It's not what's least objectionable that people want, it's what's most objectionable.
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Obviously Trump posts a lot of objectionable tweets and says a lot of objectionable things.
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Just like 2016, the choice for president will be who's the least objectionable among an objectionable field.
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This is not to say that Trudeau will lose — there are lots of people who find what he did objectionable, but not enough to vote for the far more objectionable Scheer.
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" "Now, I find almost everything Mr. Trump says objectionable.
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The man, whose name is suppressed, has been charged with two offences under the New Zealand Films, Videos and Publications Classifications Act 1993: making an objectionable publication and distributing an objectionable publication.
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It remains tricky for AI to consistently identify objectionable content.
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Or, if not good exactly, then at least not objectionable.
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At least he would be less objectionable than Steve Bannon.
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You'll never find anything objectionable in our packaging and presentation.
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Its author wanted to know whether this habit was objectionable.
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Now, I find almost everything that Mr. Trump says objectionable.
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Registrars will probably find Gab less objectionable than the Daily Stormer.
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They apparently didn't find anything objectionable as he was not detained.
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We have a lot of images that are offensive and objectionable.
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It might seem morally objectionable, but that's not how it feels.
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PERINO: First on the idea that Brett Kavanaugh is so objectionable.
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Facebook's patent application lists only one consequence for objectionable material: removal.
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It didn't seem quite as objectionable to me at that time.
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Eighty profiles had some sort of unprofessional or "potentially objectionable" behavior.
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This is objectionable unto itself, but in context, it's absolutely intolerable.
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If an image is clearly objectionable then Tuputech will flag it.
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"I find almost everything that Mr. Trump says objectionable," Rowling said.
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Only if it didn't think what he did was truly objectionable.
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Every quarter, that's eight or nine million pieces of objectionable garbage.
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Why is Trump O.K. but Pence is objectionable, by your lights?
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The use of contract labor is neither new nor inherently objectionable.
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That means that a single objectionable candidate could sink the slate.
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Advisory: Quote in 6th paragraph may be objectionable to some readers.
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Individually, they often make sense — or at least they aren't objectionable.
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"Yeah, it is pretty objectionable that the president's son-in-law failed a number of times to properly fill out a security clearance form, and it is objectionable he still has one now," Mr. Swalwell said.
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"The content is objectionable, and the conclusions are objectionable, but that's not the really offensive part," said Ms. Botts, who delivered a critique of an earlier version of Ms. Tuvel's paper at a conference last month.
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They've clipped in objectionable stuff sort of in the middle of the video where it's harder to find or the objectionable stuff is in the comments where you guys might not have been looking to begin with.
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A significant share of the public finds conducting randomized studies morally objectionable.
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They construe objectionable opinions as invalid, even as a form of violence.
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If moderators decide the content is objectionable, they remove it from Facebook.
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So why settle on Trump as the least objectionable of the two?
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"But this is probably the most objectionable part of the whole blueprint."
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YouTube also invited ire when ads were discovered next to objectionable videos.
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Freedom can never be earned by parroting the objectionable behavior of bullies.
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Judge Kavanaugh faced questions about his awareness of his mentor's objectionable behavior.
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Find the tax cuts and the Republicans who voted for them objectionable?
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"Let's be objectionable and immoral and utterly no good," her narrator suggests.
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Otherwise, the objectionable provisions will return, slightly altered, but hardly less awful.
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Scour her holdings and you'll probably find something that is personally objectionable.
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Some of it is popular, even if it's racist or otherwise objectionable.
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That makes every objectionable comment or act by Trump an impeachable offense.
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Facebook's Community Guidelines outline this exception under the company's "Objectionable Content" section.
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On Sunday, CNN found more racist and objectionable images in the book.
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And it stressed the difference between inflammatory political content and objectionable yet acceptable debate is sometimes hard for it to address "Even when we have taken all steps to control abuse, there will be political and social content that will appear on our platform that people will find objectionable, and that we will find objectionable," wrote Elliot Schrage, Facebook's vice president of policy and communications.
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That should be just as objectionable as to cause harm to the victim.
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Companies that aren't traditional social networks still have systems for scrubbing objectionable content.
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Making Holocaust victims and their memory pawns in geopolitical rivalries is morally objectionable.
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Those two, Donald Trump and Ted Cruz, are equally objectionable for different reasons.
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An earlier version of this post suggested he prescribed something much more objectionable!
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The company knew there might be objectionable-content troubles, but underestimated their scope.
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In addition, technology isn't quite good enough yet to block objectionable content instantaneously.
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"Everybody agrees that it was just highly objectionable what she did," Biggs said.
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He finds nothing special about democratic values, and nothing objectionable about murderous rulers.
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It also means they can't block websites that provide controversial or objectionable viewpoints.
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Nothing objectionable — but nothing to quicken the pulse or stir the imagination, either.
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That motley crew of laudable and objectionable figures was typical of past elections.
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Hate speech and other objectionable content can't be dealt with simply through technology.
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"If somebody objectionable like Ann Coulter comes on, they should argue with her."
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As its algorithms get more sophisticated at detecting objectionable content, the makers of those videos will learn ways to evade the system, and new forms of objectionable videos will appear (at least until journalists find them and point them out).
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Fitting, but also a safe bet: "Blues are the least objectionable color," Lieberman said.
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There is nothing about Kavanaugh's judicial philosophy or ideological priors that Flake finds objectionable.
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That is objectionable, on a moral level as well as to my taste buds.
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Cream, when, "not more than 12 hours from the cow" was only moderately objectionable.
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At least Pence is objectionable in different ways than the mercurial and unorthodox Trump.
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Yet merely taking down objectionable content ignores the question of how it got there.
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I didn't think that was their creative instinct and I found Kim's control objectionable.
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Instagram introduced sensitivity screens in 2017 to mask content that people might find objectionable.
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Most major internet companies have responded to recent expressions of outrage over objectionable content.
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That quantitative efficiency carries a qualitative impact, which rendered Russia's influence campaigns so objectionable.
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While annual fees would run less than $1 million, wasting tax dollars is objectionable.
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Reese also rejects measures intended to make eating animals a little less morally objectionable.
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Even the most objectionable parts of life seemed preferable, even lovely, compared with this.
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New Zealand has laws against holding or distributing material deemed objectionable by the censor.
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In a novel, we accept the worldview of the narrator, however limited or objectionable.
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About a third admitted to what would qualify as objectionable behavior or sexual harassment.
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Indonesia prohibited it last July, citing objectionable content, but restored access a week later.
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Several people pointed to Rospars' overarching effort to make Warren less objectionable to voters.
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Google and Facebook, in particular, are trying to assuage advertisers' concerns around objectionable content.
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You can also report objectionable photos, harassing messages and other bad behavior to Facebook.
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"We've always thought of him as a horrendous buffoon, an objectionable person," Bolton said.
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We err on the side of allowing content, even when some find it objectionable.
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"Even when we have taken all steps to control abuse, there will be political and social content that will appear on our platform that people will find objectionable, and that we will find objectionable," Facebook wrote in a blog post this week.
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The story isn't new, but that's hardly objectionable when it's told in a fresh way.
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For an additional $22005, Sunrise would edit out any other scenes the customer found objectionable.
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"That type of activity is objectionable to the United States" in its free market economy.
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Objectionable images, videos or text can be flagged and various notification alarms can be enabled.
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The presence of sensitive and objectionable content on public blockchains does raise some thorny issues.
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This is objectionable from a moral standpoint, but it's also going to get Americans killed.
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Some physicians find it objectionable that obese patients end up in this predicament at all.
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Even as objectionable as we find his perspective, he certainly is entitled to express them.
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It's understandable that President Trump finds the long and intrusive Mueller investigation objectionable and distracting.
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YouTube, she noted, has removed 14 million videos for breaking its policies on objectionable content.
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If an Instagram user follows an account that posts objectionable content, they'll still see it.
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The incident jars with the company's promise to police fake news and other objectionable posts.
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The country's Office of Film and Literature Classification said the document is objectionable under law.
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West found that idea so objectionable that he vowed to quit if Buss didn't renege.
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"These behaviors are objectionable to your value system, and you don't like them," he said.
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Not long ago, judicial nominees were confirmed unless there were something specially objectionable about them.
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Mr. Shanks did not officially classify the video as objectionable until Monday, three days later.
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The man, Philip Arps, had pleaded guilty in April to charges of distributing objectionable content.
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We usually agreed that the music was enjoyable even if the lyrics might be objectionable.
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"He has views that I find objectionable," Mr. Lamell said in an interview on Saturday.
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The company relies largely on reports from its 1.9 billion users to find objectionable material.
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Facebook has said it is working on software to automatically flag videos that are objectionable.
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Grudem argued that since both candidates are "morally objectionable," we need to focus on policies.
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Democrats have hoped to delay the confirmations of Trump nominees they see as most objectionable. Sen.
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And it means they can't block or censor controversial viewpoints or objectionable content on their networks.
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Objective decision making went out of the window, so objectionable was his approach to the game.
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They found 1,600 examples of non-transactional data, including a handful they considered objectionable or illegal.
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PropertyGuru told CNBC that it suspends, and sometimes removes, listings when made aware of objectionable content.
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The interaction with WikiLeaks was "highly objectionable and inconsistent with U.S. national security interests," it said.
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If a user's reports of objectionable content are generally validated, their reports are taken more seriously.
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And what exactly is it about the California teachers union's activities that the plaintiffs find objectionable?
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Instead, many saw an extremely objectionable cartoon and thought that was the position of the Journal.
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But the risk is that the successful candidate is the least objectionable, rather than the ablest.
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"Our terms of service allow us to remove content we find objectionable," the Gyfcat spokesperson said.
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And there is no evidence that other South Carolina television representatives find the ad similarly objectionable.
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"It's hard to see this as a very objectionable case," a China-based antitrust lawyer said.
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A human at Snap will also moderate Curated Our Stories to ensure nothing objectionable slips through.
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"I said nothing objectionable and stand by my remarks completely," he told CNN in an email.
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The decision to invite Haqqani to submit a testimony on United States-Pakistan relations is objectionable.
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Mr. Mansky then handed the card to the censors, who overnight removed anything they found objectionable.
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"There are few persons or things that are more objectionable than the parrot," the article began.
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" The bottom line: Among Americans, 72% believe social media intentionally censors political viewpoints they find "objectionable.
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She dumps an objectionable winter coat and devises a pretend game to captivate a weepy friend.
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Mr. Netanyahu displays daily many of the characteristics that Mr. Stephens finds objectionable in President Trump.
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Translation: Obama said states couldn't exclude clinics for doing things they find objectionable, like providing abortions.
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A: Most co-ops have the authority to evict shareholders for objectionable conduct, like excessive noise.
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Here is what he found objectionable about the responses over the decades by the five countries.
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Ms. Guthrie counters her physicians' objectionable suppositions about femininity while encountering the terrible wrongs they inflict.
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I've probably only sailed once with someone who was annoyingly objectionable by shouting at other people.
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Hasidim embrace computers and cellphones even if they may add filters to keep out objectionable material.
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The deference to Saudi Arabia that Myrick found so objectionable in 2008 remains largely in place.
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Some on the Republican side, I think, would be equally objectionable to my district as well.
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For the parts of Dodd-Frank that Republicans find most objectionable, this is a powerful tool.
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Blumenthal has introduced the Repeated Objectionable Bothering of Consumers on Phones Act or the ROBOCOP Act.
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The nature of a bipartisan deal is that it contains provisions that each side finds objectionable.
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Indeed, she often sounds as if she were acquiescing to a status quo that Democrats find objectionable.
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However, it's up to users to report the objectionable posts, which Google promises to then swiftly remove.
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The new reporting flow works much the same way as you report spam or other objectionable content.
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YouTube has responded to the controversy as well, rolling out a policy that age-restricts objectionable videos.
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Hard Questions: Who Reviews Objectionable Content on Facebook — And Is the Company Doing Enough to Support Them?
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Commercials for the video platform's premium service Red were found running before objectionable content, Adweek reported. 9.
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We already saw Saudi support to objectionable hardline Islamist groups fighting the Syrian government in western Syria.
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"The thing people found most objectionable was the performing of miracles as a child," Mr. Nowrasteh said.
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Most Americans are neither coastal elites nor inhabitants of flyover country (both objectionable tropes on their face).
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In one sense, the violence in "Knightfall" proves less objectionable because the story transpires in medieval times.
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Silver's predecessor, David Stern, often acknowledged that the culture of the college game was objectionable at best.
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Further, half of all those surveyed think the government should mandate social media sites remove objectionable content.
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Future lawyers, one would think, should be able to engage and argue against ideas they find objectionable.
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That said, there is much he says and believes that you might find objectionable however artfully packaged.
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Additionally we provide uploaders with tools to moderate, disable and even hold potentially objectionable comments for review.
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With Mr. Stone, even the most conservative cleric would have been hard-pressed to find something objectionable.
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Men's earrings aren't the only objectionable material that China's censors are blurring, covering up or cutting out.
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Most Republicans would not find the measures objectionable, but many Democrats would be likely to reject them.
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G.B.T. discrimination any less objectionable, particularly when it may have made the difference between life and death.
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But his mind was quick, and he nimbly parried questions that the Chinese authorities might consider objectionable.
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Dean, who supports Clinton's Oval Office bid, did not say what he found objectionable in NPR's reporting.
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The Office of Film and Literature Classification announced Saturday that the document is objectionable under the law.
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We believe that providing access to written speech is important, including books that some may find objectionable.
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It also includes having conversations with foreign leaders and implementing policies that may seem unwise or objectionable.
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He named Tucker Carlson's weekday show and Jeanine Pirro's Saturday show as examples of especially objectionable content.
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But this second-best accommodation still required these groups to be complicit in providing the objectionable coverage.
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I immediately saw that this is pretty objectionable, because it identifies entropy with uncertainty and our knowledge.
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David Reaboi, The Federalist A president and his minions who boastfully prevaricate and treat those of us in the public and the media as dupes, or an opposing-party candidate who, while espousing some objectionable views in an even more objectionable manner, nevertheless does so openly and truthfully?
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That collaborative process will also let Twitter ensure that objectionable content doesn't make it through for custom hearts.
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For his improbable resistance to it, Mr Sessions, an objectionable politician, deserves all the support he can get.
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What is objectionable, however, is the hack-your-way-to-success mentality it has spawned in entrepreneurial circles.
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That's on top of a user-driven system that allows for objectionable content to be flagged and removed.
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As a result, a law originally aimed at penalizing providers of potentially objectionable content wound up protecting them.
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Arrayed against this nostalgia are two sources of dissent, the first more objectionable and the second more influential.
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This collision of two notable, and objectionable, moments from the Donald Trump campaign: a wall and taco trucks.
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Haspel said her "strong moral compass" would prevent her from carrying out any presidential order she found objectionable.
