The morality system turns the post-apocalypse into a morality tale.
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We should find the morality in comedy, but we shouldn't make morality comical.
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"You want to judge him on morality, judge him on morality," Nunberg added.
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They teach a set of rules and morality, but you'll find little morality in the Daodejing.
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To those who say empathy is essential to morality, he'd reply that morality has many sources.
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"People don't get their morality from their reading matter; they bring their morality to it," he wrote.
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While a person's morality is often thought to be steadfast, morality-based decisions are subject to modification, too.
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Did you, personally, not feel that sexual morality was the be-all and end-all of Christian morality?
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Questioned on the morality of the immigration policy, Bannon said morality wasn't a factor when enforcing the policy.
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"There is no morality attached to technology, it's people that attach morality to technology," Brian Acton tells Levy.
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If Islam disappears on earth, then you should follow the Turks, because the Turks' morality is the morality of god.
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Our votes during this election should not succumb to self-gratifying dogmatic morality that dismisses contextually specific, socially responsible morality.
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With one decisive action, President Trump not only reinstated America as the unipolar superpower, he restored morality to the morality play.
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Massive shifts in church rhetoric around issues of personal morality (sexual morality very much included) even where the formal teaching remained intact.
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To live this sort of life (in my experience) is to be primarily interested in the morality of the self, the morality of what you actually do — how can I keep from seeming racist — as opposed to the morality of the commons, the morality of how the things you support and believe make life worse for others, sometimes thousands of miles away.
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In music, morality doesn't outweigh the bottom line, and what that morality covers is more than just not giving a platform to abusers of women.
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While we might be questioning ours on a daily basis, self-driving cars pose another wrinkle to the twisting evolution of human morality—automobile morality.
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It has had a tremendous impact on our morality, democracy, the souls of our children and the purity of arms [the morality of the use of force].
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If we can seek to regulate war in terms of morality, there is no reason such morality cannot be equally applied to the economy, as Walzer indicates.
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In one of his most famous essays, The Genealogy of Morality, which Spencer credits with inspiring his awakening, Nietzsche tears down the intellectual justifications for Christian morality.
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I want rather to call for a commitment to a new morality, a critical and sensitive morality, bent on healing and resistance against cheap tricks and emotional cons.
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Carol and Therese are ruing the consequences of their love, fleeing the hurt of a morality clause in a legal judgment that, under the circumstances, sounds more horrific: morality claws.
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The theme of morality also featured more than once in Macron's speech, with him saying that he would prioritize improving the morality of the public service and ensuring a vital democracy.
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Beliefs in the relationship between God and morality also differ by race, with black (533 percent) and Hispanic (55 percent) respondents saying that belief in God is integral to personal morality.
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A shameful failure of policy & morality by GOP today.
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For Irvine, morality trumps politics -- so Clinton trumps Trump.
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In 2007, Graham defended his decision to distance himself from Falwell's Moral Majority and its political successors: I'm all for morality, but morality goes beyond sex to human freedom and social justice.
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Further, the movies' morality was grounded in the idea that people in power are corrupt, morality is relative, and the shrewdest character wins, rather than some puritan idea of right and wrong.
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So my argument is, however you arrive at your sense of morality, that morality has to include respect for the agency of women, their lives and their bodies, or else it's not moral.
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CYNICS may regard the phrase "political morality" as an oxymoron.
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Medieval morality plays featured characters called Justice, Truth or Vice.
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"I'm not the morality police," he explained to the outlet.
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How should we think through the morality of empathetic hedonism?
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That doesn't mean they take your morality and virtue seriously.
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That's because what gives Cinderella its power isn't its morality.
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The best antihero drama is a morality play in reverse.
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Morality is the main factor keeping married people from cheating.
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Though ostensibly secular, the government also enforces stifling morality laws.
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And he never once questioned the morality of the war.
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Conservatives often lament the role Hollywood plays in undermining morality.
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One called it the antidote to today's "Jerry Springer morality".
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Machine learning systems aren't programmed to take morality into consideration.
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The morality and the legality of deepfakes are murky issues.
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Judaism and Christianity, resentful of pagan rule, inverted this morality.
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Free will and morality and our responsibility to each other!
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Questions about morality are becoming more urgent, yet remain unsolved.
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So in your view, do animals possess morality and conscience?
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James Keenan, an expert on Catholic sexual ethics and morality.
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One had to have a strong morality, bordering on pious.
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"I don't claim to be a morality queen," Leathers said.
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Of course there is a difference between rationality and morality.
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These are amoral algorithms who aren't crippled by that morality.
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Ryan's return puts gender roles and morality on the line.
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But she's definitely conflicted about the morality of it all.
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The sixth plenum examines culture, and social and party morality.
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Finally, it is a win for morality and human decency.
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Something about the morality of fighting genetically engineered super fowl?
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Agents who died in the pursuit of a higher morality.
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Let us therefore turn from morality to matters of policy.
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Mr. Wehner's summary of "Nietzschean morality" is a simplistic caricature.
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This fact makes universal criteria for morality or legitimacy difficult.
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He is beyond good and evil; he is above morality.
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It puts political positions first and character and morality second.
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This is a basic issue of morality in today's society.
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Not only is software eating finance, but morality is too.
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Morality meters and sanity meters rub me the wrong way.
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Many "hot button issues," Feinberg said, are grounded in morality.
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I was afraid of being targeted by the Morality Police.
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What have we sons of God to do with morality?
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The size of a movement does not determine its morality.
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Jim Clapper is a man of integrity, honesty, ethics, & morality.
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But under tribal morality, principles are subsumed under tribal membership.
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They're supposed to be representatives of God, of Christian morality.
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And I am free to explain human nature and morality.
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And it's certainly a decision whose morality one could question.
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JG: You also write about his strong sense of morality.
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Morality exists only because we evolved the capacity to empathize.
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They were to instill revolutionary morality and the socialist spirit.
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Nothing like a lawsuit sobers up the morality, I think.
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No. We have to bring morality back to our country.
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Also working to balance solvency and morality is the Rev.
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Snowden has more of a morality behind what he's doing.
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Activist liberals have a very different morality than average Americans.
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It had more to do with morality than material success.
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In this worldview, morality has nothing to do with anything.
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A lot of these moments have stemmed around morality issues.
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" Think "On the Genealogy of Morality" meets "The Breakfast Club.
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" He called it an issue "of basic decency and morality.
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"He has a morality, an empathy about him," Readinger said.
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Maybe you don't find morality clauses alarming under any circumstances.
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The funny thing about it, I call it Heisenberg morality.
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Ethics and morality have been modified by fire and wars.
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A concrete example that plays out like a morality play.
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A family dispute being settled by the morality police in Kano.
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" Crow explained the ideology this way: "Don't confuse legality and morality.
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They are not led by strategy they are led by morality.
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And morality is very much in the eye of the beholder.
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Mr Johnson is sceptical about the party's top-down morality campaign.
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Maybe we can start with you explaining Mercer's unusual political morality.
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Tocqueville believed that a liberal society depended ultimately on Christian morality.
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"Do you believe in morality in public officials?" the student asked.
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For Yang, the refugee ban is a question of basic morality.
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This decision is not just about policy; it defines our morality.
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A soapy thriller, a morality tale, and a crime-fighting mystery.
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He and his colleagues devised an online morality test at YourMorals.
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"It's hard to bolt on morality after the fact," said Menn.
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They are unburdened by considerations of morality — because they're not human.
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Hollywood can no longer profess to be the arbiters on morality.
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They're very concerned with the lack of morality shown on AFN.
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This "slave morality", Nietzsche thought, was behind all of Western civilisation.
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But I love that whole morality thing with Morales and Rick.
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What is culture when morality stands in the way of existence?
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Issues of morality and social responsibility are never quite so simple.
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It is time we all put country and morality over party.
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"A shameful failure of policy & morality by GOP today," Clinton wrote.
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The aesthetics so fully support an equally slimy sense of morality.
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In essence, they displayed a mature, more adult sense of morality.
