And secondly that we will not look the other way — meaning there is no way to pay us off to look the other way.
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" One anonymous pro-SESTA lobbyist explicitly embraced this slippery slope, telling The Hill, "There's a common theme here: You look the other way when it comes to sex trafficking, you look the other way when it comes to fake news, you look the other way when it comes to fake political advertisements.
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They were, in effect, obliged to look the other way.
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The United States simply chose to look the other way.
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They can just turn around and look the other way.
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"I just couldn't look the other way," Mr. Branover said.
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And sometimes — most times — it's easier to look the other way.
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The police often look the other way, or arrest the victims.
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And yet, the company wants you to look the other way.
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But what about those who would rather look the other way?
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Everything about the place tells you to look the other way.
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We need to interrogate our tendencies to look the other way.
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The Pentagon has denied soldiers were told to look the other way.
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Several other countries have harsh laws, but often look the other way.
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She can look the other way, but Philip doesn't want her to.
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Look the other way, though, and there are plenty of potential pitfalls.
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Some members of Congress, however, would prefer to look the other way.
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Ehhh, sorry, but we've got to look the other way on this.
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Of course, internet companies don't look the other way for all content.
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But other Republicans were once again struggling to look the other way.
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If someone's doing something wrong, you have to look the other way.
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"I can't just sit back and look the other way," she said.
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But those involved in gathering and distributing aid often look the other way.
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And I learned, lastly, that it's so easy to look the other way.
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Have a good time, and we are going to look the other way.
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They will also remember the Republicans who did not look the other way.
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Or maybe they just hope to convince us to look the other way.
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They just couldn't let this thing happen inside and look the other way.
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Yet amazingly, conservatives whom I have long respected somehow look the other way.
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"I don't anticipate we're just going to look the other way," he said.
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Our political leadership has shown an amazing ability to look the other way.
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When presented with evidence to the contrary, they sometimes look the other way.
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People too often look the other way, but it's not always black and white.
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She asked how the committee could be sure he won't look the other way.
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The NFL will not look the other way when it comes to touchdown celebrations.
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This time, America's new President, Donald Trump, says he won't look the other way.
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As the naysayers shake their heads, the Little Monsters blissfully look the other way.
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In Germany, politicians preferred to look the other way and thus tolerate blatant racism.
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Our authorities should instead simply look the other way when it comes to marijuana.
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Yeah, Young knows that move and throws punches when you look the other way.
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He finished the tweets asking his colleagues to no longer look the other way.
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None of which means we should look the other way when prominent women behave badly.
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Did he receive remuneration to look the other way when his partners broke the law?
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That gives the national agencies which conduct tests a reason to look the other way.
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Some in power were insulated from it; others appeared to willfully look the other way.
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You don't have to be afraid, and you don't have to look the other way.
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"It's right to really look the other way for a few different reasons," said Newton.
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He&aposs a New Yorker, he loves it, and the Republicans look the other way.
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We can't afford to look the other way while science and truth are slowly eradicated.
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But if they were five white young women, no one would look the other way.
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If Trump seems to look the other way on Russian transgressions, China gets no free pass.
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As long as illegal entry remains a criminal offense, DHS will not look the other way.
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"People look the other way and it starts to ferment until there's a scandal," she said.
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His tweets enraged Democrats, who responded vigorously, while Republicans often tried to look the other way.
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But it troubles me that progressives are so willing to look the other way on Sen.
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The banks look the other way also, caring only about the revenue from their lending activity.
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As long as illegal entry remains a criminal offense, D.H.S. will not look the other way.
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The administration has suggested that it might look the other way if individuals don't buy insurance.
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This final round of negotiations in the Senate proves they are willing to look the other way.
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A Pentagon spokesman last year denied that telling soldiers to look the other way is official practice.
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And while their family and friends seemed willing to look the other way, the courts were not.
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Cleaning up the streets means charging parlors a fee so that you'll look the other way, apparently.
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Often, the women of HR lack the power to do anything other than look the other way.
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Republicans might pretend to look the other way, but these ties to a foreign regime are disturbing.
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No. 4: Those who look the other way Ari Kohen knows something about the cost of hate.
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I'd look the other way, squeezing my eyes shut, trying to sing a song in my head.
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And let's not look the other way at Trump's rampant racism just because Omar is no hero.
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"You can't just look the other way; that is one lesson we learned from history," she said.
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Brazilian officials who look the other way can make no claim to be battling corruption and impunity.
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"It's hard for police officers to look the other way if someone's going to consume," he said.
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Congressional Republicans, who are more than happy to look the other way, put forth two basic arguments.
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"So anybody who has a problem with that should just look the other way and get over it."
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Hundreds of online petitions could fill their inboxes and they could look the other way, but that's changing.
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Where political ties to Russia are strong, for example, they may be pressed to look the other way.
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So even when zoning plans prohibit construction and bureaucrats can enforce them, governments often look the other way.
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"Donald Trump may be willing to look the other way, but President Elizabeth Warren will not," she said.
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Exposing those men could put much at risk, and so it was easier to look the other way.
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The con artists paid off corrupt officials to secure blank documents, and to generally look the other way.
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The best we can hope for is that Atlus will, at some point, simply look the other way.
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At last, it seems that neither Irish voters nor elected officials are willing to look the other way.
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When stars like LionMaker get accused of misconduct, the community has an incentive to look the other way.
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I was so naïve about the whole situation and that kind of made me look the other way.
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Also, schools look the other way when athletes of any race are accused of any wrongdoing, including rape.
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Is Ryan really content to look the other way just for an Obamacare repeal and some tax reform?
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When so many were determined to look the other way, Perkins did his best to look directly forward.
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Bribing government officials to look the other way is common practice — even among US companies that operate there.
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They create chaos and diversions: anything to make us look the other way while they stuff their pockets.
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When innocent people suffer, because our political system lacks the will, or the courage, or the basic decency to enforce our laws – or worse still, has sold out to some corporate lobbyist for cash – I am not able to look the other way, and I won't look the other way.
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And because he happens to have an R after his name, we look the other way, we don't complain.
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So when Game of Thrones uses Scooby-Doo plot devices we're all just supposed to look the other way?
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It may now be harder for his sympathisers abroad to look the other way when he breaks international rules.
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In the meanwhile, we're going to look the other way whenever we see signs of their star-crossed fate.
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" -- And there are two powerful words that make it a lot easier to look the other way: "We're winning.
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We cannot as a society look the other way any longer," Zach wrote concluding with, "Driving drunk is intent.
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"Federal and state regulators continue to look the other way," said Peter Morgan, senior attorney for the Sierra Club.
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Some ask if you can work something out, or if you'd look the other way and let them live.
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Many world leaders, including those who run most of the richest countries, are choosing to look the other way.
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Until now, they were willing to look the other way just as long as they got their agenda through.
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I can't...in good faith, just look the other way because my party is now complicit in the deficits.
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Every member of leadership will be asked, daily, whether seating Gianforte represents a willingness to look the other way.
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" I don't want to analyze each line but, "I sit in the tall grass and look the other way.
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Caplan has seen prostitutes brought into nursing homes to visit lonely patients, and nurses that look the other way.
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Mostly, the Dubai authorities look the other way when it comes to such behavior by foreigners — until they don't.
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And because he happens to have an 'R' after his name, we look the other way, we don't complain.
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The authorities hound aid workers and journalists, but they seem to look the other way from these human traffickers.
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Yet, they too showed an increased willingness to look the other way when faced with shadiness in their ranks.
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It is our addiction to oil that forces us to look the other way at a murder most vile.
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Administrators whose most solemn responsibility was protecting children instead chose to look the other way and protect child abusers.
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As long as he keeps delivering the hits, it's easy enough for his employers to look the other way.
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But to look the other way, to hold your tongue is the most profoundly unpatriotic act I can imagine.
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It is much easier for Republicans to look the other way on Trump's incompetence … go along to get along.
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It's out of my budget but since I get a raise starting next Friday, I'll look the other way.
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Look the other way, they don&apost even like the fact that people can see this, mothers seeing these images.
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In other words, boards may look the other way in order to fill an employment gap, the AJC article suggests.
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But a genre may develop, and a provider profiting from it may look the other way or even encourage it.
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The problem is a cultural one where commanders too often look the other way and allow toxic environments to fester.
