "tacitly justifies her denial of wage increases by framing surrogates as idle poor only transitioning into dignified work," Lewis writes.
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"I squarely hold the government of India responsible, the ruling party responsible for creating an Islamophobia and anti-Dalit climate that justifies acts of sexual violence and other forms of violence against these minorities," she adds.
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We can compare prices, comfort, fields of view, and display resolutions until we're blue in the face, but none of it matters until there's something cool to play in virtual reality—something that justifies its existence.
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" Ben Carson, another Republican candidate for the presidency, said he has "concerns" about the way farmers and ranchers are treated in the West, but said "there is nothing that justifies the armed occupation of government buildings.
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The results of the study "suggest that it is unclear if the potential contagion prevention from school closures justifies the potential loss of health care workers," researchers Jude Bayham and Eli Fenichel wrote, according to Chalkbeat.
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Morrow grew up in a violent home where he was raped and beaten as a child, and he never received mental health support to deal with his trauma; that justifies nothing but may help explain something.
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"To my fellow Republicans: Having read the Mueller report, you may decide that nothing in it requires or justifies the impeachment of Donald Trump," Bill Kristol, a prominent conservative critic of the president, said on Twitter.
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Only the Champions League justifies the investment, only the Champions League validates the project, only the Champions League brings Qatar the kudos it desires: proof that what was once a backwater can become a global player.
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Just as denying the effects of climate change has played a key role in justifying the Trump administration's efforts to eviscerate regulations protecting the environment, poverty denial justifies reductions in spending on people living in poverty.
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The Egyptian government justifies such harsh measures by pointing to the threat from militants like Islamic State, whose fighters have killed more than 100 Christians in the past six months, most recently a busful of pilgrims.
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"I totally reject and have rejected throughout my entire career the proposition that the end justifies the means or that a judge should decide cases based on a desire to reach a certain outcome," she said.
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Now, that does not mean that community-based affliction somehow justifies extremist actions that target civilians for political reasons: certainly, individuals joining groups like ISIS expressing barbaric and tragic behavior may already be too far gone.
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" In response, Francis asked the young people to pray for Syria and other places in conflict and said: "Once and for all, may we realize that nothing justifies shedding the blood of a brother or sister.
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The cold weather justifies the desire to stay in by a fireplace or space heater and just work on the self, a time to deeply think about things and turn physical inactivity into internal mental action.
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Italian sovereign bond prices and bank stocks fell after the European Commission concluded that Italy is in breach of EU fiscal rules because of its growing debt, a situation that justifies the launch of a disciplinary procedure.
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Germany: "The necessary and decisive fight against terrorism in no way justifies a general suspicion against people of certain beliefs, in this case people of the Muslim faith or from a certain origin," Chancellor Angela Merkel said.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A recent string of dismal economic indicators justifies the European Central Bank's move last month to provide more stimulus, and the bank can ease more if it needs to, Governing Council member Pierre Wunsch said.
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He says a recent Taliban video that justifies the 9/11 attacks based on "interventionist" U.S. policies — and threatens "vengeance" against Afghan security forces — "represents [the Taliban's] true views" more clearly than anything told to U.S. negotiators.
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Few economists expect the bank to change rates from the current 0.75% but the focus will be on policymakers' assessment of the current economic slowdown in Britain and whether it justifies a rate cut down the line.
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The Bahamas justifies this go-slow approach by citing concerns over the security of data passed to other tax authorities, and argues it is better suited to countries (like itself) with systems based mainly on indirect taxes.
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When "Seeds" ultimately reconfigures the season as a story about June trying to save her unborn child from the world it's about to be born into, it justifies a lot of the miserableness on the way there.
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Survivors Michael Rodriguez and Anthony Venegas, both from Costa Rica, say the Latin American culture of "machismo" justifies the actions of the abusers and revictimizes the victims, making it very difficult for survivors to break their silence.
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CNN's own media reporter, Brian Stelter, recently wrote that the network has around a dozen pro-Trump commentators on its roster—a decision the network justifies as proof of its objectivity and its respect for conservative viewpoints.
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Unlike Trump, the presumptive Democratic nominee has real policy ideas—but there's no broader mission behind her candidacy, no sense of purpose higher than Clinton's own advancement, which she justifies with her deep political knowledge and experience.
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This backlash, which has as much to do with embarrassed sportswriters as it does tarnished ethics, influenced fan opinions and still justifies these writers intentionally keeping the players that embarrassed them out of the Hall of Fame.
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Bond yields rose sharply earlier in the week after the European Commission concluded that Italy is in breach of EU fiscal rules because of its growing debt, a situation that justifies the launch of a disciplinary procedure.