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New Zealand's Chief Censor David Shanks classified the 17-minute terrorism video as "officially objectionable" over the weekend.
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Facebook has expanded programs and promises in response to political pressure on several issues, including policing objectionable content.
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Some may find this objectionable: a record of everywhere you've driven, a small hack away from public view.
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Garland's adversaries will be combing through his body of legal work in search of any potential objectionable opinions.
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It's difficult in the abstract to appreciate that those with morally objectionable viewpoints can still be good people.
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And Moore will be seen as an even more objectionable iteration of that personality and brand of politics.
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Tumblr said it would enforce its rules with automated detection, human moderators, and community users flagging objectionable posts.
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But the downvote button could ensure that if objectionable comments rise up and stall discussion, Facebook will know.
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Like most objectionable entities on the planet, they are known first and foremost for ostentatious displays of wealth.
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We let everyone upload whatever they want and we're always going to have stuff that people find objectionable.
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What liberals find objectionable is shameless propaganda that turns Christianity into a wedge issue — the war on Christmas!
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We expect them to do their job despite objectionable behavior, just as Americans do on a daily basis.
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Bad news for YouTube: Last quarter, users uploaded millions of objectionable videos to the world's largest video site.
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It has not helped Ms. DeVos that she exemplifies much that liberals find objectionable about the Trump administration.
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The board could serve the shareholder with a notice of default or even a notice of objectionable conduct.
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All of these arguments turned out to be false, but they'd be objectionable even if they were true.
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This is not to say that there aren't third-trimester abortions that many people would find morally objectionable.
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Lunch and car rides were less objectionable, but more than a third of people said they were inappropriate.
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However, it has also drawn a range of objectionable material, from videos promoting conspiracy theories to violent extremists.
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Mr. Brewer described Mr. Schropp's stake as "a minuscule interest" that the N.R.A. found not to be objectionable.
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But the double standard here is that they don&apost lose their platforms overwhelmingly but if someone who is friendly to Trump says something that they find objectionable and most us find objectionable, it doesn&apost matter ow many times you apologize, you are excommunicated from the public square forever.
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But critics said at least one kind of objectionable content was still making its way through the filter: ads.
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That kind of activity is objectionable to the United States because that is viewed as something that is different.
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This makes Trump's slippery profile on such issues far less objectionable than they would have been in past elections.
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And yet — the tech industry is by some distance the least objectionable of the world's power centers right now.
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YouTube is facing a significant backlash for displaying ads from partners against video containing racist and otherwise objectionable content.
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The latter bombed, and faced with consistently low sales, the pair decided to replace it with something less objectionable.
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But when we're talking about something so subjective as color preference, it's hard to say exactly what "objectionable" means.
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In Cambodia, it has given the government a streamlined process to report objectionable posts, officials have told BuzzFeed News.
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Users will be able to report objectionable images and videos they find by filling a form on aarambhindia.org/report.
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This includes removing traces of the objectionable videos and images from cyberspace, and contacting Aarambh India and local police.
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It's the latest of several ways YouTube has recently restricted conspiracy theories and other objectionable material on its platform.
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Imagine that you quit Facebook, but not because you find its policies or global impact objectionable in some way.
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It also said it would be taking steps to make it easier for users to report "objectionable public content".
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The lack of objectionable content in our daily feeds is only due to the hard work of content moderators.
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Increasingly, the government is ordering them to take down politically objectionable material or demanding private data about their users.
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" Asked if he thought the message was objectionable in any way, Scanlon said, "Women come up and buy it.
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The idea of winning or dominating others as an end in itself is one I tend to find objectionable.
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The company at the time had sought to take better control over objectionable content, and had blocked many users.
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And while many users flagged the video as objectionable, many, many others watched it, enough for it to trend.
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An obscure law called the Congressional Review Act gives Congress a tool to repeal regulations that it finds objectionable.
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A spokesperson for Gfycat confirmed to Motherboard that it finds deepfakes "objectionable" and is deleting them from the site.
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Reddit now classifies its most objectionable content as under "quarantine" and requires a verified email address to access it.
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In June, YouTube followed Reddit's example, creating a separate class of objectionable content that it would no longer monetize.
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In the long run, Zuckerberg says, the company will rely on computers and artificial intelligence to intercept objectionable content.
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The popular blogging site started prohibiting what it considered objectionable content, and a large number of accounts were deleted.
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The tool, as my colleague Karissa Bell wrote, is basically the equivalent of reporting spam and other objectionable content.
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Tenor allows integrators of its service to block potentially objectionable image results or a defined list of search terms.
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This time, even more objectionable and distasteful is that our clean air and water is being put at risk.
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Candor would oblige even the most casual of spectators to admit how objectionable and insufficient such a charge is.
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Those could help Facebook figure out if the comment is objectionable, a form of "fake news", or just irrelevant.
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The majority of Americans, however, think it is likely that social media sites censor political views they find objectionable.
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You know you're being a racist, and you know it's objectionable and offensive, and you're doing it on purpose.
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The cases underscore the challenge that social media companies face in thwarting and deleting objectionable activity on their platforms.
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Good news for YouTube: Last quarter, the site pulled down millions of objectionable videos before any users saw them.
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And YouTube said that its computers successfully intercepted some 4.5 million objectionable videos last quarter before anyone saw them.
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That is, in light of recent events implicating Facebook in objectionable behavior, is there a duty to leave it?
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The Senate bill does not include the provisions that renewable-energy groups find particularly objectionable in the House bill.
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In their supplemental briefs, they described compromise solutions that would allow access to the objectionable coverage without their involvement.
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If there were any lingering doubts, "The Apprentice" proved that the era of the "least-objectionable program" was over.
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Less objectionable might be the collection of fine grained information about the energy usage of commercial buildings and homes.
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One engineer, writing under the name Edith, said it wasn't just the content of the memo that was objectionable.
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The monitoring could compromise and constrain academic freedom to research topics that some find objectionable, among other repercussions, they said.
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One person's definition of what's "clean" and what's "objectionable" might not match another's, or even have a coherent moral grounding.
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J.K. Rowling makes it clear she finds almost everything Donald Trump says "objectionable," but defends his right to say it.
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Under New Zealand law, distributing objectionable material to another person carries a possible prison sentence of up to 14 years.
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QD is by no means the worst of the worst when it comes to objectionable female representation in video games.
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Instead, she was surprised to learn that it might be considered as objectionable as an ad marketing firearms and ammunition.
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The system described in the application is largely consistent with Facebook's own descriptions of how it currently handles objectionable content.
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The application identifies several signals used to identify objectionable content that could be useful in separating good links from bad.
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But they might conceivably be used to make small and rapidly reproducing insect and rodent species more objectionable or pathogenic.
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Society has to climb down from the position that says there is nothing objectionable about abortion before a certain time.
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I was curious about how sensitive these filters were, so I started tweeting various objectionable content to various verified accounts.
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The company has often treaded a fine line between protecting freedom of speech and hosting questionable, cruel, and objectionable content.
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The App Store then removed After School for violating the "personal attacks" and "objectionable content" categories from its safety guidelines.
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But often, ISPs err on the side of caution and end up blocking websites that aren't necessarily offering objectionable content.
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It is entirely possible that there will simply be too many people appointed by Trump who are objectionable to liberals.
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There might be more permanent — and more objectionable — bans in the future, but this executive order does not require that.
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The Lewinsky imbroglio might be the most infamous of Bill's questionable trysts, but it's nowhere near the most morally objectionable.
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Sheikh Hasina has said her government will not take responsibility for "untoward incidents" that befall people who express objectionable opinions.
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A spokesperson for Gfycat told Motherboard that they found pornographic deepfakes "objectionable" and were actively deleting them from the site.
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We have been criticized for naming our law school after Justice Antonin Scalia, whose opinions some consider objectionable and polarizing.
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Yet have you satisfied yourself that practices you avoid in your garden are in fact morally objectionable in industrial agriculture?
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Then, last week, the House approved $1.1 billion in Zika funding, but with restrictions that Senate Democrats found deeply objectionable.
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I recommend erring on the side of listening to and seeking to understand another person's views, no matter how objectionable.
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The great tragicomedy of Sessions's downfall is that it came not from his objectionable decisions, but from a wise one.
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Keep reading to see the 50 worst TV shows of all time from least to most objectionable, according to critics.
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It reported some progress in cutting back on bigoted and violent content but found that plenty of objectionable material remained.
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This isn't the first time Indian government has taken a strict stand against piracy and objectionable activities in the country.
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But if you don't have a problem with nose-to-tail cuisine, then there's probably nothing objectionable in pet food.
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The magazine's music editor published an apology following criticism of the article, acknowledging the objectionable material littered throughout the piece.
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So we interact online with like-minded people far more than we do with those whose views we find objectionable.
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Again, I can sort of get ... I still don't understand why there's thousands of people sending objectionable videos at once.
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Also on Monday, a teenager charged with creating and distributing objectionable materials made his first appearance in a Christchurch court.
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MacKenzie AllenSanta Fe, N.M. To the Editor: Your article didn't mention one of the most objectionable parts of the song.
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Several leading Brexit supporters have characterized the draft deal as worse than membership in the bloc they find so objectionable.
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Critics said the proposed law doesn't clearly define what constitutes objectionable content and delegates too much responsibility to tech companies.
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Yes, every country has a few objectionable tariffs, but they're small — and the United States is not a victim here.
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Third, even within a given culture, we have different opinions on what we want to see and what is objectionable.
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Of course, other, less objectionable tricks of the telemarketing trade are employed by callers for cultural organizations, according to interviews.
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And they found those flaws far less objectionable than the zealotry with which Republicans were trying to get their man.
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" Roberts pressed Trump to provide details about the Sotomayor comments he found objectionable, asking, "What was inappropriate about the statement?
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Yet it's worth noting that wearing clothing that is characteristic of another ethnic or racial group isn't objectionable in itself.
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Collins and Murkowski are widely viewed as the two Republicans most likely to vote against a nominee they find objectionable.
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There is nothing objectionable about Michael Bully Herbig's glossy political thriller, "Balloon," but there's nothing particularly exciting about it, either.
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And CNN found more racist and objectionable images in a review of the 1984 Eastern Virginia Medical School yearbook. 3.
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However, the inclination to fixate on such disparities as the only objectionable form of inequality can create perverse political incentives.
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Clearly, social media can give an insight into objectionable views held by individuals who might previously have kept them hidden.
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So much is objectionable about the Trump era that it is hard for critics to know which targets to strike.
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First, it's important to cast doubt on the trustworthiness of the people generating the stories and opinions you find objectionable.
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And in October, a WhatsApp group admin was arrested on charges of overseeing objectionable posts against Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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As a result, brands run the risk of appearing to endorse political stances or rhetoric that potential customers may find objectionable.
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Zuckerberg doesn't give us any concrete numbers on his claims that the work he's doing has been driving down objectionable trends.
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The idea behind the strategy is to help investors sidestep companies whose activities they find objectionable, such as polluting the environment.
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The term is now widely used around the world by authoritarian politicians and governments to describe reporting that they find objectionable.
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Yet none of these inaccurate depictions of Mexican-American history and culture are the most objectionable parts of the proposed textbook.
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It's tough to know what a flight attendant might find objectionable, but it usually appears to be the bodies of women.
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Or, we can allow our children to embrace it, and then have to witness them taking on something we find objectionable.
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Yet in the White House there's no reason to think he'd be any more objectionable to progressives than any other Republican.
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It has responded to political and regulatory pressure by expanding programs and promises related to securing data and policing objectionable content.
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Potentially objectionable behavior is facebooking like your weird uncle: Holding and drinking alcohol, cursing, shouting about politics, doing sexually suggestive things.
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While objectionable, they are nevertheless both protected speech and at least in some cases not prohibited by Facebook's terms of service.
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On this network, there were few mechanisms to stop objectionable emails from being delivered or retaliate against an unruly network node.
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The move is the latest in a series that started in 2015, when Reddit stepped up its campaign against objectionable subreddits.
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Today's change will require some smart filtering by Instagram to prevent objectionable content or spam from being distributed by hashtag following.
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Iran has long held tight control over the internet, censoring objectionable content and blocking access to services like Facebook and Twitter.
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During debate on D.C.'s measure, opponents worried that their tax dollars could promote the campaigns of candidates they found objectionable.
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It also raises issues around what domain-hosting companies are responsible for, and where they draw the line on objectionable material.
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Several internet service providers in the country are warning users about extreme repercussions for downloading copyright infringing content from objectionable websites.
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The second part of that same sentence Kurtzer found objectionable referred to Israel's right to annex parts of the West Bank.
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"When people actually can focus in on what the actual bill says, it's something that is frankly not objectionable," he added.
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It has been almost nine months since former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn put Iran on notice over its objectionable behavior.
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Many of his stories, including Call of Cthulhu, include thinly veiled references to cultures and people Lovecraft found alien and objectionable.
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There is no doubt that the civil rights protests deeply offended many Southerners, however objectionable that may sound to us today.
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As stereotypes go, this one surely doesn't rank among the top 10 most objectionable human prejudices, but it stings even so.
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They are as follows: Icke's theories are objectionable for many reasons, beginning with the fact that they are, objectively speaking, ridiculous.
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"From the old guard's perspective, Galt's contribution to 'Hair' was probably the least objectionable part of the show," Mr. Grode said.
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About a third said they had done something within the past year that would qualify as objectionable behavior or sexual harassment.
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It was the latest effort by the Trump administration to pull away from international organizations and agreements that it finds objectionable.
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With this cultural shift, our Community Standards must adapt to permit more newsworthy and historical content, even if some is objectionable.
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First, you have to go through the trouble of turning down the invite, which often will expose you to objectionable content.
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If you've seen someone break a rule, or simply post something that you find objectionable, you may want to report it.
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But what many more Republicans seemed to find so objectionable was that Mr. Trump would so brazenly cut deals with Democrats.
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A solution recently proposed by British security minister Ben Wallace is to force tech giants to monitor and remove objectionable content.
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"An Amazon spokesperson said it believes "providing access to the written word is important, including books that some may find objectionable.
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And due to the extremely high level of interlock, replacing even a few objectionable words typically required reworking the entire puzzle.
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Further complicating Clovis's confirmation process, CNN uncovered a number of objectionable statements he has made on topics like race and politics.
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The next cabinet vote, as it happened, was for DeVos, a nominee whom Democrats considered as vulnerable as she was objectionable.
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The difficulty for the military right now is that the people they find so objectionable have won every election since 2001.
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And with the judicial filibuster, Democrats might have kept President Trump's most objectionable nominees off the federal bench, Supreme Court included.
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The Iowa Republican has been objectionable for years, but his party has historically been unwilling to do anything about its extremists.
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Twitter users can report material they find objectionable by selecting the menu icon on the message and using the Report option.