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That your underlings looked up to you and you'd look the other way and let them have little treats sometimes.
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"We can't continue to look the other way — we must do everything we can to hold him accountable," she added.
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In another echo of the tainted milk scandal, top-down political priorities provide an incentive to look the other way.
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Big Pharma encouraged opioid use and abuse for decades, and funded efforts to get government to look the other way.
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But he added that most members don't want to look the other way on other "egregious violations" on Trump's part.
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And they said the chief's immediate superiors seemed more inclined to look the other way than to rein him in.
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"We can't say that because someone is going to make a buck, we should look the other way," he said.
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"You need a bank or financial institution willing to do business with you and look the other way," Hays said.
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To me, this is bigger than football and it would be selfish on my part to look the other way.
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The only quasi-mention: her economy-focused launch video said politicians look the other way while big industries do bad stuff.
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She said past administrations asked immigration agents to look the other way when families crossed the border illegally, but no longer.
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He finds no evidence of this, although the agency was happy to look the other way when the Hmong sold drugs.
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Many bribe border guards to look the other way; hence the large number of Eritreans who have sought asylum in Europe.
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"If they're offended by what they see, they can do what Joe Paterno did – look the other way," he told reporters.
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Finally, they needed a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to look the other way as their massive empire mushroomed and metastasized.
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Police and governmental corruption runs rampant — officials either participate in the drug trade or are bribed to look the other way.
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"And because he happens to have an 'R' after his name, we look the other way, we don't complain," she added.
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On this point, those Americans who tapped a Republican-controlled Senate to confirm Sessions' replacement chose to look the other way.
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Perhaps. It would be hard to look the other way if Trump engages a full-on, detailed assault on her behavior.
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They point to unscrupulous builders who erect shoddy structures in crowded areas and pay off officials to look the other way.
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Everyone knows these campaigns happen, and while artists can't stop fans from setting them up, they generally look the other way.
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It is because collectors like Hobby Lobby are willing to pay a premium and look the other way that looting continues.
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In these situations, far too many managers and executives look the other way when they realize an employee is falling behind.
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In practice, however, these rules are never applied because the IMF - the referee, and Washington, its major shareholder - look the other way.
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" He added: "To me, this is bigger than football and it would be selfish on my part to look the other way.
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Do we want a president who will nominate Supreme Court justices to look the other way and rubber-stamp the president's agenda?
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Point No. 3—Soros is a second-order threat, and those who want to defend conservative values should look the other way.
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And so, it makes sense then that maybe managers would look the other way because they're really hitting all their productivity numbers.
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" He continued ... "To me, this is bigger than football and it would be selfish on my part to look the other way.
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" "To me," he added, "this is bigger than football and it would be selfish on my part to look the other way.
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EU officials often fume about the opprobrium heaped upon Europe over migration while rich Gulf or Asian states look the other way.
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"To me, this is bigger than football and it would be selfish on my part to look the other way," he continued.
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Ramirez's associates would grow and process cocaine and fly it to Mexico, bribing authorities in both countries to look the other way.
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"To me, this is bigger than football and it would be selfish on my part to look the other way," he said.
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"It's absolutely abhorrent the comments she continues to make and has made and (Democrats) look the other way," Sanders added on Sunday.
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But mostly there are enablers, both those who facilitated his predations and those who found it expedient to look the other way.
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Some studio executives viewed Glaad as a corrupt watchdog — just write a big enough check and it would look the other way.
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And they'd be back 15 minutes later because Forcade would pay a guy from the venue: 'Here's $200, look the other way.
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In November, Americans have the chance to let these men and women know that we can't afford to look the other way.
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He should continue on this course, ignore the Americans and look the other way when drug shipments flow to the United States.
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" He continued, "To me, this is bigger than football and it would be selfish on my part to look the other way.
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"This has been tolerated so long, and it is so ingrained in the E.P.A. culture to look the other way," he said.
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Pozen argues that governments look the other way when it comes to leaks because it is in their interest to do so.
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But as their dominance has grown, and as egregious privacy violations and mishaps proliferate, regulators can no longer look the other way.
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These bosses can lord their position over female charges – or look the other way when male underlings behave in sexually aggressive ways.
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This look-the-other-way approach can result in wage discrimination for the undocumented, but it benefits the formerly incarcerated and homeless.
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Those who do not want to know may look the other way, but the predator is plain to those who were once prey.
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"But you can shame the banks, the financiers and the institutions that do business with them and choose to look the other way."
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"The CFPB's job is to deter illegal activity, not look the other way," said Peterson, who now teaches at the University of Utah.
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Most got a prescription from Yale's new gynecologist, who had an agreement with the police to look the other way, Ms. Perkins wrote.
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We, as a society, need to listen, need to not look the other way, not leave behind, not ignore people living with autism.
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What she's saying: Warren said during her speech that President Trump "may be willing to look the other way," but she would not.
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Many local people resent the refugees, some of whom have been attacked with knives, sticks and screwdrivers while police look the other way.
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Officials aren't so much paid off to look the other way; they're paid because, it is said, they own some of the generators.
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"To me, this is bigger than football and it would be selfish on my part to look the other way," the athlete added.
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But alas, when you support Hillary and make music for young women, people find it in their hearts to look the other way.
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They should not ask DHS to look the other way, they should not ask DHS to abdicate our oath to enforce the law.
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The poor may always be with us, but Barber reminds us that that doesn't mean we accept poverty and look the other way.
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The ongoing, explosive growth in e-commerce, though, means the U.S. and other nations can no longer afford to look the other way.
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Even when we want to look the other way because he is a member of our political party and we need that vote.
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Rather than pay the rest of the world to look the other way, the president should revise, or better yet, rescind that promise.
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"We didn't come here to say, what you've been doing is great, and we're going to look the other way," Shelby told NPR.
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The Taliban directly impose taxes on the crop; some government officials do, too, or more often solicit bribes to look the other way.
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It's also possible that the board could have been tempted to look the other way if it took this one problem by itself.
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It's not that we have to look the other way on abuse or neglect, but competency rather than excellence should be the goal.
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In many cases, states aren't just agreeing to look the other way or even just reap the tax benefits of legal marijuana sales.
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The most chilling sign of this is when people look the other way as the most vulnerable members of society are preyed on.
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As a wealthy and politically powerful company gambles lives for profit, Texas officials look the other way, the Morning News reporters tell us.
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But you can shame the banks, the financiers and the institutions that do business with them and choose to look the other way.
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Furthermore, it's easy for people to look the other way or hope someone else will handle it when they witness a woman being violated.
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The company's response to problems its platform creates is to look the other way until a trigger point of enough bad publicity gets reached.
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Then someone makes you a deal that you can either shut up and look the other way while someone escapes or be whacked yourself.
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Ryan isn't just choosing to look the other way; he is actually denuding himself and the Congress of some of its most basic functions.
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"But I do think that this horrific killing of a journalist is not simply something where we can look the other way," he continued.
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"To me, this is bigger than football and it would be selfish on my part to look the other way," he told NFL Media.
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Too many politicians wanted the military on their side, and now too many citizens and outside parties are willing to look the other way.
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While state and federal regulators may look the other way, or be prevented from taking action, it does not make the candidates' actions appropriate.
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In the beginning, people would kindly look the other way when we had a bad year as long as we improved the year after.
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"That prosecutors chose not to pursue criminal charges should not have settled the matter, and it let too many involved look the other way."
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Mr. Trump's fellow Republicans in Congress see all this and yet, with the exception of a few who are retiring, look the other way.
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Now, with Trump as commander-in-chief, the GOP majority in Congress is happy to look the other way while the missiles take flight.
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"And sometimes Santa's little helpers will look the other way if they come in late," said Darleen Reid, a spokeswoman for the Postal Service.
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So over the past two years, Republicans have been calling the shots — deciding when to investigate closely, and when to look the other way.
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The tweet "suggests he is willing to look the other way for now," says Vipin Narang, an expert on North Korea's nuclear program at MIT.
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The border can't be sealed in mountain regions and some Tunisian guards, often related to smugglers, look the other way for a bribe, residents say.
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Plenty of people in both the public and private sectors had to look the other way for a long time to allow this to happen.
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Such Republicans were generally comfortable with Mr Cantor and willing to occasionally look the other way over his accommodations with the party's restive right wing.
