The Syrian army also said it was not to blame.
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ClassPass alone is not to blame for the industry's struggles.
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It may yet convince regulators it is not to blame.
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But an overemphasis on STEM education is not to blame.
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The firm says that wage costs are not to blame.
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Proponents of gun ownership say guns are not to blame.
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"The protesters are not to blame," he told his colleagues.
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If the finish lacked drama, Thomas was not to blame.
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But, perhaps surprisingly, New York City was not to blame.
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Donald Trump is not to blame for Mr. Putin's authoritarianism.
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The players in the Senate hearing room are not to blame.
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Risk parity funds themselves, however, said they were not to blame.
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Elmore said pathologists are not to blame for inconsistent results, however.
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I swear pregnancy brain is not to blame for this one!
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Rightful protests against murder are not to blame for other murders.
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McCain is not to blame for the world we have now.
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Let's put this in perspective – first, women are not to blame.
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Straws are not to blame; the problem is litter, he said.
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The generation that graduated into the recession is not to blame.
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But austerity alone is not to blame for high tax rates.
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That's an awful lot of people to try not to blame.
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Williams is fighting the suit -- claiming she is not to blame.
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Nicole Scherzinger is not to blame for anything to do with me.
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He also noted that Duke was not to blame for the firings.
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The report contends that human or company error was not to blame.
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Mr Sturzenegger is not to blame for the run on the peso.
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But Griffin's not to blame for your ultra-compact laptop's port shortcomings.
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We're not to blame, after all; the game made us do it.
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We're not to blame for this, because the prices really are impressive.
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Lavrov said his country was not to blame for the pact's breakdown.
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That anger is foolishly misplaced; Bresch and Mylan are not to blame.
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DHS insisted Friday that it was not to blame for Caal's death.
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He pleaded for help and he said he was not to blame.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has said his country is not to blame.
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The mixed results, however, is not to blame for the negative action.
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Sri Lankan officials are careful not to blame China for the mess.
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But Hassett took pains not to blame his boss for the gaffe.
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This is not to blame women but to inspire them to action.
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Only about 140,000 remain in Britain, but leprosy is not to blame.
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The truth is Section 6900 is not to blame for rogue flyers.
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But our primary motivation in taking action is not to blame others.
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Zuma appealed to citizens not to blame all crime on non-nationals.
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But Ms. Creppy says it is crucial not to blame the parents.
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The couple insisted they were not to blame for the properties' problems.
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Y., on Wednesday said he would advise President Trump not to blame Sen.
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And the City is not to blame for some deep-rooted British shortcomings.
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It is too easy to hate the hipsters; they are not to blame.
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It's very important for us not to blame because only children do that.
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But most often when a cable goes down nature is not to blame.
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His wife has urged the boys not to blame themselves for his death.
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The latest evidence says that near-work is not to blame for nearsightedness.
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Op-ed: Facebook is not to blame; we are View the discussion thread.
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First, bats are not to blame, and might actually help provide the solution.
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Russian officials say Putin believes Trump is not to blame for the tensions.
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Turkish laws are not to blame for the current violations of human rights.
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One mom wanted to make sure the child's parent was not to blame.
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Until her death, she said over and over that she was not to blame.
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And if you're feeling stuck or bored, try not to blame your other half.
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Humans are devolving, and DJT is not to blame for any of your problems.
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If this does not satisfy the nation's Susan Bordos, they are not to blame.
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The army is not to blame for Miss Suu Kyi's appalling tendency to micromanage.
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Our research reveals that even in the short term, diversity is not to blame.
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"I want to say something: You were not to blame," he tells her, sobbing.
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Ryan Hurley, president of the College Republicans, said his group was not to blame.
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While that raised some eyebrows among media critics, bad journalism was not to blame.
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However, Iran continues to maintain that its missile defense system is not to blame.
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There's no evidence of bacterial infections, so an epidemic was probably not to blame.
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There's no evidence of bacterial infections, so an epidemic was probably not to blame.
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In this case, however, it looks as though faulty checks are not to blame.
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Yet a lack of care was not to blame: visits to the doctor went up.
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Surrounded by television cameras, photographers and reporters, she told Abbott guns were not to blame.
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" Read MoreMigrants not to blame for sex attacks: Swedish PM "Consumers just want more choice.
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I finally understood for sure that I was not to blame for his inappropriate behavior.
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In addition, Stevens's family says that Clinton was personally not to blame for his death.
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We all here don't blame you and just want you to not to blame yourself.
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Farges said Air France workers were not to blame for the challenges facing the unit.
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De Mistura is certainly not to blame; he is perseverance and determination in human form.
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We are not to blame for clashing over the diverse principles that the founders invented.
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Obviously movies are not to blame for the mental illness that sometimes causes gun violence.
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But NHK later said that the system was not to blame for the false alarm.
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Find the full details explaining why tryptophan is not to blame in this quick article.
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The House is not to blame for the absence of key evidence; the defendant is.
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But a spokesman, Yacoub Hor Al-Tustari, told CNN his group was not to blame.
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We are not to blame for badly designed programs, unintended consequences and objected-to goals.
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It's not to blame anybody, but change only comes through the conversation of all parties involved.
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The lobbying group said foreigners were not to blame for overly expensive or scarce residential housing.
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The 3033 artists from 13 Latin American nations included in the show are not to blame.
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Adding to the frustration is that Fed policy is not to blame for the economy's underperformance.
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A Google spokesperson said that overheating Chromecast Ultra devices are not to blame for crashing issues.
