Listen, we don't make the rules, we just enforce them.
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They want to make the rules and see others obey.
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It's just how it works, we don't make the rules.
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A final vote is necessary to make the rules binding.
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That's just how things are, I don't make the rules.
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I'm obligated to take it, but hey, I make the rules.
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Jack Dorsey and the other people who run Twitter make the rules.
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Officials said that would make the rules less onerous for drug companies.
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Homeward Bound (1993) boasted cuter dogs (sorry, I don't make the rules).
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The idea is to make the rules more transparent, simpler and fairer.
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Can targets feasibly be the "bigger person" when the trolls make the rules?
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"As a private loan, they can make the rules they want," Weil said.
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The Constitution clearly does not require Washington to make the rules on marijuana.
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"); of their parents ("Don't they know it's their responsibility to make the rules!
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Who should make the rules for the use of AI in drug research?
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"The experts make the rules, then they're wrong," he said, shaking his head.
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But the suits noted that Harvard created special exceptions that make the rules unfair.
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But, a private entity like the NFL, they own it, they make the rules.
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Not sure that's exactly how wine works, but, hey, we don't make the rules.
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Social media platforms are effective in spreading falsehoods, but they can't make the rules.
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Every house needs a tablet — we don't make the rules, we just enforce them.
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What's interesting about the places like Facebook, like you're saying, they do make the rules.
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I use a MacBook too, but those are the facts; I don't make the rules.
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Don't take it out on their customer service staff, because they don't make the rules.
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He said, when you draw the lines you make the rules — and that's what they did.
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Billboard's changes are trying to make the rules more fair and less confusing for us all.
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Supporters of the new measure say the ban on sex with clients will make the rules enforceable.
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It's 2018 and every house needs a tablet — we don't make the rules, we just enforce them.
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At the same time, the more complex you make the rules, the harder they are to follow.
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Your daughter is still a minor, so officially you get to make the rules around the house.
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"Maybe in the Soviet Union you do things like this where only you make the rules," Scalise said.
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That's when I figured out that even though I wasn't making money, I could still make the rules.
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I don't think we should say that we want other people to make the rules of the road.
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"I think it's bad news for the country to have one side make the rules," Mr. Regis said.
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"The way D.C. is set up now, when you're in charge, you make the rules," Mr. Nash said.
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The first principle of any program is to make the rules clear; Rokita wants to cover them up.
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Fire HD 10 Tablet Every house needs a tablet — we don't make the rules, we just enforce them.
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This seemed rather unfair, especially considering Jordan is a former professional football player, but we don't make the rules.
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Scant precedent and gaps in written procedures make the rules for calling witnesses in President Trump's impeachment trial debatable.
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While safety should remain a top priority, decisionmakers should make the rules of the game more consistent and clear.
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"We're either going to make the policy or China's going to make the rules of the road," he said.
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While the financial trade group threatened litigation, proponents were calling on the bureau to make the rules even stricter.
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But, Wicked King seems to ask, isn't that just because powerful people are the ones who make the rules?
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Pros: Interactive, customizable, you make the rules, changes every timeCons: Eventually, you'll run out of cards to add rules to
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We don't make the rules—we just observe them—and the rule happens to be that summertime is gin season.
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In addition, the government has used an arbitrary distinction between citizens and permanent residents to make the rules narrower still.
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The Senators make the rules and then listen to the evidence according to the rules they establish for the case.
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Mastodon has created a diverse yet welcoming online environment by doing exactly what Twitter won't: letting its community make the rules.
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Steve was a mom, a dad, our son, our husband – we don't make the rules, this is just how it is!
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It was that sense of 'there are no rules, you make the rules' – that really appeals to me and still does.
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Meanwhile, coaches and administrators get richer all the time, mostly because (a) they make the rules and (b) enforce them, too.
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"The economy is designed by us – we make the rules, so if humans want to redesign it, we can," she said.