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We get paid—WWE in cash, us in cheap gas—and we look the other way, or say that something which is bad is good.
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Some are done with the knowledge of the original arms manufacturers, who persuade government officials to look the other way while illegal activities take place.
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But there is no way for McConnell to look the other way on special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into possible ties between Trump and Russia.
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These politicians are counting on a base that will look the other way as they undermine Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian tampering with the election.
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Investors could look the other way because global growth was picking up, and Mr. Trump was introducing pro-business policies like tax cuts and deregulation.
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"But you can shame the banks, the financiers and the institutions that do business with them and choose to look the other way," he wrote.
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It makes no sense to abhor violence against some unborn children but to look the other way when the lives of other children are extinguished.
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Voters can also see that Republicans who once trashed President Obama over increases in the federal deficit are now happy to look the other way.
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And he hinted that as long as Russian President Vladimir Putin did not kill his opponents on US soil, he would look the other way.
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" But, he, added "You can shame the banks, the financiers and the institutions that do business with them and choose to look the other way.
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"I think she has provided a convenient excuse for Republicans to look the other way, and that's unfortunate," Elizabeth BeShears, a Republican communications consultant, said.
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To suggest that I am willing to look the other way on preexisting conditions defies not only what I have stated [but] who I am.
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These days, the enforcement of unpopular laws is left almost entirely to the police, with neighbors, friends and others determined to look the other way.
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"These guidance documents simply suggest that prosecutors and bank regulators might 'look the other way' if financial institutions don't mind violating the law," Jackson said.
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That's because Assad believes (correctly) that the world will essentially look the other way even though targeting medical facilities is prohibited under international humanitarian law.
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They fear that America will bluster, then look the other way as China builds airstrips and military bases on disputed reefs in the South China Sea.
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Some of the kids are super informed about what's allowed in different clubs and how they get in and around bouncers who look the other way.
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We now know that this strategy was enough to turn key states red, in part because many decent people became willing to look the other way.
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However, if a professional provides the firm a lot of business, it may be in their interest to look the other way regarding certain historical violations.
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Republicans, in turn, look the other way or even defend him when scandal swirls — from conflicts of interest, sexual assault, or Russian meddling in the campaign.
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Others are survivors of the last crackdown, emboldened by the belief that regulators, focused on enabling funding for struggling private firms, will look the other way.
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But Ms. Nuñez said she had been hopeful that with the culture of self-censorship and fear eroding, her supervisors might simply look the other way.
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Our obligation to help vulnerable Yazidi, Christian and Shia populations remains, and the world must not look the other way when crimes against humanity are committed.
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The overall winner of the 2017 Wildlife Comedy Photography Awards shows an owl struggling to keep his grip as his owl friends look the other way.
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And despite the fact hat it's also illegal for tourists traveling to the country, authorities often look the other way as the pot tourism industry grows.
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Wallis, founder of Sojourners magazine, says evangelicals made a "Faustian" bargain with Trump -- appoint the federal judges we want and we will look the other way.
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"I would guess long-term that U.S. regulators will not simply look the other way when folks or their agents promote these schemes to the public."
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Once he saw how self-sufficient I was and that I was able to fund my own personal projects, he seemed to look the other way.
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While he's not totally successful as the controversies don't fully fade from view, he has managed to get many to look the other way for a bit.
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Torture-porn masquerading as drama Bryan Bishop: It's been easy to look the other way while The Walking Dead has indulged in its crueler, more vulgar tendencies.
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The Chinese desire stability on the peninsula, and so have been all too willing to look the other way as imports and exports pass over that border.
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The fact that injured fans can't sue has allowed baseball to look the other way, for far too long, ignoring the serious damage foul balls can cause.
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Tusks are often sold to African middlemen who pay off corrupt government officials either to look the other way or to take part in the smuggling themselves.
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We'll know by the end of Sunday, but what we know now (and always) is that the N.C.A.A. has a billion reasons to look the other way.
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They made a deal: If Mr. Bulger ratted out members of the underworld, the Justice Department would look the other way in his racketeering and extortion schemes.
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"Saudi Arabia's an important ... partner, but I don't think we can simply look the other way when things happen and talk about business as usual," Engel said.
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We could look the other way when trade was just about toys and solar panels, but when it's about F-35s and 5G telecommunications, that's not smart.
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It would be equally unhelpful to stay silent and look the other way, waiting until this presidency is finally over and a successor occupies the White House.
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Uber's initial investors and board members were willing to look the other way as scandal after scandal erupted because the business model seemed to be on track.
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Members of Congress made an oath to support and defend the Constitution, and to look the other way when it's being violated is to abdicate that responsibility.
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" "And I'm meeting a lot of voters who are no longer willing to look the other way on that, (who are) looking for a new political home.
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"Unless they are saying that the legislative agenda is totally dead, I think the markets just go on to look the other way and live with this."
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It's also a portfolio of absences—the absence of violence and discrimination in your life—that you can look the other way and avoid commenting on directly.
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You can look the other way because you fear for your job or your reputation, or because you refuse to feel responsible for the systems around you.
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Martland's case became the face of an alleged Pentagon policy that encouraged American troops to look the other way when Afghan police and militia officials sexually assaulted children.
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The bill is in response to allegations that a Pentagon policy encouraged American troops to look the other way when Afghan police and militia officials sexually assaulted children.
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Researchers have argued that people are willing to look the other way on truthfulness so long as that candidate appears to authentically channel their grievances against the establishment.
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Two weeks ago, the FBI arrested every city official but one for allegedly taking bribes and agreeing to look the other way for an illegal gambling ring operator.
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"This is bad timing for Michigan State because it's going to make it easier for us to look the other way on problems that we face," he said.
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Knowing that Western powers will look the other way, those countries feel less compelled to grant full protections, preventing refugees from working or restricting where they can live.
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But "Bombshell" also doesn't let the women of Fox off the hook, showing how their ambition and greed encouraged them to look the other way for too long.
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Rather than be accused of fat shaming, those who could positively affect the obesity crisis — members of Congress, for example — look the other way out of self-preservation.
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Mueller really may find wrongdoing from Trump, Nunes effectively admits, and if he does, the president will need a House GOP majority to boldly look the other way.
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His lawyer said in court that Maysonet, a former drug dealer, made repeated payments to the detective for him to look the other way when Maysonet was dealing drugs.
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"They knew we couldn't look the other way," said Fazel Meybodi, a cleric from the Iranian holy city of Qum, one of the world's main centers of Shiite theology.
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"Many countries turned to look the other way, as though they were ghosts — they knew they were there, but paid no attention," said Costa Rica's foreign minister, Manuel González.
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Another possibility is that Trump and Sessions don't explicitly call for more action, but they look the other way as federal law enforcement crack down on states' marijuana laws.
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Always quick to condemn the sexual behavior of others in the past, evangelical leaders have chosen to look the other way regarding the outrageous sexual behavior of their candidate.
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Despite any public evidence to support it, a popular response on social media was that the guards were scapegoats for people who paid them to look the other way.
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The International Monetary Fund will look the other way, and the euro area partners will continue to suffer in silence while Germans think that those surpluses are their birthright.
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Williams told Asderaki, "If you ever see me walking down the hall, look the other way" — not "If we're ever walking down the street, stay on the other side."
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Systemic sexism depends on silence — people who will look the other way, or who will shut up those loud women who don't have the courtesy to shut themselves up.
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In Oakland, where for decades warehouses have served as a haven for artists, this often means living at the whims of any landlord willing to look the other way.
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Neither are bankers or large institutional investors like mutual funds; they've also shown they're more than happy to look the other way if it means money in their pockets.
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The gang either failed to declare goods brought to Kyrgyzstan from China or disguised them as items of little value, while bribing customs officials to look the other way.
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That Koskinen has survived as long as he has is a testament to his good fortune, and the willingness of top GOP congressional leaders to look the other way.
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Conservatives in Congress, meanwhile, who spent years venerating President Vladimir Putin, seem to be willing to look the other way regarding evidence of Russian intervention in the 29 election.
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Perhaps as a result of those failures in the agency's decision-making, lawyers for the Trump administration have asked the Supreme Court to, in effect, look the other way.
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While most men probably knew the girls weren't South Korean, because North Koreans have different accents and dialects to people in the south, they chose to look the other way.