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The hard-working Georgians who serve on crews & make a living here are not to blame.
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As defensive coordinator, Fox was not to blame for Pittsburgh's 21994-2185-21 finish in 2276.
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On Thursday, Mr. Ahmed initially insisted that the rail system was not to blame for the deaths.
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The outcome of the case was undeniably tragic, Rico said, but the officers were not to blame.
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The Chinese are not to blame for that or neither are the migrants to blame for that.
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Finally, the best he can muster is that Maduro is not to blame for Venezuela's economic woes.
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But since they found the switch was not to blame for the accident, they awarded no damages.
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There isn't always a better choice, and victims are not to blame for the behavior of abusers.
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Todd thinks "Jeff" must be fake — but if an alternate personality is not to blame, who is?
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On Wednesday, top White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow said not to blame Trump for the troubles.
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But Obama urged the public not to blame the Muslim community as a whole for the attack.
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Many of the survivors of the sinking publicly stated he was not to blame for its loss.
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She said that while she is not to blame, she has compensated the families of the girls.
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"I finally understood for sure that I was not to blame for his inappropriate behavior," she wrote.
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We can enforce a curfew and one is in place but the children are not to blame.
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" Arguing that he was not to blame for the stalemate, he said, "I was never the impediment.
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Hackett said that Hinrichs is not to blame for the problem with the launch of the Explorer.
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Although you've been assured you're not to blame, you are shadowed by this terrible accident decades later.
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Ms. Goodell warned, though, that the event's wealthy attendees were not to blame for the culture shift.
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On Wednesday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Ventimiglia further clarified why Crock-Pot is not to blame.
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But this year was at the minimum of the cycle, so solar activity is likely not to blame.
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So the people who bring the investment are not to blame for it not working out as well.
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And though she's not to blame in Mitch's actions, she is complicit — and she's not the only one.
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She says that it doesn't, but she encourages him not to blame himself, because Wes' death wasn't his fault.
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Y2K fashion trends are back in a big way, but this time around, Paris Hilton is not to blame.
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If you address it, be sure not to blame her, since that would instantly put her on the defensive.
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I learned not to blame others or the world, and to take responsibility for where and who I was.
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Earley has said he is not to blame for the problem since the decision was made before his tenure.
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"The current management is not to blame for its predicament," said one of the sources on condition of anonymity.
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LAN said on Wednesday that it was not to blame for the water quality, pointing to government employees instead.
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Likewise, the Democrats promoting socialist policies is not to blame for the acts of a deranged socialist in Dayton.
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Many teachers said that they would tell parents not to blame teachers if their kids received a bad grade.
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The Australian Olympic Committee is investigating the accreditation problem but Chiller has said the athletes were not to blame.
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Though Mr. London conceded that Mr. Garner should not have died, he said Officer Pantaleo was not to blame.
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Helping them talk and processing that distortion gives them a chance to understand that they are not to blame.
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Results were not to blame — West Bromwich is no place for a fair-weather fan — but Pulis's style was.
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Avivah Litan, a security analyst with the research firm Gartner, said that the bug alone was not to blame.
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Metro managers and arbitrators both agreed that Haile was not to blame for the fatality or injuries that occurred.
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"Young sexual minority men are not to blame for their lack of knowledge and understanding," Jaiswal said by email.
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You know, not to blame anybody who was working there, because we don&apost know enough details to do that.
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Trump economic adviser Kevin Hassett told the same forum that tax cuts were not to blame for the rising deficit.
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Even gun-control policy leaders argue that Hollywood is not to blame, nor are artists responsible for solving this issue.
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No, Donald Trump and his divisive rhetoric is not to blame for the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile.
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After all, it's a presidential election year, and it would be downright un-American not to blame or criticize someone.
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" Smith also addressed the victims, assuring them: "You are not to blame, your reasons for not reporting are wholly understandable.
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Ms. Berry, of the insurance industry group, said insurers were not to blame for such shortages of mental health providers.
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A common refrain among buyers and sellers at the Tampa show was not to blame guns in the Parkland shooting.
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In the meantime, rumors had arisen that the Zika virus was not to blame for the deformed babies in Brazil.
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But the MTA insists that it is not to blame, and that it's working with Apple to address the problem.
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Not to blame the spouses, but I just want to toss it out there that it may be her husband's fault.
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However, a jury ruled Wednesday morning that the defective switch was not to blame for at least one crash in 2014.
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But she said employees were not to blame and it was important to preserve their jobs and ensure the industry's strength.
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What is certain, however, is that Dugas, or "Patient Zero," was not to blame for spreading the virus to North America.
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Governments alone are not to blame; the reasons for the sagging economies are multifarious and jumbled, more de Kooning than Mondrian.
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Miguel Syjuco Rodrigo Duterte is not to blame for the thousands of Filipinos killed during the 15 months of his presidency.
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Yet some scientists concur they are not to blame for the transfer of the disease that's changing daily life -- humans are.
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This is not to blame the winners or shame the awards, which have always represented the lagging edge of cultural change.
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But Indonesia said this week it was not to blame and fires had been spotted by satellites in several neighboring countries.
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Mr. Groenewald argued that the Germans alone were not to blame for the cruelty of the war between 1904 and 1908.
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Even if they are not to blame for the old man's sanguinary end, you feel confident that they're guilty of something .
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Emil Michael said he's not to blame for violating the privacy of the victim of an attack by an Uber driver.
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No, President Obama is not to blame for the hunting of Dallas police, which led to the death of five of them.