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In what twisted morality is dating bad but borderline incest ok?
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His upbringing shaped his global outlook as well as his morality.
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And his personal morality and how far he's willing to go.
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To some, they killed feminism, subverted morality and embarrassed us all.
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"I think morality trumps partisan politics," Mesa Mayor John Giles said.
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Some lovely sample twisting here and a grave meditation on morality.
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We don't need to judge the morality of other nations' behavior.
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Ethicists debated polygamy, usury, conflict resolution and the morality of smoking.
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This time around, morality is a little deeper and more complicated.
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And if claims of religious morality trump all, what's the difference?
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Morality was a farce full of murder, rapes, and love nests.
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We see him calling himself "a monster" and disdaining conventional morality.
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History in its day to day is not a morality play.
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Our interests and our morality converge — we want a sustainable peace.
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Morality laws meant a woman could be arrested for wearing trousers.
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These tales often used the creature as an allegory for morality.
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They're stories about morality, justice, humanity, and the good in people.
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Gail: We've never really talked about issues of morality much, Arthur.
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Brecht was interested in greed and how it can deform morality.
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It is the iron undergirding of morality, aesthetics and practical philosophy.
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Politics, art, and morality all end up thinking about human suffering.
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Some residents have long been skeptical about the morality of gambling.
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The nation's universities face a more ticklish problem known as morality.
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Make the case for or against the morality of the sport.
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What we control is our collective commitment to morality and ethics.
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It is a collapse in morality; it is an ethical assault.
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We might recall the roots of this lousy little morality play.
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" But now, he wrote, "there should be no religion without morality.
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How is it that morality wavers and weakens, accommodates and acquiesces?
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And something to ponder, too: matters of morality, complicity and fate.
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In fact, this is far from being a simple morality tale.
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Although the government preaches morality, its actions often undermine that message.
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Where does the show fall on the morality of its premise?
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But we're not here to discuss the morality of these practices.
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Thank you, Hobby Lobby, for a great lesson in selective morality.
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"The piece is called 'Architecture and Morality,' " he said, smiling broadly.
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It's about poverty and bureaucracy and sex and morality and music.
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Chaffetz' entire political career is a textbook case of Nixonian morality.
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Also, he who is devoid of morality is immune to demoralization.
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Would Ferlinghetti, like many of us, consider a morality clause immoral?
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Mr. Gass maintained that art and morality do not necessarily mix.
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I'm not trying to be an arbiter of morality for people.
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And the same man who inspires morality and empathy by example.
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I'm not sure morality requires it, but the politics require it.
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Morality is powerful stuff, and as such should be used with care.
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If it's a question of morality, the answer seems to remain unclear.
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"American copyright law is a product of morality and metaphor," Peters writes,
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It interrogates morality and expresses skepticism over the quest for self-discovery.
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THE European migration crisis of 2015 quickly turned into a morality play.
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The National Center on Sexual Exploitation, formerly called Morality in Media, Inc.
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Then he constructed a thrilling narrative of extreme bravery and compromised morality.
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And sure, neuroscientists wants to understand how morality functions in the brain.
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What principles of politics and morality are the creators trying to demonstrate?
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He and Empress Michiko are seen as models of morality and decorum.
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Economics is perfectly capable of incorporating questions of morality, says Mr Tirole.
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I'm talking about ethics" — Rudy asked, "We're going to get into morality?
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We need to talk about issues of life, and death, and morality.
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Meteorological activity, so long yoked to morality, finally has genuine ethical stakes.
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The morality, the moral value, does not carry into a virtual space.
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Otherwise, the morality rate rises by 7.6 percent for every hour delay.
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We have a certain kind of ingrained morality that goes through everything.
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Teenagers take themselves very seriously, and this movie was a morality play.
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Rooting morality in biology has made Churchland a controversial figure among philosophers.
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The morality of art has been a matter of debate since Plato.
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But again, I keep coming back to the morality of it all.
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Gradually, these accounts made many Americans uncomfortable with the morality of slavery.
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There needs to be more discourse around the morality of real estate.
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And we've seen plenty of this murky morality in the MCU before.
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Nietzsche was reportedly addicted to opium while writing The Genealogy of Morality.
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He also did not want companies imposing morality on his consumer habits.
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The first is in a colloquial sense focused on ethics and morality.
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Such regulations "do not increase public morality and health," Mr. Heufers said.
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This is not a problem of science; it's a problem of morality.
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In many ways, Tyrion embodies the slippery morality Thrones is known for.
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The personal views I have on sexual morality are my personal views.
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Do people think typing 140-character morality lectures is pushing society forward?
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There are fewer morality questions, but the underlying machinations are the same.
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Morality is flexible, but you should still know what you stand for.
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And here's where the warped morality of the NFL comes into play.
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Yet, in economic thought we have no normative ideal, no foundational morality.
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Amid these schisms, Afghan politics has lost political civility, morality and decency.
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Only 2 percent felt they were valued for their honesty and morality.
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The medical establishment said our bodies were inferior; the church, our morality.
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Multiple studios are working to include morality clauses in their talent contracts.
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But morality doesn't demand that we do all the good we can.
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I called Levinovitz to talk about the relationship between food and morality.
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It's not a morality tale, despite a perfunctory nod in that direction.
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Don't worry about morality or the findings that torture doesn't even work.
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It is colored by emotions, shaped by biology and underscored by morality.
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"The occupation does not lead to a lack of morality," he wrote.
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"Morality," in any ordinary sense of the word, didn't apply to her.
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Disagreement among citizens is inevitable — about politics, morality, education, religion, nearly everything.
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It's also about morality, or at least a particular version of it.
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Do they merit what D. H. Lawrence called humans' "passionate, implicit morality"?
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But morality has never been a qualification for the office of president.
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I Know It's A Shallow Morality Trope Mark texted two days ago.
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It's not moral, but we don't live in a world of morality.
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It is a scam admirable for its complexity, if not its morality.
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"It's up to [bloggers] to be their own morality police," he said.
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George Washington said that 'religion and morality are indispensable' to America's happiness.
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Iran's morality police are tasked with enforcing the country's strict social rules.
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And it's harder to cut deals when the debate becomes about morality.
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Back in the old days morality was about loving and serving others.
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"I've sort of given up on that aspect of morality," she said.
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They issued identity documents, minted coins and established a morality police force.
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Fundamental issues of morality, we should let women make their own choice.
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When the AI gets smarter, might it figure out morality by itself?
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They were extremely respectful, clean, and had an amazing sense of morality.
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By acknowledging the realm in which reason and faith agree and can cooperate about morality and politics, religious liberty unites civic morality and the moral teachings of religion, thereby establishing common standards to guide private and public life.
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" The Pentagon's Defense Science Board Task Force, however, pointed to the risks posed by the debate over the morality of this self-sufficiency in a 2012 report, which stated that, "This debate on functional morality has had unfortunate consequences.
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Going into Cobra Kai, you'd expect a story with a lot of black-and-white morality, but what you actually get is a complex tale that interweaves morality, community, and remixes a ton of what made the original great.
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"If Karen gave up religion, I thought, morality will go next," Smith said.
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Big picture: Walter Isaacson talked to Axios about the morality of it all.
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The border wall is "not a question of morality," said the Maryland Democrat.
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"This teaches us about the nature of societies, morality, and evolution," he says.
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In such scenarios, logic often outweighs morality, and good people do terrible things.
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A lot of those questions have to do with morality, but some don't.
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It's not like Western cultures of strong Judeo-Christian morality; it's more social.
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But Harvard does have standards around character and personal morality, as it should.
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They had spent the afternoon talking about Catholicism, the common good and morality.
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I think Death Note presents social commentary on things like morality and mortality.
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He was hired to look for crimes, not to be the morality police.
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Vague rules say a student may be expelled for an "offence against morality".
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Is a zombie now, so the morality of his current actions are debatable.
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More importantly, how do we even define the morality these drugs should enhance?
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"I've always been interested in the evolution of human morality," Price tells Broadly.
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It is tempting to see Turkey as a morality tale for emerging markets.