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This is hardly the first time that a society has confronted the issue of dealing with art harnessed to objectionable causes.
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After the PewDiePie scandal alerted advertisers that they were appearing alongside objectionable content, YouTube has started letting them filter out certain channels.
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"If the content is merely 'objectionable,' then I'll just ignore it and try not to call attention to it's existence," Opie says.
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Even if you felt some speech was objectionable enough to silence, it was a practical impossibility to get rid of it all.
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They argued he was personally objectionable, that he was not a true conservative, and that he served to mainstream bigotry and hatred.
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Rather, what I find objectionable is the naïve belief that liberalism will somehow magically triumph if we just call it something else.
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Internet platforms removing objectionable content from their sites has been one of the more difficult challenges for tech companies in recent years.
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Adam Schiff, a California Democrat, said officials of the two agencies "identified everything in the memo that wasn't already public" as objectionable.
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It can figure out any content that has been written by you or about you and whether it's in any way objectionable.
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There's a leap there—that someone seeing "objectionable content" is in effect a "bad" thing that should be avoided at all costs.
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There&aposs a lot of stuff on these social media platforms that most people find objectionable but it doesn&apost get flagged.
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When we call something bad 'medieval,' it's an attempt to purify the present by reassigning that objectionable thing to the distant past.
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Facebook is making it clear that it won't do away with advocacy messaging on its platform, even if people find it objectionable.
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To weed out spam and objectionable content, Instagram will use automated and manual systems for flagging inappropriate posts and blocking their authors.
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Internet platforms devise a new way to automatically detect objectionable content, and users find a new way to get around that fix.
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In Europe, parliamentary deputies have also been given access to working documents, but under strict conditions that some European politicians find objectionable.
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"The live stream video of the shootings in Christchurch has been classified by the Chief Censor's Office as objectionable," they added added.
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One obvious argument for keeping the VPs on the ballot is that it gives voters a possible veto over particularly objectionable choices.
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Despite the efforts to filter out objectionable material, city officials have continued to receive complaints about people watching pornography at the kiosks.
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The unfortunate irony is that American voters, as demonstrated in Iowa, support the very candidates who would perpetuate our nation's objectionable polarization.
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It takes only the most blatantly objectionable associations with the KKK for the Republican establishment to take Trump to task for racism.
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She said that while she saw "nothing objectionable" in the language of the resolution, it was an effort to "protect" Democratic Rep.
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"The disparate impact on schools serving more vulnerable populations is what I find absolutely most objectionable about the test," Ms. Devir said.
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The midterm results effectively brought an end to Trump's legislative agenda, or at least the parts of it that Democrats find objectionable.
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The writers have been adamant that the agencies must end the practices they find objectionable, which the code of conduct would accomplish.
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Two lawyers for Mr. Davidson, Michael Padula and Gene Rossi, said on Wednesday that they saw nothing objectionable in the text messages.
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Qatar fancies itself a bridge to all three; however objectionable their conduct, they are not going away and need to be engaged.
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While that may be objectionable, it is not the same thing as asking a foreign government to intervene in an American election.
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But putting aside the legalities for a moment, it can be challenging ethically to decide whether a preference in hiring is objectionable.
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The BBC is in trouble in Bangkok, after the broadcaster ran a profile piece on the new king, that authorities found objectionable.
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Democrats also said they would continue to highlight Trump's more objectionable comments and his association with prominent members of the alt-right.
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And there's nothing wrong with that, but the notion that this is, like, the true, objective vantage point I find highly objectionable.
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But Mr. Yang may be able to repel some of his most objectionable right-wing supporters by emphasizing his progressive policy positions.
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Since nutrition labels were first required in the early 1990s, companies have competed to look healthier or remove objectionable ingredients like trans fats.
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A general awareness that there might be objectionable data on your computer is typically not enough; your knowledge has to be fairly specific.
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Last week, Facebook released a content moderation report that showed the company was catching more objectionable content, from sexualized nudity to terrorist propaganda.
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We err on the side of allowing content, even when some find it objectionable, unless removing that content can prevent a specific harm.
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Based on the decision of some unknown Facebook employee, the powerful photo was swept up and thrown down the objectionable content memory hole.
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The famed attorney gave us her argument about what's true, what's funny, and what's just downright objectionable in the second installment of Vicepedia.
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Earlier this year, the Board removed the word "prostitute" from the 2017 Oscar-winning Iranian film The Salesman because they found it objectionable.
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He added that Stitcher is "working to help surface potentially objectionable content faster," but would not specify what shape those changes might take.
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But comments and posts about the topic are disappearing on Chinese social media, which the state monitors and scrubs of objectionable content regularly.
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But if developers misuse people's data, deliver broken functionality, or let objectionable content through, it can reflect poorly on the app hosting them.
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Three others justices (Samuel Alito, Stephen Breyer and Scalia) deemed the psychologist's testimony "bizarre and objectionable" but were among those rejecting Buck's petition.
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Instead of retroactively removing objectionable content, Facebook's new tool would prevent content from ever being shown in the feeds of its Chinese users.
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His campaign has also not been shy about ejecting journalists from events or denying news outlets that run objectionable stories press credentials altogether.
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The move comes amid backlash from advertisers over the placement of ads on objectionable videos, such as videos supporting terrorists or racist messages.
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After all, you can't build or sustain a giant network if you're getting sued every time a user says or does something objectionable.
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Tom Price (R-Ga.), Trump's pick to head the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), as two of the most objectionable nominees.
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The bill lets any resident seek a hearing to have what they see as objectionable textbooks, library books or material removed from schools.
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And some officials certainly considered the queen's remarks objectionable — a televised BBC report about the exchange was blacked out in China on Wednesday.
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Yet, the American people revolted against the Democrats over ObamaCare, which was explicitly designed to avoid the most objectionable elements of socialized medicine.
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Developed economies will find the new model less objectionable, but many may hesitate to restrict their future relations with unrelated countries like China.
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"When there are no good options about what to do, people tend to sort of default to the least objectionable decision," Atkin says.
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The company on Monday said it would begin reviewing how it monitors violent footage and other objectionable material in response to the killing.
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" Nevertheless, she finds Mr. Trump's views on Mr. Putin and other issues so objectionable as to make her "the lesser of two evils.
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In June last year, Motherboard confirmed that Apple had flagged the meme frog as "objectionable content," banning it from the iOS App Store.
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According to Ravid's report, U.S. officials said the law was "objectionable," but did not want to shut out a diplomatic relationship with Poland.
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It's also fully encrypted and human moderators review user-generated content that could be objectionable like drawings made with the website's tools. PBSKids.
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A stronger production might indulge such moments less — not because what they say is politically outré or objectionable, but because it is not.
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Bill Weld, who has not held elected office in more than two decades, has proven just as objectionable, but to the right wing.
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With a broader range of controls, content will only be taken down if it is more objectionable than the most permissive options allow.
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Mr. Bounds has apologized for the published opinion pieces, saying they were misguided and objectionable views that he has discarded as an adult.
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In past years, the Indian police have registered cases against Dr. Naik over objectionable speeches he has made, the local news media reported.
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In public, they occasionally offered light criticism of Mr. Trump's most objectionable comments, but mostly remained silent for fear of antagonizing his supporters.
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The board should also warn the neighbor that the behavior needs to stop or it will pursue an objectionable-conduct proceeding against her.
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It also does not hurt that Facebook and YouTube have had trouble in recent months with ads showing up next to objectionable content.
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Breyer joins Alito and Scalia and they say: The testimony is what they called "bizarre and objectionable," but this is defense counsel's fault.
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Scores of journalists are now in exile, jobless or too frightened to report on topics the Turkish government finds objectionable, the group said.
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Companies would be required to "take reasonable and proportionate action" to address objectionable content on their platforms, the government said in a statement.
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It's also fully encrypted and human moderators review user-generated content that could be objectionable like drawings made with the website's tools. PBSKids.
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Chelsea under Antonio Conte are much like the Conservative Party, in that they are more objectionable than ever and seemingly impossible to beat.
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When Trump says he wants to stop uncontrolled immigration, many find it objectionable because the aliens who are adversely affected are predominantly nonwhite.
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" Mr. Huseman said Amazon provided customers "with access to a variety of viewpoints, including books and videos that some customers may find objectionable.
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I think you're going to see things that we're going to find objectionable, but I think the benefit is so much more ... Really?
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It collected affidavits with residents' complaints about textbooks and compiled a list of "objectionable materials"—both of which mention climate change and evolution.
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Though the site won't ban porn and other objectionable content until December 17th, it is already flagging content that could be subject to censorship.
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The TE attacks didn't just help Cloudflare impress Wall Street titans, they also taught the company something about the value of protecting objectionable content.
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Unlike those measures, the monetization limits don't remove any content; they just reduce the risk that companies might see ads appear near objectionable comments.
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Alongside the acolytes, though, there are critics: Among them are the folks who find the pistol prizes at the upcoming 2016 CrossFit Games objectionable.
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Given the comments we see on Buzzfeed articles,* we know you agree that it is impossible to eliminate all objectionable speech from commenting systems.
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Both Facebook and YouTube have faced advertiser boycotts because of advertisers' concern about having their ads placed next to objectionable content, like terrorist videos.
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A user reports the link as containing objectionable content, and that content is then reviewed by one or more people who work for Facebook.
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Its difficulties screening objectionable material made headlines when a mass shooter uploaded video of the attack on two New Zealand mosques earlier this month.
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But recently, some more objectionable Halloween decorations have caused an outcry from people around New York who said the images were offensive and dangerous.
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"If we prevent online platforms from removing objectionable content, we risk turning online platforms into 8-Chan," said Carl Szabo, general counsel for NetChoice.
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Orgill argues that the platform is responsible for encouraging what he found to be objectionable, sexual, and violent superhero content ostensibly oriented toward children.
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Or does Pence find them truly objectionable but he has checked his principles on the side in order to advance his own political career?
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White House spokesman Josh Earnest on Friday said it remained unclear whether such a call between Flynn and the Russian ambassador would be objectionable .
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Content filters let you block objectionable websites and content in categories like violence and drugs, alcohol, and gambling, or restrict access to certain apps.
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In the song, Eminem doesn't just vent his anger with Trump, he cites specific policies and statement by the President that he finds objectionable.
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Another concern is that sometimes advertisements are automatically placed alongside objectionable and inappropriate content within those platforms that brands do not have control over.
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Seventy-two percent of all respondents said it was likely or very likely that social media sites intentionally censor political viewpoints they find objectionable.
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On Sunday, the state Senate passed a bill that would allow adoption agencies to turn away potential parents they find objectionable on religious grounds.
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Yet the fact that, for example, a benign illustration of a breast in an educational context is deemed objectionable gets at a bigger issue.
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He got the job because none of the permanent members of the Security Council—America, Britain, China, France and Russia—found him too objectionable.
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However, some of this can be practiced in the short term as a smaller command post exercise that would be less objectionable to Pyongyang.
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John Conyers Jr. (D-Mich.), the panel's ranking member, expressed concerns that good regulations would be tossed out with those that lawmakers find objectionable.
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" She said the Supreme Court's compelled speech doctrine "forbids the commission from demanding that artists design custom expression that conveys ideas they deem objectionable.
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"I find almost everything that Mr. Trump says objectionable," she said during the Pen Literary Awards Gala on Monday night in New York City.
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The statute has allowed platforms to avoid legal responsibility for objectionable content posted by users, with some exceptions for copyright violations and sex trafficking.
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Trump is committing a far bigger sin: offering to usher the most objectionable form of market distortion into the heart of America's financial system.
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Those companies typically rely on users to report objectionable content to teams of human reviewers who delete content found to violate terms of service.
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Some said they still had concerns about objectionable content, particularly in gaming apps, and increased ad prices as whitelists would limit the audience reached.
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Germany has started enforcing a controversial hate speech law that carries hefty fines for social media companies that fail to quickly remove objectionable content.
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"In your party the people who tend to make these objectionable remarks are followers and you can't do very much about them," Phillips said.
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Clinton, others will vote for Donald Trump to voice their objection to this most objectionable candidate, not because they are enthralled with Mr. Trump.
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The exhibit is situated on the top floor of the museum, allowing any visitors who may find the subject objectionable to easily bypass it.
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Since only the Senate gets to approve appointees, Republican filibusters remained the only tool the GOP had to block any nominees they found objectionable.
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According to Apple's reviewer, the app contained "Objectionable Content," a catch-all for apps that Apple doesn't want to let into its App Store.
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"The video circulating does not depict the entire incident and only starts after the objectionable behavior occurred and law enforcement was called," JetBlue explained.
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It's easy to see why having your local plaza invaded by naked foreigners could be objectionable when you're trying to do your grocery shopping.
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"The American Outlaws find that viewpoint objectionable and it is disappointing to see the federation make such an argument," the group posted on Twitter.
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Mr. Parscale said that one of his main roles on the campaign has been to be the person found objectionable by the fewest people.
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Ultimately, what makes Eustis's riff objectionable in comparison with Welles's landmark production may be how little it deals in the play's richest resource: ambiguity.
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But Republicans will come under pressure, too, forced to defend or dismiss questions about actions that many of them privately consider objectionable, or worse.
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At best, after all, a work friend is someone who says something alien and upsetting and objectionable, forcing you to plumb your own values.
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The company noted that it had stepped up its efforts to remove objectionable content and had already taken down six million videos in India.
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This is not entirely objectionable: We wouldn't have much use for writers who were dumber or less sophisticated than we imagined ourselves to be.
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But Senate Republicans have already said that they will likely write their own, more centrist bill, possibly including provisions objectionable to the Freedom Caucus.
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" On the floor Wednesday, DeFazio said he believes the Republican leadership should formally withdraw the sportsman bill, which he said has "many objectionable provisions.
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When someone condemns the behavior of others, why do we find it so objectionable if we learn he engages in the same behavior himself?
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"You should also try to get a sense of whether there's been litigation or objectionable conduct or a lot of infighting," Mr. Wagner said.
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And yet, we can see echoes of this sentiment in Israeli politics: There is a mainstream, and a periphery that most Israelis find objectionable.
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The New Zealand Herald reports the screens at an Asics store in Auckland were hacked and displayed "objectionable content" for hours on Sunday morning.
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After complaints that ads appeared alongside offensive material on YouTube, Google engineers are trying to teach machines to consider context in determining what's objectionable.
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Not only does his party hold a majority in the Senate, but Senate Democrats have little recourse to hold up nominees they find objectionable.
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If you believe that what the agency suggests is objectionable, suggest an alternative that minimizes the costs or burdens but achieves the stated objectives.
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The executive touched on efforts Facebook has made to keep truly objectionable content like terrorist incitement and state-backed election meddling off the platform.
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In other words, liberals now reject basic protections for those health care employees who morally object to being forced to perform objectionable medical procedures.