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"Alibaba's system was never breached," the company said in a statement, highlighting that it was not to blame for the stolen credentials.
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Ethiopia Airlines released a statement on Twitter acknowledging the report and suggesting that it clearly showed that pilots were not to blame.
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GOP leaders were left cringing by Trump's vow to take responsibility for a partial shutdown and his promise not to blame Democrats.
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While he was careful not to blame doctors, Murthy specifically pointed to overprescribing in the 1990s as a force behind the epidemic.
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Sanders said on Saturday his supporters are not to blame for violence that broke out at a planned Trump rally in Chicago.
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Even if Chipotle is not to blame for these incidences, the report once again puts the company's food safety polices under scrutiny.
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Al Mazrouei said OPEC was not to blame for the glut in oil supply that was hurting the Middle East's domestic economies.
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" He added, however, that police critics "must also acknowledge that today's officers are not to blame for the injustices of the past.
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Lebanon and its government are not to blame for Hezbollah and its recent attacks on Israeli territory, Lebanon's prime minister said Tuesday.
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After the sabotage of four tankers off Fujairah in May, the UAE was careful not to blame Iran directly for the attack.
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But Mr. Cotero said in an interview on Mexican radio that he was not to blame for the transfer of the corpses.
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It said on Tuesday it was not to blame for the organic chloride contamination because it could only have been added by producers.
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One is that it's simply very unlikely an incumbent president can convince voters not to blame him for bad things that are happening.
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"Labour must be clear: migrants are not to blame for falling wages, job insecurity, bad housing and overstretched public services," the letter said.
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Editor's note: This story has been updated to clarify that counterprotesters say they are not to blame for violence at the Charlottesville protest.
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She says this is important because it will help children realise that "they're not to blame" if they're struggling with mental health concerns.
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You know, not to blame the spouses, but I just want to toss that out there that it might be her husband's fault.
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"A victim of a horrible crime is not to blame and the person who commits those crimes should be held responsible," Rao said.
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Bou Saab told reporters the protesters' "democratic movement" was not to blame, and demonstrators had a right to protest and to be protected.
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"Let me be clear, Donald Trump is not to blame for the coronavirus, but he does bear responsibility for our response," Biden said.
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The offensive line is not to blame, as it is still rated as the top pass-blocking unit in the N.F.L. by ProFootballFocus.
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The opposition blamed Sisi's government for intimidating or coercing other candidates to pull out, but the President said he was not to blame.
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That interview is the impetus for Helen declaring to the kids that all these women are lying and Noah is not to blame.
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"He said that he was supported by millions of people and therefore was not to blame of offending a group," Judge Steenhuis said.
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The railroad has been involved in three high-profile fatal crashes since December, though Anderson said Amtrak is not to blame for two.
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Paul Donovan, global chief economist at UBS Wealth Management, said Wednesday that President Donald Trump's recently announced trade tariffs are not to blame.
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Proposition 13, a much-needed restraint on yearly property tax increases, is not to blame for the failures and excesses of California politicians.
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" She added, "Once we controlled for factors such as household over-crowding and socioeconomic status, the data showed that cats were not to blame.
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The key is to get back on track after a binge, not to blame yourself and give up on your efforts to find balance.
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But Manuel Demougeot - director of the French government department that deals with illegal settlements and slums - says his department's policies are not to blame.
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Trump might be awful, but he's not worth getting ill over -- and he's not to blame for everything bad happening in America or elsewhere.
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The United States is not to blame... When the President plays these moral equivalence games, he gives Putin a propaganda win he desperately needs.
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"Illinois ratepayers and the Illinois General Assembly are not to blame for the closing of these plants," said Lisa Madigan, the state's attorney general.
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Later in the show he defends CEO compensation packages and explains why they're not to blame for the state of income inequality in America.
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Cuomo said last week he had worked hard to elect Democrats in November and that he is not to blame for internal caucus fights.
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What's really powerful about this practice is that even when I know I'm not to blame for my situation, I still find it helpful.
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Despite Trump's claims, "two sides" are not to blame for the violence in Charlottesville last week, or for the spread of hateful rhetoric since.
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Ms Yeah has denied that the girls were imitating her video in any way, and says she is not to blame for the accident.
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The majority of black and brown voters are not to blame here; we are increasingly the victims of this administration's racist rhetoric and policies.
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"You hope that people are rational enough not to blame the innocent with the association that others are taking for it," Mr. Gilman said.
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Thomas then allegedly chimed in, "We messed up ... I messed up, she's not to blame, we didn't do any rounds," according to the indictment.
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Mrs Merkel is not to blame for all this, but it contributes to a sense that the chancellor is increasingly at the mercy of events.
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Knowing that "Alice" was really Sophie, and overhearing the conversation she had with Brigadier Stone (Roger Allam), we get the feeling Kristian's not to blame.
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By hearing other stories, it became clear that I was not to blame for attracting a dangerous man, or for what he did to me.
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Meqdad, Syria's deputy foreign minister, said in the interview that Syrian forces were not to blame, repeating earlier denials by Foreign Minister Walid al-Muallem.
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"They're not to blame for standing in line, [but] they went to the polling places," Purcell added during an interview with Fox News's local affiliate.
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As stocks drifted down from their highs on Friday, CNBC's Jim Cramer urged investors not to blame earnings action for the market's failure to rally.
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They contend that it is not to blame for the bloc's repeated failure to speak as one over issues like migration, the economy and Russia.