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When budgets are tight, they find they don't need so many morality police.
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The film has the power to expose its audience's own tenuous morality. Netflix.
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I'm certainly no model of morality, but honesty is something I value tremendously.
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This all amounts to a morality play about the risks of short-termism.
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Political parties give voters a strong sense of identity, social connection and morality.
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Issa selected five men to voice concerns about the morality of birth control.
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TC: Can we talk more about the emphasis on morality in your book?
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Federal trials will keep Americans safer, save money, and adhere to American morality.
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Sexual education, while offered in some secondary schools, focuses on abstinence and morality.
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But one reason teenagers love Salinger more than adults is his simplistic morality.
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Where are the political leaders concerned with ethics and morality for all people?
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Some consider it a matter of morality, or an expression of American values.
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Working with ICE in any capacity is accepting money in exchange for morality.
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Morality is often trumped by reality in foreign affairs, especially in this administration.
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It exposes a man who wields morality as a weapon against judicial nominees.
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Americans were left feeling they had compromised their morality, and to little gain.
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He has nothing in the way of character, morality or intelligence to offer.
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If a law is in conflict with morality, that law has no real
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Then "we can go on and discuss the morality of it," he said.
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The fireside chats would often become deep discussions on morality and personal views.
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Black Alabamians have a very good idea of what white evangelical morality means.
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One aspect that OpenAI doesn't touch on however is the question of morality.
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Manning does not take the proclaimed morality of the United States for granted.
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It only worries about areas of morality it deems itself positioned to regulate.
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Tribal morality is what happens when tribal interests come to subordinate moral principles.
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Liberals denounce conservatives for putting political interests over morality or even basic decency.
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It taught transgression was always delightful and that morality was individual and optional.
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He calls it a "slave morality" developed by peasants to subdue the strong.
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His life resists posterity's best efforts to make it resemble a morality play.
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Meredith: Oh I sure will be talking about Shiv's slight stabs at morality!
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Yet these longer movies were unambiguous: simple morality tales of good versus evil.
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Each person has a unique morality developed over the course of a lifetime.
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Is the morality of ending life sacrosanct or not, regardless of the cost?
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His books included "The Claim of Reason: Wittgenstein, Skepticism, Morality, and Tragedy" (1979).
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He is also a major right-wing political donor of rather flexible morality.
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Universities should integrate instruction on ethics and morality into business and other curriculums.
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I'm from the Toni Morrison school of morality on the subject of race.
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That sort of presidential morality seems to be a thing of the past.
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To me, abortion is a moral issue, but an issue of private morality.
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Morality police enforced modesty and prayer times while banning music and gender-mixing.
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The left wants to reframe morality as caring for poor and marginalized people.
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"Sanity is not statistical," Winston says, in "1984," and morality is not numerical.
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These new stories had little interest in morality or even in character development.
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The game, Kapoor said, does not offer lessons about the morality of politics.
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How do you maintain your own morality when the system itself is sick?
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We've also attached acne to morality when it's largely an issue of economics.
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Third, stop gratuitously attacking the morality or patriotism of candidates and elected officials.
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King didn't use pollsters to determine what was right, or segregate his morality.
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It's about the people who survived and were dealing with questions of morality.
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He explains a series of mechanisms for the evolution of cooperation and morality.
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It seemed inseparable from the morality and idealism of the civil rights movement.
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But she said her vote was based largely on her sense of morality.
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Generally I believe forcing morality onto a public via law doesn't work well.
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He reveled in the body, and in thumbing his nose at Victorian morality.
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And Bernie Sanders elevated every specific discussion to the realm of abstract morality.
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The reality of Denmark's election is much more complicated than Sullivan's morality play.
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Back then, they knew what they had to do —they said virtue and morality was the necessary spring of popular government ... Our foundation has been shaken, it's been shaken to the core because we have forgotten the source of our morality.
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Consciously or intuitively, most of us know that public morality is distinct from private morality — that a great president or Supreme Court justice can be a flawed or rotten person, and a noble soul might be a lousy senator or governor.
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Both sets of institutions — and both approaches to morality — have their pros and cons.
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And sex, too, could be about fun and pleasure, not female morality or virtue.
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Everyman is a medieval morality play, written in England in the late 15th century.
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The easiest story to follow is a simple morality tale about heroes and villains.
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Rohrer sees these emerging taboos as the beginning of One Hour, One Life's morality.
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Or is it using Missouri as a fancifully gritty backdrop to a morality play?
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I don&apost need a lecture from Jim Comey about loyalty, morality, and leadership.
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Cruz: Trump is a "narcissist" and "serial philanderer" and "morality doesn't exist" for him.
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There's no real net-morality equation that applies to anything relating to this town.
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Dying with dignity is the greatest shift in morality in Canada in this generation.
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It was a liberal achievement to push faith and private morality out of politics.
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But it also had a morality-play streak that made it feel like homework.
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Not morality, because he always had that, but what to do with his intelligence.
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Everything else about this film seems dated and out of fashion, especially the morality.
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Rather than raging about irresponsibility, morality, or theoretical violations of her body, he laughs.
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Were you confident audiences and critics would see beyond any debates about its morality?
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"It's a sort of cheat code for getting around your own morality," she says.
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It's certainly a morality tale about putting all your eggs in the beauty basket.
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I only feel awe for karma, and it has nothing to do with morality.
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That doesn't necessarily mean that they're worse for our ability to collectively determine morality.
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At the headquarters of Kano's Hisbah the morality police put on a brave face.
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The strikes on Syria's airfield were Trump's boldest statement on behalf of international morality.
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Morality aside, there is something nakedly bold about that kind of exercise of power.
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More broadly, though, everything about Trump is an inversion of traditional Christian morality. Boastfulness?
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How does a neuroscientist even begin to piece together a biological basis of morality?
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Most importantly, Discovery isn't afraid to address topics of race, culture, conflict, and morality.
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In 2018, the scales on which we weigh morality have begun to slowly shift.
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Peanuts, pecans, peaches, even morality takes a backseat to the death penalty in Georgia.
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The morality police have stopped barging into people's homes and offices quite so often.
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The book also has a skeptical and perhaps grim view of religion and morality.
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She's also tender and compassionate, with a strong sense of morality and family values.
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Men are still more often held to a standard of consistency than of morality.
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Unlike food stamps, very little debate has surrounded the morality of Pell grant recipients.
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However, Democrats have said their opposition to the wall revolves around morality and effectiveness.
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Last year, I argued that corporations were, increasingly, becoming the arbiters of public morality.
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The prefrontal cortex is in charge of our rational thoughts, decision making, morality, etc.
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"My responsibility as a pastor is to show morality comes from scripture," he said.
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For Iran's Basij, or morality police, it's a crime that warrants a violent response.
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But their reasons for reforming Medicaid seem to be more about morality than money.
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In a Communist morality tale, Yan's mother's pettiness would have made her the villain.
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The Schur shows explore big ideas, but "Forever" reduces morality to a coin flip.
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"I was wholly devoid of most human boundaries or morality," he notes in passing.
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Lawmakers may appeal to public and personal morality, Gorsuch said, but judges never should.
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Our country is going through a traumatic crises of morality, image and human decency.
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When I was a teenager and a college student, I was obsessed with morality.
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It's not as if you go from bikini to burka-clad morality police enforcer.
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Genre: Fantastical morality play Commitment: Two seasons of five half-hour-long episodes each.
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I want to explore this fine line between morality, and what you believe in.
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Abstinence and faithfulness programming is nothing more than morality masquerading as a prevention strategy.
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"I don't think they hand you the trophy based on morality," Kerr also said.
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Set aside the morality or ethics for a moment, as the president regularly does.
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She embodies, in her way, this novel's complicated sense of Russian politics and morality.
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Again, precious few Democrats and their leaners agreed with this assessment of Trump's morality.
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"Ensuring a nation's survival sometimes leaves tragically little room for private morality," he argues.
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Trump, to whom moral indignation — indeed morality itself — is a stranger, does not care.