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Apple has strict rules about making sure users can filter or otherwise block "objectionable material," which Telegram does not appear to allow users to do.
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It makes some sense, then, that money is being confronted onscreen these days in ways that make it seem both hotly aspirational and ghoulishly objectionable.
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More important, the pieces of data that I found objectionable, like the record of people I had unfriended, could not be removed from Facebook, either.
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"The President must not be allowed to banish views from public discourse simply because he finds them objectionable," writes Knight Institute executive director Jameel Jaffer.
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At the time, the government said Facebook had agreed to set up a direct channel for Vietnam's communication and information ministry to report objectionable content.
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The rules themselves – which focus on topics like privacy, spam, pornography and other objectionable content, violence, kids apps, metadata, payments, and more, are the same.
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The ugly: Facebook's pledge to shift toward private, encrypted conversations is likely to make it harder for the company to monitor and remove objectionable content.
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Facebook wants to give you the power to define what is and isn't objectionable, and influence the local defaults of those who don't choose voluntarily.
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What I find most objectionable is the idea that, since Parliament has rejected the withdrawal proposal it now becomes necessary to have another referendum. Rubbish!
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But some governments are thinking of requiring firms to block some objectionable content as soon as it appears (as they already do with child porn).
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Those who find him divisive, stiff, or otherwise objectionable will find no succor in the new movie, any more than they did in the first.
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Second, Section 28503 protects social media companies when they decide to filter, or not to filter, content they deem obscene, excessively violent, or otherwise objectionable.
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"I find it dismaying and objectionable that President Trump continues to deny the undeniable fact Russia launched a major cyberattack against the US," Burns said.
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The move was criticised as homophobic by the film's director and screenwriter who pointed out that the trailer had nothing sexual or objectionable in it.
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Roxana M. Leon, 63, an independent voter raised in Chile, said she wanted major change in Washington, but found Mr. Trump too objectionable to support.
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The House Republican plan would also change the tax treatment of some employer-provided health insurance, in a way that some employers are finding objectionable.
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In many instances, none of the senators has taken the opportunity to speak out about nominees they find objectionable during the 28500 hours of debate.
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Some of the other objectionable behavior that has been attributed to Russia in advance of its World Cup seems to have been far more avoidable.
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It has allowed the platforms to avoid taking responsibility for most objectionable content their users post, with some exceptions for copyright violations and sex trafficking.
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Philip Neville Arps, 44, was sentenced in the Christchurch District Court after he pleaded guilty to two charges of distributing objectionable material, according to CNN.
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Many pro-net neutrality activists warn that if net neutrality were repealed, then ISPs could have free rein to block whatever content they deem objectionable.
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This policy gets more complicated when it come to countries that are not free, but those lands are also the origins of many objectionable tweets.
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Since this response implies self-indulgent shamelessness in enjoying being manipulated, it is not only objectionable on aesthetic grounds, but on moral ones as well.
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The public did not seem to appreciate the decision either: In one Kyodo poll, more than 60 percent of respondents said they found it objectionable.
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Attempting to understand why something is effective, even when it comes from an objectionable source, is a task that criticism is uniquely suited to handle.
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Driver expands the conversation with a focus on sex, noting that "male educators often paddle female students in manners that seem highly objectionable," even obscene.
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These companies, which have attracted investment in recent years, verify that ads have appeared and also help companies avoid advertising near content they consider objectionable.
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These beliefs are now recognized as objectionable; they've been replaced, ostensibly, by an acceptance of pluralism and diversity — though not a deep commitment to integration.
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The problem is that Hungary's hysterical anti-refugee language has made it easy for other Europeans to dismiss Central Europe's legitimate fears as objectionable nationalism.
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Google, for example, is under similar pressure from advertisers on its YouTube video service that do not want to inadvertently lend support to objectionable content.
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"Amazon believes it is censorship not to sell certain books simply because we or others believe their message is objectionable," it said at the time.
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" The museum responded that it hoped "one day" Amazon would join other institutions "and make a decision to find vicious, antisemitic, racist, Nazi propaganda 'objectionable.
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The law allows for companies to engage in "good Samaritan" moderation of "objectionable" material without being treated like a publisher or speaker under the law.
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The regularity with which fraudulent companies target particular groups of people – such as low-income individuals, communities of color, immigrants, and students – is particularly objectionable.
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You'd think they found something in Song to Song that was so absolutely objectionable that they'd write a note and address it to Malick himself.
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New Zealand Police said yesterday evening they had been doing everything in their power to scrub footage of the terrorist attack from the internet — a very difficult task — and reminded citizens today that in New Zealand, distributing an "objectionable publication" is a crime: We would also like to remind the public that it is an offence to distribute an objectionable publication and that is punishable by imprisonment.
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If and when attempts to poison blockchains become more common, can blockchain software be redesigned to allow users to delete data that's known to be objectionable?
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The PNG government says that the shutdown will give it time to assess the spread of objectionable content on the site like porn and fake news.
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Shortly after the attack, New Zealand's Office of Film and Literature classified the video as objectionable, making it an offense to possess, share or host it.
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The company's ad settings will also exclude "potentially objectionable" content by default, and advertisers will be able to exclude specific sites or channels from their campaigns.
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London (CNN Business)Twitter will continue to take a forgiving approach to objectionable tweets by world leaders, arguing that their messages are often of public interest.
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The buns on a Big Mac or McChicken are a lot thinner and less objectionable than this styrofoam roll I was now gnawing my way through.
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If Republicans find those efforts objectionable — as their refusal to even discuss them indicates — they owe it to their constituents and other Americans to say why.
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The Athletics Department reviewed the report and noted that while that some student athletes reported behaviors they found personally objectionable no instances of abuse were identified.
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And generally, in the face of complaints about objectionable content, Facebook and YouTube both opt to de-rank, de-monetize, or "suspend," rather than outright ban.
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Merely hosting third-party content that is objectionable or even illegal does not expose those companies to litigation as long as they adopt reasonable takedown policies.
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Media sources said authorities were censoring anything found objectionable, minimizing the prospect that any outcry on social media platforms could spur a backlash against U.S. brands.
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" In a letter to a colonel, Buckley said that while "some" of the noncommissioned officers were fine men, others were "crude, course, vulgar, and highly objectionable.
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Win there is entirely insignificant except reinforcing Rubio's amnesty agenda To the untrained eye, these tweets are equally objectionable ways of saying the same, wrongheaded thing.
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Google-owned YouTube is to use third parties to help marketers prevent their advertising from appearing next to extreme and other "objectionable" content on the site.
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There are no limits to a misogynist's imagination when it comes to shaming a woman for every part of her identity he or she finds objectionable.
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But Keith Weed, chief marketing officer of Unilever, decided not to withdraw its ads because the number of ads appearing with objectionable content was proportionally small.
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Indonesia blocked Tumblr this week for distributing pornography, as the government continues to crack down on websites and social media platforms over content it deems objectionable.
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Asylum seekers reach Europe by means of the Balkan route or the Mediterranean, and they sometimes carry the objectionable convictions of their home countries with them.
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The company will enforce the new rules through a combination of automated detection, human moderation and assistance from community members who flag objectionable posts they find.
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Legislators want to pass laws requiring portals like Facebook, Twitter and Google to monitor all content and remove postings that are objectionable to those in power.
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As many internet companies take steps to address illegal and objectionable content by electronic and human means, pressure on the concepts underlying Section 230 will increase.
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Most Americans say they think it's likely that social media companies censor political views that they find objectionable, according to a new Pew Research Center poll.
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Representative Bill Foster, an Illinois Democrat who is co-sponsoring the bill, offered an amendment this week that would remove provisions that critics found most objectionable.
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In the end, both sides agreed to drop the most objectionable pieces from the House legislation and aim for a bipartisan agreement that Obama would sign.
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That's a quality that some people might think is objectionable, but I'm kind of proud of it, so that's a quality that I'd like to retain.
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On its face, it should be objectionable, or at least annoying: An energy drink known for its association with extreme sports sponsors a highbrow music festival.
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Constant "disruption" is scary, the way markets generate wealth and well-being is hard to comprehend, and many of us find competitive profit-seeking intuitively objectionable.
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Lawmakers from both parties agreed tech companies must remove illegal content like fraud, piracy and sex trafficking but differed on whether they should remove objectionable content.
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The app Periscope has also live-streamed its share of grisly and objectionable content, including the rape of an Ohio teenager and a suicide in France.
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" McGraw added that the video currently "circulating does not depict the entire incident and only starts after the objectionable behavior occurred and law enforcement was called.
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Democrats will find pieces of the GOP proposal objectionable, but CNN is hearing things may not be as far apart overall as one would initially think.
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The companies also agreed to improve tools for users to report objectionable content, and to publish transparency reports on efforts to detect and remove such material.
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Mr. Arps is one of 13 people whom the police in New Zealand have warned or charged for distributing objectionable content in relation to the shootings.
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Attending the party the next day "is completely inconsistent with the notion that something objectionable had occurred with my client the day before," the letter said.
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What undercuts or complicates this is that many of the site's more objectionable articles were written by people from the demographic most likely to take offense.
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Yet I believe he was fired not for having views the administration found objectionable, but rather because he had been too public about their shared views.
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Whether in the way the character is written or just how he's played, Shonzi can seem creepily calculating and fully capable of controlling his objectionable conduct.
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While Trump's critics find much of his track record is objectionable, that same record is just what many of his supporters hoped for — and then some.
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But Keith Weed, chief marketing officer of Unilever, decided not to withdraw its ads because the number of ads appearing with objectionable content was proportionally small.
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The detainees in the earlier terror cases did not have a similar alternative to the extra-legal process a majority of the court found otherwise objectionable.
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For example, agencies are graded on their automated capability to detect and block software and screen Web pages to make objectionable content unavailable to the user.
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The types of health care most commonly regarded as morally or religiously objectionable are abortion, sterilization, and contraception, as well as care associated with gender identity.
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He told me that while he was aware people found the beliefs of the Twelve Tribes to be objectionable, they were not attempting to conceal them.
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" On the day of the killing itself, Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan said he would investigate "to see whether [Samad] has written anything objectionable in his blogs.
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One of the most objectionable bans was to Roger Stone who may have used somewhat vulgar language, but was by no means threatening anyone, despite their claims.
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Here he's off to the side and at the mercy of others' rules and protocol, and his face shows anger and even contempt for this objectionable situation.
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Photo: GettyFor the sake of an open internet, it's generally believed that objectionable and offensive content is acceptable—and perhaps even necessary—up to a certain point.
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A poll by Pew, a researcher, found that 85% of Republicans and those who lean Republican believe social-media sites censor political views the companies find objectionable.
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Now he was seeking "a complete blackout on objectionable subject matter," according to the emails obtained by The National Enquirer and provided to The New York Times.
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Basically, it would allow users to decide whether they'd prefer to see "objectionable" content or not by turning on features like Google's SafeSearch or Twitter's Quality Filter.
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Other potentially hateful or objectionable content that is flagged by uses or others but not on the BPjM list is handled on a case by case basis.
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So long as the Democrats can find less objectionable candidates than Mr Trump, for the mid-terms and the 2020 general election, they will probably do well.
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Amid a debate about how Facebook should treat potentially objectionable content, survey respondents showed a strong preference for Facebook blocking content that promotes violence, hate, or racism.
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To classify potentially objectionable content Facebook will lean more heavily on artificial intelligence, which is already delivering 30 percent of all content flags to its human reviewers.
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" Zuckerberg doesn't grapple in the manifesto with the idea that things that are disturbing could be important to see, perhaps because of the fact that they're "objectionable.
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Pugs are objectionable hell creatures more befitting the Upside-Down than modern society, so the choice to parodog Stranger Things makes a certain kind of twisted logic.
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Members of the "community operations team" – who also review posts that have been flagged as "objectionable" – will be specially trained to handle such flags, the company said.
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"Since we've already paid for the dev license, we plan on changing the character from Pepe to something less 'objectionable' by Apple's standards," Spirit Realm Games said.
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But by last year, the psychologizing of Trump had given "narcissist" its coming-out party as the go-to term to describe any objectionable psyches around us.
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In time, the machine-learning systems these companies have in place will "learn" from human content moderators and become more sophisticated at identifying and removing objectionable content.
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"Islamist," meanwhile, refers to political movements that seek to implement Islamic law and theology, making it less objectionable to Muslims when paired with "terrorism," the idea goes.
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A day after it declared a site-wide ban on Tumblr, Indonesia decided Thursday to take a more measured approach to censoring objectionable content on the site.
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As the director of Duncker & Humblot, a distinguished publishing house specializing in books on economics and sociology, he was objectionable only because he was a prosperous Jew.
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"We have yet to see any Senate Democrats explain what they find objectionable about the overwhelmingly bipartisan and pro-growth House provisions we're advocating for," Flaim said.
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Equally important, CDA 230 is also the law that enables companies to proactively monitor and remove illegal, illicit, or objectionable content while operating at a large scale.
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They have soothed us in our sorrow, cheered our delight and chastised our objectionable behavior — at least that was what was done in the churches I've attended.
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They want social-media companies' self-reported metrics about user engagement to be accurate, and they want to know their ads won't appear next to objectionable content.
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Kipling wrote so much that even when we sweep aside everything we find tiresome or objectionable or second rate, there remains a tremendous amount that holds up.
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The exception is that if kids report a piece of objectionable content, their parents will be notified but still not shown the content in their own app.
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A. Thanks to an update announced last month, you can now prevent comments that contain profanity, slurs or other objectionable language from appearing on your Instagram posts.
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He said it's unfair to expect social media companies to be able to stop objectionable material from ever reaching the sites but there's more they can do.
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There is a disturbing lack of clarity about the terms being thrown around and a lack of distinction regarding what the spectrum of objectionable behavior really is.
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And just as it's a bad experience to see objectionable content, it's also a terrible experience to be told we can't share something we feel is important.
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Later this year, Facebook's product team will create a means where users can appeal to the board on decisions where the company allows objectionable content to remain.
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"Our students find it objectionable to walk into a building that says Sackler on it when they come in here to get their medical education," he said.
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On Thursday, the populists reshuffled, keeping the same prime minister, Giuseppe Conte, and other top players, but moving the objectionable finance minister to a less critical post.
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Those who find contraception and abortion objectionable for religious reasons can adhere to those beliefs, but enforcing those beliefs in a secular society amounts to religious discrimination.
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We encourage the campus community to respond to speech they find objectionable with their own views in civil discourse and to do so with respect and inclusion.
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Because Facebook's network of users is so vast, the company relies on a combination of artificial intelligence, human moderators and alerts from users to flag objectionable content.
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The technology companies had hoped the draft decree would soften provisions they find most objectionable, including the requirements to set up local offices and store data locally.