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Not to blame the victim (and there are plenty of those in this case, including Mr. Bezos), but we choose to put ourselves on display.
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So he has failed with his policies, and he's failed in trying to convince the American people that he's not to blame for this shutdown.
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If Trump loses, he needs Trump's supporters not to blame him, so that he can manage the House and maintain his leadership in the party.
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The renewable energy industry has been sharply critical of the government for reneging on its contract, saying that they are not to blame for the delays.
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Foreign minister Sergey Lavrov has said Russia "is not to blame" for the nerve agent attack on an ex-Russian spy in the U.K., AP reports.
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This is not to blame Emanuel for those losses; elections are partly cyclical, and partly random, and no one has an infallible strategy for winning them.
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Go deeper: Biden: Media, rivals wrong that AOC represents direction of party Biden: Stuttering not to blame for verbal screwups Biden skeptical Bloomberg will catch on
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But the happiness experts aren't just trying to persuade us through rhetoric that your boss is not to blame; they've also got science on their side.
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While Murray said his hip injury was not to blame for his exit, three-time Wimbledon champion Becker told the BBC the Briton's movement was clearly affected.
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Speaking alongside Guillen, Interior Minister Olga Sanchez said Mexico was not to blame for an "unprecedented" increase in the number of Central American migrants entering the country.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. jury found on Wednesday that a defective ignition switch was not to blame for a 2014 accident in a General Motors (GM.
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Samoan Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi, speaking during a visit to the Lowy Institute, a foreign policy think-tank in Sydney, said China was not to blame.
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Yet although it has long been clear that Liverpool fans were not to blame for what happened, justice has so far evaded those who campaigned for it.
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The argument for the defence is that British Steel exports 70% of its output, and is not to blame for its business model being hit by Brexit.
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Recently, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" created a fake commercial for Trump Hotels with the tagline "We're not to blame!" and apologies to groups Mr. Trump may have offended.
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I'll say this, though: We should be careful, as individuals, not to blame ourselves for things that afflict us, that actually result from these more overarching levels.
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The lack of serious competition has drawn the fierce condemnation of critics who say Sisi has stifled dissent, but the President says he is not to blame.
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Russia's foreign ministry on Monday pushed back against the U.S. on North Korea, saying Moscow and Beijing are not to blame for developments in the rogue nation.
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Jones said he understood the pain that comes with losing an investment but was also aware that the reorganization plan was not to blame for the lost equity.
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Proponents of an apology say reparations are not on the agenda, and they agree that Dutch people are not to blame for what their ancestors thought or did.
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Hundreds of pages of legal filings aside, the debate about the Dreamers can be summarized this way: We need them, they're not to blame, and they're in trouble.
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People are more willing to understand how things happen, why these things happen, not to blame the victim for them, and to not be so quick to judge.
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Medium-size and merely large companies have not had such impact and are not to blame for flat wages, said John Van Reenan, an economics professor at MIT.
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The chairman and deputy chairman both maintain the bank's lending practices were not to blame for its situation but a sustained campaign of "information attacks" on its reputation.
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By Tandoh's reckoning, food culture is rife with problems, but the food is not to blame—it's the way we're going to find the strength to fix them.
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Reports also say that the explosion took place before the plane had reached maximum pressurization height of 30,000 feet — further evidence that a blowout was not to blame.
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Consumption of sugar-laden foods and beverages is not to blame for obesity or other health problems; a lack of exercise is the primary culprit, the theory goes.
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While acknowledging "mistakes and errors in judgment made by GM employees" over the switch, GM's lawyer, Mike Brock, said the switch was not to blame for Scheuer's injuries.
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Migrants are not to blame for sexual attacks and terrorism incidents across Europe, the Swedish prime minster told CNBC, just days after his country introduced tighter border controls.
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Though Trump has insisted he is not to blame for the Republican losses in the suburbs, there is ample evidence he was the focal point of voter anger.
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In this election, Mr. Renzi has been outspoken against homegrown manipulation of Facebook and other social media to spread misinformation, but has been careful not to blame Russia.
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Clinton's point was seemingly not to blame talk show hosts or right-wing Republicans for the bombing, but to offer a necessary warning that rhetoric can be dangerous.
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So getting older is not to blame for my hobbled gut instinct; rather, it may be my shifting context, along with the accompanying anxiety that comes with that.
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During the trial, the company's lawyer, Peter Bicks, said J&J had deep compassion for the women, but that the company was not to blame for their diseases.
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Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein of Jordan played to a different sentiment, assuring the audience their confederation were not to blame for FIFA's crisis and were in fact "victims".
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Cubs manager Joe Maddon went on to tell reporters that as he consoled Almora Jr. during the game, he urged the player not to blame himself for what happened.
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The manager of the salon told RTV6 that they did not use a razor during White's appointment and insists the salon is not to blame for the patron's infection.
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"I hope my coming forward will help others to know that they are not alone, that they are not to blame, and it is not their fault," she said.
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Also during Wednesday's trial testimony, a hotel security expert claimed Barrett was solely at fault in the incident, and that the hotel was not to blame, the Tennessean reports.
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Trump administration officials defended their response Friday, saying they were not to blame for the girl's death and that her father had failed to alert authorities to her illness.
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"I hope my coming forward will help others to know that they are not alone, that they are not to blame, and it is not their fault," Cohen wrote.
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Although the bank has not given an official reason for the technology failures, John Hackett, HSBC's UK Chief Operating Officer, told Reuters that a cyberattack is not to blame.