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My fear and disgust are actually proof that there's nothing wrong with my morality.
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And the idea that too much time has passed makes a mockery of morality.
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Morality is the only issue that can lead to Mr. Trump's defeat in 2020.
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And that also meant that they're not religious, they're not pushing a narrow morality.
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Like the narrator of The Idiot, Didion's morality and her politics are both aesthetic.
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There are not two standards of morality depending on judicial appointments or regulatory reform.
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Neither morality nor popular music support the idea that money can buy you love.
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McKay's portrait of their marriage subscribes to a Macbeth-like conception of political morality.
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In "The Good Place," morality is not something you have; it's something you do.
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All of this makes Gorsuch's views about morality fair game during his confirmation hearings.
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His personal life was defined by its hedonism, excess and contempt for conservative morality.
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" — Pat Sitler, 23.1, the Bronx "Our country needs your morality, integrity and your leadership.
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In this usage (which I've often found helpful), morality is a part of ethics.
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I suspect and hope that my concern for ethics and morality ultimately will prevail.
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Self-certainty or authenticity by themselves cannot anchor our morality or sense of justice.
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Called the New Politics, this set of priorities emphasized personal morality over class interest.
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"This president has dumbed down the idea of morality in his administration," Galli wrote.
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It asked with unseemly zeal how far in politics the writ of morality ran.
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When we can't hide behind morality or religion there is always a conspiracy theory.
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No longer is it shrouded behind morality, small government, traditional values and spending concerns.
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Evangelicals' views on personal morality were frequently described as "fundamental" and indeed, "absolute" values.
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On Sunday, he scrapped those attacks in favor of a message focused on morality.
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We expect people to use moral talk to promote morality, not their public image.
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A sudden onset of morality didn't bring down O'Reilly after all of these years.
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It is almost as if we have returned to a time of medieval morality.
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But, intriguingly, the study also shows that there are some universals in human morality.
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Republicans, who once proclaimed themselves the champions of family values, have a morality problem.
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But he's more of a challenge to the audience's morality than any sadistic thug.
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His speech removed any discretion schools had over how they enforced the morality rule.
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When "The Beautiful and Damned," a Manhattan morality tale, was adapted by Warner Bros.
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Some moral philosophers think of morality as a way of relating to one another.
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Debates over repealing the laws have turned into debates about the morality of homosexuality.
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You know to suggest that it's something unusual to force your morality is ridiculous.
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Veering away from the traditional story, this isn't an obvious morality tale like before.
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They aimed to appeal to the morality of fellow Quakers through the golden rule.
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"Some might feel that it is hopeless to fight the economic juggernaut, that once the market economy escaped the boundaries of morality it would be impossible to bring the economy back under the dictates of morality and the common good," he said.
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In THE RIGHT TO DO WRONG: Morality and the Limits of Law (Harvard University, $45), Osiel argues that to better understand how law works, we need to pay more attention to this interaction between relatively lenient rights and a more stringent morality.
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She doesn't become a chosen one because it was her destiny; she becomes a chosen one because her morality makes her a beacon of hope for millions, and she's simply in the right place at the right time to display that morality.
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Yet with increased machine capabilities and human longevity come heavy questions of morality and spirituality.
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Maturity allows us to see that this shadow exists; morality prevents us from indulging it.
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It's a lighthearted high-school dramedy, rather than a morality play about patriotism and honor.
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For the most part, priestly training involves morality — the dos and don'ts of priestly life.
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In one view, the two men are separated by the thinnest filament of morality: justification.
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The selective outrage and the twisted morality of the left never fails to amaze me.
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Insert variables for (favor) and (potentially career- , morality- and/or reputation-altering activity) here. 6.
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But like all fairy tales, Cinderella doesn't actually have an inherent value system or morality.
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Memento is not just about a man with amnesia; it's about the morality of revenge.
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The legality and the morality of the President's actions are still very much in question.
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Oftentimes strict "morality clauses" forbidding pregnancy were written into their contracts, explain Bianco and Johns.
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"Separating 2,300 kids created such a crazy humanitarian crisis and crisis of morality," Alvarado said.
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This is one of those times when morality and our U.S. constitution line up perfectly.
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Performances explore communities' histories, tell morality tales and limn the roles of men and women.
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It seems people have questions about the legality and morality of separating children from parents.
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In the name of God, prophets demanded righteousness, explicitly tying personal morality to public welfare.
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Good to see they've got their priorities in order ... morality, money and otherwise. pic.twitter.com/4CQO4N2D5P
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So there's always a strong connection between popular morality and how we think of happiness.
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He has broken with Wahhabi clerics by denying them the power to enforce public morality.
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And what happens if efficiency and morality suddenly split, which has happened before in history?
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The department will also put out industry guidelines on how to "abide by social morality".
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Ridding the earth of its soul both by relinquishing morality and by savaging the land.
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The church is also increasingly out of step with Chileans on matters of sexual morality.
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An unsolved death, rotting away the fringes of characters' morality, haunting the executive branch's processes.
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Essentially, integrity — honesty, virtue and morality — can make or break you in the professional world.
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Many readers reasoned in terms of general frameworks for thinking about the morality of lying.
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They were sown when these particular politicians pontificated about morality during their bids for office.
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I do tweet more about social issues, which I consider to be issues of morality.
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And will a sense of morality be enough to encourage consumers to switch to the
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And gamers certainly don't want the real world's morality to be thrown into their games.
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In short, reports of the demise of old-fashioned sexual morality have been greatly exaggerated.
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How do you think your biological perspective should change the way we think about morality?
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His rhetorical rejection of partisan politics goes beyond that: He talks about morality, efficiency, governance.
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It seems that FetLife has been caught up in a global anti-kink morality panic.
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Instead, prosecutors have been framing their cases as an offense to public morality, he said.
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His forthcoming book is called Morality, Foresight, and Human Flourishing: An Introduction to Existential Risks .
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For Democrats today, politics dictates morality, not the reverse as has been the case traditionally.
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They lacked the morality and character to exist on the same plane as white people.
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Our country is defined by human values, by principle above convenience, & by commitment to morality.
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At the Methodist English High School, in Rangoon, she took classes in morality and geography.
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It is the first time Gallup has asked about the morality of alcohol and marijuana.
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Despite this drop for Clinton on morality, his overall approval rating held strong among Democrats.
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The novel has aspects of detective fiction but is ultimately a work of profound morality.
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"We recognize the complexities of morality, politics and theology in modern times," the letter reads.
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In this twisted morality play without morals, the March of Return is no peaceful protest.
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It incarnates a victory of 'style' over 'content,' 'aesthetics' over 'morality,' of irony over tragedy.
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The characters sometimes feel less like human beings than figures in a modern morality play.
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It celebrates the "Übermensch," or Superman, who rejects Christian morality in favor of his own.
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The law of insider trading has never been grounded in this basic idea of morality.
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Esvelt has leaned in to it, making a name for himself as the morality guy.
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Is that the kind of morality the Republican Party wants to hang its hat on?
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We can't allow politicians to get away with this outrageous lack of morality and humanity.
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His forthcoming book is called Morality, Foresight, and Human Flourishing: An Introduction to Existential Risks.
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To do that, they need to integrate morality, the second key word, into their theories.
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Eventually, he too developed an obsession around morality, what was right and wrong, took over.
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Millennials aren't engendered to respect old men lecturing piety from the pulpit of social morality.
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This led to a disconnect between his family's stolid, universalist postwar morality and his own.
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Some Catholics will firmly, explicitly close the door on Catholic sources of sexual morality, yes.
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But, in the end, this just makes a mockery of their own sense of morality.
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The faithful need to have an up-to-date discussion on the morality of marijuana.
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There is a morality here that each of us must face on our plundered planet.
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But some researchers do worry about it having deleterious effects on us, skewing our morality.
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But now Dick's Sporting Goods has stood up for what decency, morality and conscience demand.
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But the pill also generated intense debates over promiscuity and the morality of birth control.
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Their findings include: • In its early years, faculty and trustees defended the morality of slaveholding.
