He'll only get more jaded, more brazen, and more immoral.
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His posts seemed to get more brazen in February though.
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Now he's expressing his spirituality in a much more brazen manner.
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It's not just that the lies have gotten even more brazen.
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From here on in I am going to be more brazen.
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There has never been a more brazen liar in public life.
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But Trumpian lies are more brazen, more aggressive, more filled with chutzpah.
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Others attribute the worsening shooting and murder stats to more brazen gang violence.
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These are places where one seeks refuge, so it's all the more brazen.
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"Since the agreement, Iran's bloody ambitions have grown only more brazen," Trump said.
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This year, the assaults on Christian cities near the border became more brazen.
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The young people here are becoming more brazen and people are getting verbally abused.
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Trump was simply more brazen in his disdain for the establishment than everyone else.
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But Mr Trump appears to be becoming more brazen as re-election draws near.
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If anything's changed, it's that we might be becoming more brazen about the after-effects.
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And an ISIS-linked insurgency is growing, the terror attacks becoming more brazen and frequent.
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At Mami Slut, I'm a better, more brazen, and somehow more gracious version of myself.
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As his popularity has grown, The Donald has become even more brazen in his appearances.
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Both methods work toward the same goal; the latter, though, is considered much more brazen.
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Back home, the mice—probably expats from a building renovation next door—became more brazen.
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The latest stunt, next to one of Mr. Trump's properties, appeared to be more brazen.
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As the Taliban have shown, they can overrun cities and launch ever more brazen attacks.
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Few acts of violence were more brazen than a triple shooting at 3:45 p.m.
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Only the five big tech "platform" firms, with a figure of $250, are more brazen gougers.
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To return via an official route would pose an even more brazen challenge to Maduro's authority.
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Politicians become more brazen and crass in their dismissal of facts that don't suit their worldview.
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Inevitably, politicians are bound to carry a bit of baggage from their younger, more brazen selves.
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The gun lobby is in a race to see who can become more brazen, more extreme.
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Big-cat poaching is on the rise in South Africa — and hunters' attacks have gotten more brazen.
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The state-controlled media aimed at Western audiences – Russia Today, Sputnik – are more brazen in their coverage.
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With the strikes attributed to Israel growing more frequent and more brazen, Iran has vowed to respond.
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Christie's lies seemed less helpful and more brazen, so I think they hurt him while Cruz's helped.
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There is little to stop the Taliban from carrying out ever more brazen attacks in the capital.
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And as his campaign against facts proved successful, Trump has grown more and more brazen about it.
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This was accompanied by still more brazen dishonesty about the right's dedication to protecting Medicare and Social Security.
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This challenge frequently reveals itself in the eyes of her sitters — though sometimes the revelation is more brazen.
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You can expect the lies to become even more brazen as Republicans seek to defend this terrible bill.
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Started in 220006, they became more brazen and kept working inside a network until someone kicked them out.
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Even more brazen ... the crew poses for pics in front of the mural with stickers in plain view.
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But the Trump family scheme was a lot more brazen than your run-of-the-mill shell company venture.
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Also popular were workaday crime stories; the cheekier and more brazen the criminals were, the more newsprint they got.
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More brazen still was Augusto Pinochet's displacement of Chile's congress from Santiago to his hometown of Valparaíso, where it remains.
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What's more, the movies themselves are growing more and more brazen about confronting the chief reason they became so popular.
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Recent years have seen a more brazen tactic: passing laws that overturn the results of an election that Democrats won.
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But by launching a pre-emptive probe like this one, The Times feels more brazen than the Republican challenger himself.
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But bigots have seemingly become more brazen, creating a climate that has made anti-Semitism far more permissible and dangerous.
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But extremists have seemingly become more brazen, as in the torch-lit march pictured above in Charlottesville, Va., in 2017.
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But federal authorities say that the conduct they uncovered in this instance was more brazen than typical personal injury schemes.
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His warning to Mr. Putin may have forestalled even more brazen Russian attacks, but enough damage had already been done.
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Typically, the nude form is placed secondary to more brazen or suggestive visual elements like dildos, orchids, ribbons, and footprints.
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Sure enough, the same Maryland map and an even more brazen gerrymander in North Carolina are right back in court's lap.