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It's hard not to blame some of that decline on Trump's handling of the white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, where Trump repeatedly suggested both sides were to blame.
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While Barr is not to blame for the political storm raging around the hearing, his own beliefs and paper trail over a long legal career are also sparking controversy.
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Add to that an actual record of electoral success in New York, and it's hard not to blame him for thinking this time might be different for this billionaire.
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The opposition blames Sisi's government for squeezing potential rivals through what they see as a strategy of intimidation or coercion, but the President says he is not to blame.
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EVEN CRITICS who think that poverty results from a defective character concede that poor children, all 252m of them in America today, are not to blame for their plight.
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Construction elsewhere in Cornwall has held up, suggesting that broader factors, such as Brexit-related uncertainty and a national levy on second homes introduced in 2016, are not to blame.
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The selfie, however, is not to blame in and of itself, as Priceonomics notes: Of the 49 cases we examined, not a single death was caused by the selfie itself.
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Facebook's global affairs chief said that, though some have pointed the finger at Cambridge Analytica, the data analytics firm was not to blame for the outcome of the Brexit referendum.
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A Texas jury said on Thursday a ignition switch, linked to nearly 400 injuries and deaths, was not to blame for a fatal 2011 crash, according to a company statement.
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Officials urged the public not to blame an entire population — or the crisis that has driven millions from their homes in Syria and other conflict-battered states — for the assaults.
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Mr. Beane is not to blame for that — even if only one line in the show, delivered by a giant sarcophagus at the Met, contains anything of his customary puckishness.
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It was blamed on tree branches falling onto power lines, but investigators concluded there were no violations of state law and PG&E was not to blame in that blaze.
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And while Robert is not to blame for the collapse in Atlantic City, a more experienced industry executive would have given the property at least a fighting chance for success.
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" A few weeks later during a visit to Tokyo, she said, "We have been very careful not to blame anyone until we have complete evidence about who has been responsible.
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But Babagana and multiple witnesses to the attack in June, as well as another one days before in a neighboring village, say the radicals were not to blame this time.
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Last year Russian President Vladimir Putin called MH17's downing a "terrible tragedy" but said that Moscow was not to blame and that there are other explanations for what happened.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's efforts to tackle climate change and improve energy efficiency are not to blame for soaring household energy bills, the government's climate advisers said in a report on Thursday.
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"Bad Girls Club" star Natalie Nunn claims an American Airlines employee insulted her daughter and kicked her out of first class ... but our AA sources tell us they're not to blame.
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When Ben Carson, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, was found to have outfitted his office with a bespoke dining set ($31,20023), defenders said that he was not to blame.
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We had a pre-abortion appointment in Dublin, and I clearly remembered the nurse telling me that the center were not to blame when this all 'comes out in the wash.
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Read more:These government officials and world leaders have reportedly tested positive for coronavirus'I don't take responsibility': Trump says he's not to blame for persistent delays in coronavirus testing from the CDC
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Nick Cannon and Mariah Carey have been separated for a year and a half now, but Cannon wants you to know he's not to blame for the hold up in their divorce.
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"In the past five years we have seen an explosion of such studies suggesting video games are not to blame for violence and severe acts of aggression," Markey told Gizmodo via email.
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THAI SOCCER TEAM GIVEN DRUGS TO MAKE THEM &aposNOT STRESSED&apos DURING CAVE RESCUE, OFFICIALS SAY Reuters reported that his wife has urged the boys not to blame themselves for his death.
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Xi told the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, that China stood for open, transparent and win-win trade agreements, and called on other countries not to blame others when tackling "difficulties".
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That was even more delightful to Mr Trump, who allegedly passed over another Republican congressman, Mike Rogers, for the CIA job because he had acknowledged that Mrs Clinton was not to blame.
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She's not to blame for the poisonous relationship between Trumpland and the media, and briefings won't improve under her successor—unless the press does the responsible thing and simply stops showing up.
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While your cat might be trying to cockblock you, or possibly out to kill you, he's probably not to blame for causing any mental health issues, according to a new British study.
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He was poked near his eye in Game 230 by the stick of a teammate, defenseman Marc Staal, but later said that the injury was not to blame for his poor play.
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He called on Ryan Zinke, the interior secretary, to repeat an argument he had made earlier in the day on television — that climate change was not to blame for the deadly blazes.
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Poland says it is not to blame for the crimes of Nazi Germany, and it points to a 1952 agreement in which West Germany agreed to pay Israel reparations for wartime crimes.
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For years, the Cuban regime has convinced most Cubans that mismanagement, corruption or failed socialist policies are not to blame for the island's perpetual crisis, but the "imperialist power" to the north.
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"She apologized, asked her family not to blame themselves," Jackie Hookimaw-Witt said of the message left behind by her grand-niece, Sheridan, on her iPhone the day she took her own life.
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" Cunningham, whose association has more than 23,000 members in 98 countries, noted "those who denounce the police must also acknowledge that today's officers are not to blame for the injustices of the past.
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As for the latest liquor lawsuit ... Leon's rep says Leon's not to blame, claiming some former business associates went rogue a few years back -- and, in fact, Leon is planning to sue as well.
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She also describes about the pain of losing a loved one to war, and transforming hatred to the realisation that it was important not to blame a community or a country for her loss.
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This is not to blame the Zwirner artists for their attempts, but rather to question if a job in the gallery world is truly the most nourishing place for a practicing artist to be.
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Earlier on Thursday, British clothing chain Next reported a small fall in annual profit, hurt by lower store sales, and it forecast another decline for this year, but said Brexit was not to blame.