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When we ran laps at practice, I'd wait for the coach to look the other way, then bolt across the middle of the track instead of making the full lap.
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"The criminals running the operation were able to pay off corrupt officials to look the other way, as well as obtain legitimate blank documents to be doctored," the statement said.
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Finally, in the next administrative region over, the Var, the conductor agreed to look the other way, allowing three migrants to board at a time, as the trains went through.
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We are willing to put irony aside and even look the other way on the hypocrisy this president has demonstrated time and again on the issue of immigration and DACA.
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"Thirty-five years ago, the other students in the room chose to laugh and look the other way as sexual violence was perpetrated on me by Brett Kavanaugh," she wrote.
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Instead, it's become such a cultural sensation over the past decade that, instead, most companies decided to look the other way, believing the exposure is ultimately good for their brands.
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"I can't in all good honesty, in all good faith, just look the other way because my party is now complicit in the deficits," Paul said on the Senate floor.
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And as long as the international community continues to look the other way on past crimes, there remains a high benchmark for what Tehran believes it can get away with.
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Hagel raised the issue of terror groups launching attacks on US forces in Afghanistan but sheltering on Pakistani territory, and the US really wishing Pakistan would not look the other way.
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So remember, in your heart, if you're not outraged, you're not paying attention, and I want you to pay attention, find what's wrong, don't ignore it, don't look the other way.
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We can&apost just look the other way while China and a lot of other countries, by the way, gain (ph) the global trading system and rack up huge trade surpluses.
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Once in prison, he would reportedly bribe prison guards so that they would look the other way, and he also controlled access to one of the wings where the disappearances occurred.
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But they will be interested to know if Deutsche's regulatory leg-up is a one-off, and if not whether the supervisor might look the other way to help consolidation happen.
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More importantly, they will have to decide whether they will embrace children like Micah, living proof that these babies are worth saving, or harden their hearts and look the other way.
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On Asia's major flashpoints — North Korea, Taiwan and the South China Sea — the Trump administration is far less inclined than its predecessors to look the other way as threats have mounted.
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At least he didn't stand around on one foot and crane his neck and look uncomfortable and look the other way from right away from Donald Trump wherever he was standing.
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Most Europeans (like many Americans) worry that Trump will give Putin what he wants in Ukraine and Syria and look the other way at Russia's interference in U.S. and European elections.
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The banks and people that did business with him — and their willingness to potentially look the other way on his shady dealings, moral and otherwise — will likely be under the microscope.
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"Every time we stopped a truck for a check, for not having the right paperwork someone would make me an offer to try to get me to look the other way".
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We cannot afford to let our government look the other way while private entities impair our natural resources on our public estate, leaving taxpayers and private landowners to offset the burden.
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Sadly, there remains a sizable constituency for incompetency on this scale — the look-the-other-way evangelicals, the get-yours-while-you-can corporate class, the ditch-your-principles Republican officeholders.
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"I can't in all good honesty, in all good faith, just look the other way because my party is now complicit in the deficits," the senator said on the Senate floor.
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"Thirty-five years ago, the other students in the room chose to laugh and look the other way as sexual violence was perpetrated on me by Brett Kavanaugh," the statement reads.
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Her baked interpretation of cacio e pepe has mascarpone, pecorino, and ricotta cheese in it, and purists will gladly look the other way as they eat it out of the baking pan.
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Once the stock hit $28, Cramer was sure syndicate desks would look the other way if the funds wanted to sell given how overvalued it was versus many other social media stocks.
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Every time I've ever seen her is when I'm with my brother Jay Z, and I just say, "Hi," and I look the other way so fast, and I kind of run.
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In A Change of Place, there are images that really push me to want to uncover the past of places we may have lost, instead of making me look the other way.
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So China had to be made to bluntly understand that the U.S. would not look the other way anymore from China's longstanding abusive trade practices, nor would it be bought off, either.
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"I can't in all good honesty, in all good faith, just look the other way because my party is now complicit in the deficits," Paul said on the Senate floor in February.
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Then we wonder why those same boys become the men who mistreat women, discriminate against us in the workplace, or look the other way when other men harass, bully or abuse us.
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"We're not going to look the other way just because we think we've made a deal and we're not going to continue to watch it," Haley said, describing the message Trump sent.
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Perhaps our hive mind compels us to look the other way, to avoid too many questions, to not think about how many other cells contain secret worlds of wealth, deceit and violence.
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Now, in the make-believe world of the Trump administration, Dow is working hard to convince the members of Congress to simply look the other way and pretend the risks don't exist.
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The entirety of the Trump administration has correctly, publicly and consistently pivoted away from President Obama's policies of squeamish discomfort with the internal hunger for change and wholesale look-the-other-way-appeasement.
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It's a perfect storm for partisans to identify with their president, look the other way from abuses of power, and provide no political incentives for other actors to keep the president in check.
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Schumer said on Tuesday that many Republicans "understand" the Constitution's balance of power and urged them not to "look the other way" just because the president is a member of their own party.
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"It is not in our national security interests to look the other way when it comes to the brutal murder of Mr. Jamal Khashoggi," Graham said in a statement released late Tuesday afternoon.
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"I can't in all good honesty, in all good faith, just look the other way because my party is now complicit in the deficits," Paul said at the time on the Senate floor.
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But it also said no evidence had been found that American soldiers were ordered to look the other way as a matter of policy, or that their commanders condoned the bacha bazi practice.
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And they are not averse to slipping some sawbucks to SAT proctors to look the other way while a hired nerd, disguised as their "gifted" granddaughter, adds a 1520 to the college application.
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On Tuesday, at Mr. Sipe's bedside, the two men pondered the moral mystery of how so many clerics could look the other way, putting ecclesiastical ambition above doing the right thing by children.
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"I may look the other way," she awkwardly responded to Cardenas as he quickly ran towards another car and snuck under the display to jump on top of it with a loud bang.
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"I can't in all good honesty, in all good faith, just look the other way because my party is now complicit in the deficits," Paul said on the Senate floor at the time.
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So even conservative people who might disapprove of their lifestyle or their way of dressing just stay silent or look the other way when it comes to things like laws to protect them.
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Either way, we simply can't allow a protocol under which we conclude that some leaks are "good" and therefore we're willing to look the other way at their impropriety or even their illegality.
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Remember that Lindsey Graham endorsed Ted Cruz after joking that most of his fellow senators hate Cruz so much they would look the other way if he were murdered on the Senate floor.
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Mike Lee on Tuesday if the federal government would continue to look the other way while states enacted their own laws regarding marijuana, Sessions said he wouldn't commit to not enforcing existing federal law.
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Devin Nunes, once part of the House Intelligence Committee's Russia investigation, attacked the press; the local sheriff emphasized that his officers knew to look the other way when local ranchers had an unlicensed firearm.
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The Democrats' coalition of the mid-20th century was divided between Southerners who supported segregation, liberal activists trying to end it, and others outside the South who were happy to look the other way.
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Now I understand why disaffected Republicans would find the Libertarian message appealing, although many in that party will have to look the other way on issues like abortion, national defense and recreational drug use.
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Carlos Guerrero, 55, said he had been willing to "look the other way" on many of Mr. Trump's speeches — including "the way he speaks of Latin people" — because he liked Mr. Trump's overall message.
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When it comes to pizza accompaniments, we might look the other way—or even get down—when it comes to Ranch dressing or sriracha, but the line has to be drawn firmly at milk.
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"Beijing was willing to look the other way under Ma but not under Tsai," Sean King, a senior vice president at Park Strategies, a consulting firm based in New York, said in an email.
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The senator added that Trump had signaled he "is willing to look the other way if the price is right" by citing U.S. economic ties with Saudi Arabia in his handling of Khashoggi's death.
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The Passage, a London-based homelessness charity, produced the 'Look the Other Way' film installation to try and change people's attitudes toward rough sleepers during Britain's cold winter months, when demand for shelters surges.
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"Not only did people look the other way, but they went after the women who came forward and accused him," says Kathleen Sebelius, the former secretary of Health and Human Services and Kansas governor.
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He was doing it with a wink and a nod, with just enough claim of fake naiveté and deniability to give those who want to support him the space to look the other way.
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But what we have seen of him in the Trump era paints a different picture, of a man absolutely willing to look the other way when things around the workplace get weird and icky.