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DAVID TAYLOR: Certainly my personal experience is yes, because when we raised issues that we had concerns with, our advertising being next to objectionable content, they acted.
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Ms. Waters referred to Mr. Trump as "dangerous" in the speech that Mr. O'Reilly mocked that morning on "Fox and Friends," a claim Mr. O'Reilly found objectionable.
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Those who claim that this is ethically objectionable ignore the reality of the political dilemma we all face when choosing between engagement and disengagement with current events.
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Radio New Zealand said Philip Arps, 44, pleaded guilty to two charges of distributing objectionable material after sharing copies of the livestreamed video with about 30 people.
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Taking the Nashville statement point-by-point, Bolz-Weber rebuts the points made not only because she finds them politically or culturally objectionable, but on theological grounds.
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You are expected to do the work of educating your peers when they say objectionable things, rather than expecting members of the affected group to do it.
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"Any offensive is to us objectionable as a reckless escalation," Jeffrey told a few reporters in his first interview on the situation in Syria since his appointment.
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"The photo has to be examined by a human first to make sure it is actually objectionable per policy," security researcher Nicholas Weaver told Gizmodo in an email.
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Conceived by the Parents Music Resource Center (PMRC), the committee led by Tipper Gore ruled that in 1985 all albums containing objectionable content must exhibit these warning stickers.
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Google plans to hire "significant numbers of people" to review objectionable content, Schindler said, and will continue developing machine learning and artificial intelligence tools to expedite the process.
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Let's just hope the solution isn't limiting users who use language that some people find objectionable, while allowing others to make much more pernicious and dangerous threats unabated.
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"It did not take long to come across dozens of objectionable images posted by a mix of jihadists and those with a sexual interest in children," it writes.
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John Montgomery, a global executive vice president at ad buying company GroupM, said advertisers can set filters to automatically avoid supporting some objectionable channels but they are imperfect.
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By claiming Apple couldn't have possibly found any of the objectionable content the site traffics in if they were truly using the hobbled test account Gab handed them.
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It contains very little objectionable content for even the youngest of kids, and it sends a nice message about how sometimes the struggle is more important than victory.
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But the fact that there are people who will not admit that there's something dangerous or even objectionable about having a president who lies with every next sentence.
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And after more than seven years, Wilmore wanted to be honest about it in a way that, while toeing a line between acceptable and objectionable, was culturally familiar.
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Freedom of speech is a deeply-held American value—it's one that's propelled our democracy forward as much as it has exposed us to things we find objectionable.
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He said P&G would "clean up" its relationships with media suppliers, and added that he had a zero tolerance policy regarding ads appearing next to "objectionable" content.
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I have steadfastly avoided pinning a psychiatric diagnosis on someone whose behavior and policies are found by some to be objectionable, particularly someone I have not personally examined.
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They demand the brands they do support disentangle themselves from objectionable entities, thus the calls for artists, leagues, companies and municipalities to cease their dealings with North Carolina.
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Somehow (white) people think protesting inequality in a country that loves to talk about how all men are created equal and endowed with certain unalienable rights is objectionable.
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This suggests a failure to recognize that referring the patient to someone who will do the objectionable act in place of the nurse can make the nurse complicit.
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"It's much more difficult to try to explain what is objectionable about IVF," says Ann Scheidler, who founded the Pro-Life Action League with her husband in 1980.
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USA Today said it did not find any racist or offensive images of politicians in its review, but did uncover evidence of objectionable material in multiple old yearbooks.
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A long-overdue change to one of Saudi Arabia's most objectionable laws is a relatively easy way to get back on track the narrative of nation reforming itself.
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So if Mr. Trump picks a conservative whom Democrats find objectionable, it is possible that they will do whatever they can to impede the choice, including a filibuster.
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"She had to make a very big transition from the big independent disability rights movement, where the idea of living in an institution is objectionable," Mr. Plum said.
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One sequence, in which women lean far back and travel fast, while their men support them by the necks, struck me as an objectionable image of feminine dependency.
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While these social media posts may be objectionable and may have involved violations of federal laws, it's highly unlikely that they actually affected the outcome of the election.
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Related: Anatomy of a Killing: How Shaimaa al-Sabbagh Was Shot Dead at a Cairo Protest The police found nothing objectionable in Ibrahim's house, so they left quickly.
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The rapes at Craster's Keep are more explicit, but are kept somewhat in the background (around 24 minutes into Episode 4; the objectionable parts last about three minutes).
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They simply point to how many students (in a given class or school) get A's right now, as if a sufficiently high number was objectionable on its face.
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For some Oklahoma Republicans, using the Fort Sill military base to house migrant kids was objectionable when Obama did it, but it's fine now that Trump wants to.
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They highlight aspects of liberalism that people find most objectionable: promises to protect outsiders, demands that countries compromise sovereignty and the softening of fixed, racially defined national identities.
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Of the accounts Mr. Modi tracks, most would not be considered objectionable: Indian state ministers, star athletes, world leaders and the Cricket Association for the Blind, among others.
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"Compelling individuals to mouth support for views they find objectionable violates that cardinal constitutional command, and in most contexts, any such effort would be universally condemned," he wrote.
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McKiernan said it would be "objectionable" for Bensel to hold the dual role of directing damage control and weighing in on the contents of the credibly accused list.
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Some art world veterans questioned the purity of the artists' position; would they, for example, refuse to sell to a collector whose source of income they found objectionable?
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Companies must also prevent the live-streaming of any type of content the authorities say is objectionable and label as "false" anything the government deems to be so.
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Politicians like Italy's Matteo Salvini and Hungary's Viktor Orbán don't find the Israeli right objectionable; they see it as a kind of kindred spirit in Islamophobic populist nationalism.
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Thus Mr. Maillot bypasses Shakespeare's far more objectionable marital task: Katharina is the only bride of three, not four, couples who sets her hand beneath her husband's foot.
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These matters are disconnected from the question before the court, namely, whether the government may force Americans to violate their conscience by speaking messages that they consider objectionable.
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Alphabet Inc's Google, Facebook and other big technology companies had hoped a draft decree on how the law would be implemented would soften provisions they find most objectionable.
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In fact, anxious officials could be scrolling through their social media accounts right now, searching for climate change facts that might be objectionable to our new commander-in-chief.
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Other stock music marketplaces like Shutterstock Music, Pond5, and TunePocket also have clauses in their licensing agreements meant to curb the use of tracks in content that is objectionable.
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The difference is that on the G7, the button below the volume rocker summons the Google Assistant, not Bixby, which will probably make LG's implementation slightly less objectionable. Maybe.
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BJP (India's ruling party) leaders had gathered at a police station in Uttar Pradesh to file a complaint against the man, who was allegedly overseeing objectionable posts against Modi.
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Several companies offer to set the pattern-matching power of AI on the social feeds of job hopefuls to uncover posts that are racist, sexist, violent, or otherwise objectionable.
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It can be a grueling job, even with a variety of automated flagging tools and the beginnings of AI-driven systems that are getting better at identifying objectionable posts.
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TechCrunch reports that Apple's iOS guidelines make it clear there must be filters for objectionable material, mechanisms to report it, and the ability to block users from the service.
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Between the lines: While Apple and Amazon were able to ban the apps due to policies against objectionable content, the wording of Google's terms of service are less broad.
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Intended to keep ads from running in front of videos with objectionable content, creators said the policies also resulted in the demonetization of many videos without a clear reason.
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" Vaginal stimulation simulation apps were recently in the news when a popular program, La Petite Mort, was banned from the Apple App Store for being "excessively objectionable or crude.
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"Even before we had officially come up with the title, we would have meetings where we talk about really objectionable or uncomfortable stuff," senior producer Jason Schroeder told Mashable.
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Having said that, it is absolutely objectionable for people like Gavin Newsom and Jerry Brown to say they are not going to adhere to the federal law on immigration.
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I have chosen to use my art as a way to offer a different perspective; give a rationale for why the Confederate flag is an objectionable object to many.
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Though David Vitter had the backing of the state's GOP elite, many Republicans found him to be too objectionable as a candidate for governor, including the outgoing Lt. Gov.
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TWITTER GIVES FARRAKHAN SLAP ON THE WRIST AFTER POSTING ANTI-SEMITIC &aposSATANIC JEW&apos VIDEO According to Facebook&aposs policy regarding hate speech , objectionable content falls into three tiers.
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But Obama's decision to nominate Garland was rooted in the conclusion that he's among the least-objectionable names a Democratic president could submit to a Republican Senate for confirmation.
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ATLANTIC CITY — As this fading gambling mecca reels on the edge of bankruptcy, its finances scrutinized by a host of auditors, some objectionable expenses have bobbed to the surface.
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Trump aides and allies acknowledge that many voters may find the president's comments objectionable, but for the voters they need in 2020, it may actually be an energizing force.
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" It also states that the Trump campaign's "periodic praise for and communications with Wikileaks-a hostile foreign organization-to be highly objectionable and inconsistent with U.S. national security interests.
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It is worthy to note that the ordinance the governor finds so objectionable is a city ordinance, propounded at the smallest level, and in no way affects other municipalities.
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While those on the right try to obscure it, they are attempting to do with state interference in Charlotte's business what they find so objectionable on a nationwide level.
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In West Virginia, a member of Congress lost his primary to the state attorney general — although he at least beat the most objectionable candidate on the ballot this cycle.
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From hate speech and violence to terrorist propaganda and conspiracy theories, companies including Facebook, Google and Twitter are all trying to teach artificial intelligence how to identify objectionable material.
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To industry, the most objectionable pieces of the regulation are those aimed at getting taxpayers a better return for the land the public owns — inevitably increasing costs for companies.
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"I perceive the use of the objectionable image as symptomatic of a general lack of attention to the diversity of individuals in a largely homogeneous school district," he said.
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San Francisco's Planning Department found nothing objectionable about Rabois' construction plans, but Cowfer filed for a discretionary review to bring the issue before the city's seven member Planning Commission.
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I hope it goes without saying that this result is highly objectionable, since it would lead to the deprivation of birthright citizenship as a consequence of one's parents' origins.
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"In some cases, some of those videos … might be something that lots of users might find objectionable but are not violating our policies as they stand today," he said.
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Mohan wouldn't comment directly on Soph's output, but presumably the stuff that remains on YouTube falls into the objectionable-but-not-something-that-violates-YouTube-policy category he referenced.
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Critics and clergymen were blasting all kinds of comics as "objectionable" for years, singling out depictions of gun violence, gore, and a broad range of fare they deemed offensive.
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Border authorities routinely install the app on the phones of people entering the Xinjiang region by land from Central Asia, gathering personal data and scanning for material considered objectionable.
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But if the reason stop-and-frisk was objectionable is that it placed too great a burden on black and Latino men, shouldn't we find the time and resources?
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But just because Democrats have very few options to derail an objectionable nominee does not mean they intend to wave the white flag before the battle has even begun.
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But the company's vast ecosystem has come under scrutiny this year from major brands, which are increasingly sensitive to the possibility of inadvertently showing up next to objectionable content.
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Some people, after all, have begun to avoid funds with holdings in companies they find objectionable, like those that make guns or engage in environmentally unsustainable or unethical practices.
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Like Facebook, Google is working to crack down on abusive content, adding more moderators to YouTube and adjusting its advertising policies to cut off revenue streams for objectionable content.
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During their last face-to-face meeting, in 2012, Mr. Erdogan smoldered while reading aloud every word of a column in Bugun, Mr. Ipek's newspaper, that he found objectionable.
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The debate about Guantanamo also got rolled into the discussion on Brussels, with Republicans at the hearing suggesting Europeans might not find the facility so objectionable after the attacks.
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Senate Democrats should continue to fight the many objectionable suggestions in the Treasury report while working with Secretary Mnuchin, who made clear he supports a much more moderate approach.
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In a new survey, about a third of men said they had done something at work within the past year that would qualify as objectionable behavior or sexual harassment.
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Anthropomorphizing them may prove beneficial to companies selling A.I. products, and there is nothing objectionable about this (since we are all aware that A.I. is still just that, artificial).
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If you're a big Barack Obama fan, you'd have to find him guilty of more or less the same offense as Clinton if you find her decisions here objectionable.
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On the flip side, it also ensures companies have the space to police their own sites and restrict or take down material they consider obscene, violent, or otherwise objectionable.
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Screenshot: AlphabetDNS manipulation, often used in conjunction with IP blocking, provides authoritarian governments the means to suppress information viewed by those in power as objectionable, or religiously or politically unacceptable.
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By redrafting the executive order, it sought to excise the parts judges found most objectionable and pare it down to a legally unassailable order that still achieved its primary goals.
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In fact, in this era of hyperpartisanship and personality-driven campaigns, some people seem to double down on their loyalty when their candidate says or does something others find objectionable.
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The museum&aposs single exhibit on human evolution is situated on the top floor, allowing any visitors who may find the subject objectionable for religious reasons to easily bypass it.
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A report last year from the Justice Committee of the House of Commons acknowledged that a contribution by users to the costs of operating courts was not objectionable in principle.
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YouTube, like Facebook and other online services that rely on users for content, is facing growing scrutiny over material that shows violence, promotes hatred or is objectionable in other ways.
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It's allegiance to even objectionable free speech shifts Facebook further away from being a media company and more towards a technology platform…or a digital nation-state of its own.
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Much of the practice of book banning takes the form of challenging a book deemed subversive and objectionable, with profanity or sexual content often the book challengers' source of ire.
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" Beattie had defended his appearance at the H.L. Mencken Club's conference to CNN, asserting that he said "nothing objectionable" and stood by his talk, titled "The Intelligentsia and the Right.
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The NBA's 1-and-done rule is "complicated" and objectionable" and has got to go ... so says ESPN star Michael Wilbon -- but he definitely stopped short of calling it "racist.
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Posts flagged as potential self-harm notes are to be expedited and reviewed more quickly by the team members, who also examine posts that Facebook users have reported as objectionable.
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But the trend toward putting the poetry back into politics ought to be seen as a welcome turn to normalcy, not some kind of objectionable left-wing flight of fancy.
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While none of the measures proposed by Seoul are intrinsically objectionable, they must be sequenced as part of a defined process that ends with North Korean denuclearization and genuine peace.
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Such deference to home-state senators allows for a small number of lawmakers to prohibit confirmation of objectionable nominees, and consequently grants significant leverage to just one or two senators.
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A federal court in Washington, DC issued an order in favor of March for Life, permanently prohibiting the federal government from forcing our organization to cover objectionable drugs and devices.
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Even some of the antiquated questions being asked, some of the objectionable books that are being published, might, oddly, be necessary blunders that bring us closer to becoming more human.
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The injunction that temporarily exempts CBA members from providing the morally objectionable services has helped in the short term, but the ongoing defense of our injunction has been enormously expensive.