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On Tuesday night, Fox News host Sean Hannity went on a lengthy rant accusing Acosta of being a "far-left, grandstanding, sycophant left-winger" — as if that justifies preventing him from having access to the White House.
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France's ramped-up coronavirus measures now require people to produce a document that justifies why they're outside — even just to go a walk or to the shop — after people ignored the government's pleas to stay at home.
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What they all share is the narrative that trans people pose a threat — to military cohesion, to the safety and privacy of your children, to the national purse— that justifies singling us out for discrimination and abuse.
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Women are simultaneously "trapped" both by the brutality of a social system that assigns reproduction of the next generation to isolated individuals and by a story that justifies their entrapment, which — paradoxically — some women have helped write.
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"While high core inflation justifies a tight monetary policy, the possibility of seeing large portfolio capital inflows triggered by the interest rate differential will act as a deterrent to rate hikes," Romania's BCR said in a note.
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One plausible scenario is that Mr Mueller finds that Russia's government did indeed attack America, and that Mr Trump is more beholden to Russian interests than he admits, but does not find evidence of collusion that justifies prosecutions.
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BERLIN, June 28 (Reuters) - The inflation rate in the euro zone remains too low, and that justifies maintaining an active monetary policy, European Central Bank policymaker Francois Villeroy de Galhau told a business conference in Germany on Friday.
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ACLU contributors, including some of its most generous contributors, are strong anti-Trump zealots who believe that the end (getting rid of Trump) justifies any means (including denying Trump and his associates core civil liberties and due process).
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Australia's latest defence white paper, released in February, says that half the world's submarines will be operating in the two oceans within 20 years; it says a "more challenging maritime environment" justifies the doubling of Australia's undersea fleet.
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There's a parallel in terms of the rule that justifies slave trade and the modern trade in stolen oil, and, similar to the slave trade, everyone now accepts our global trade in natural resources as business as usual.
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Ryan, who was elected in 1998 and became speaker in 2015, has long advocated for cutting programs for the poor, an agenda he cloaks in the language of "reform" and justifies with performative concern over the budget deficit.
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The US government justifies its position by retorting that Turkey has failed to provide sufficient evidence of his involvement to initiate the legal process for extradition in American courts -- as required by the 1979 US-Turkey extradition treaty.
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The fact that these "circumstances" are under the control of U.S. government agents justifies — even compels — us to make sure that protocols for managing an extraordinary immigration crisis do not endanger the lives of anyone, especially young children.
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No matter how often Trump says it—and as real-time fact-checkers pointed out Tuesday night--no new state of emergency exists there, and no crisis justifies his demand for huge sums to build a wall there.
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The founder of Insys Therapeutics Inc, a drugmaker accused of helping fuel the U.S. opioid epidemic, argues that the newest health crisis - the coronavirus pandemic - justifies allowing him to avoid going to prison while he pursues an appeal.
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A dissolute literato named Farewell justifies Urrutia's sellout by telling him the tale of an Austro-Hungarian shoemaker who wasted his life attempting to erect a mountaintop monument to every single hero of the past, present and future.
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He's one of the country's chief devotees of the claim that the threat of voter fraud by noncitizens or people casting more than one ballot in person justifies restrictive measures that make it harder for Americans to vote.
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He defied that subpoena, but has offered to cooperate with Republicans in the Senate, volunteering to provide Senator Lindsey Graham with evidence and witnesses that he says justifies Mr. Trump's efforts to push the Ukrainians to pursue investigations.
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Running up the deficit so extravagantly would serve two strategic purposes: One, as many have pointed out, is to create a fiscal emergency that justifies massive cuts to and even possible privatization of Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare.
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Alan Sepinwall, Uproxx: The whole thing could very easily fall prey to all the worst symptoms of sequelitis, but despite some bumps along the way — one bad storytelling choice in particular — Stranger Things 2 largely justifies its existence.
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One consequence of Lochner's fall is that the Supreme Court recognized that it should not be in the business of invalidating economic regulations where there isn't a clear textual hook in the Constitution that justifies such a decision.
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"The individual mandate is unconstitutional because it can no longer be read as a tax, and there is no other constitutional provision that justifies this exercise of congressional power," the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling said.
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The rest of the movie is actually a series of monologues in which Cameron justifies the excesses of the festive season by explaining to the brother-in-law that every single aspect of Christmas is super godly, actually.
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This is why I think it's unlikely he will see my work any differently even with the inaccuracies about "Pillowsophia…" corrected: the material is only worth being right about if it justifies what he already believes is true.
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And it really only justifies the impending narrative for the rest of season four — in which John will push Sherlock away as Sherlock awkwardly tries to help him recover — if you ultimately think their relationship is worth salvaging.