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Trump appeared to suggest that Mnuchin had gotten ahead of the administration's position, rebuking coverage of the latest US-China trade developments as "incorrectly written," even though he said reporters were not to blame.
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The stated purpose of the hearing was to find "The way forward on Border Security," not to blame DHS for practices that have been abandoned already or are in the process of being abandoned.
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Trump neatly avoided confronting world leaders with spotty human rights records and he opted not to blame Xi for the U.S.-China trade imbalance, instead putting the responsibility at the feet of previous administrations.
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Another group, the Arab Struggle Movement for the Liberation of Al-Ahwaz, was also accused of perpetrating the attack but its spokesman, Yacoub Hor Al-Tustari, told CNN his group was not to blame.
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The authors found that in states without a stand-your-ground law over the same time period those rates remained flat, suggesting that a nationwide crime wave was not to blame for the abrupt increase.
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The White House said the Trump administration was not to blame for the death, but critics, including Democrats in Congress, said detained migrants should have more medical attention in border facilities to prevent such cases.
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Not to blame: an industry calibrated to produce films for men who look like him, or his own judgment in choosing the films that he did, or the director against whom those claims were levied.
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He took a position as an advocate for the user, and found a receptive audience by reminding his audience not to blame themselves for finding a product hard to use, because they were not alone.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Cycling's governing body the UCI said the Olympic course was not to blame for a series of bone-crunching crashes during the weekend's road races around Rio's stunning coastline.
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He also throws in a shot at former President Barack Obama, a very Trumpian way of making clear he is not to blame for the past mistakes of the US leadership in the region. 2.
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Ellis Short, who bought Sunderland in 2008, is reportedly willing to sell the club for 170 million pounds ($215.25 million) and despite the expected lack of investment, Bain insisted the owner was not to blame.
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After initially pointing to a technical failure and insisting the armed forces were not to blame, authorities on Saturday admitted accidentally shooting it down in the face of mounting evidence and accusations by Western leaders.
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An attorney for Linda O'Leary, the wife of Shark Tank star Kevin O'Leary, says she is not to blame for last month's fatal boat crash in Canada that killed two people and injured three others.
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Although Alibaba has declined to describe how the hackers were able to manipulate Alibaba's cloud computing system to carry out the attack, it says that a security flaw in the platform was not to blame.
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The move is a response to months of mystery "sonic attacks" against American officials in Havana which has now claimed 2000 victims — despite the White House insisting the Cuban government is not to blame. Sen.
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - The United Nations refugee chief on Thursday urged Pakistanis not to blame Afghan refugees for terrorism in their country, amid growing public calls for their deportation and worsening relations between the two neighbors.
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Still, if writing carefully composed college admissions letters is part of the job, not doing so is an undeclared work stoppage that penalizes students, who are not to blame for the failures of the school board.
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Bannon's allies say he is not to blame for becoming a media fixation, noting that he rarely gives interviews and shouldn't have to shoulder the blame for editorial decisions at Breitbart News, which he once ran.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Texas jury said on Thursday a General Motors Co ignition switch, linked to nearly 400 injuries and deaths, was not to blame for a fatal 2011 crash, according to a company statement.
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And if Mr. Trump's businesses had profited because consumers are more interested in patronizing Trump-owned hotels or golf courses in the United States since his election, Judge Daniels said, the president was not to blame.
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During Trump's visit to Beijing in November, President Xi promised his country would invest billions in the U.S., and Trump said that China is not to blame for the deficit, but past presidents are at fault.
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Video game executives will argue during a White House visit Thursday that their products are not to blame for school shootings or gun violence in the U.S., a trade association representing the industry told The Hill.
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The environment ministry has been at pains to stress that China will not relent in efforts to curb pollution even as the economy slows, and it warned local governments not to blame economic problems on environmental controls.
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Verizon said Tuesday that it made a customer service mistake by not quickly restoring high-speed wireless service to a fire truck that had gone over its data cap, but insists net neutrality is not to blame.
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The chair of the university's Board of Regents, James T. Brady, cited a report commissioned by the university that suggested Mr. Durkin had made some errors but was not to blame for many of the program's issues.
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"Survivors should give themselves time to grieve, try not to blame themselves for their loved one's death, and should consider staying in touch with their friends and family who can serve as a source of support," he said.
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France said it agreed there was overcapacity in the steel and aluminum industries but said the EU was not to blame and should be exempted permanently from the tariffs so the overcapacity issue could be addressed in talks.
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AfD Facebook posts that contained the words "Muslim", "Islam" or "Juden" (Jews) but did not refer to refugees did not tend to coincide with attacks on refugees, which suggests that general anti-minority sentiment is not to blame.
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The lawyer for embattled private equity CEO Arif Naqvi says his client is not to blame for the collapse of his Abraaj investment fund, but admits that the scandal has done "some damage" to the reputation of Dubai.
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ET. Washington (CNN)Bernie Sanders said Saturday that his supporters were not to blame for the unrest that led to the cancellation of a Donald Trump rally in Chicago, instead accusing the Republican front-runner of encouraging violence.
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The protests may never have been as big a deal to fans as they've been made out to be: USA Today broke down the league's ratings decline by market , and concluded that the protests were not to blame.
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And though questions were raised about whether the system of crossing signals, known as a pre-emption system, played a role in the Metro-North crash, the transportation safety board concluded that the signals were not to blame.