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And this elastic morality around the folk hero appears to be a global human inclination.
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As for those childhood morality tales, you might want to skip the more ominous ones.
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Historically minded political scientists have written about the cyclical nature of national morality and renewal.
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Those questions of morality may be what you leave John Wick: Chapter 2 thinking about.
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"Three cheers for morality," he quips when he sees it contains every dollar he expected.
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But the book's most distracting flaw is that morality itself seems tangential to its thesis.
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How I wish they'd judge the morality of it all and look to their souls.
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Morality, as it turns out, can change by the second, and for no good reason.
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Immanuel Kant seems to have thought that morality required happiness to be proportioned to virtue.
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But if O'Reilly's firing wasn't based on morals, it is still a victory for morality.
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In that sense, both sides agree that morality has become a matter of personal discretion.
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An entirely individual morality, in its vision, is a kind of solipsism doomed to fail.
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She said the banner's call to preserve traditional Chinese morality was a distortion of history.
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Years of auditing my own conduct in prayer gave me an obsession with everyday morality.
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Wolf has stated that it wasn't his job to evaluate the morality of the proposals.
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Like sis has NO morality whatsoever & her character is poorly written what a shame #13ReasonsWhy.
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Suspenseful, violent and poetic, "No Country for Old Men" poses the question of morality itself.
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The medieval morality play "Everyman" gets an update from the gifted playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins.
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We would hope that you have the decent morality to support us at this point.
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Mr Hader plumbs contradictions in trust and morality, deceit and good intentions, trauma and strength.
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Hodel also ran an abortion service, and was indicted for various "morality" crimes, but acquitted.
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What explains the lasting appeal of a morality play inspired by a medieval English mystery?
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Morality clauses may be relatively new to mainstream publishing, but they have a long history.
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Neither arrived at a place in which morality was a recurrent theme of his work.
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You're the party of morality the same way Don Jr. is the handsome Trump brother.
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Frank is the alpha: stern in his morality, steady in his judgment, slow to smile.
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Voters are turning to his party because they are looking for basic morality, he said.
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It's a question of how Congress should do its job, and a question of morality.
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We have a tendency, as a culture, to equate morality with bearing a heavy burden.
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Ethics is not really the right word to use, because ethics does imply something that's more like morality and "doing the right thing," whereas many of the principles and guidelines that we follow as lawyers don't have all that much to do with morality.
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The earliest efforts to govern abortions centered on concerns about poisoning, not morality, religion or politics.
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Cinemas have opened; music is performed in public; the killjoy morality police are off the streets.
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The former "Today" host was soon fired by NBC over a "morality clause" in his contract.
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That it was not a violation of her morality clause because it requires actions, not speech.
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" He also pushed back onboth-siderism, clearly stating that this "is about human decency and morality.
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Balancing international legal precedent and morality against a historically unprecedented terrorist crisis is surely a dilemma.
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Here Francis reiterates his long-standing position that morality is about keeping up the good fight.
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By contrast, the political system by its very nature requires more than a little grayscale morality.
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As this happens, concepts of life, consciousness, society, laws and morality will need to be revised.
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"On Human Nature" shows the difficulties of matching political camps with those of faith and morality.
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"A government that relies on fear cannot instil morality; it can only enforce behaviour," he writes.
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Because unless, and until, human nature itself loses all sense of morality, whistleblowing cannot be stopped.
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But there is no direct correlation between someone's mental health and that person's integrity and morality.
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For them, governments have to prove that they are guardians of the morality of the nation.
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Prisons, both on and off television, are a primary means of enforcing morality and achieving justice.
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They made no secret of forming morality enforcement squads, attacking female hairdressing shops, weddings and cafes.
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If it had maintained a consistent public morality, maybe it could have retained some countercultural appeal.
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With the exception of Death of the Outsider, the Dishonored games all feature a morality system.
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Can it discover the fundamentals of morality, or perhaps one day understand the meaning of love?
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Most important, Aesop's annoying morality tale about the tortoise and the hare is a filthy lie.
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America does not depend on a shared theology, but it does depend on a shared morality.
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Abolitionists had no difficulty defending the morality of their position, given the horrors of chattel slavery.
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When it comes to the border crisis, both sides cling to their own view of morality.
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These gradual changes, they hypothesized, allow us to slowly become disengaged with our sense of morality.
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This is where the tradeoffs — and morality — of solar geoengineering enter in the clearest possible way.
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Yet others see things differently, believing that a specific religious framework must ground a leader's morality.
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Only a tiny fraction of those contractors are religious organizations with traditional teachings on sexual morality.
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"For years the morality police have been causing disturbances for Iranian women," the Gershad team said.
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Yet that profound loss offers a generational opportunity for reimagining American democracy, citizenship, politics and morality.
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Aristotle's view on ethics was that morality should be practical and not just relegated to theory.
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Abstract rules of morality are less important to the egotist than doing what's best for themselves.
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HBO has built a hit show, "Succession," around the dim morality of an ultrawealthy media family.
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Is India obliged forever to revise its morality in accordance with changing norms in the West?
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But in the view of Hisbah, the new morality police, the shrines were places of idolatry.
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His personal morality is clear, not because of tabloid exposés but because of his own boasts.
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Prejean also believes that the larger debate over capital punishment is less about morality than politics.
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Trump's conservative politics fit into "Strict Father" morality, according to Lakoff, and that appeals to conservatives.
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Debates about the morality of slavery persisted on campus, despite significant support for abolition in Massachusetts.
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The themes of sacrifice and morality are themes that are very deep and dear to me.
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My friend's younger sister was whipped by the Morality Police for wearing a skirt in public.
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Superhero comics are in a unique position of being art that trades in morality and goodness.
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But CNN's Jim Acosta and Playboy's Brian Karem pressed Sanders on the morality of the policy.
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Mazie Hirono of Hawaii darkly insinuated that Ms. Barrett would apply Catholic morality to decide cases.
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It is not concerned with restoring a prelapsarian dominion of Light where morality itself is obsolete.
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Capitalism won't germinate that kind of pure morality on its own, but we can choose it.
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And how can we serve you and welcome you even if our sexual morality never changes?
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For much of the 245th century, conservative Christianity emphasized tradition, morality and limits on individual rights.
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"How can an American-educated professional lack so much basic morality and etiquette?" wrote one user.
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The advice of Mr. Trump's critics is long on abstract morality but lacking in strategic wisdom.
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It is not morality but culture — accepting our monstrosity, reckoning with it — that can save us.
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Sean Hollister, senior news editor: I once wrote a totally serious college paper about morality vs.
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One was the erosion of tax morality, which was caused by increasing levels of government corruption.
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Since coming to power in 2012, President Xi Jinping has made public morality a top priority.
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Our common sense, as well as our morality, tells us what the president did was wrong.
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Evangelical voters have long demanded that politicians exemplify Christian character and morality in the public sector.
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Even so, he has always examined French society, culture and morality with an elegant, inquisitive eye.
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But in the manner of such morality tales in any genre, his ambition leads to disaster.
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I'd say that radical uncertainty about morality, meaning and life in general is producing intense anxiety.
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Steeped in Catholic theology, Judge Noonan became an expert on the roots and context of morality.
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There'd be fights about politics, about morality, or just about some chore that hadn't been done.
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We need not help anyone, put ourselves at risk or show the merest modicum of morality.
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Our exposure to content and people on social media influences our sense of morality and immorality.
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Any image of morality and unity Haley had cultivated vanished when those words left her lips.
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Some are opposed to capital punishment in every instance because they doubt its efficacy or morality.
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In the process, they could make the ages-old debate over the morality of "scalping" irrelevant.
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In that moment, in Liu's mind, I, with my inflexible sense of morality, was the alien.
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While we can't legislate morality, we can legislate tougher action to tear up these shadowy networks.
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Clint Eastwood's Richard Jewell dramatizes these events and is less a biopic than a morality tale.
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" Joan Scott, a historian of gender, wrote that Nussbaum had "constructed a self-serving morality tale.