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But none of this justifies extending our existing copyright protections — which are easily abused, can last for more than a century, and sometimes don't even make sense for digital media — to cover something as fundamental as a dance step.
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If this case reaches a jury, the government will likely argue that the end justifies the means—that sex trafficking and prostitution generally are so abhorrent that the government had to do away with Backpage, protected speech and all.
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One of the weakest points of any MCU movie has traditionally been the "villain justifies himself" speech (for instance, Ultron explaining that he somehow needs to kill everyone to save humanity), but Kaecilius' speech actually made sense to me.
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A broad swath of conservative pundits, including those who ostensibly claim to be Never Trump conservatives, have taken refuge in the memo, arguing that it justifies the firing of Comey—even if Trump's motives differed from the memo's rationale.
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For those who care both about the rule of law and the long-term health of the financial system rather than mere short-run political impacts, however, this "ends justifies the means" mentality should raise some serious red flags.
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Hateful laws like North Carolina's HB2, which mandates the use of public facilities as per the "biological sex" listed on one's birth certificate, reinforce the myth that transgender people are deceptive, and that this deception justifies rage if discovered.
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" It went on to say: "Previous large sporting events have shown that some [fans] are regular or occasional clients of prostitutes, and younger ones will start visiting them during these events as they think partying justifies all these excesses.
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Just as it is easy to be sympathetic to Jones's trying to direct attention to a player based in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, Peppers has an uphill climb that perhaps justifies Harbaugh's extra efforts on his behalf.
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Make pasta (shells are ideal because they catch the corn), drain, then in the same pot, add a slice of bacon (it's only a single piece for four people, justifies the weekday vegetarian), shallots, corn kernels, salt and pepper.
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Impressive considering many of the company's products require a forklift, which might also explain why 40 percent of those online purchases were picked up in the store, one of the few online instances that justifies a bricks-and-mortar presence.
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Comparing their crimes to "other equally horrendous cases in which defendants were not sentenced to death, we find no meaningful distinction which justifies imposing the death sentence upon Fry and Allen," the court's majority wrote in its 144-page opinion.
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It justifies the level of vitriol and, you know, the rhetoric that is just so, you know, repugnant to attack people or someone&aposs family, to be able to say to someone you can&apost eat here at this restaurant.
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But for many in Brussels, the possibility of Labour support for an orderly Brexit that avoids the likely chaos of "no-deal" is the only way out of the deadlock, and justifies an attempt to influence Britain's highly tribal internal politics.
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The Galaxy Note has historically been Samsung's biggest and most expensive smartphones, which typically justifies the extra price tag and stands out from the Galaxy S line in two main ways: the biggest and best screens, and Samsung's S Pen stylus.
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"This landmark judgement is a crushing defeat for the tobacco industry and fully justifies the government's determination to go ahead with the introduction of standardized packaging," Deborah Arnott, chief executive of Action on Smoking and Health (ASH), said in a statement.
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And he justifies the ongoing mystification of Blind Willie Johnson's hummed, moaned, postverbal "Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground" by closing with it, as if to prove that, in the end, the message of this music is beyond words.
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The same goes for anything that minimizes, justifies, or even explains an antagonist's actions — like arguing that Blazkowicz's father was a product of his circumstances as a disenfranchised white man, or that archvillain Frau Engel is expressing pride in her heritage.
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By going ahead with an illegal referendum "we've created a very bad precedent, that the end justifies the means", said Xavier Capelles, a tax lawyer in Vic who did not vote because he wants a "third way", involving enhanced autonomy.
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"That the Italian government is trying to appease its EU partners can be seen as a step in the right direction and therefore justifies some euro-positive reaction," said Thu Lan Nguyen, a FX strategist at Commerzbank AG in Frankfurt.
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Lest you think otherwise, Cardi announces on the chorus that making songs like this is essentially her purpose in life ("I was born to flex"), which she justifies with a series of nimble boasts about how she's surrounded by cash.
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"This was not the free press, it was a propaganda machine," says Ms Mengu, referring to the group's biggest newspaper, Zaman, whose employees have been detained en masse since the coup (although she does not think editorial bias justifies the arrests).
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The combination of layoffs with high and rising inventory levels certainly justifies concern, but it is important to maintain perspective — the U.S. light vehicle industry remains fundamentally healthy, even if it appears poised to ease off the accelerator in 2017.
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Trump's continued populism among a subset of the Republican party is tied in part to his pursuit of anti-establishment policies such as import tariffs and harsh immigration policies that the administration justifies as necessary to protect lower income workers.
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To him, they are fungible things that can be bent (and broken) to fit his purposes because, in his mind, getting a wall built is enough of a good thing that it justifies any means by which he gets that accomplished.
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