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For the moment, the notice gives the content copyright owner an option to reach out to an ISP in case they find their content illegally hosted on these "objectionable" websites.
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A team of researchers from Hong Kong, Sweden and the U.S. have found that the Communist Party seems to be deleting far fewer posts that it used to find objectionable.
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Now the president has put tariffs in place in response to decades of objectionable conduct by China, including the forced transfer and outright theft of American technology and intellectual property.
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One imagines it would taste a little better than the wedding cake prepared by a baker forced by the state into preparing dessert for a ceremony they find morally objectionable.
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Mayor, as your legal counsel, I&aposm going to suggest and recommend that you don&apost answer the question from this gentleman ... certainly not with that tone, that objectionable tone.
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Countries including Australia, Singapore and the UK are now threatening harsh new regulations, punishable by steep fines or jail time for executives, if it fails to promptly remove objectionable posts.
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It was a worrisome and in many ways objectionable finale to a week that did much to undermine the foundations of U.S. foreign policy — especially NATO and the U.S.–U.
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And in some cases, some of those videos ... The content might be something that lots of users might find objectionable but are not violating our policies as they stand today.
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What was objectionable, they say, is that Britain talks of wanting an "economic partnership" with the bloc that is akin to being part of the single market for goods alone.
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"There remain many kinds of speech that are objectionable to some in society, but not to the point where huge, democratically unaccountable corporations should completely prohibit such speech," he added.
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"This approach acknowledges some children will engage in sexting, which may be objectionable to some," said Elizabeth Englander, executive director of the Massachusetts Aggression Reduction Center at Bridgewater State University.
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Proponents of House Bill 214 are hailing its passage as a victory for state taxpayers, who are no longer compelled to subsidize medical procedures that they may find morally objectionable.
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In New Zealand, one person has been charged for allegedly distributing the video, which is deemed to be an "objectionable publication" under the country's Films Videos and Publications Classifications Act.
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For example, we were told in the same breath to be quiet both for the sake of being ''ladylike'' and to make us less objectionable in the eyes of white people.
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The second technical, with 8:49 left in the third, occurred when George, who thought he had been fouled while shooting a 253-pointer, shouted objectionable words at referee Gary Zielinski.
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Whatever one may think of Castro's problematic and objectionable policies inside Cuba and the limitations on and lacks of freedoms, his role in helping end apartheid must be in the balance.
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The company needs to give brands more assurance that their ads won't be placed before objectionable content, while also minimizing any negative reaction from popular creators who depend on ad revenue.
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It is also puzzling, given that the source of the row—the deployment of an American anti-missile system called THAAD (pictured)—does not seem nearly as objectionable as China suggests.
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Even more pressing is the possibility that YouTube's business simply cannot operate at its current scale with the human moderation required to ensure no ad is placed on an objectionable video.
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The app, which asks you to swipe on various topics to indicate how you feel about them, compiled the looks that people found most objectionable and sorted them by age group.
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The system that Facebook seeks to patent augments that process with machine learning, gathering signals about the likelihood that the reported content is in fact objectionable and assigning it a score.
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Lately, however, Mr. Rubio has done what many other Republicans have done and tried to work with the president on the parts of his agenda that they do not find objectionable.
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In 2015, the New Zealand Film and Video Labeling Body requested Netflix remove "The Bridge" from its service in New Zealand after the film was classified as "objectionable" in the country.
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"This also requires proper scrutiny of these sites and making sure that objectionable materials that are so insensitive to the memory of the Holocaust will not be brought on public display."
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The company is also looking to improve automated tools to flag objectionable content more quickly, and hiring "significant numbers of people" to increase their reviewing capacity, according to the blog post.
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With what seems to be increasing frequency, each time Trump does something objectionable, too many of his opponents want to blame mental illness as a way to erode his electoral chances.
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The incidence of objectionable content on Facebook is rising, as is Facebook's ability to identify it before users report it, according to the company's first report on enforcing its community standards.
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Anything Gfycat deems "unlawful, harmful, threatening, abusive, harassing, tortious, excessively violent, defamatory, vulgar, obscene, libelous, invasive of another's privacy, hateful racially, ethnically or otherwise objectionable" is subject to removal, as well.
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Given Google's web search prowess it makes sense that the company would do a better job of burying objectionable content than a site like Facebook, but it wasn't buried very deep.
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Apple confirmed with TechCrunch this week that it's pulled the controversial conspiracy theorist/provocateur from the App Store this week, banning the Infowars app over violations to its "objectionable content" rules.
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Many of the Republicans who withdrew their support from Mr. Trump or increased their criticism released statements citing their daughters, wives and mothers in explaining why the comments were so objectionable.
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Yes, it would be a radical change in how voting is conducted, but it reflects how many of us actually decide to cast our ballots: We choose the least objectionable candidate.
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What liberals find objectionable is a politicized vision of authentic faith that amounts to a simple set of core beliefs, best discovered by looking at a ballot or into a mirror.
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So Masterpiece Cakeshop took the Colorado Civil Rights Commission to court; the state shouldn't be involved "in forcing artists to express ideas that they consider objectionable," Phillips asserted in written arguments.
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Once again, I'm hoping to persuade you that the differential treatment might not be objectionable — and that the story isn't much changed from when it was about tourists and Chinese neighbors.
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For those of us who do not engage in such objectionable behavior, it is helpful to consider whether Facebook has crossed certain moral "red lines," entering the realm of outright wickedness.
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Police confirmed they had been notified of the image and said it had been referred to the chief censor for consideration as to whether it should be classified as objectionable material.
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Perspective: A mother describes in our Sunday Review how white supremacists work to recruit youths online, and how she intervenes to keep her own two boys from uncritically accepting objectionable opinions.
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For this reason, we have decided to allocate $5 million to fund research aimed at increasing the level and sophistication of algorithms and automation, thereby reducing users' exposure to objectionable content.
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"We stepped in before the banks had collapsed and we did some things to fix the financial system which are very hard to explain because they are objectionable things," Paulson said.
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They have "established lines of control to stifle the press, by promoting people and issues considered favorable, and limiting the dissemination of content found objectionable," said the CPJ of the military.
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Donald Trump might be "completely unpredictable," Assange explained, but Clinton was known and objectionable, because, as Secretary of State, she had supported U.S. military action in Libya and had criticized WikiLeaks.
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But there are obvious differences, too: The Bork nomination was torpedoed because Democrats found him to be an objectionable, extremist choice — not because they opposed any nominee from Reagan on principle.
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If you just want to watch a nice story about Christmas, with absolutely no outwardly objectionable elements and a heartwarming ending, well, Hallmark Christmas movies are kind of your only option.
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" Just hours after Walsh spoke to CNBC, the Verge reported that this month the U.S. Trademark and Patent Office published Facebook's application for Patent 0350675: "systems and methods to identify objectionable content.
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So it seems almost inevitable that at some point Twitter will inadvertently elevate a conspiracy theory or a bot or some other piece of commentary some segment of Twitter's users find objectionable.
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Weinstein's reported comments come nearly two months after Brafman hinted at his team's legal strategy by drawing a line between what's considered criminal behavior versus what people think is objectionable and abhorrent.
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Because Twitter, Facebook and YouTube have enormous amounts of user-generated content flowing through their platforms on a minute-by-minute basis, the companies rely primarily on users to report objectionable material.
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In fact, when his team reports critics, they do their best to exploit Facebook's own rules, specifically looking for posts critical of Hun Sen that they think Facebook will also find objectionable.
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What's even more remarkable is that these wild conspiracy theories survive not only in the face of facts, but despite the obscenely objectionable things that we know Donald Trump has actually done.
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Ordering Zuma to pay the costs of the latest court challenge, Judge President Mlambo said the South African leader's conduct was "clearly objectionable ... and amounts to clear abuse of the judicial process".
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The list of names was only presented to Lackman to "expedite the questioning process," and "despite a few objectionable questions" the nine-hour question period was not an interrogation, the panel ruled.
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Conservative politicians across the country now see nothing objectionable about publicly arguing that trans people present a risk to their children, or that they should not receive equal rights or health care.
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Features Editor Rebecca Ruiz also phones in to give her insight on whether there are cases where objectionable content such as livestreamed self-harm or suicide can actually be educational or helpful.
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It isn't objectionable except when you do it that way, when you're grabbing some emails because of the content, occasionally you are getting emails to and from an American, [on] both ends.
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As Zuckerberg noted in 2017, it does want to remove objectionable content after it has gone up, and the company says it took down the shooter's account shortly after the live stream.
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Section 230 was based on two principles: There would be no internet intermediary liability for the content that others provide, and no liability for any good faith efforts to remove "objectionable" content.
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Under Mr. Xi, the Chinese government has said it will not hesitate to punish internet users for spreading online rumors — which often means news or analysis that Communist Party officials find objectionable.
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"This objectionable banner, which has never been the official flag of the Confederacy, is a symbol of hate, racial oppression, resistance to the rule of law and white supremacy," Clyburn said. Rep.
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Sometimes this is a matter of objectionable content, but more often nowadays the principled refusal to watch a film is a response to the bad behavior, proved or alleged, of its maker.
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The court asked for additional information from both sides on "whether and how" employees of religious nonprofits could get contraceptive coverage through other means that would be less objectionable to their employers.
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"This morning an unknown person gained access to the screens above our Central Auckland store and some objectionable content was displayed on the screens," ASICS New Zealand wrote on Facebook on Sunday.
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" It added: "That they themselves do not have to arrange or pay for objectionable contraceptive coverage is not determinative of whether the required or forbidden act is or is not religiously offensive.
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Spotify may find itself in a similar situation to YouTube, which also tried to crack down on objectionable content (and become more advertiser-friendly) by setting a higher bar for creator monetization.
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More than half of Republicans believe it is "very likely" that social media platforms intentionally censor political views that they consider "objectionable," according to a new poll from the Pew Research Center.
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"The Committee also found the Trump campaign's periodic praise for and communications with WikiLeaks — a hostile foreign organization — to be highly objectionable and inconsistent with U.S. national security interests," the report said.
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So when I see something as objectionable and cynical as "Escape to Margaritaville," I believe I have no choice but to say so, in terms that match the size of the feeling.
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He said Mr. Siddiqui had written no articles recently that criticized the army and that it would be "counterproductive" to carry out such an attack based on a handful of objectionable tweets.
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A design with only one blade would actually be the most aerodynamically efficient, but the single blade would move very fast, producing objectionable noise, and it wears out the assembly more quickly.
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The systems built over the past 20 years to filter objectionable content at libraries and schools, remove online child pornography, and identify websites that expose consumers to malware may be rendered useless.
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Over the years, a coalition of public safety groups, security experts, service providers and government officials built a system to at least try to keep the most objectionable content off the Internet.
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And despite years of effort, they still have no mutual funds on the menu that would allow them to put retirement money into stocks without profiting from industries that some find objectionable.
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The vote in the European Parliament is a major setback for Big Tech, which has already come under pressure from EU regulators over how the industry handles personal data and objectionable content.
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If the tax cuts actually raise the portion of income taxes being collected from the wealthy, what do those on the left, who have been slamming the tax bill, find so objectionable?
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" According to YouTube, "You can use Restricted Mode to help screen out potentially objectionable content that you may prefer not to see or don't want others in your family to see on YouTube.
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Eighty-five percent of Republicans believe that social media companies censor speech the companies find objectionable, compared with 62 percent of Democrats, according to a June survey conducted by the Pew Research Center.
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Joe Manchin, a moderate Democrat who Republicans hope might support some or all of President-elect Donald Trump's Cabinet, on Wednesday singled out two nominees that he found objectionable and could vote against.
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An official at India's Ministry of Home Affairs speaking on the condition of anonymity on Thursday said social media firms had agreed to tackle authorities' requests to remove objectionable content within 36 hours.
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A subsequent federal decision interpreted 230 to mean that any potential liability over objectionable user content might cause these networks to censor too broadly, and chill the obvious speech potential of the internet.
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There is, of course, far worse a show can be than slightly eclipsed by its own scope; nearly all of the work in Landlord Colors is interesting, and none of it is objectionable.
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Theoretically, this should narrow the range of false positives — videos that were incorrectly flagged for promoting drug use, using excessive profanity, highlighting gratuitous violence, or otherwise featuring content that advertisers might find objectionable.
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"During this test, we will gather feedback about the functionality, measure performance, and introduce tools to enable you to report objectionable content to us," Facebook said in a blog post announcing secret conversations.
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The former Smiths frontman and hero to the foppish is promoting a new solo album, so he's doing a few interviews, each of which gives him a unique opportunity to say something objectionable.
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In the study of 4,594 U.S. adults, conducted between May 29 and June 11, roughly 72 percent of the respondents believed that social media platforms actively censored political views those companies found objectionable.
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The company is staffed mostly by wealthy coastal Americans who tend to support Democrats, and it is wholly controlled by a young billionaire who has expressed policy preferences that many people find objectionable.
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The government's so-called accommodation — which would require us to a sign a form relinquishing our responsibility and then allowing others to provide the objectionable drugs to our employees — still left us complicit.
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"The most objectionable comments now get buried, with the really vile stuff hidden behind a disclaimer," Cramer said, adding that Dorsey also made a point of purging Twitter of millions of fake accounts.
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Shadi Hamid, a scholar at the Brookings Institution in Washington, said that before the controversy began, he did not use the phrase "radical Islam" much, but neither did he find it overly objectionable.
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"IMDA has assessed that the article undermined public confidence in the integrity of the Singapore Government and is objectionable on grounds of public interest," Infocommm Media Development Authority (IMDA) said in a statement.
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Larry gets a taste of this singular problem when his favorite deli names a menu item after him, but fills it with the objectionable mix of whitefish salad, sable, capers and cream cheese.
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Yes, there is — or there would be if the tariffs on Chinese products were an isolated story, or better yet if Trump were assembling an alliance of nations to confront objectionable Chinese policies.
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The pledge asks for several commitments from technology companies, including robust enforcement of their terms of service, reducing the risks of live streaming and sharing research about the software that flags objectionable content.
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Wade as part of their effort to upend a Trump nominee they find objectionable or, failing that, to deploy the issue along with health care as a rallying point for voters in November.
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The fact is that no matter what parts of this deal the Palestinians find objectionable, history shows us that every time the Palestinians reject statehood things usually end up getting worse for them.
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And, of course, there are the apps that do objectionable things with your data without being transparent about it: Facebook, Brightest Flashlight, Path, and Snapchat have all settled FTC complaints on privacy violations.
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It can, and has, been gamed by groups like the alt-right and angry fans to drive down audience scores for films they deemed objectionable, like Black Panther, The Last Jedi, and Ghostbusters.
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Usually movies for that audience need to be free of any objectionable content, including profanity, sex, drugs or alcohol, and certain kinds of violence (though war or Bible-related violence can be okay).