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Despite a wave of evidence coming out Thursday suggesting that Ukrainian International Airlines Flight 752 was hit by a surface-to-air missile before it crashed outside Tehran, Iranian officials continue to maintain they&aposre not to blame.
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It wasn't long before Kris would drop out of the top 10 altogether -- with Ariana taking over -- but it was later revealed by Ariana's manager, Scooter Braun, in a lengthy Instagram post that bots were NOT to blame.
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Because humans have taken over so much of the seas, whale mortality events like the killer whale killing spree in Monterey Bay are rare instances where human activities are not to blame for the mass deaths of large whales.
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In the Capitol Hill language of indirection, Mr. McConnell's response most likely served two purposes: to signal to his party's base that, yes, deficits still make Republicans in Congress sad, but, no, the tax cuts are not to blame.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Trump could see a high-profile and unprecedented demotion of Mr. Powell as a politically advantageous symbolic step, since it would help him try to persuade any voters who are experiencing economic problems not to blame him.
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Facebook and Google, among the most prominent of those targets, say they are not to blame for the news industry's downfall and have pledged hundreds of millions of dollars to boost local news and help develop new business strategies.
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After pointing to a technical failure and insisting for three days that the Iranian armed forces were not to blame, authorities on Saturday admitted accidentally shooting it down in the face of mounting evidence and accusations by Western leaders.
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Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, head of the ruling junta, asked Thais not to blame the trafficking on military figures, a reference to the army general on trial, Manas Kongpan, the most senior of the officials arrested in 2015.
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In a televised address, a somber Mattarella said he was not to blame for the impasse, adding that he had proposed alternatives for the key economy ministry position, but his suggestions had been spurned by 5-Star and the League.
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In a televised address, a sombre Mattarella said he was not to blame for the impasse, adding that he had proposed alternatives for the key economy ministry position, but his suggestions had been spurned by 5-Star and the League.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The family of the driver of a Tesla Model S who was killed in a May 2016 crash while using the car's semi-autonomous driving system said on Monday the car was not to blame for the crash.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The editor-in-chief of Russian state broadcaster RT, commenting on a British investigation into how the station covered the poisoning of Sergei Skripal, joked on Wednesday the station was not to blame for the death of Skripal's cat.
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A group of trade organizations representing clean-energy interests delivered analyses to the department in mid-May arguing that renewables do not threaten grid reliability and that subsidies are not to blame for the economic troubles of coal and nuclear plants.
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The case drew wide attention after police in Alabama said an officer had killed the gunman at the Riverchase Galleria near Birmingham, but then said the dead man was likely not to blame and that the actual shooter remained at large.
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Third-party candidates are not to blame for the spoiler effect — it is gerrymandered single-member voting districts, state boards of elections' limitations on ballot access and winner-take-all counting methods keeping us from breaking free from our stalemated government.
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But it's crucial to understand that, in large part because of the Awokening, Trump is not to blame: Democrats themselves have moved the goalposts in terms of what kind of racial views one is expected to affirm as a good liberal.
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A lawyer for GM, Mike Brock, acknowledged that some GM employees made "mistakes and errors in judgment" in dealing with the switch over the course of a decade, but he said the part was not to blame for Spain and Barthelemy's crash.
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Speaking to the Washington Post last week in the wake of the latest terror attack in London, Peter Neumann, director of the London-based International Center for the Study of Radicalization, argued the Internet is not to blame for the recent UK attacks.
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Fang said China was not to blame for tensions with the United States in the South China Sea and urged the two sides "to bear the overall situation in mind and manage their differences in a constructive way", Xinhua reported early on Friday.
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Earlier this month, a state fire agency said PG&E equipment was not to blame for a 2017 wildfire in California's wine country, but the company faces dozens of lawsuits from owners of homes and businesses that burned during that and other 2017 fires.
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No one disputes how Heidi Taylor died — after more than five dozen stab wounds and with a final, fatal shot to the head — but more than a year later, the teenage boy convicted of murdering her in their home maintains he is not to blame.
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Responding to the heckling crowd who were reportedly angry over the kingdom's involvement in the ongoing Yemen conflict, the Prince appeared to say the entire family of Al-Saud was not to blame for the violence in Yemen, just his brother and the nephew.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - The wife of a former Thai navy diver who died working to rescue a young soccer team trapped for days in a flooded cave said on Thursday she missed him dearly and urged the boys not to blame themselves for his death.
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Amid the mystery of Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance and possible murder in a Saudi consulate, President Donald Trump has cast plenty of doubt on whether Saudi Arabia was responsible — speculating that "rogue killers" may have killed the journalist and that Saudi leaders are not to blame.
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In two of the other trials, GM was cleared in federal court of liability for a 2014 crash in New Orleans and, in a case heard in Texas state court, a jury in August said the company was not to blame for a fatal 2011 crash.
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Many Germans felt that austerity measures were a necessary tonic for southern euro zone states that they believed had mismanaged their finances (such as Merkel's former Finance Minister Wolfgang Schauble — nicknamed the "architect of austerity" — who repeatedly told Greece not to blame others for its financial problems).
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In two of the other trials, G.M. was cleared in federal court of liability for a 2014 crash in New Orleans and, in a case heard in Texas state court, a jury in August said the company was not to blame for a fatal 2011 crash.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — The other day, Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, decided to lecture Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. Senate Republicans, Mr. Grassley said, were not to blame for the partisan deadlock over President Obama's Supreme Court nominee.