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One thing about Kendall is that she's pretty good at deflecting attention and playing wingwoman to her much more brazen siblings.
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But of all the issues Eckert omitted from his report, none were more brazen than the evaluation of Sepp Blatter himself.
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But on Tuesday, Mr. Putin endorsed a proposal stunningly simpler and more brazen: resetting the Constitution's term-limit clock to zero.
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Despite this, bigots have seemingly become more brazen, creating a climate that has made anti-Semitism far more permissible and dangerous.
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Even more brazen is the administration's recent removal of a judge from dozens of cases because it disagreed with the outcome.
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None was more brazen than Kenny Chatman, who ran a string of fraudulent treatment centers and "sober homes" in South Florida.
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But school secession is one of the more brazen examples of affluent communities using their political clout to fence out everyone else.
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But VDMA said counterfeiters were becoming more brazen, increasingly copying not only a product's technical details but also its brand and appearance.
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For several weeks, congressional Republicans have grown more brazen, inch by careful inch, in creating a measure of distance from President Trump.
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Members of the movement are largely pro-Trump, but also think the American right-wing should adopt more brazen white nationalist policies.
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Under Trump—who's taken measures to strike critical subsidies and nix the individual mandate—those efforts have been more brazen than ever.
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Here are some of the more brazen scams broken up in the past couple of years, according to that DOJ and HHS report.
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I concluded back in January that Mueller would conclude that Trump obstructed justice, and his conduct has become more brazen since that time.
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Dozens of workers from prisons across the country said inmates had become more brazen with staff members and more violent with one another.
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While Cramer was surprised that the Fed didn't do something sooner, Fed Chair Janet Yellen's outgoing move was more brazen than he expected.
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Both made some headway in weakening environmental protection — but at the same time, many of their more brazen efforts got beaten back in court.
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Trump grew bolder and more brazen as he realized that there would be no political price to pay for his rhetoric and his actions.
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Fillon has enjoyed a strong boost in popularity in recent weeks thanks to his image of authority and seriousness compared to Sarkozy's more brazen demeanor.
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"The Tajik government's vicious campaign of intimidation against dissidents' relatives is widening and becoming ever more brazen," Steve Swerdlow, Central Asia researcher for HRW, said.
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As long as we remain in a strictly defensive posture and allow foreign states to act with impunity, these attacks will only become more brazen.
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Or, for the more brazen personality, stare angrily into the souls of inconsiderate passengers until they feel guilty enough to rise and offer you their seat.
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His costumes are flashier (mesh and sequins), his hairstyle is more brazen (it was dyed lavender, for a while), and he skates to music with lyrics.
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Books that play with chronology are as old as fiction itself, and storytellers' experiments with timelines have grown only more brazen over the last several centuries.
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While the law firm information for sale was found on hidden websites, O'Neill says the top cybercriminals are actually becoming more brazen about advertising their wares.
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But while the parliament is rapidly approving yet more repressive laws, jihadist attacks are becoming bloodier and more brazen, leaving the security forces struggling to respond.
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While his contempt for free speech may be more brazen, in substance he has not said or supported anything that other politicians haven't been advocating for years.
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North Korea's army of hackers has grown more brazen and capable over the course of several months, broadcasting a growing willingness to launch attacks on international targets.
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But she was wrong in a normal way — she took what Powell had done before her and made it a bit more brazen, a bit more aggressive.
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The media, and his supporters, expect him to subvert every norm expected of leading candidates, to be meaner and more brazen and less predictable than the competition.
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Sometimes a blackout or other disaster prompts a few people who would ordinarily be too cautious to break store windows in broad daylight to become more brazen.
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We broke the story ... Jaffar showed warning signs of his obsession with Taylor as early as 2014 through tweets that became more brazen and troubling over time.
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Setting up regular escort services at Planned Parenthoods will be necessary as these anti-abortion activists feel more brazen in their attacks against women and these clinics.
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With an attack on the World Anti-Doping Agency, Russian hackers seemed to be getting even more more brazen than in their hack of the Democratic National Committee.
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Although the hallmarks of Ponzis and pyramids existed long before Charles Ponzi's ran his scheme in 2100s Boston, financial charlatans have become even more brazen in recent decades.
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" When he told her to be "more brazen"—her family could always bail her out—she responded by "throwing more Molotovs than all of the other girls combined.