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The bottom line: While politics certainly plays a role for these swing voters, Trump's personality seems to be getting in his own way — and they're less inclined to look the other way again in 2020.
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Rabobank chose to "look the other way" when it learned of transactions indicative of international drug trafficking, organized crime and money laundering, Acting Assistant U.S. Attorney General John Cronan said in the Justice Department statement.
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This explains why they've been content to look the other way with recruits who don't exactly act pious in their personal lives as long as they get the dirty work done in their professional lives.
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I, in any case, do not want to live in a country in which people reprimand their neighbors for failing to separate their trash, but look the other way when their fellow citizens are murdered.
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But when a recording emerged of Mr. Trump boasting about groping women, it struck at the core of a party that prides itself on "values," and Republican leaders could no longer look the other way.
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But when the extent of the scandal became known — disclosures of the break-in and the subsequent cover-up orchestrated by the White House — Mr. Graham tended to look the other way, his critics said.
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But what we already know should be enough to serve as a cautionary tale about what a powerful, well-connected man can get away with, as long as the right people look the other way.
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Instead, he said, it is an issue of separation of powers, and he warned Republicans not to "look the other way" because the same tactic could be used by a Democratic president in the future.
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Many villagers have vented their fury at police officers, whom they accuse of taking bribes from bootleggers to look the other way while dangerous illegal brews are sold openly along the roads and in markets.
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"In LA, where I grew up, you look one way and it's concrete skyscrapers, then you look the other way, and there's this giant wild playground" of the Pacific Ocean, he told me over the phone.
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No longer would a dutiful press corps politely look the other way when it came to a president's improprieties, whether that was sexual dalliances, alcoholism, or a little break-in at a Washington DC office building.
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"It seems to me the basic proposition of breaking the rules that you can in effect look the other way in the face of strong evidence of serious ethical problems … is exceptionally troubling," he told reporters.
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But now that I'm working at a real desk inside a real office at a company that hands out Magic Mice by default, I can no longer look the other way as Apple continues this charade.
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Second, and perhaps unintentionally, the museum suggests that if the Supreme Court had not forced Nixon to release White House tapes of his ordering illegal acts, many partisans might have continued to look the other way.
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PORTLAND, Maine – A man challenging his conviction for killing a 16-year-old girl in Maine in 1989 contends his friend testified against him so that police would look the other way in a rape case.
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The CDA undoubtedly gave websites cover to look the other way while victims of sex trafficking were marketed on their sites, which has placed these victims at the center of a debate about free speech online.
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And American companies, in turn, were often inclined to play dumb and look the other way: Even as they were being robbed silly, they didn't want to jeopardize their access to China's nearly 1.4 billion consumers.
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"Hollande needs to think about reelection and there is no incentive for him to look the other way on this — it's politically smart for him to make a show of cracking down on this," Rudowski said.
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The only way North Carolina Republicans could have been more blatantly discriminatory would have been to show up at the ballot wearing white sheets, and a unanimous Fourth Circuit panel refused to look the other way.
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For decades, the soccer federation had an unofficial, look-the-other-way exemption to stage games on the Sabbath, when many Israeli businesses are prohibited from operating and public transportation systems like buses do not operate.
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The second – and only - option if foreign states look the other way, is to make sure it is sufficiently well defended, particularly in its highly populated cities, to guarantee inflicting massive casualties on invading Chinese troops.
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In Epstein's case, he appears to have been bringing not only his money to the banks but also many other wealthy connections, and so there was a temptation to look the other way on red flags.
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From Pemex workers tipping off criminals about the most opportune time to drill, to local police officers paid to look the other way, the gas thieves have built their operations with widespread bribery backed by violence.
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Meanwhile, the list of prominent companies that have gone out of their way to censor on behalf of the Chinese government has been growing—mainly because it has been profitable enough to look the other way.
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As the FBI notes on its website, these domestic terrorists are persistently "crossing the line from First Amendment protected rights to committing crimes to further their political agenda" while our political leaders look the other way.
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The Trump administration, which has been criticized for its willingness to look the other way at human rights abuses around the world, was equally blunt in condemning Myanmar's government for its role in spurring the carnage.
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Federal authorities look the other way so long as producers stick to their home turf and list their shares abroad — usually in Canada, where recreational pot is legal and three companies have achieved 10-digit market capitalizations.
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But in a broader "founder friendly" shift in the startup world — one that has increasingly seen boards look the other way at founder indiscretions or mismanagement — Uber's VCs nevertheless sanctioned such maneuverings by going along with them.
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" Graham said former President Barack Obama "chose to look the other way as Iran took increasingly provocative actions," and said, "Each time it led to even worse Iranian behavior and created even larger problems for the future.
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The GOP needs to learn once and for all that the outrage machine only works one way, and when it gets caught in a hypocritical conundrum, the simple and easy response is to look the other way.
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Sixteen years ago, when a young North Korean man named Seo Jae-pyoung walked across the border into China, he only had to pay a North Korean soldier the equivalent of $10 to look the other way.
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The pimps may be feeling marginalized, but otherwise, everyone is making money: the bars, the parlors, the peeps and the studio, not to mention the mobsters backing them and the cops paid to look the other way.
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As the pandemic spreads like quicksilver across the US and questions mount about the federal government's response amid chronic shortages in hospitals, the White House seems to be trying to get everyone to look the other way.
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In some departments, cops enjoy a certain amount of "professional courtesy" from their fellow officers, Stinson said — rather than arrest a colleague for driving drunk, an officer might look the other way, or even drive him home.
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If Bahrain has learned anything from seeking to extradite me, it is that the government can arrest, torture and repress its people and countries like the United States and Britain will continue to look the other way.
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Another possibility is that Trump and Sessions don't explicitly call for action against pot businesses, but they look the other way as federal law enforcement agencies like the DEA independently crack down on states' marijuana legalization laws.
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Well, except for the famous Holder report — which has been described to me as a devastating and substantial chronicle of mismanagement under Kalanick's rule, as well as an indictment of its look-the-other-way board, too.
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National regulators were prone to look the other way when banks wobbled; the ECB, which took on the powers in 2014, has waited too long to flex its muscles but is a more credible judge of financial trouble.
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In tech, the reentry of alleged perpetrators of sexual misconduct raises questions about the real consequences of bad behavior and a culture willing to look the other way when there's money to be made on a proven winner.
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BB says hip-hop culture has a tendency to look the other way on moments like this, but he argues that has to change ... and that people from the community have to hold one another accountable, including Kodak.
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"The government of Puerto Rico remains silent and idle while the federal government under the Trump administration was looking and continued to look the other way and make things very difficult for the Puerto Rican people," Cruz said.
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As long as copyright holders are willing to look the other way, the Internet Archive can continue providing digital information to as many people as possible—which is why Kahle started the Internet Archive in the first place.
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Financial corporations are being given the nod to re-establish their unholy alliances, in which vast interconnections through lending, borrowing, derivatives and other transactions spread and amplify risks throughout the financial system — while regulators look the other way.
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And it's so easy, in general — and it's human nature — it's easy for all of us to say 'that's not me and that's not going to ever affect me, and so I'm going to look the other way.
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But we can control whether we hold them accountable for those lies or whether, in either a state of exhaustion or to protect our own political objectives, we look the other way and normalize an indifference to truth.
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While the "unelected permanent governing class" may have been willing to look the other way when highly paid bankers wrecked the economy, many of the workers who lost their jobs and families who lost their homes were not.
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On the other hand, the government could choose to look the other way and merely slap wrists, but this could invite even more dangerous and egregious violations down the line that would prove hazardous to the responsible space actors.
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While some cosmetics companies look the other way after getting a killer deal on the natural pigment, the solution for brands who don't want to be associated with child labor isn't as simple as pulling out of India completely.
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"We can't ... continue to look the other way as countries use friendly rhetoric to distract from unfriendly acts," he said, adding that Washginton had a "deeper and broader" network of allies and partners in the Indo-Pacific than China.
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The downside: In addition to the usual risks with investing in startups, cannabis companies face the added risk that marijuana remains illegal at the federal level nationwide, with the current administration seemingly less inclined to look the other way.
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But when you can almost literally put your nose next to Mary Ellen Mark, Daido Moriyama, and Henri Cartier-Bresson photographs, turning down the opportunity to expand your worldview because a few people look the other way seems silly.