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" Yelena Kalashnikova, the gunmaker's daughter, told reporters after the ceremony that her father "always said that the designer is not to blame that his weapon is used, politicians are to blame" and that weapons should "always be under secure lock and key and only in the army.
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Fauci has similarly credited Trump with approving travel restrictions that he argued were critical to tamping down the initial spread of the virus in the U.S. and on Tuesday said during a radio interview Trump was not to blame for testing delays that have welcomed scrutiny.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The man in whose apartment a huge fire broke out, killing 71 people in a London tower block a year ago, was not to blame for the disaster but has been subjected to "sleazy accusations" and innuendo, his lawyer told a public inquiry on Wednesday.
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Trump is already setting the stage for a loss: At a rally last week, he said he's not to blame if Republicans lose the House and claimed to the AP that he'll "handle it very well" if Democrats win and move forward on impeachment and investigations against him.
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"We have been very careful not to blame anybody in particular unless we have complete evidence as to who has been responsible for what," she said, noting that Muslims had been killed as well as police officers and the government had not "tried to hide any of this".
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At the end of the show when Kanye asked the audience what they though of his new collection, one fan shouted out, "F*ck Nike!" which initiated a call and response between the rapper and the audience concluding in Ye saying not to blame him, since he didn't start it.
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Susan Sarandon says she's not to blame for President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE winning the White House race.
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In the meantime, here are five foreign policy challenges for the president: Saudi Arabia The furor over the killing of Washington Post writer Jamal Khashoggi ramped up this week after Trump suggested on Tuesday that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is not to blame for the murder of the U.S.-based journalist.
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Jack Jenkins at Religion News Service reports that a number of high-profile UMC scholars and theologians are troubled by the logic that politicians are not to blame for carrying out an administration's policies, or that following the orders of a political or military superior is sufficient to justify behavior that is in contravention of church law. Rev.
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Indicated 2.4 pct higher The German government on Wednesday denied that it was working on a rescue of Deutsche Bank after a newspaper report about such plans fuelled fears over the future of the biggest lender in Europe's largest economy, while ECB President Mario Draghi said that the bank's low interest rate policies were not to blame for the German group's problems.
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On Sunday, U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE dismissed the accusations, saying the U.S. was not to blame and that the Trump administration had no interest in regime change in Iran.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) was not to blame when one of his supporters opened fire on a group of GOP lawmakers during softball practice last year.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday he was disappointed the planned summit between President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Kim Jong Un was cancelled and said North Korea was not to blame.
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And yet, as United's season drifted, as Mourinho has meticulously constructed a set of alternative facts in which he is not to blame for that failure but the ultimate victim of it, his interminable regurgitation of his own greatness has not served to remind anyone of the heights he once scaled, but acted as proof of how far he has fallen.
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But what really interests me about him is that he is speaking to young men in a language they are interested in hearing, telling them that the culture wars, and especially women, are not to blame for their problems: They are, and only by taking responsibility for themselves, allowing themselves to be vulnerable, will they find themselves on the right track.
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But behind the scenes, mounting evidence suggests that rather than cracking down on the soda industry, high-ranking officials within the CDC's National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion are instead cozying up to beverage giant Coca-Cola and its industry allies, even in some cases aiding the industry as it argues that sodas are not to blame.
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In segments on his show, Kudlow said the tariffs Trump then sought and has now moved to impose on China and Mexico would damage the US economy enormously -- and also said that Mexico's government was not to blame for undocumented immigrants coming to the US. The comments from Kudlow harshly contradict the administration's current positions on trade, which Kudlow is now tasked with publicly defending.
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Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet YellenJanet Louise YellenThink of this economy as an elderly friend: Old age means coming death On The Money: Rising recession fears pose risk for Trump | Stocks suffer worst losses of 2019 | Trump blames 'clueless' Fed for economic worries Recession fears surge as stock markets plunge MORE said her agency's policies are not to blame for the steady market decline in 2016.
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Add the fact that Cruz has a solid ground game, with thousands of volunteers and a 1003-room dormitory in which to house them — whereas one of Trump's Iowa precinct captains has disowned his candidate's anti-Muslim comments on the grounds that 9/11 is an inside job and Muslims are thus not to blame — and the odds of Cruz winning Iowa, and gaining momentum thereafter in New Hampshire and South Carolina, look pretty high.
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James LankfordJames Paul LankfordHillicon Valley: GOP hits back over election security bills | Ratcliffe out for intel chief | Social media companies consider policies targeting 'deepfakes' | Capital One, GitHub sued over breach The Hill's 12:30 Report: Biden camp feels boost after Detroit debate GOP punches back in election security fight MORE (R-Okla.) were among those who said Sunday that while Trump's rhetoric can be problematic, it is not to blame for the violent actions of two individuals in the past week, just as Sen.
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But when we talk about the various problems we have with our bodies, we typically try not to blame ourselves for existing in physical space at a certain size but, rather, sympathize with one another about the shit the rest of the world gives us: the endless street harassment ('tis the season), the unsolicited comments from strangers and family and doctors and randos in the gym about our diet and exercise routines, and, for those of us who don't visibly read as either male or female, the horrible inevitability of gender policing.
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Acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE said Sunday that although President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE uses coarse language at times, he is not to blame for "coarsening" public discourse.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) and Tina SmithTina Flint SmithReid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Senate Democrats introduce bill to combat foreign influence campaigns Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation MORE (D-Minn.) about whether he is coordinating with drugmakers, Azar said: "I make it a practice not to blame any individual parts of the drug channel, but to blame all parts of the drug channel" for high drug prices.
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