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"If people retreat into private life, if critics grow quieter, if cynicism becomes endemic, the corruption will slowly become more brazen, the intimidation of opponents stronger," Frum wrote.
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He'd be conceding far more brazen collaboration between WikiLeaks and an authoritarian power than we've seen in the past, which would further damage the group's already fraying credibility.
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If anything, he's grown more brazen; recently suggesting that the next summit of the G7 group of wealthy democracies could be held at his golf resort in Florida.
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While CNBC's Jim Cramer was surprised that the Fed didn't do something sooner, Fed Chair Janet Yellen's outgoing move was more brazen than the "Mad Money " host expected.
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We might say that, after the much more brazen themes in films such as The Smiling Madame Beudet, the imagery in Celles qui s'en font is fairly mawkish.
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Fancy Bear was determined to be the more brazen of the two Russian hacking groups behind an attack on the Democratic National Committee ahead of the 2016 presidential election.
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It's possible Russia could have been even more brazen in its development of ground-based cruise missiles, and that remaining a signatory in the agreement somewhat curbed Moscow's ambitions.
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Against this backdrop, white supremacist groups such as Identity Evropa, American Vanguard and American Renaissance have become more brazen about recruiting openly on college campuses, ADL CEO Johnathan Greenblatt said.
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"Thieves in this industry are getting much more brazen, much more aggressive," said Ryan Tracy, 38, general manager at the Herbal Cure, which now has a guard on duty every night.
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The heroine's future stepmother is far more brazen in "Mouche," even gifting the grieving daughters whose mother died of breast cancer a painting of a woman with her breasts cut off.
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They're far more brazen than the meek little house flies in the United States; Australian flies will land on your face again and again, requiring you to constantly wave them off.
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Elbridge Colby, deputy assistant secretary of defense for strategy and force development, said at a briefing with reporters that Russia was far more brazen than China in its use of military power.
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The need for those limits is growing only more urgent as voter data and computer-mapping technologies become more sophisticated, and politicians become more brazen in their efforts to protect their power.
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After a few listens, it's all the more brazen—a statement that any song, with enough work, can be reduced to a breezy and inconsequential breakup daydream with no blood in its veins.
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Poland under the nationalist Law and Justice Party has been stymied by civil society in its more brazen attempts to emulate Hungary, but the public broadcaster has become something of an ideological mouthpiece.
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"I just wanted to shake up my look, but I think with any modification, it's a break in tradition, and I think we're more brazen now with what we do," Ms. Leung said.
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For the more brazen, get your office buddy a secret stash of THC-infused coffee pods that fit in the break room Keurig, assuming your office's token white supremacist hasn't already trashed the machine.
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As security forces were mobilized to stop them, the protesters became more brazen, suggesting a new phase in the dynamic of resistance and repression that has punctuated Iran's history since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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In other states under one-party control, the political marching orders may be more brazen: North Carolina Republicans ordered that no more than three of the state's 13 House seats be given to Democrats.
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And as the competition progresses, more and more are joining the party, getting more brazen about posting assets from the competition, daring the IOC to play whack-a-mole with their cease-and-desist letters.
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Bitcoin Unlimited, an alternative to the popular Bitcoin Core client that has been at the epicenter of the block size debate, is taking a more brazen approach compared to the slow process of community deliberation.
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And such awareness will also be a necessity should one or all of these platforms — through more brazen exploitation, calamitous hacking or even greater sharing with governments — cause us to well and truly lose faith.
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Now he is trying something even more brazen: In recent weeks, he has become the face of a new political party campaigning to win the seat of a former prime minister in the National Assembly.
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Since widescale protests against Beijing's encroachment of Hong Kong liberties paralyzed the city in 2014, as thousands of pro-democracy protesters occupied busy areas, mainland officials have become more brazen in asserting their authority there.
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Mr O'Neill has made this process more brazen with something called the District Services Improvement Programme, whereby every MP is able to allocate 10m kina ($3m) a year to projects in his district, with little oversight.
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Even as white supremacists make more noise and become more brazen—as the deadly Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville this weekend demonstrated—the Trump administration seems committed to ignoring them, both in words and deed.
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The Lazarus hackers have however been more brazen in their pursuit of financial gain than others, and have been blamed for the theft of $81 million from the Bangladesh central bank, according to some cybersecurity firms.