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Cory Booker and Elizabeth Warren, have brought up issues of morality and spoken about their faith.
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But it could prompt a reevaluation of allegations that go well beyond issues of private morality.
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I think this is the biggest contribution to human rights and morality in a long time.
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Obviously, critical morality and spirituality prevents me from a true assessment of or engagement with myself.
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The Trump era is radicalizing because it makes the rotten morality behind our inequalities so manifest.
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Hip-hop songs are not all about "crime and morality"—to claim they are is stereotyping.
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Women flogged for showing so much as their eyes were issued receipts by the morality police.
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The history of race and religion under liberalism is a tangle, not just a morality play.
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The fear was that it could spark debate about the morality and necessity of the conflict.
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And can The Good Place put one together without really specifying the source of morality overall?
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Technology is outpacing our politics and our morality in ways most of us fail to recognize.
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A lot of people would be repulsed by the thought of turning over morality to machines, but if you think of the fact that, in many ways, our moral intuitions really lead us to do the wrong thing, maybe [artificial] morality might not always be that bad.
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Others also noticed that this interpretation of the Batman and the Joker's relationship mirrored the Nietzschean philosophy of the master and slave morality, Joker being the master morality that creates and defines its own rules without the approval of others and considers what benefits them to be good, while Batman serving as the slave morality that is bound by existing laws and distinguishes right from wrong, the two in constant battle for what each finds just.
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The wrongdoings Malcolm discovers let the show explore the morality of doing good things for bad reasons.
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You embrace the conflicts of morality and the potential impact of the decisions you have to make.
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Pete Buttigieg has made reclaiming religious morality language from the right a central part of his campaign.
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But the morality of that has rarely been called out so clearly and vehemently by affected communities.
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For many Americans, the question of when life begins and the morality of abortion is deeply complicated.
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Trump welcomed the sexual revolution, which liberated young people from traditional morality and cultivated the playboy image.
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Patients are entitled to competence, altruism, morality, integrity, accountability, transparency, objectivity, and promotion of the public good.
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For him, trash-talking goes beyond mere practicalities and into the realm of art, maybe even morality.
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"We are not going to dictate morality to our individuals," United Gun Group owner Todd Underwood said.
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According to Prince, his stepfather didn't have the "keen sense of morality & class" that his dad did.
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The worry is that, in time, the country's self-appointed moral guardian will go beyond policing morality.
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With morality suspended and murder suddenly acceptable, the townspeople resort to groupthink and a dangerous mob mentality.
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But one could only want such a thing out of a quest to affirm one's own morality.
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As Venom became one of Spider-Man's most fearsome foes, writers also explored Brock's line of morality.
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I think that there's a hunger for people or companies that have morality and an ethical viewpoint.
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There's a millennial morality crisis afoot, and it appears avocados may be at the root of it.
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They are fashion statements or artistic choices, admonitions against a fast culture and reminders of our morality.
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Readers, like the ex-heroes in the book, are left wrestling with the morality of Veidt's attack.
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So many origin stories are allegories about the morality we learn from our parents and our family.
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Well, there were many ideas about this, but mostly a combination of Christian morality and Aristotelian ethics.
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" The Washington Post's Rita Kempley called the film "old-fashioned morality tale hiding under a witch's hat.
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This is not the way choice or morality operates (imagine applying this standard to your personal life).
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"Roy Moore apparently seems to be a challenged individual when it comes to morality," O'Neill told Cleveland.com.
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Mr Xi, by contrast, is trying to revive the party as an enforcer of morality and taste.
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Everyone's morality falls under a gray area as they face off against monsters, both dead and alive.
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Um, OK. From the start, the case for connecting the world wasn't based on morality, but survival.
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Regardless, the incident highlights the nuances and differing morality of those who dump or spread hacked data.
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The form, after all, honors the genre: The novella traces its origins to fairytales and morality plays.
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A lack of morality and empathy don't make for good leaders—and that's true regardless of gender.
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The federation's morality committee was responsible for handing down the ban, after deeming Sosha Makani's trousers inappropriate.
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But it encompasses huge questions of morality, of guilt and innocence, and of police and attorney procedure.
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This pervasive patriarchal fairytale has basically formed the basis of our societal understanding of gender and morality.
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Like A Christmas Carol, 2000's What Women Want is, in essence, an old-fashioned morality tale.
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It feels weird, like some kind of cross between morality tale and go-girl Hollywood empowerment flick.
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What you have is a new kind of morality that isn't relativistic so much as more tolerant.
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Most, if not all, of the opposition has been framed in the context of morality and religion.
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And that arbitrarily defining morality within the bigger picture of a violent sport is a fool's errand.
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Traditional Christian morality regarding sex outside of marriage may have been preached, but it wasn't necessarily practiced.
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Either you require everyone to adhere to church teaching -- on everything, not just sexual morality -- or not.
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But a good society requires more than just a robust economy — it also demands fairness and morality.
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Nazis are nazis, on the other hand — obviously the worst, rarely used as vessels of complex morality.
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In April the Ministry of Culture launched an investigation into whether live-streaming is "harming social morality".
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Han said the violence had exceeded the "bottom line" of the rule of law and of morality.
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That would once have been shut down by the morality police, which seems to have backed off.
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This is a question that goes beyond what is legal and into the realm of political morality.
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HBO's meaty science fiction morality play Westworld explores the logical extreme of our obsession with escapist fantasies.
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By the late 1980s, Mr. Burton had begun to think that television needed more decency and morality.
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So Republicans flatten gun violence into a morality play, one that transforms perpetrator and victim into caricatures.
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The open ocean scares me, and dolphins are smart—smart enough for language, smart enough for morality.
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They looked at slides about the Kitty Genovese case and famous psychological experiments about morality and authority.
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The public condemnation of such tactics as the basest violations of law and morality was equally resounding.
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This particular dilemma of robotic morality has long been chewed on in science fiction books and movies.
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His book is concerned with morality, which tends to get short shrift in the self-improvement literature.
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One hopes that there are many whose sense of morality is greater than their sense of tribalism.
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However ESPN may wish to appear, the company has never been a paragon of bravery or morality.
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That a twist later in the game would flip the morality of this narrative on it's head.
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If dignity and morality require changing the political rules, then changing these rules is certain to occur.
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It was a classic tale of good versus evil—and an epic tale with an easy morality.
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More and more athletes have clearly had enough, turning typically pro forma news conferences into morality plays.
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Italy, plagued by the Sicilian crime network for decades, had said the trademark was contrary to "morality".
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Lastly, Republicans should establish themselves as the party of heterogeneity, opposed to one-size-fits-all morality.
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The various edits underscore two things: the morality of Han Solo and his threshold for mortal violence.
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Yes, Trump is wholly unqualified, lacking in morality and character, a consummate liar and surrounded by corruption.
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The book's "happy" ending reflects its author's belief, perhaps, in the power of individual morality and will.
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In fact, with such high pace of growth, morality is often missing in this "seriously ill" society.
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How does each character justify or base his actions on his personal version of morality, and why?
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The singsong verse of the morality plays is countered by ribald cross talk delivered with naturalistic verve.
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"This is not an aesthetic treatise but, first and foremost, a morality tale about fame and family."
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"Belgium could be criticized on grounds of international morality, having refused to offer humanitarian protection," he said.
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In past years, the morality police zealously enforced the rules, arresting women and men who violated them.
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This reminds me of the neurophilosopher Patricia Churchland's new book, Conscience, about the biological basis of morality.
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Appeals to morality won't work with a group that elected a nominee who bragged about groping women.
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But from the outside, it looks as if their movement was never really about morality at all.
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Race is secondary to the fact that we're dealing with issues of life, death, eternity, and morality.
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What evidence and impetus would compel you to do the job the Constitution, patriotism and morality dictate?
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But what this event so painfully exposes is that public morality is not synonymous with private conviction.
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In a country of immigrants that has proudly held itself up as an exemplar, it's about morality.
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Looking deep into the national soul, Chinese intellectuals blamed the lack of civic morality for China's weakness.