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" When asked how a photo will look to a Facebook employee once a user uploads it, Weaver said that in order to determine whether an image is objectionable, "it has to be clearly visible.
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Philip Neville Arps, 44, was sentenced in Christchurch District Court on Tuesday to 21 months in prison after pleading guilty to two charges of distributing objectionable material, his lawyer Anselm Williams confirmed to CNN.
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For the first time, Google's parent company lists "misleading" information and "objectionable content" from third-parties in the risks section of its annual 10-K filing as issues that could potentially affect its brands.
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If you created your Facebook account the same day you report someone's content as objectionable, the odds that you are harassing them are much higher than if you've been on the platform for years.
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The two telecommunication conglomerates issued statements on Wednesday that they will stop advertising on YouTube and Google's display network until they are reassured that their ads won't play ahead of videos with objectionable content.
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The Giphy community guidelines prohibit this kind of objectionable content in the first place, but since it works like a search engine that indexes the top GIFs on the web, things can slip through.
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As for Google, it uses AI to categorise content on YouTube, its online-video website, and weed out (some) objectionable material, and also to identify people and group them in its app, Google Photos.
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"Compelling individuals to mouth support for views they find objectionable violates that cardinal constitutional command, and in most contexts, any such effort would be universally condemned," Justice Samuel Alito wrote in the majority opinion.
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One question is how Facebook will ensure it's only connecting businesses to brand-safe creators who won't get them in trouble by posting racist, sexist or objectionable content the way star YouTuber PewDiePie did.
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In deference to clients who do not want to fund military spending or objectionable mining practices, and being mindful of the rising interest-rate risk to bonds, Yonston substitutes socially responsible non-correlated assets.
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But the tentacles of the war on sex reach far beyond these few offenses to include sex that does little or no harm but that is objectionable on moral, political, aesthetic, or religious grounds.
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Amid a series of tepid official condemnations—President Obama labeled it "highly objectionable"—Mueller fired off a letter to Scottish minister Kenny MacAskill that stood out for its raw pain, anger, and deep sorrow.
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It might be morally and politically objectionable to gather dirt about your campaign opponent from an enemy of the United States, but the mere acceptance and use of the material would not be illegal.
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Allowing employers to discriminate against employees for using contraception, or to exclude contraception coverage in health plans, isn't just objectionable because it gives bosses the power to dictate private aspects of their employees' lives.
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And unlike the entitlement programs that many conservatives find so objectionable, because they provide a benefit without any attached responsibility, CHIP is helping working families; it is keeping people employed and contributing tax dollars.
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The V.J. Kurt Loder and a cameraman came along to witness a bunch of blue people carrying a coffin, making portentous pronouncements and setting fake fire to '230s symbols they found objectionable, including Rambo.
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Trump's pick for CIA director was grilled by lawmakers over her role in the agency's past harsh interrogation system, pledging she would never restart the program or follow any morally objectionable order from Trump.
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When agencies go overboard, state legislators typically wash their hands of the affair, blaming the agency for going beyond what lawmakers say they intended, but then they do nothing to reverse the objectionable rule.
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Usually when we feel irritated by a slow walker—or a fast walker trying to muscle past us, James notes—we "recite the details of another pedestrian's 'objectionable' behavior'," which intensifies our negative feelings.
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Noam Dworman, the owner of the Comedy Cellar, in Greenwich Village, has been supportive of Louis C.K.'s return, saying it was not his role to block a performer that many might find objectionable.
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It censors content that the Chinese authorities consider sensitive or objectionable, limits the ability of members to create or join online groups and has given partial ownership of its Chinese operation to local investors.
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In his oral argument on behalf of the plaintiffs, Paul Clement spent a lot of time on this idea that insurance plans were being "hijacked" to provide a service the plaintiffs find morally objectionable.
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"It became apparent to us as we worked through this that too much of the content our advertising could appear against was not brand safe — it was objectionable by any measure," Ms. Carter said.
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That is now his brand as a presidential candidate, and it's what his critics find so objectionable: How dare he try to work with his opponents instead of seeking to shun or annihilate them?
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Compared to the other alternatives — government surveillance; the phone companies; or some new app, with all the concomitant friction and barriers to usage — Apple and Google are by some distance the least objectionable option.
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When N.Y.U.'s leadership first announced the project, some students, faculty and trustees were worried that the U.A.E. would deny entry to Jews, gays and other groups that the Gulf leadership might find objectionable.
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"They've sort of got away with trying to say, 'Hey, we're an open-source technology; it's not us, it's them,'" Jerry Buhlmann, the chief executive of Dentsu Aegis Network, said about objectionable content online.
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"This morning an unknown person gained access to the screens above our Central Auckland store and some objectionable content was displayed on the screens," Asics said in a statement posted on its Facebook page.
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"This morning an unknown person gained access to the screens above our Central Auckland store and some objectionable content was displayed on the screens," said the statement published on Asics New Zealand's Facebook page.
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In the U.S., 615 men told us about their behavior in the workplace: About one-third said they had done something in the past year that would qualify as objectionable behavior or sexual harassment.
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And the faith-based movie market — of which the most marked indicator is a lack of any "objectionable" content — continues to grow, often raking in huge numbers at the box office despite tepid critical reception.
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Still, the very framing of his preferred attack—extolling the virtues of "judgment" over "experience"—concedes that Clinton's time in office is meritorious; her errors reflect flawed personal decision-making, not a fundamentally objectionable worldview.
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Mark Zuckerberg did the right thing when he announced Wednesday that Facebook plans to hire 3,000 people to review reports of objectionable content, including live video that might contain horrible scenes of murder and suicide.
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Congress mandated the development of a TV ratings system and hardware (V-chip) to allow parents to block objectionable content two decades ago through the Telecommunications Act of 22015, Gabrielli and her co-authors explained.
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It's a loving parody that reminds the audience that Revenge of the Sith's more objectionable elements — the stilted dialogue, bad acting, and bizarrely misogynistic plotting — can still be fun, especially through a lo-fi lens.
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On Thursday, the House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed a resolution broadly calling out hate, on the face of it one of the least objectionable things the United States Congress might do on any given day.
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The liberal critique of Garland is less that he himself is objectionable — though his criminal justice views prompt some concern — and more that he isn't as historic or liberal a pick as Obama could've made.
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That said, if the FDA agrees with the panel, it would mean that the some of the fertilized embryos that are created won't be used simply because they're female — and "some may find [that] objectionable."
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Trump voters, many of whom surely practice acts of kindness, might find unexpected allies among the opposition if they focused on those moments, even if it means rejecting some of Trump's objectionable rhetoric and actions.
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Both Mizuho and Bank of America Merrill Lynch warned on Thursday a potential hit to Alphabet's revenue from companies pulling out ads due to fears of them appearing next to objectionable content, primarily on YouTube.
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Pressure's on:The moderates: This repeal-only bill would be much more disruptive in the individual market and Medicaid expansion, but wouldn't include the steep additional Medicaid cuts they found so objectionable in the Senate bill.
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While talking with Gaffney on a bright, beautiful day at a small restaurant a few blocks off Avenida Atlantica in Copacabana, I found it difficult to summarize everything I perceived as objectionable about the Olympics.
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A former acolyte of Jack Kemp, who retains his mentor's optimistic belief in the power of enterprise and free markets to help the poor, Mr Ryan must find Mr Trump's angry pessimism even more objectionable.
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When she finds something objectionable, which she says she nearly always does, she might take a photograph, peel a sticker off for her files or simply note the discovery, along with the date and place.
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According to one study, over 40 million Americans may find themselves being cared for by doctors who think they have no duty to tell patients about legal and safe treatments that they consider morally objectionable.
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SPONSOR RESERVES THE RIGHT, AT ITS SOLE DISCRETION, TO DISQUALIFY ANY ENTRY SPONSOR FEELS IS INAPPROPRIATE, OBJECTIONABLE AND/OR INCONSISTENT WITH THE POSITIVE IMAGE AND/OR GOOD WILL IT WISHES TO PROMOTE IN THIS PROMOTION.
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Facebook on Monday said it would review how it monitors violent footage and other objectionable material in response to the killing after Stephens' post was visible on the social media site for about two hours.
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"The Amish fathers found the urban newcomers objectionable because of such things as coarse slogans on T-shirts, vulgarity in conversations, and 'necking' in the parking lot," the company said later, in federal-court filings.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads ATHENS — The sixth edition of the Athens Biennale opened to a melody of wry subversion, second-rate accelerationist aesthetics, and objectionable tactics of overidentification that peaked in the 63s.
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We'll talk to Wojcicki about how she has continued to grow even as Facebook has ramped up a challenge — and how she's dealing with increased criticism about the way her property deals with objectionable content.
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"Nothing about the transaction, Capital House, L.L.C. or the investment was unusual, inappropriate, illegal or otherwise objectionable to anyone involved on either side of the transaction," Mr. Jiles said, using another spelling for the company.
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A little-known payments processor, which bills itself as a Christian-friendly company that does "not process credit card transactions for morally objectionable businesses," left online a database containing years' worth of customer payment transactions.
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"Without a popular mandate, they are pushing forward some of the most objectionable aspects of their agenda," Javier Corrales, a Latin American politics professor at Amherst College in Massachusetts, said of the country's new leaders.
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These interpretations overlook a critical point: Perhaps nowhere is diplomacy more needful than in relations with unfriendly and otherwise objectionable governments with which we may well be drawn into war if we refuse to talk.
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The law protects online platforms from being treated as publishers, which can be held legally liable for publishing misleading or harmful content, even if they choose to moderate or remove objectionable content from their platforms.
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The university said that the decision was taken in response to the demands of students who found the Sackler name "objectionable" and "incongruous with the mission of the school" from which the name was removed.
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We could shut our doors to opinions deemed unacceptable, or to personalities whom some consider objectionable, but if we did, the lesson to our students would be the opposite of what we aim to impart.
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What We Want: Before the P.O.C.C. was founded, a friend and I wrote a petition outlining what we found objectionable about the demands that the Black Justice League had made; it has more than 1,800 signatures.
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If they fare poorly in November, they will then rush Mr. Obama's choice through in a lame-duck session rather than allow a Democratic president — whoever he or she is — to name a more objectionable choice.
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As the researchers note, "Since all blockchain data is downloaded and persistently stored by users, they are liable for any objectionable content added to the blockchain by others," which is likely true under many countries' laws.
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Indeed, the company tells its users what to do when they see a friend post about suicide and recently announced that it would hire 3,000 more people to review reports of objectionable content, including self-harm.
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Here's what Google wrote: During review, we found that the content rating is not accurate for your app… Content ratings are used to inform consumers, especially parents, of potentially objectionable content that exists within an app.
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Would the death of an innocent black man at the hands of an overzealous, trigger-happy cop been enough for a conviction if the jury hadn't seen Guyger through the lens of a particularly objectionable woman?
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The more Google emphasizes its digital assistant role, the more these kind of results feel like surfacing dangerously inaccurate answers to literal questions, not simply listing pages with objectionable content in response to searches about them.
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Haspel testified at a Senate hearing that torture does not work as an interrogation technique and that, as director, her strong "moral compass" would ensure she did not carry out any administrative directive she found objectionable.
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Now let's see what Infowars says about censoring people on its own website: You will not post anything libelous, defamatory, harmful, threatening, harassing, abusive, invasive of another's privacy, hateful, racially or ethnically objectionable, or otherwise illegal.
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If for any reason an exhibit and/or its contents are deemed objectionable by Show Management, Exhibitor will be issued a warning and asked to alter the attire of its employees, exhibit staff and/or models.
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"It might be morally and politically objectionable to gather dirt about your campaign opponent from an enemy of the United States, but the mere acceptance and use of the material would not be illegal," he wrote.
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One of its most objectionable features — the ban on entry for green card holders — was personally dictated by Bannon and Miller over the Department of Homeland Security's objections, according to CNN's Evan Perez and Pamela Brown.
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Its proposals cover everything from what tech firms should do to rid their digital properties of objectionable content, such as hate speech, to whether users can move data they have accumulated on one platform to another.
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Otherwise we are setting ourselves up for a major diplomatic failure ... to hedge against such failure, it would be wise to have a prior agreement that limited objectionable actions (like nuclear tests) while we are talking.
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But Republican lawmakers attached so many objectionable provisions to the measure that Democrats have effectively blocked the bill in the Senate, where 60 votes are needed to cut off debate and bring legislation to a vote.
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Paternalistic laws may have as much consent as any other, but what makes their implementation objectionable is the refusal to explain to their purported beneficiaries why they must alter their conduct or comply with protective regulations.
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So does the new attention on the perils of digital platforms, from the proliferation of so-called Fake News, the outrage over objectionable content, or how hackers use pirated movies and TV shows to infect computers.
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Haspel was grilled by lawmakers at her confirmation hearing last week over her role in the agency's past harsh interrogation system, pledging she would never restart the program or follow any morally objectionable order from Trump.
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Facebook, like most large internet companies, relies on users and eagle-eyed advocacy groups to report objectionable content to teams of human editors, who then review each submission and decide whether a post should be deleted.
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Former TikTok employess based in the US told the Washington Post that China-based moderators would direct them to censor "objectionable" and "culturally problematic" videos, including those featuring vaping, "suggestive" dancing, and social and political issues.
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The personnel office may have discovered some old social media posts that officials there did not like, this person said, though POLITICO was unable to find any examples of posts the Trump administration might find objectionable.
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"Legally, the arrest of Mr. Puigdemont is not objectionable, but politically it creates great problems," a member of Parliament from the Free Democrats, Alexander Graf Lambsdorff, told The Augsburger Allgemeinen Zeitung, a regional paper, on Sunday.
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Democrats no longer have filibuster rules to block judicial nominees, so the watering down of the "blue slip" rule means they're left with fewer and fewer forms of recourse to stop the appointment of objectionable judges.
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On Tuesday, the lawmaker, Ayesha Gulalai Wazir, from Pakistan's tribal South Waziristan region, accused Mr. Khan of sending her "objectionable" text messages, and said women were not respected in his political party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf.
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Parents and religious leaders will no doubt continue to try to keep "objectionable" books out of libraries, but they will be no more successful at keeping children from reading those books than they have ever been.
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"Though the architects of the Constitution surely didn't contemplate presidential Twitter accounts, they understood that the president must not be allowed to banish views from public discourse simply because he finds them objectionable," Mr. Jaffer said.
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I suggest that responsible Republicans, who have voiced serious concerns if not outright opposition to this president-elect, form an Independent Republican Conference and join with Senate Democrats in denying approval of the most objectionable appointees.
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The purpose of the memo was to persuade Google to abandon certain diversity-related practices the engineer found objectionable and to convince co-workers to join his cause, or at least discuss the points he raised.