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But more brazen guests are managing to steal bulkier items -- including mattresses, coffee machines and even a stuffed animal, hotel and spa reviewer Wellness Heaven found in a survey of 1,157 four- and five-star hoteliers.
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But by depriving the IRS of resources, Republicans have been enabling this immoral and sometimes criminal behavior to grow more brazen—by starving the beast of government, they've allowed the country's oligarchs to grow even fatter.
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In recent years, challenges to Roe have become more brazen, with states passing 20-week, 15-week and 11-week abortion bans, many of which have faced trouble in court for violating the right protected by Roe.
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But what makes the operation even more brazen is that Facebook continued running the program, which launched in 2016 and was sometimes called Atlas, even after Apple banned Onavo from the App store less than six months ago.
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As the competition between the two companies has grown fierce, Facebook has become more brazen in its talent grabs and with the features that it's begun rolling out to its main app and others under the Facebook umbrella.
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But Danny sure doesn't act innocent, and he becomes ever more brazen as he pesters Tom and tries to put himself in Lauren's good graces — for legal reasons, Tom is prohibited from telling his wife who Danny really is.
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Still, McCrory has been beating the voter fraud drum so loudly that rumors have spread — and been amplified by media reports — that he could be trying to delegitimize the election to set the stage for a far more brazen move.
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The Lazarus hackers, acting for impoverished North Korea, have been more brazen in their pursuit of financial gain than others, and have been blamed for the theft of $81 million from the Bangladesh central bank, according to some cyber security firms.
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The Lazarus hackers, acting for impoverished North Korea, have been more brazen in pursuit of financial gain than others, and have been blamed for the theft of $81 million from the Bangladesh central bank, according to some cyber security firms.
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Indeed, as the clock on the President's term has been ticking without any meaningful accountability for Trump's repeated violations of the Clause, he has become even more brazen in his willingness to try to use his office for personal gain.
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At Sochi, Dr. Rodchenkov said, Russia focused its efforts not on masking the presence of drugs in an athlete's system or evading detection through subtle chemistry, but rather on substituting urine samples, a more brazen way to beat the system.
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Sarah, the Duchess of York, has been somewhat more brazen in capitalizing on her royal connection in the more than two decades since divorcing Prince Andrew -- including writing children's books, numerous television appearances and, at one stage, a controversial diet plan.
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After embarrassing the US Democratic Party with a brazen hack last year, followed by even more brazen leaks over the summer, a group of Russian government hackers has taken aim at the next big Western election: the one in France.
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In the absence of such institutions, the pressure for courts to impose constitutional constraints on partisan gerrymandering becomes powerful, particularly as the manipulation of electoral districts for partisan advantage has become more brazen, more extreme, more effective and more consequential.
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What is news, however, is that the president is becoming more and more brazen about using flimsy pretexts to make authoritarian attacks on the highest court in the land — attacks that appear aimed at denigrating yet another check on his power.
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Yet, in one of the more brazen corporate wrongdoer maneuvers in memory, if consumers are victimized by TrustedID negligence or wrongdoing — including perhaps by a subsequent data breach — the original terms of service would have forced consumers into individual arbitration.
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"(But) if Xi becomes more brazen and confident as the supreme leader, there is a risk that he may be tempted to use the military to provoke a crisis or carry out some coercive action against a neighboring country," Heath said.
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Russia has been becoming more and more brazen in its activities, particularly against its neighbors, particularly against Europe, and at this point we should give up the fantasy that we are going to be able to cooperate with Russia on these things.
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Unlike other parts of China's propaganda apparatus, which are typically concerned with manipulating homegrown social networks like Weibo and WeChat, Zhao, Hua, and a small group of other diplomats have become more and more brazen about taking their information war to American platforms.
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After she rebuffed him, she said, he grew angrier and more brazen, hugging her leg in front of a co-worker, refusing to relieve her for breaks, rubbing his lips against her face and reaching over her so his arm touched her breasts.
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The often disparaging discussions about women on the Anon-IB threads remain largely unchanged from a year ago, but victim advocates say the solicitation of photos has become more brazen, more frequent, and more specific, despite Pentagon efforts to curb the behavior.