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They also need what I call fellow travelers, people who are willing to nod and look the other way about the alt-right's racism because they think the alt-right is essentially correct about Western civilization being under assault.
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For police officers across the country, this has translated to a Justice Department that is willing to look the other way when there are protests and criticisms against police over excessive use of force and other kinds of misconduct.
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Impatient to test the shifting political boundaries, entrepreneurs have opened hundreds of illicit dispensaries across Canada, selling products like organic marijuana buds and potent cannabis concentrates, while local governments and the police have tended to look the other way.
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The message that many people took away, just as they had from the impunity enjoyed by the lynch mobs, was that when it came to targeting Muslims, the state would look the other way or maybe even join in.
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But he should be just as alarmed by leading congressional Republicans who pilloried President Barack Obama for his alleged abuses of executive power, but now look the other way as Mr. Trump makes mincemeat of the rule of law.
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If the Justice Department really decides to look the other way, then this wave of mergers is still early and it will last for as long as the market keeps greeting each deal with tremendous love for the acquirer.
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" Tlaib tweeted in support of Whitmer sending the letter on Friday, writing that she had "so much appreciation for my Governor's leadership on ensuring that we don't look the other way to hateful rhetoric that is calling for violence.
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But to get everyone to look the other way, Trump is putting on a dazzling cable news show full of shouted insults and pained claims that he is a victim of Democrats who want to undo the 2016 election.
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I hope that powerful men in Hollywood and other industries follow his lead, because it's hard to imagine that things will improve if men continue to stay silent and look the other way when women are victimized by those in power.
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This is not unique — although figures like defense industry tycoon Warren Kanders have recently come under art world fire, other corporate sponsors and big donors (UBS, the Resnicks) regularly receive the same look-the-other-way-treatment as Deutsche Bank.
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At its most extreme, the invocation of family has been used to explain why parents ignore sexual abuse, why grandparents look the other way when their child is beaten, why no one told police when a serious crime was committed.
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Republicans who support Trump by margins of close to 90% in recent polls have long ago made peace with the President's outrageousness or are willing to look the other way as he implements a conservative agenda, especially in the courts.
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Graham, a Trump ally who has been one of the most vocal senators on the Khashoggi issue, said Thursday it is not in the national security interest to "look the other way when it comes to the brutal murder" of Khashoggi.
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If you are a Cancer able to tame the Mars in Aquarius tendency to stray (or one who is able to look the other way) the two of you could really make a serious relationship built on depth, security, and intimacy.
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"We provide food, medical, education and all the needs of the child — but let's be honest, there are some who would like us to look the other way dealing with families at the border and not enforce the law," said Nielsen.
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"If it depends on us, we won't look the other way when it is time to form a stable government, provided the candidate commits to dialogue and doesn't rule out an independence referendum as one possible solution," the leaders' letter said.
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But for Trump, that is the point as he faces imminent and medium-term legal and political challenges that could have grave implications for his presidency and give him every incentive to try to make everyone look the other way.
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But unfortunately, it's entirely possible that Epstein went unpunished for a reason that's very commonplace and very simple: When a rich man abuses poor young women and girls, a lot of people are only too happy to look the other way.
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Editorial New Yorkers are grimly familiar with state prison horror stories featuring guards who beat and torture inmates, knowing that their union will shield them from punishment and that district attorneys in towns dominated by prisons will look the other way.
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The network, led by Mr. O'Reilly, remains the most watched cable news network by a wide margin, and it sure seems that the old proclivity to look the other way in the face of hyper-profitable victory remains in place.
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His direct and unapologetic approach is jarring to many, especially to those in the corporate world who have long convinced policy makers to look the other way when countries like China appropriated important technologies or insisted on unfair trade agreements.
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But when the same simmering racial tensions play out within police departments, it's often behind the "Blue Wall of Silence," a term used to describe a culture where officers would rather look the other way than report on their colleagues' misconduct.
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And otherwise strict adherents to the rule of law are prepared to look the other way on those who may well have broken existing immigration laws to enter the United States, often risking their lives with young children in tow.
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An old, awful power dynamic seems to finally be shifting, and we're witnessing the last stand of the "good old boys" who used their power to abuse women with impunity and trust that everybody else would look the other way.
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And it shows how insidiously violence against women is baked into our culture, so that even those who seem to want to fight against it feel compelled to look the other way once it stares them directly in the face.
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Mike Zaneis, CEO of Trustworthy Accountability Group, an anti-fraud initiative set up by the ad industry's key trade groups, told BuzzFeed News some in the industry enable fraud because they look the other way and let it happen, while others actively participate.
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Leaving the cage is generally frowned upon by athletic commissions and may even be forbidden by some, but they tend to look the other way when a fighter is suddenly overcome with the desire to celebrate with his teammates or salute a crowd.
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Promoters and bookers have every financial incentive to look the other way when the next Shibata starts making a name by pushing the limit just a little more, but people are going to die if the edge isn't filed off just a bit.
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While foreign leaders may be willing to overlook his inflammatory language in the pursuit of political and security interests, the people of the region are unlikely to look the other way, and the U.S.'s image and interests will suffer as a result.
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To a certain extent, many of these start-ups still compete against Uber or Lyft because many drivers for those companies don't know about the unaccompanied-minor policy or choose to look the other way once they have picked up an underage passenger.
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When innocent people suffer, because our political system lacks the will, or the courage, or the basic decency to enforce our laws — or worse still, has sold out to some corporate lobbyist for cash — I am not able to look the other way.
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Or lawmakers can stay in their comfort zones and look the other way — where they refuse to reach across the aisle to find common political ground to protect families from child sexual abuse — and be left with some serious soul searching to do.
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It's tempting to think of these developments as the start of a sea change — the last stand of the "good old boys" who used their power to abuse women with impunity and trust that everybody else would look the other way, for instance.
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When innocent people suffer, because our political system lacks the will, or the courage, or the basic decency to enforce our laws, or worse still, has sold out to some corporate lobbyist for cash I am not able to look the other way.
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According to the editor of the prison's newspaper, the Angolite , a quarter of the inmates lived in "bondage": raped, sold, and traded, they generated income for their owners as well as for prison guards, who were paid to look the other way.
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If Republican senators refused to recognize that, if they were willing to look the other way and tolerate his behavior, they argued in stark terms as they stood in the Senate chamber this week, then they should be ousted from office as well.
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A relationship of convenience with Mexico Mexican political leaders agreed to look the other way if the Mormon settlers remained quiet about their marriage practices and helped develop the local economy, said Barbara Jones Brown, executive director of the Mormon History Association.
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Before this shift, part of the bargain between many powerful men and their wives was that the women would look the other way when the men cheated, but they would benefit from the wealth and fame their marriages to such men provided.
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But if you stay with not proven, it's as though Republicans have decided to simply overlook the truth and look the other way and that's where I think it will have long-term consequences for Hurd and for the party at large.
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When innocent people suffer, because our political system lacks the will, or the courage, or the basic decency to enforce our laws – or worse still, has sold out to some corporate lobbyist for cash – I am not able to look the other way.
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Others, like "Beautiful World," would go on to be used in actual commercials; that Target executives seemed to completely overlook the fact that the song's platitudinous optimism was belied by look-the-other-way horror only served to drive home its point.
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"No leader worthy of the name can look the other way while men, women and children are held against their will, forced to work for a pittance or no pay at all, routinely beaten, raped and tortured," May will tell leaders, the statement said.
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WATTERS: But you know when Hillary points her finger at FOX, you know she&aposs guilty; and that&aposs a signal to her friends in the media to look the other way and cover the treatment of her on FOX as partisan and not serious.
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The Pell case also pointed to what Vatican insiders says is an inherently opaque and lax system for the appointment of some officials and a tendency to look the other way if the pope really wants someone whose past may be less than limpid.
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Look the other way when he rants to his followers, and like Rockwell, and Coulter and others who media popularized in the past, and they will be left only with their right to speak to their relatively few followers, and are denied the larger audience.
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Yet many of your European partners find it very difficult to act in a realpolitik way because it requires them to look the other way, to talk to Mr Putin for instance, or to deal with China despite what's happening to the Uighurs in Xinjiang.