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The effort to regulate public morality also means molding the incongruous government practices into a coherent ideology.
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Meanwhile, sexual morality, so long resisted by liberals, has returned with a vengeance, albeit under progressive terms.
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"It didn't work because of the difference in terms of values and morality around sex" he said.
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Their predicament became a flashpoint in a fierce debate about the morality and effectiveness of such raids.
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All that felt less like a dream than a frantic, finger-wagging morality play set to music.
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U.G.: We became Trump-O-Centric because his daily outrages undermine norms, spread xenophobia, degrade public morality.
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Women's bodies, both past and present, are the battleground on which the war of morality is fought.
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But Republicans in the age of Trump have sadly moved away from morality as a viable concept.
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We distilled the arbitration into a series of questions: is it better to value discipline over morality?
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Gail: It is pretty amazing how the evangelicals have managed to ignore all the Trump morality messes.
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This is not a simple morality tale of rich depravity and the dignified suffering of the underclasses.
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" Asked whether Moonves deserves "due process" before judgment is rendered, Cramer said, "It's a 'statute of morality.
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According to Gelernter, the New Left faculty members have diluted education, morality, attitudes, and patriotism with cynicism.
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For her, morality begins with the attempt to remove the taint of self-interest from her judgments.
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"It's like the ultimate test of my own personal morality," he said between audible bouts of coughing.
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"Her principals, reminiscent of symbols in a morality play, have an almost amoebic simplicity," the review concluded.
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The cruelties of the wars had exposed the simplistic wholesomeness of good and evil middle-class morality.
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On one bank are the people, such as Bentham, who believe that morality is determined by results.
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His portrait hangs everywhere, and most Indians proudly revere him as a model of morality and conscience.
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Op-Ed Contributor We are a people of dirty secrets hiding beneath a veil of fake morality.
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"The morality has changed," said Dorothy Gaters, Marshall's athletic director and Hall of Fame girls' basketball coach.
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The personification of evil, in Joker, is now just the flip side of the same morality coin.
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What they want from him in his final years in office is less Machiavelli, and more morality. ■
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I was feeling uncomfortable for my morality and no longer wanted to participate in the gun culture.
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From the days of so-called "gangsta" rap onwards, a unique morality has congealed around hip-hop.
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Morality is like a field of flowers beneath which the corpses are piled in a thousand layers.
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Jimmy Carter won the presidential election two years after that in part by campaigning on political morality.
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By the time the main characters rob that bank, the trailer has introduced the film's complex morality.
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Even our use of the words "ethics" and "morality" has seemed to decline in the public square.
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Which is to say that the morality in "A Touch of Sin," as in "Parasite," is askew.
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Explicit conversations around morality show up time and again in these shows because they are the narrative.
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He wrote books on morality and virtue and what he viewed as declining moral standards in America.
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They are a way to talk about morality, empathy, goodness, and the complete lack of all three.
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It's true that much of his writing is about morality and the role of art in society.
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Instead, his greatest contribution to the NBA's arc is being a central character in a morality play.
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Some laws exist to maintain an orderly society and impart a sense of morality upon its citizens.
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Setting aside the morality of the matter, these Democratic electoral calculations are flawed in two fundamental respects.
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It's interesting that corporations and an extreme laissez faire capitalistic mindset will put ethics and morality behind profit.
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"Let's drop the morality and let's start engaging with the reality," Arora explained in an interview with TechCrunch.
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Islamic State's Hisba force is a morality police unit which imposes the Sunni jihadists' interpretation of Islamic behavior.
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In particular, Saulnier doesn't try to suggest that the members of the band are titans of morality themselves.
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Even on the occasions that Musk flexes some personal morality, it's often motivated by what's best for business.
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"Black PR"-literate Russians would have also been able to point out the false morality within the reports.
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Just as morality can be in the eye of the beholder, so is whether Trump has made mistakes.
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Some are questioning the morality of including the song and bringing profit to a convicted child sex offender.
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So opponents of sex work have shifted tactics, arguing that they're fighting human trafficking rather than promoting morality.
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These warriors are repeated in Sadeghi's paintings as a symbol of humankind, depicting aggression, defense, sympathy, and morality.
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This is true no matter how evident proponents think the case is for morality or efficiency or both.
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"But to savor it, and there's no guilt, no shame, and no morality attached to it," she says.
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Even the relationship between Colette and Willy skirts the boundaries of bourgeois morality, while never quite escaping it.
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To focus on appearance (apparently) means to neglect any other number of things: duty, morality, intellect, seriousness, achievement.
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This past week delivered a volume of political attacks, zingers, morality plays and controversies unseen in modern politics.
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It also requires you to ignore the flexible morality that every character on this show has indulged in.
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"The decision to disqualify our Paralympic team is outside the law, outside morality and outside humanity," he added.
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Iran has strict morality laws which cover everything from clothes to music, internet usage to television and beyond.
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" Easy access to guns in Chicago: Crime in Chicago "is probably driven by morality more than anything else.
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These laws are often cloaked in the guise of keeping people safe or evoke morality as a justification.
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Indeed, it's instructive that Gingrich could not handle Kelly's pressing him recently in an interview about Trump's morality.
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Well if Game of Thrones has taught us anything, it's that morality comes only in shades of grey.
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These principles are grounded in morality, as determined by Judge Hercules, and applied to the case at hand.
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Like, we all build up our own personal senses of morality in terms of sort of moral Legos.
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The question is does the morality we have undercut the kinds of commitments required to have a republic.
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I think his comments about women and his obvious disdain for traditional morality is already very anti-Republican.
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Harvard Law School offers a seminar which focuses entirely on "justice and morality in the plays of Shakespeare".
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As fans and members of the boxing business, we're required to bend our morality and our better judgment.
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"The decision to disqualify our Paralympic team is outside the law, outside morality and outside humanity," Putin said.
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We have no government armed with power capable of contending with human passions unbridled by morality and religion.
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The biggest reason I don't think you should dress as a clown, however, is not a morality appeal.
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They differ even more from paedophiles whom morality and self-control have enabled so far to avoid offending.
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Moreover, critics of the morality provisions contend they violate protections of freedom of expression in Egypt's 2014 Constitution.
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Indonesia Women applying to the police are often required to undergo tests for "mental health and morality reasons".
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Without the basic morality and obedience to a higher authority religion teaches, liberal democracy would not be possible.
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This looks like an outbreak of altruism in a country often charged with lacking a sense of morality.
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It causes combat veterans to question the morality of the actions they were ordered to take during combat.
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California may have learned its lesson, but as a country we are no longer constrained by such morality.
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Or, as some psychologists have argued, does faith include a healthy dose of self-interest masquerading as morality?
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This lie represents the complete deficit of credibility and morality from which this president and his administration suffers.
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Now let me ask you — all questions of morality and theology aside — which writer would you rather be?
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" He urged his readers to "fully support Biblical Morality and to oppose any compromise with sexual deviance/perversion.
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The laws of morality require that, at the very least, we don't punish children for their parents' actions.
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Should manufacturers create vehicles with various degrees of morality programmed into them, depending on what a consumer wants?
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The film asks its characters (and the audience) questions about love, morality, stealing, and the meaning of family.
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Many feared that popular support for candidates from nondemocratic organizations such as the Communist Party compromised opposition morality.
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He has thought deeply about morality, but says judges have no right to impose their views on others.
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He reined in the religious morality police, allowed public concerts and cinemas and eased restrictions on gender mixing.
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Clinton will present herself as a protector of women, the political strategy is more about math than morality.
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He has a highly developed sense of his own morality and sometimes comes across as holier than thou.
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The United States is strongest when we prioritize leadership and morality at home and in the international community.
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But it does fall in line with the general theme that old rules of morality don't always apply.
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The U.S. ambassador in Berlin, Richard Grenell, said firms should question the morality of doing business with Iran.
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Legislators remain entangled in an American "morality" that blinds them to harm-reduction interventions like heroin-assisted treatment.