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But given how heavily Trump's campaign leaned on anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant rhetoric, it doesn't feel like much of a stretch to trace a line between Trump's win and some individuals being more brazen about acting out on these campaign cornerstones.
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Per Quartz, China "isn't just tightening online controls at home but is becoming more brazen in exporting some of those techniques abroad" through "official training, providing technological infrastructure to authoritarian regimes, and insisting that international companies accept its content regulations even outside of China."
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If Maar represented a lissome "virginal" woman at times (Nusch was, in fact, a close friend), she certainly didn't limit herself to that trope, opting to also celebrate a more brazen, still defiantly feminine, form in works produced for art presses and highbrow erotica.
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Among the more brazen falsehoods peddled to potential investors: that Theranos technology was used by the Defense Department in Afghanistan and on medevac helicopters, and that the company's revenue in 2014 was $108 million and was "on track" to generate $1 billion in 2015.
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In one of the more brazen attempts to skip out on tribal consultation entirely, Atlantic Coast Pipeline backers initially pointed to an environmental impact statement completed by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission that claimed the proposed route did not disproportionately affect any marginalized communities.
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If you're the person who blurts out "I'm a poet and I didn't even know it," whenever anything related to poetry pops up in conversation, or if you've ever uttered the even more brazen of the well-worn poetry phrases — "Poetry is dead" — keep reading.
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However, in light of the more brazen and public displays of racism and white supremacy that have sprouted up since the election of President Donald Trump, Airbnb is now using its Community Commitment to prevent white nationalists and other fringe political groups from using its platform.
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McGregor has more power than any other fighter in the sport: he has two divisions at his beck and call, a million-dollar history in a third, and he's only grown more brazen the more he finds out how much money he actually makes for the company.
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Trump's dishonesty is more brazen than that of many politicians, but every president has fibbed, stretched statistics, or broken a promise or two—conservatives will recall Obama's "if you like your healthcare plan you can keep it," named "lie of the year" by Politifact in 2013.
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Nowhere were the retrograde forces more brazen than in Maine, which passed its ranked choice voting initiative by referendum in 2017, only to see the Republican governor and legislature, backed by a number of Democratic state lawmakers, repeal the initiative literally in the dead of night.
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Mr. Schlesinger, 76, had been arrested on a fraud charge in one of the more brazen schemes in the annals of New York law: He settled lawsuits on behalf of clients, sometimes for $1 million or more, and then simply kept much of the money for himself.
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"We see Russia is willing to conduct more brazen and disruptive influence operations because of how it perceives its conflict with the West," David Porter, a top agent on the F.B.I.'s Foreign Influence Task Force, said last month at an election security conference in Washington.
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And the Pakistani military is ever more brazen in its support for the insurgents, even flying in retired military officers to train the Taliban by chartered helicopter — one crash-landed in a Taliban-controlled area of eastern Afghanistan in August bearing six retired military personnel and a Russian pilot.
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"The more brazen you get, like Trump, and the more frequent you get, you can easily imagine a norm being completely torn down," said Stephanie Schwartz, a migration expert at the University of Pennsylvania, who added that Mr. Trump was "taking an ax" to "one of the strongest norms we've got in international law" — the right of a refugee to seek asylum.
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The defiance of papal authority by a minority of senior Catholic clergy has become more brazen in recent months than at any time since the 1970s, when the late Archbishop Marcel François Lefebvre refused to disband his arch-traditionalist Society of St Pius X. Last month Vatican officials received in their e-mail what appeared to be a digital version of the Vatican's newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano.
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But corruption has become even more brazen over the past year, as Mexican immigration officials and organized crime are preying on migrants, charging them thousands for the privilege of simply waiting in line in Mexico to claim asylum in the U.S. The strict limitations on asylum seekers enacted under the Trump administration has turned the process into a lucrative business for corrupt Mexican officials and cartels.
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Very early in the election cycle, Democrats recruited candidates with nontraditional backgrounds, especially in the military, who would appeal to voters in red districts." what should worry R's about PA-18 isn't that Connor Lamb was a unicorn (moderate, military, focused on CD & not Trump), but that there are lots of other D candidates w/ this profile running Even before Tuesday's election, Republicans were lowering expectations in more brazen ways: The chairman of the Pennsylvania GOP is already dismissing any Conor Lamb victory tomorrow as the result of #PA18 being a "Democratic district.
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