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Either the Trumps' research consultants failed somehow to note that their potential partners had widely known political entanglements, had reputations for corruption, and were the subject of active investigations into tax evasion or money laundering—or the Trumps simply chose to look the other way.
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Farmiga was wonderful in Reitman's " Up in the Air " (2009), but here, at ground level, she has less to work with, Lee's wistful duty being to smile for the cameras, practice the piano, and, in the matter of her husband's adventures, look the other way.
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Finally, lest we forget, there is Trump's promise to build a wall between the United States and Mexico, both a manifestation of and a metaphor for the Trump Doctrine: When confronted with a challenging foreign policy issue, construct a barrier and look the other way.
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And if nobody on Wall Street is willing to see the problem, and the Trump administration is stocked with bankers and corporate cheerleaders, you can bet fraud will continue to shift into other products, harming consumers and investors while executives look the other way.
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Yezid Sayigh, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Middle East Center in Beirut, said the new moves reflected a "bullishness" prompted by the Trump administration's stances — on the confrontation with Iran and on a willingness to look the other way on human rights violations.
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They signal that his administration will no longer look the other way as countries steal our intellectual property, improperly subsidize exports, intentionally undermine U.S. competitors by dumping product in our country and impose regulatory and financial barriers to American companies operating within their borders.
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The fact that Epstein was able to retain his famous "collection" of friends despite talking openly about using himself as the center of a eugenics experiment may be a testament to his influence, to his associates' ability to look the other way, or both.
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"Because the brutal truth is that modern slavery will endure only as long as it is profitable for the criminals – and it will only remain profitable as long as businesses and governments are prepared to look the other way," he said in a statement.
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Deutsche Bank, hungry for growth in the lucrative United States market, was willing to look the other way even after Mr. Trump defaulted on one of its loans in 2008 and then sued the bank over accusations that it had helped cause the financial crisis.
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As so the fact that they intelligence agencies are mounting their investigation of Trump whereas they look the other way with the other two guys who we now who have proven to have had Russia ties, this is actually what makes the whole thing so comical.
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And according to reports, in order to secure the Iranian deal, Obama even look the other way as the terrorist group Hezbollah funded their terrorist activities through drug trafficking deals in the U.S. And despite all of this, no outrage from the media in this country.
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According to news accounts of Tuesday's proceedings, Assistant US Attorney David William Denton Jr. told jurors that he would present evidence that the defendants in the case paid "millions of dollars of bribes to the highest-level officials of the Turkish government" to look the other way.
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The Broncos took a chance on Siemian in the final round of the 2015 NFL Draft, despite him tearing his ACL during the second-to-last game of his senior season, which alone would have been enough for most NFL teams to look the other way.
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Lastly, Democrats should fully but reasonably meet their new responsibility to provide oversight to a run-away unethical executive branch that has affected almost every cabinet agency in the Trump administration, yet has been met with complete ineptitude from Republicans who prefer to look the other way.
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"I think what's happened here is that there's a lot of American interest in offshoring and outsourcing, companies tend to look the other way when it comes to buying from China, because if they can make money easier than making it here, why not?" she said.
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Look the other way and see the cream of the intersectional left cavorting with the reactionary bigot Louis Farrakhan while young rock-star progressives in Congress set about rebranding the Jewish state from ally into enemy and its supporters — meaning, again, most American Jews — into traitors.
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"Obviously the U.S. chose to look the other way, out of what it deemed to be the necessity of building an alliance to quickly capture territory from Daesh," said Noah Bonsey, a Syria analyst with the International Crisis Group, using the Arabic acronym of the Islamic State.
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"The corporate culture was to look the other way even while you saw what was going on," said a retired employee who worked at the company's flagship steel plant, Kobe Works - a symbol of the city's quick recovery from a 1995 earthquake that killed more than 5,000 people.
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H.R. departments are not document experts, nor should they be, and have no way of knowing whether driver's licenses and social security cards are counterfeit or stolen Too often, unscrupulous employers intentionally look the other way because illegal aliens work for below market wages that pad businesses profit margins.
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For those who promise to at least remain open on such subjects, however, we're prepared to look the other way while you watch the Super Bowl in a SportsWorld made ever more toxic by the racism, sexism, classism, and violence encouraged, or perhaps more accurately, marketed by Donald Trump.
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The amount of time it took for Twitter to decide that enough is enough paints a clear picture of where we are as culture -- when we've become so desensitized to such overtly charged hate that our first instinct is just to shake our heads and look the other way.
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More substantively, he referred Christopher Steele, the author of the infamous Trump-Russia dossier leaked by BuzzFeed in January 2017, to the Justice Department for criminal investigation, a meaningful act of loyalty to the president and sign he'll look the other way at any possible untoward ties with Russia.
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"When we are only engaged in trying to suppress these organizations, it creates a bigger and bigger group of people that are willing to look the other way, instead of working with and trying to help root out these kinds of groups," said Karl Rethemeyer, a leading terrorism expert.
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Pope Francis had called the meeting to drive home the message to the world's bishops — in particular those who continue to dismiss the scandal as a problem of the West — that there in no room in the church for abusers or for those who look the other way.
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When you have someone who is a police officer who makes $250 a month, which is barely subsistence where he's living, and you have someone saying, 'I'll give you $2,500 to look the other way, and if you don't take it, I'll kill you,' what are they going to do?
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But thanks to the partisan disease in Washington, which is best exhibited by the modern Republican party's willingness to look the other way about literally anything in the service of a return to a draconian yesteryear, what is supposed to be a solemn and important exercise was ultimately a futile sham.
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While Congressional statements and threats may limit the Trump administration's impulses to look the other way and hope that the news of Khashoggi's killing is overtaken by new headlines, it is doubtful if this will be enough to overcome Trump's instinct to avoid pushing the kingdom meaningfully on human rights.
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" FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said in the statement, "We don't let companies market products that deliberately prey on sick people with baseless claims that their substance can shrink or cure cancer and we're not going to look the other way on enforcing these principles when it comes to marijuana-containing products.
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"It sends a message to the guys on the ground that instead of trying to win hearts and minds and run a counter insurgency strategy that builds consensus and unity of purpose with host nations, our leaders at every level may be willing to look the other way," Duggins said.
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Although dozens of high profile and powerful men have gone down for sexual misconduct in the #MeToo era, Trump has been able to effortlessly dodge the 19 women who have accused him of sexual harassment, all because he has a Republican congress who is willing to look the other way.
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Weeks after Mr. Harris was killed, an internal sheriff's office memo from 2009 was released by a lawyer for Mr. Harris's family that alleged superiors knew Mr. Bates did not have enough training but pressured others to look the other way because of his relationship with the sheriff and the agency.
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And, unforgivably, Washington will continue to look the other way – totally ignoring what German and Japanese refusals to properly stimulate their internal demand are doing to half-a-trillion dollars of U.S. exports, whose stronger growth would be a safe and meaningful shot in the arm to the American economy.
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"From the highest levels of the Company including the board level, Uber makes an intentional decision to look the other way when hiring and supervising its executives, essentially letting them 'run wild' so long as new business ventures continue to succeed and profits continue to roll in," the suit reads.
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"On Sunday, the U.S. Department of Labor announced a final rule that interprets the 'joint employment' standard in a way that makes it easier for corporations to cheat their workers and look the other way when workplace violations occur," said Rebecca Dixon, executive director of the NELP, in a statement.
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The pope did not elaborate further and did not indicate if the faithful who want to avoid pregnancies amid a Zika epidemic would have the Church's explicit blessing to do so or if priests at the local level would just look the other way, at least until the Zika situation becomes clearer.
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Some have said in the wake of the vote that both Trump and future presidents will be newly empowered by the acquittal, with the Senate having established a precedent that any conduct, no matter how corrupt, is permissible provided there are 34 senators of the president's party willing to look the other way.
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"I mean if authorities are going to look the other way, then at least we have a presidential candidate who is telling the Americans who say, 'I'm are so tired of looking the other way' we don't have a vetting process, we don't have borders," she told CNN's Erin Burnett on "Outfront" Tuesday.
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To me, this is bigger than football and it would be selfish on my part to look the other way," Kaepernick told NFL Media's Steve Wyche in 2016, adding that even if he lost endorsements or lost his career as a player, "I know that I stood up for what is right.