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The Fire HD 10 Tablet It's 2018 and every house needs a tablet — we don't make the rules, we just enforce them.
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As Hinojosa noted, the DNC has worked to make the rules for debate participation more stringent as the primary has gone on.
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It's time to make the rules more flexible so that he can get a Medicare Advantage plan tailored to his unique needs.
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"At the end of the day, you may not make the rules – yet – but you can create the reality you want," she wrote.
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I have printed her words here, and you are just going to have sit there and read them, because I make the rules.
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In the case of Rio, the corruption within its own government creates its own paradoxical efficiency: Those with the money make the rules.
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It would ideally include a bipartisan law to make the rules permanent and put them beyond changes in politics or administrations for good.
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The conclusion that most threads come to is that, ultimately, DMs don't get to make the rules—the owner of the dungeon does.
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Correct. Correct, I don't make the rules around eligibility and NCAA, but yes, and I think many people feel that they should be paid.
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And everyone knows fruits and veggies are just more fun when you can drink them through a straw — sorry, we don't make the rules.
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He also said the U.S. and China need to determine the world's trading relationships or "China's going to make the rules of the road."
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In all these areas, we believe that governments should make the rules consistent with their own principles, not those of private companies like Facebook.
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The new hot duck is goth and lives in a sewage pond in Australia Sorry, New York's mandarin duck, but I don't make the rules.
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The EU and the euro can't be turned into a game in which Germany and its norther neighbors always win because they make the rules.
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Even where governments make the rules, their implementation is often delegated to the very companies being regulated because of limitations in technology, confidentiality and resources.
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The policy carves out places where guns will remain prohibited, reflecting the administration's desire to make the rules as restrictive as possible without violating the law.
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And as the laws of pop culture dictate, two characters playing pool together in TV or movies is almost always sexual (I don't make the rules).
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Barr tries to make the rules The extent of that mistrust was evident in skirmishes over the weekend between the Justice Department and Democrats on Capitol Hill.
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"... The worst part is, they call us partners, [but] they make the rules, set the price and they even choose the cars you can use," he said.
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This research helps prove something that we should have known all along—sex has always been a game, apps just make the rules a lot more clear.
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Beijing and Hanoi are trying to send the message that they have the right to make the rules regulating what happens in waters off the Vietnamese coast.
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" The Iowa caucuses, she said, showed that "the people that make the rules in the Democrat party are not going to allow Bernie to be the nominee.
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The security of the minority's self-ascribed right to make the rules has become their platform's major plank, because unpopular rules don't stand a chance without it.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has lived his life, in and out of politics, on one simple principle: I make the rules -- and I can break them.
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Listen, we don't make the rules, but there's a lot of sexist ones on display in Fire and Blood — particularly when it comes to the question of succession.
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His family lives in one of the most dangerous neighborhoods of the city of Petare, where gangs of heavily armed boys, aged 15 to 20, make the rules.
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Hot Jafar (his official name, sorry, I don't make the rules) doesn't just want abstract power; he also wants to invade a few neighboring countries, because why not.
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If I could make the rules, no one under 20 would be behind the wheel of a motor vehicle without an experienced licensed adult in the passenger seat.
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Others expressed thanks for my being "a good and consistent questioner," for writing for the "financially illiterate," for pushing to make the rules for investing fair and firm.
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"The good news is they just can't make the rules go away by waving a wand," said Lisa Donner, executive director of the Americans for Financial Reform coalition.
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The one most important thing to remember here is that we don't always get to make the rules — right now, our job is finding ways to work within them.
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While the procedures differ among states, most election-related websites run by the states do not make the rules for changing an early or absentee ballot easy to find.
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I don't make the rules, and neither does Cate Blanchett, but I'm glad her character respects this law even though she doesn't give a shit about the actual law.
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A deal had to be struck because the city does not make the rules for flying; the airspace is controlled by federal regulators and their air-traffic control system.