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The plane's "objectionable or unacceptable flying qualities" while breaking the sound barrier are just some of the many flaws plaguing the aircraft including overheating problems and cybersecurity vulnerabilities that could lead to compromises of F-35 data.
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The Supreme Court gave the store its exemption, but not the relief it was asking for, which was to absolutely cut off its employees from coverage for the expensive forms of contraception that the employer found objectionable.
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The memo argues that the surveillance application relied on information from Steele's dossier without proper disclosures — which Republicans find objectionable since Steele's project was ultimately funded by the Clinton campaign and they believe it to be bogus.
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"While we are still reviewing the EEOC's wellness rules that were posted today, they don't appear to contain any major surprises that would be objectionable from our standpoint," said Robert Ferris, director of external communications at Honeywell.
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GIPHY has apologized, fixed the bug that let the objectionable GIF slip through, and reviewed its GIF sticker library four times in an effort to guarantee that offensive content won't end up in apps that embed it.
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Still, it's obvious that this escalating battle concerns the wide spectrum of objectionable behavior #MeToo encompasses — and that we are about to find out where on that spectrum feminists of all ages and ideologies draw the line.
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"Your app contains images and references of Pepe the Frog, which are considered objectionable content," an Apple App Review Board employee named Nicole wrote in a rejection notice to Spirit Realm Games, the developer of Pepe Scream.
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Customers of Spark, Vocus, or Vodaphone may have difficulty accessing sites known for hosting objectionable material and which actively helped to mirror the 17 minutes of real-time murder footage after it had been pulled from Facebook.
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Reading through guidelines for Graphic Content, Revenge Porn, Sexual Child Abuse, it's hard not to be struck by Facebook's plodding attempts to identify what is and isn't objectionable, as well as the base nature of the examples.
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In a letter to Johnson, Miller's lawyers at law firm Mishcon de Reya argued that in the current circumstances it would be "constitutionally objectionable" and unlawful to ask the queen to suspend parliament - a process called prorogation.
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The Sadler joke was much worse than anything Michelle Wolf ever said because it was done by a White House official in an official meeting and underneath a President who has repeatedly made even more objectionable statements.
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"We are committed to upholding the values of academic freedom and serving as a forum for the free exchange of ideas, even when those ideas may be difficult, controversial or objectionable to some," spokeswoman Tanya Weinberg said.
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The First Amendment doesn't guarantee you the rights you think it does Knowing this history firsthand, Price finds it disturbing that some students today want safe spaces and trigger warnings to fend off speech they find objectionable.
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In exchange for that concession, Republicans would promise not blow up the rule allowing the Senate minority to filibuster Supreme Court nominations — giving Democrats the ability to filibuster the next, potentially more objectionable Trump Supreme Court pick.
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William Green has leased the fifth-floor apartment in New York City's East Village since 1996, and, according to the lawsuit, has repeatedly violated the "objectionable conduct" clause of his lease and the city's Rent Stabilization Code.
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But the company says it is confident that, with its steep increase in moderators and progress in machine learning, it will be capable of enforcing its rules effectively, which will help stem the tide of objectionable videos.
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"Even when Mr. Trump is right," defending Iranian protesters or objecting to North Korean missile tests, "there's always some excess or some objectionable statement that undermines American credibility, and it's hard to win that back," he said.
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Before last fall, they had all of this diffuse information about Mr. Trump that they found objectionable, or even potentially criminal — things that were generally inappropriate but might not reach the level of impeachable, in their minds.
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Star to know: CEO Lisa Utzschneider 2019 revenue: between $200 million and $300 millionComment: Integral Ad Science started out by helping marketers ensure their digital ads are free of fraud and bots and far from objectionable content.
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Richard Henry Lee of Virginia, an opponent of the Federalists, also argued that the Bill of Rights left intact those parts of the Constitution he thought most objectionable, such as the federal judiciary and direct taxation, intact.
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It was a common slur used by leftist activists against people who supported new market-rate housing development, and I embraced it partially because I found these people and the way they conducted debate to be so objectionable.
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But even if someone reads it and finds something objectionable… Facebook must establish a Privacy Committee, Compliance Officers and an Independent Assessor to make sure that the rules it sets for itself are sufficient and being followed sufficiently.
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And we still haven't gotten to the public policies that many find objectionable, like unprecedented tax cuts for billionaires and immigration restrictions on Muslims that would have made it illegal for a younger Rushdie to move to America.
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By co-opting the word "lynching" to mean anything unpleasant or objectionable, and deploying the term for political expediency or more dangerous ends, the speaker, writer, or, in this case, the tweeter, diminishes lynching's power in American history.
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And even if they may no longer find Trump's language on Israel objectionable, some believe the Republican Jewish world will be convinced that Cruz does not threaten the pro-Israel GOP majority in the Senate as Trump might.
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Today Facebook has around 14,000 workers overseeing security, safety, compliance and community operations, twice as many as a year earlier, and that figure is likely to rise as more countries require it to find and remove objectionable content.
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But the companies are only as good as the humans they hire, and the job of content moderator is largely a thankless one — the daily slog of viewing vast amounts of objectionable content has a psychological toll attached.
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Maybe. But they're part of an old, reliable one, too — even outside tech, it isn't exactly a surprise to learn that the some of the fabulously wealthy might spend their money in ways that we find deeply objectionable.
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Those emerge in different contexts, including the classic pile-on response to an objectionable comment, but Phillips is surprised how frequently celebrities sit back and watch their supporters take on other famous people with whom they've been feuding.
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Mike Schroepfer: I mean, you can see this in the numbers that Sheryl just talked about, because if we published numbers of, for example, objectionable content, nudity and pornography, identified by people first and reported to us, vs.
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We just published this film called The Moderators about India, with incredible access to people who are basically having to look at objectionable content on the internet to see if it will make it onto social media sites.
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The Promoter reserves the right to disqualify any entrant submitting an entry which, in the opinion of the Promoter, includes objectionable content, including but not limited to profanity, nudity, potentially insulting, scandalous, inflammatory or defamatory images or language.
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ISLAMABAD, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Social network Twitter has warned two Pakistani rights activists against objectionable content, they said on Monday, a move that signals a continuing push by the south Asian nation to rein in free speech online.
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As a House member, Mr. Flake joined Mr. Pence in racing to the floor from their adjoining offices in the Cannon building to thwart late-night leadership efforts to sneak through objectionable bills when few were paying attention.
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The government cannot force these companies to open up their sites and associate with viewpoints that their owners and shareholders find objectionable, any more than it can force you to display government-approved speech on your private property.
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"Compelling individuals to mouth support for views they find objectionable violates that cardinal constitutional command, and in most contexts, any such effort would be universally condemned," wrote Justice Samuel Alito, who authored the court's opinion in the case.
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You could compare this situation to that of civil servants who refuse to carry out laws they find objectionable — like Kim Davis, the Kentucky county clerk who felt her religious views prevented her from signing gay marriage certificates.
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Last week, Facebook said it was reviewing how it monitored violent footage and other objectionable material after a posting of the fatal shooting of a man in Cleveland, Ohio was visible for two hours before being taken down.
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When the aptly named Sporting Life, a dope peddler (the vibrant Frederick Ballentine), debunks a literal reading of the Bible in "It Ain't Necessarily So," even the churchgoers who find him objectionable laugh, carry on and sing along.
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Germany has enacted tough laws to prevent the spread of hate speech and misinformation that require Facebook, YouTube and Twitter to take down objectionable content or risk fines, a strategy that other countries in the region are considering.
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It says it has removed advertisers' ability to target users by ethnicity when promoting housing, employment or credit; it removed "Jew Haters" and other objectionable categories and said it would increase human review of its ad-targeting options.
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One of its most objectionable and indefensible features — the sudden ban on entry for previously approved green card holders from targeted countries — was personally dictated by Bannon and Miller over the Department of Homeland Security's objections, per CNN.
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By endorsing Cruz as an acceptable candidate, Bush is revealing a lot about what establishment Republicans do and don't find objectionable about Trump, and confirming that #NeverTrump has very little to do with opposing Trump's underlying racist ideas.
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In the latest escalation of a hyperpartisan struggle over nominations, Republicans would dearly like to abbreviate the confirmation timetable and deprive Democrats of one of their last remaining weapons to register opposition to Trump nominees they consider objectionable.
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Read more " _____ • Editorial board in USA Today: "Overall, Gorsuch is about the best choice the country can expect from this president; in fact, the nomination was one of the least objectionable things Trump has done since taking office.
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" Scarano said the fact of Jay-Z "getting down on his knees, so to speak, and baring his soul really resonate in a year where we've seen a lot of men taken to task for really objectionable behavior.
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On Monday afternoon, the YouTube Creators Twitter account released a short statement apologizing for the "confusion" users were experiencing with the site's Restricted Mode — a feature that allows users to filter out "potentially objectionable content," according to Google.
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In one exceptional instance during the Obama administration, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) officials wisely responded to the concerns of faith-based organizations being shut out from AIDS grants that required them to do morally objectionable activities.
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So the idea that someone could take away a broadcaster's license because they don't like the freedom of their speech has to pass the hurdle of showing that they've done something objectionable under the rules of their license.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Apple Inc said on Friday that it had banned from its App Store the Infowars app belonging to popular U.S. conspiracy theorist Alex Jones after finding that it had violated the company's rules against "objectionable content".
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The objectionable "rhetoric" came via an Amazon court filing on Monday, in which Amazon alleged it was passed over for the lucrative Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) contract because of President Donald Trump's disdain for Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
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In the interrogatory heat, he did not get a chance to lay out the nuanced approach the company takes to enforce its self-defined community standards while also encouraging free expression, including speech that some users might find objectionable.
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He has lashed out against anyone critical of him, from other politicians to the media to "Saturday Night Live," tweeting that the show should be taken off the air when it mocked him in a way he found objectionable.
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The stock slide was the worst since the owner of Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram warned in July that profit margins would erode in coming years because of consumer and government pressure to better guard data and suppress objectionable content.
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Last week, Facebook said it was reviewing how it monitored violent footage and other objectionable material after a posting of the fatal shooting of an elderly man in Cleveland, Ohio was visible for two hours before being taken down.
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His argument—that making cakes is a form of creative expression, and that it is unconstitutional to force him to use those gifts in ways he finds morally objectionable—hasn't convinced a single court to rule in his favor.
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Called upon repeatedly during her confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill to address whether the CIA's post-9/11 detainee interrogation techniques were morally objectionable, Haspel demurred, refusing over and over again to address the question directly and without qualification.
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Now the question is whether YOLO's warning during signup that it has "no tolerance for objectionable content or abusive users" or its in-app flagging and blocking features will protect it from teen misuse or Apple and Google's wrath.
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He has publicly said that he would not dictate to anyone whom they should cast their vote for, and frequently uses the word "conscience": a not-too-subtle suggestion that not voting for Trump is not objectionable to him.
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Raskin argued that if GOP leaders are insisting upon removing Pulphus's painting because they find it objectionable, statues of Confederate leaders like Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee and John Breckenridge should be also be taken out of the Capitol.
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It does not, however, include some of the parts of the package that Democrats found most objectionable — such as those to make the individual tax cuts in the GOP's 2017 tax law permanent or to create universal savings accounts.
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Exercising what influence she has to draw strict conclusions on what she finds objectionable is exactly what Palin loves to do; why wouldn't she try to leverage that love into a job where she literally gets to judge people?
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It's a positive early step for all platforms that Gfycat is being proactive about moderating deepfakes, but if the history of the internet teaches us anything, it's that it's impossible to squash objectionable content 100 percent of the time.
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Many YouTubers, however, have complained that the policies are unevenly enforced with little transparency, dramatically lowering their revenue but giving them little recourse to fix issues or appeal the platform's decisions, even as objectionable content remains on the platform.
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The result was that someone scoring a touchdown could make a limited, brief demonstration, but his teammates were forbidden to join in, and any objectionable act, however innocuous in the eyes of players and fans, drew a yellow flag.
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The longtime casual hashtag for muting objectionable social media accounts took on a pointed political significance when several Twitter users, most notably actress Debra Messing (Will and Grace), urged others to unfollow Trump's accounts and follow other progressive alternatives.
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Instead of a demure Victorian romance, though, "Le Corsaire," based on a Lord Byron poem, is a flashy, virtuosic fantasy about pirates, slaves and abducted maidens, complete with dated gender and cultural stereotypes that range from questionable to objectionable.
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Mr. Mattis could have tried to outmaneuver Mr. Bolton — who has wanted him gone for some time — and stay in his job, discreetly devising stratagems for eluding dangers posed by Mr. Trump's erratic behavior and blunting objectionable military initiatives.
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"The issues come into high relief when one lifts the unpopular business of landfill operation out of the equation and replaces it with, say, a German bank owned by an objectionable religious minority in the year 123," he wrote.
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All of that means that new media creators hoping to make a living online need to play by YouTube's rules, and steer clear of anything "potentially objectionable" — not to real people, who might actually be offended, but to robots.
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"The main thing is I want to be able to take my kids to a library and make sure they're in a safe environment, and that they're not gonna be exposed to something that is objectionable material," state Rep.
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India, the world's largest weapons buyer, often requires defense firms to build weapons in India in partnership with Indian firms, the kind of requirements that the Trump administration finds objectionable in China with regard to cars and other products.
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In recent months, news outlets and activists have discovered prominent companies inadvertently financing a wide range of objectionable material online through automated ad placement, including sites that traffic in fake news and racist and terrorism-related videos on YouTube.
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The company made the announcement after YouTube, the video unit of rival Google, lost some advertisers and had to scramble to keep others that were concerned about damage to their brands should their ads be placed alongside objectionable content.
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Featured snippets have turned up a host of highly publicized errors over the years, but the problem is much more pernicious when an objectionable answer comes via voice, where it's harder to understand the source that Google's pulling from.
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If he wins, they lose access to the White House (and the Republican Party), and if he loses (and particularly should he lose narrowly), they will be held responsible for every objectionable thing subsequently done by President Hillary Clinton.
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One potential difference is that blockchain users may not be able to delete objectionable data once it's pointed out to them, given the supposed immutability of blockchains—that is, their security rests on the fact that past entries cannot be altered.
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President Donald Trump's national security advisor, John Bolton, told reporters Tuesday in Moscow that the Russian effort to interfere in America's elections is "objectionable" and made it "impossible for two years" for the United States and Russia to make progress diplomatically.
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The draft decree, released last month, requires providers of services such as email and social media to set up offices if they collect or analyse data, allow anti-state actions or cyber attack by users, and fail to remove objectionable content
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The way conservative Christian publications do film criticism is usually tied more to content issues than to the movie as a whole; in other words, a movie is objectionable if characters use profanity or have sex, no matter the context.
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If Valve wants to find objectionable content and then forego their cut while keeping the games available for download that's one thing, and they can probably stick by the words in their blog post a bit more as a result.
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