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I worry that in a moment, the people that I love and cherish most in the world could be ripped from me in a heartbeat because of a systemic racist policy and a public that is willing to look the other way when Black children are murdered by agents of the state.
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" A spokesperson for Warren, a Democrat representing Massachusetts and a candidate for president, said that "Amazon should be focused on getting to the bottom of these troubling reports and learning how it can do better by its third-party contract workers, not on trying to lobby Congress to look the other way.
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In addition to the harassment and assault allegations, Famouri's lawsuit also argues that management encourages female employees to dress in tight clothes, work out with coworkers, accept hookups between bosses and subordinates as par for the course after a wild night of drinking, and look the other way when employees make lewd and sexualizing remarks.
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Will he do right by them, or will he do what the oil and gas industry — which has given him more than $300,85033 during his political career—wants him to do, which is look the other way while they recklessly destroy public lands and kill endangered species in their thirst for greater quarterly profits?
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Most notable about Cunard's character is the distinct satirical streak that will fully emerge in American comedy only during the 1930s and World War II: a decidedly American hero, brave to a point, but willing to bend the rules and look the other way, or to lie for the sake of comfort or passion.
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"I think that as long as fear is absent from the market, the market will mostly look the other way on [Q3 delivery] misses like this because there is a lot of faith that Tesla will be far bigger in time than it is today," Morningstar's auto analyst David Whiston wrote in an email.
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The academy is a big organization with several thousand members, so the same group that expels Harvey Weinstein for accusations of sexual harassment and assault can also include members willing to look the other way when nominating artists like Mel Gibson and Casey Affleck, both of whom have been the subject of troubling accusations.
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She notes that given Trump was elected with the support of about half of white female voters [he won them 214-43], there is clearly a sizable proportion of Americans — both male and female — who are willing to look the other way even in the face of video-taped evidence of crude, sexist language.
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The President has better things to do with his time, and though it may be legal to use it on such interviews, it will only create the impression that he is trying to stack the system of justice with loyalists who will look the other way when his business, family or political interests are at stake.
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"The Trump administration's failure to answer questions today further proves that they want everyone to look the other way at this shady contract precisely because the Whitefish contract appears to be the latest example of Trump and Ryan Zinke pulling strings to enrich their friends," Sierra Club Executive Director Michael Brune said in a statement after Sanders's news conference.
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But if once-skeptical Republicans can find reasons in Mr. Trump's policies to look the other way on some of his personal shortcomings, there are also many who see little to like about his similarities with Mr. Bush, who turned budget surpluses into gaping deficits and helped spark the Republican backlash that became the Tea Party movement.
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You, with your lizard brain fueled by fear With the anger that cycles through your body, endlessly searching for a target: You're such easy prey for white collars, who trick you to look the other way… Not at the futures they themselves stole from your children, But (over there!) at those bodies graced with more melanin.
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Meanwhile, count on more rulings that, like Monday's decision upholding racial gerrymandering in Texas, give states the green light to cut back on voting rights, promote the rights of corporations over individuals, further erode the wall between church and state and look the other way when states cut corners and evade constitutional requirements in order to execute their citizens.
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"When you have a witness as plainly relevant as John Bolton, who goes to the heart of the most serious and egregious of the president's misconduct, who has volunteered to come and testify, to turn him away and to look the other way, I think, is deeply at odds with being an impartial juror," said Rep.
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"And when you have a witness as plainly relevant as John Bolton who goes to the heart of the most serious and most egregious of the president's misconduct, who has volunteered to come and testify - to turn him away, to look the other way, I think is deeply at odds with being an impartial juror," Schiff said.
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The President's willingness to look the other way on Russia's annexation of Crimea -- the first violation of a European country's borders since World War II -- will particularly deepen the chill with allies such as the UK, France and Germany, which are already furious about US trade tariffs, and Trump's rejection of the Iran nuclear deal and the Paris climate agreement.
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"In the wake of this shooting in Parkland, what we saw was [that] the difference between this shooting and other shootings is these were older kids, and they had a voice that was incredibly powerful on a topic where elected officials had been paid for years — or decades — to look the other way," Steyer told Politico, referring to the Florida shooting.
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"Somebody like Larry Fink is not going to support someone like me, he supports people that enable him, and I'm not a person that takes corporate PAC money, nor do I look the other way when corporate leaders and those that have access to change the world for the better are deciding not to play a part in that," she said.
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In reality, it's all very simple as to why Congress won't address the carried interest loophole: The duly elected supposed representatives of the people take in tens of millions of dollars for their re-elections, and then look the other way to allow the egregious system that enabled those funding their campaigns to rake in billions of dollars every year — again, primarily off other people's investment monies.
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"I am disappointed in people on our side for being hypocrites about sexual harassers and abusers of women, who are in our party, who are sitting in the White House, who brag about their extramarital affairs, who brag about mistreating women — and because he happens to have an 'R' next to his name we look the other way," the former CNN "Capital Gang" regular panelist said.
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And with the Supreme Court having shown in 2018 (in the travel ban case) that it was willing to defer to the Trump administration's immigration policy, but having shown in 20203 (in the census citizenship-question case) that it wasn't willing to look the other way when the administration lied about why it was making decisions, it is genuinely unclear which way the Court will rule.
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" – Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) "It is not in our national security interests to look the other way when it comes to the brutal murder of Mr. Jamal Khashoggi.
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What will prove more attractive to the Egyptian government, for instance, in the likely case of another mass uprising in the country: an alignment with Europe, which is annoyingly nervous about the respect for human rights, or an alignment with Russia, which has proved that it will look the other way in the face of domestic oppression — even if an ally uses chemical weapons against its own people?
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While meth is illegal in North Korea, like other private economic activities there, the drug has effectively become legal "because officials take bribes to look the other way, and because the state indirectly benefits from a food chain of bribes that goes all the way to the top," said Justin Hastings, a political scientist at the University of Sydney in Australia who has studied North Korean drug trafficking networks.
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European leaders who see in strongmen such as Mr. Vucic a force for stability — and who hope Mr. Vucic will make good on his promise to keep Serbia on track to join the European Union even as Russia's influence in the Balkans grows — must avoid the temptation to look the other way as Mr. Vucic and his allies seize monopoly control over the country's political institutions and its press.
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Sunday's launch drew swift condemnation from Republicans, who have long called for a more aggressive response to Iran, and the Security Council scheduled "urgent consultations" Tuesday afternoon at the request of the U.S. "The last administration might have been willing to look the other way, but the Iranian regime should be aware this administration and Congress won't tolerate deliberate defiance of international agreements and bald-faced attacks against our allies any longer," Sen.
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The war against the Kurds (hardly ever reported in Western media); the clampdown on freedom of speech, which has recently reached deep into the ivory towers of the Turkish academy; and more recently, the violent seizing and occupying of a major newspaper and media agency — Zaman newspaper and Cihan News Agency, respectively — are just some examples of the accelerating slide of a democratic Turkey into the pits of authoritarianism while Western governments look the other way.
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All of the ingredients for the systematic abuses of power that the #MeToo movement has articulated are here: colleagues who make excuses for the harasser, company heads who look the other way, victims who are saddled with humiliation even as they feel anxious to be acknowledged by their higher-ups (along with the rationalizing they do to explain away bad behavior), the way whisper networks are formed, and the layers of protection and utter lack of consequences the harassers themselves receive.
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" Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Jim RischJames (Jim) Elroy RischOvernight Defense: House passes compromise defense bill | Turkey sanctions advance in Senate over Trump objections | Top general says military won't be 'raping, burning and pillaging' after Trump pardons Legislation to protect electric grid from cyberattacks added to massive defense bill Lankford to be named next Senate Ethics chairman MORE (R-Idaho) argued Wednesday that Turkey "thumbed their nose at us" with its purchase of the S-22019 air defense system and that "if we just look the other way on this ... we will be viewed as weak.
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"Our country is extremely well-served by his serious, smart and strategic leadership to protect our elections, national security and democracy — which sadly stands in stark contrast to Republicans in the Congress who cover up the truth, look the other way when the president invites foreign governments to interfere in our elections and vote against legislation to secure the ballot from foreign attacks," In recent days, Republicans have been encouraged by senior members to barge into the closed-door depositions connected to the impeachment inquiry, knowing they will be turned away — and handed a new talking point that they hope can bolster their argument that the Democrats aren't being transparent.
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