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But your religion, or your spirituality, or your morality, or simply your belief, teaches you compassion for all.
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A lot of what you write has to do with morality and how we can become better people.
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In Kansas City, she was taken to court after morality-based complaints, which the judge quickly threw out.
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We need better laws and regulations, but first we must establish a foundational morality to guide their development.
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Using the majority-equals-morality argument, Bull Connor was on the right side of the civil rights protests.
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Mr. Trump will say and do things that demand a response from anyone who values decency and morality.
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"Aryan humanity" is always contrasted with Christian morality in Nietzsche's works; it's a reference to pre-Christian Paganism.
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The first cuts through morality and human nature: How can we be so smart and yet so dumb?
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And though this morality play has its collection basket full of tokens of charity, it still feels withholding.
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In March, the network countersued for $21983 million, alleging he had violated a morality clause in his contract.
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It's a perfect morality tale for the 21st century, and it's all told in the language of celebrity.
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"I've never been bothered by H.T.S." or its morality police, she said in an interview in the fall.
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They were seizing the opportunity for a fresh and full-throated reminder of their own morality and politics.
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Morality is more than how we interact with people; it is also how we interact with our ecosystem.
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But in a secular society "it's harder to find the morality in who is dying," Mr. Krastev said.
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And thus is the morality play complicated, as happens with all true-to-life dramas under close inspection.
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My idealism was shattered by a brief flurry of bombs that left my confidence shattered and morality discarded.
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The scene underscores Deadpool's sense of morality and calls back to his tangled time with the X-Force.
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I'm no longer an elementary school student in rural Iowa, beholden to my family's strict Religious Right morality.
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He justified the decision with soaring language about the morality of engaging with China rather than punishing it.
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On the stump, Mr. Biden has focused on President Trump's shortcomings in broad pronouncements about morality and character.
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Two regents at the University of Colorado spoke out about the morality of colleges supporting big-time football.
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It asks how far the state should impinge on individual liberty and whether morality is innate or learned.
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One is a morality tale about the evil of trapping a living being in a cheap entertainment scheme.
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Stripping morality from religion can also occur when a belief system is reduced to a simple group identity.
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Our student prompt "Is This Exhibit Animal Cruelty or Art?" raised profound questions about law, morality and ethics.
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Fifty years ago, a deadly explosion in Greenwich Village forced me to confront our warped sense of morality.
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His show was an expression of the mainline Protestantism that was once the dominating morality in American life.
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Sadly, some of the "family values" conservatives now don't seem to care about either private or public morality.
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Republicans appear to have developed more forgiving views on morality and public service in recent years, for example.
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The two were Islamist leaders; the well-publicized arrest embarrassed a movement that often harps on public morality.
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The law was first enforced by the country's 'morality' police and is still enforced by authorities even today.
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The narrative confronts the role of morality and obligation during wartime, while performing an exemplary feat of storytelling.
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Morality and My Mother Like so many other things about me, my perspective on bystanders horrifies my mother.
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"The word morality was used in the conversation, but not in the context of price increases," he said.
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It is clear that South Africa and the world hold men and women to different standards of morality.
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Obama's Iran deal with forever remain a stain on his legacy and the morality of the United States.
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" Mr. Miltenberg suggested that Dr. Jaworski was being targeted because "the cultural leftists are intolerant of traditional morality.
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"Really Rosie" doesn't ignore it, exactly, but nevertheless points in the opposite direction of Sendak's talent and morality.
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Rupert Murdoch tried to make his firing of Bill O'Reilly seem as if it were based on morality.
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Think about those numbers, coming from an organization that held itself up as a pillar of American morality.
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This column isn't taking a position on the politics or the morality of taking money from Saudi Arabia.
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If there's no real nuance in these depictions, that's because this is a morality play, almost a fable.
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"Jen&aposs a very compliant soldier to the point that her morality became secondary," one former executive said.
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Women say the minders multiplied each month, until residents had the impression that the morality police were omnipresent.
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After telling that story, Mr. Brown proceeded to sing "Three Wooden Crosses," Mr. Travis's dark crypto-morality tale.
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"Sex work has become about morality and making sure women behave in a way that's expected," Shackleton said.
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Or, do we continue down the road we're on where politics as a morality play becomes the norm.
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That golden rule of consistency should be as applicable to political debate as it is to personal morality.
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"It's not like the classic tales with the morality at the end," he told Reuters in an interview.
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"The partisan affiliation of the district is massively less relevant than the morality of the district," Casten said.
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His contract reportedly did not include a morality clause, and he sued, though he later dropped the suit.
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Powerful forces who hiss and howl at the mere mention of God, morality and obedience to the Constitution.
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"Morality is, we're not picking a church leader," Ingraham said during the exchange on her show in May.
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And yet characters like Carol, Michonne, and Maggie have complicated lives and hardened relationships with their own morality.
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I leverage everything against my ideals and my integrity and my morality, my moral compass, I should say.
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There is morality; no one who calls himself a man of faith should even be in that situation.
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The story is wrapped around a struggle between Batman and the Joker and the limits of man's morality.
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It is philosophical and esoteric, and staunchly opposed to the dualistic morality of J.R.R. Tolkien or C.S. Lewis.
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We are very comfortable debating whether or not something works and not very comfortable debating its fundamental morality.
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They have the wit and the verve and the life of children's classics — and they have the morality.
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In fact the very opacity of those mysteries, I said, was in itself grounds for terror, for if the world seemed full of people living evilly without reprisal and living virtuously without reward, the temptation to abandon personal morality might arise in exactly the moment when personal morality is most significant.
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"The problem here should not have been Kaitlyn's attire, but the morality of the male teacher," says Brooke, 18.
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But while they are emotionally different, from the point of view of ethics or morality they are the same.
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He's synonymous with American ideals of morality, justice, and an unbending will toward a better world for all people.
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A morality would seem to be offered, a plan would seem to be offered, some sense would be there.
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"I don't thank that 'morality' is an abstract ideal that exists in a bubble apart from reality," he said.
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The party wants believers' morality without their activism, but is finding that the two are inseparable, especially for Christians.
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People like David Green, director of the UK's Serious Fraud Office, believe that morality should be its own reward.
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As rational arguments for environmental protection or civil rights show, morality is possible without sentimental appeals to individual suffering.
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His latest novel is a morality play in which Satan and his son Death face off over Jacob's soul.
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Are we not, after all, talking about a complete shift in how we think about political economy and morality?
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"Modern secularists dismiss this idea of morality as other-worldly superstition imposed by a kill-joy clergy," Barr said.
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Racism exists within the world of Three Billboards, but only to give shading to the morality of white characters.
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The six students believe themselves superior to the rest of campus — and superior to conventional notions of morality, too.
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"It didn't work because of the difference in terms of values and morality around sex," Lawrence told the Times.
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The rise of American authoritarianism Twilight of the neoconservatives Donald Trump supporters think about morality differently than other voters.
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What mattered most to her was the morality of an action, no matter what domain of life it affected.
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Still, even Vox, which harks back to Spain's dictatorship-era conservative morality, counts nine women among its 24 legislators.
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"Algeria must assume political responsibility and morality concerning this situation," the ministry statement on MAP state news agency said.
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" A Christian columnist said Trump's "obsession" with wealth and power "embodies a Nietzschean morality rather than a Christian one.
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If this is right...we can expect an intelligence explosion to lead to a morality explosion along with it.
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He is a gourmet, and an amateur psychologist dissecting society's ills while being a man of ambiguous morality himself.
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Projects could be banned if deemed prejudicial to all manner of interests, including decency, morality and the public good.
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That seemed especially plausible as newly-confirmed hunky dad Sheriff Keller (Martin Cummins) shot the morality-obsessed murderer dead.
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But whatever the morality of the legislation, a likely outcome seems to be lost jobs and suddenly struggling economies.
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There are values that transcend partisan politics and unite people over squabbles about issues of social life and morality.
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Shannara doesn't have Game Of Thrones' wearying brutality, but it also lacks characters with complicated morality and conflicting agendas.
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