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And when an impeachment is voted by the House and goes to the Senate the House appoints six managers or prosecutors to handle in the Senate then make the rules.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday signed a bill that rolls back some of those regulations, largely in an effort to make the rules less onerous for regional and community banks.
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Democratic politics remain tethered to nation-states, while institutions that make the rules for global markets are either weak or seem too distant, especially to middle- and lower-class voters.
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Mr. Quarles, who was appointed by Mr. Trump, has been tinkering around the edges to make the rules that govern America's largest banks easier to comply with and more predictable.
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Though the Facebook employees who make the rules are largely free to set policy however they wish, and often do so in the room, they also consult with outside groups.
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At this point Genius no longer needs the cooperation of the target site, just a fast proxy that can quickly republish the page on a server where they make the rules.
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While governments may make the rules, the responsibility will likely fall on businesses to implement energy- and emissions-reducing changes in how they operate and the products they provide to society.
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A4E managing director Thomas Reynaert also called on the EU council to review EU air passenger rights legislation to make the rules clearer and to clarify the definition of extraordinary circumstances.
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Treasury said it's considering revoking the rules' documentation requirements, but that it intends to keep other parts of the rules pending the enactment of tax-reform legislation that could make the rules unnecessary.
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The administration's reticence to make the rules public flies in the face of the current claim that the White House seeks to be more "transparent" about its use, and the impact of, drones.
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But if you're on Twitter (and you have to be on Twitter to Twitter Beef (I don't make the rules), then your identity is tied up with the things that you put there.
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"The primary objective was, How do we make the rules easier to understand and easier to apply around the world," said Thomas Pagel, the U.S.G.A.'s senior director of rules and amateur status.
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In addition to making harassment training mandatory, and having management emphasize that employee concerns are a priority, Goldberg suggested that companies might embrace technology to make the rules of the workplace more accessible.
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"The Credit Union does not know who is validly in charge of the CFPB, who is authorized to make the rules, or whose rules to follow," the credit union said in its complaint.
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"I don't think we should say that we want other people to make the rules of the road of who can do business there and what the terms of doing business there are," he said.
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The idea behind the legislation, says Marino and other co-sponsors, was to make the rules more clear while staunching complaints of an overly aggressive DEA so that drugs going to legitimate patients weren't threatened.
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As the lead character, Rae plays the complicated but lovable character Issa (hey, when it's your show, you make the rules), and she clumsily navigates life and love with the help of her closest friends.
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What it really means is that the US should make the rules to the extent that there are rules—and if we don't like the rules, we're going to operate in our interest against the rules.
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Plus, it's not all that unusual for a magazine to recreate old images with a present-day twist, especially when there are relevant connections between the subjects (which, again, we don't make the rules, but there are!).
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The European Banking Authority (EBA) said it has recommended in an "opinion" that there should be a new, two-tier system of rules for smaller investment firms as part of a drive to make the rules more "proportional".
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So the driver ... and so what's fascinating about self-driving cars is you're now making a virtual driver and so there's a little bit of state-federal power grab for who gets to make the rules around that.
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FCC chairman Ajit Pai is proposing small changes to the way the commission determines whether radio wave emissions are safe, but those changes are only designed to make the rules more consistent across technology types, the commission said.
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Those who make the rules should ensure "children too have a voice in determining their future, because they are the ones who are going to be living on a dry, barren planet if nothing is done now", said Basu.
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If restaurant chains and franchise managers make the rules for how Ziosk will be deployed, it's up to individual managers to make sure their locations are performing up to standards — and that means good Ziosk scores across the board.
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"These are supposed to be the rules of the road and both customers and regulators should insist social media platforms make the rules known and effectively police them," said Phil Robertson, deputy director of Human Rights Watch's Asia Division.
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Although bankers and community advocates urged regulators to issue new CRA rules to reflect changes in how people access modern banking services, and to make the rules clearer for everyone, instead the agencies came up with confusion and loopholes.
