The sole WTO obligation of the offending party is to eventually eliminate the offending practice.
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I don't think people were afraid of offending African-Americans, but of offending the British.
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And if they posted multiple offending videos before they logged in, those offending videos are "bundled" into a single strike.
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Under one potential iteration of Google's plans, the ban could extend to all advertising that appears on sites with offending ads, rather than just the offending ads specifically.
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" One of the many offending tracks listed is "MEMPHIS.
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Sometimes the offending account remains, other times it simply vanishes.
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Hubbuch's offending tweet wasn't hobby activity; it was political activity.
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Violators are asked to cover up or remove offending items.
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In this case, you should probably delete the offending email.
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Instead, Twitter will initially require offending tweets to be removed.
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"Avoidance of the offending odor is key," Dr. Voigt says.
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" Berger deleted the offending tweets, but the damage was done. ".
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I will however apologize for offending EFF and its supporters.
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Facebook has since taken down the offending accounts and posts.
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Google has no choice but to drop the offending restrictions.
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Dropbox has since deleted the offending folder and its contents.
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Onsen sometimes provide plasters to cover up the offending bits.
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But removing the offending object from the sky is trickier.
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You can see the offending moment in this teaser: pic.twitter.
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As a nuclear option you can simply uninstall offending apps.
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For the complete HSUS list of offending breeders, click here.
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The offending clips have since been taken down, Koh said.
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The offending fans were removed, however, and eventually play resumed.
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Yes, I screenshotted the offending looks to my loved ones.
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The offending actress remains unnamed, but Twitter's on the case.
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TBFNP also does "background" research on the offending photographers themselves.
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"If anything, I was afraid of offending people," she said.
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The list of offending countries is long and growing longer.
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In recent times actors swiftly apologize for offending progressive sensibilities.
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Karmi suspects Bethesda may have been afraid of offending Israelis.
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"Women's routes into offending are different [to men's]," she said.
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I just think jokes can be made without offending people.
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The incident resulted in minimal discipline against the offending officer.
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Both Morey and the NBA backtracked after offending Chinese fans.
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The company will then limit the functionality of offending accounts.
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Freeman has denied "intentionally" offending or making anyone feel uncomfortable.
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Do not make matters worse by deleting the offending tweet.
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Linking the plan to Mexico left corporate groups mostly silent, leery of offending the president by criticizing him but also leery of offending Americans who dislike Mr. Trump's denunciations of Mexico and Mexican immigrants.
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Although young people can pack a lot of offending into that developmental stage and terrorize many victims, most (but not all) people reduce their offending as they mature, especially into their 40s and beyond.
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Other rights lawyers have found themselves in court for offending officials.
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Those platforms only deleted the offending content once reported by journalists.
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I ask: Doesn't she worry offending people will eventually hurt her?
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Instead, the board says it offers offending nurses private disciplinary orders.
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He's saying something inappropriate, offending you, and probably ruining your life.
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The offending API was removed in April, according to T-Mobile.
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Joe Biden has finally apologized for offending folks with that remark.
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The offending content was the inclusion of the Distracted Boyfriend meme.
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The Bangkok Post says Watana's offending post was made on Tuesday.
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John Kelly need to apologize for offending the widow of Sgt.
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McCullough kept a low profile and worked at not offending anyone.
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He was found guilty of uploading obscene content and offending Christians.
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The dirtiest thing in the video is offending the Egyptian women.
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Do you worry about offending people with your sense of humor?
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The NCA says that his offending continued up until December 2018.
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Khloé Kardashian was this close to not offending anybody this Halloween.
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But both defendants have already printed retractions to the offending material.
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Offending items, such as unsightly sale signs, are circled in red.
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Sometimes celebs aren't too concerned about offending people with their costumes.
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In a 2015 interview with the Times, Trump acknowledged offending people.
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Some of the offending channels, flagged by BuzzFeed Wednesday, were verified.
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In the same case, he was accused of offending Islamic beards.
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They confiscated the offending machines and put them in plastic bags.