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But if you can't beat mother nature (which you cannot, I don't make the rules) you might as well check out this fun photo essay by Chris Maggio on how other people are making the best of these sweaty times.
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Modi had hoped to introduce new labor laws that would make it easier for companies to hire and fire workers, but also provide better social security and make the rules more stringent for workers to form unions or organize strikes.
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As the elder of the two bench brothers, Dan, 70, has invoked his right to make the rules and challenge Mike, 23, to reach a higher standard before he will consent to becoming an in-person presence on the Rockets' bandwagon.
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Progressives have evaded the Constitution's checks and balances on the federal government by unceasingly expanding its regulatory reach, transferring the actual authority to make the rules from Congress to unelected bureaucrats, and then demanding that judges defer to the results virtually without question.
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When you're cast as Simba in the new live-action adaptation of The Lion King, you get to make the rules—or at least that's what it seems like after Donald Glover's full-body-lion-suit-clad appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Supporters of the legislation, which passed without opposition from Congress in 2016, said they were aiming to make the rules clearer while quashing complaints of an overly aggressive DEA so as to try to assure legitimate patients received the drugs they need.
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The club's dress code, a three-page document, betrays the legislative eagerness of a people only recently allowed to make the rules: Hat bills must face forward at all times; jeans will be worn only in the Men's and Ladies' Card Rooms.
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And so I'm interested in playing with the invisibility of painting as a medium and the invisibility of who gets to make the rules of what is legible in painting history and really bringing that back to the surface or to the forefront.
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Twitter says it will update its public guidance on what factors may lead to a tweet being pulled from the platform — or allowed to stay on it — to include a consideration of newsworthiness, as part of an effort to make the rules clearer to users.
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Alston is right, poverty is a political problem, not just an economic one, but further concentrating political power over economic matters will only aggravate the problem, allowing a small corporate ruling class, both political and economic in character, to make the rules and concentrate wealth.
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The phrase captured this familiar process: the willful misreading being wielded as a threat; the vexing figure pretending to care about something important in order to accomplish something vengeful or petty; the galling attempts to play dumb; the sneering claim that, well, I didn't make the rules.
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The reality is a bit more complicated: While editing magic is in some respects its own art form, the often-unspoken code around what magicians are and are not allowed to do on camera—and who gets to make the rules in the first place—can be quite strict.
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No, certainly not normal, because in Harry Reid's world the ends always justify the means; where only winners make the rules and write history; where there is never a bridge too far nor a line too wrong that cannot be crossed; and where one is guilty until he proves himself innocent.
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Instead of a long and growing list of ad hoc exemptions and waivers, FMCSA should delay full implementation of the rule for a reasonable period—say, six months, or longer if warranted—and consult with industry leaders and drivers to determine how to make the rules more sensible and flexible.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday told an automaker lobbyist group that it would not extend the deadline for a review of strict fuel economy standards through the 2025 vehicle model year, indicating the agency would push ahead with a plan to make the rules final before the Obama administration leaves office Jan. 20.
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We're still too far out to know exactly what disclosures all the big ISPs are going to make — the rules (or lack thereof) don't actually go into effect for another few months — but many internet providers have been making statements throughout the year about their stance on net neutrality, which ought to give some idea of where they'll land.
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For Manchester City, it is, primarily, a chance to prove that it is the clubs who make the rules now, that it is not UEFA's job to dictate who can invest money in the sport, to demonstrate that financial fair play is nothing more than a device to lock in soccer's status quo, to keep out the young and the daring and the ambitious.
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I don't make the rules or the rulers.) I'll leave it to others to calculate the precise screen-to-body ratio and the height of the top ("forehead") and bottom ("chin") bezels based on these renders, but suffice it to say that both will be larger than what's on other recent Android phones like the S22019 Plus, the OnePlus 24 Pro, and any number of others I could list here.
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