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They also have to worry about the consequences of offending her.
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There are so many small children playing and offending people, continuously.
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Immediately your eyes zero in on the offending object: A backpack.
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You hate social awkwardness and desperately want to avoid offending anyone.
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The driver avoided the offending patch, ditching the spelt around it.
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What kind of penalty might Silver hand down to offending teams?
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Azealia Banks has a habit of making headlines for offending people.
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The only problem is that the offending lyric doesn't actually exist.
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Barcelona Journal BARCELONA, Spain — The offending statue was pelted with eggs.
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Ms. Norwood is understandably concerned about offending Mr. Reed's black supporters.
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A full list of the offending apps can be found here.
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But other outlets, mindful of heavy fines, are removing offending titles.
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Feel free to cross out the offending word with a pen.
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Haley quickly deleted the offending tweet, but it was too late.
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We like to be neither/nor libertarian, unostentatious and not offending.
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Revenue to the offending websites would presumably plummet as a result.
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The offending accounts have been taken down from Twitter and Facebook.
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It is an intentional self-blinding to avoid offending frail sensibilities.
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" One particularly offending line read: "If you're crippled don't flaunt it.
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Specifically, Travis reported that ESPN wished to "avoid offending" some viewers.
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A new sneaker is taking its turn at trending and offending.
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Let them out too early and you risk them re-offending.
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The recycling isn't collected until people fish out the offending items.
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Teams then could decide whether and how to punish offending staff.
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Their fans fell in line, swarming the offending writers with hate.
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Even worse than offending the Founding Fathers, you are offending Americans of faith by continually saying "I pray for the President," when you know this statement is not true, unless it is meant in a negative sense.
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The offending dog makes a beeline to the area behind the shed.
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Judge Nigel Sweeney told him "this was wicked offending of extreme gravity."
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Once again, Antoni gets up close and personal with the offending odor.
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Now she could face two years in prison for offending religious feelings.
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Camp argued that "unconscious bias" was to blame for the offending comments.
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It was not immediately clear which agencies the offending officers were from.
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And many may feel awkward or worried about offending the potential couple.
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The company said it had disabled offending accounts and removed fake pages.
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When I opened Twitter, I was prompted to delete 5 offending tweets.
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To find the offending machine, Brady took an analog approach: following wires.
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I want to say no but then I'm scared of offending people.
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After Guttfield emailed Bezos, Amazon assigned someone to track the offending driver.
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Yet Malaysia is clearly nervous about offending China by cancelling the deal.
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Mr Schlaerth's idea is to reflect and muffle the worst-offending waves.
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He made the offending comment while comparing Clinton to Lyndon B. Johnson.
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He told the committee that the offending sales targets have been changed.
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Plus, you run the risk of offending the person speaking to you.
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" Another offending postcard sent to Mr. Pruitt, said: "CLIMATE CHANGE IS REAL!!!
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If the movies keep offending people, it's time for Hollywood to listen.
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Twitter going forward will also limit the reach of these offending tweets.
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Many speakers and writers across the world are terrified of offending Islamists.
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Offending teams face disqualification, a suspension and fines of up to $1,035,000.
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Here's how to dress up without offending anyone while you're at it.
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He asked, cheerfully, what gave her the right to risk offending him .
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Many, although not all, of the offending tweets have since been deleted.
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Calhoun was a patriarch who whipped his slave Aleck for offending Mrs.
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Together, Jeff and Sanjay wrote code to compensate for the offending machines.
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The Vatican has taken steps to root out some offending clergy members.
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Focus on what really matters Mr. Sloan, not on offending your clients.
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Offending parents were reported to the school and to the local authorities.
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This is done without getting on a soapbox or offending the host.
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Offending Chinese customers, however, could have potentially major consequences for Dolce & Gabbana.
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Kidz Bop steers clear of risqué songs, and rewrites potentially offending lyrics.
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Despite this, there are surprisingly few resources to support non-offending pedophiles.
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How do I tell them I am not interested without offending them?
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Whether to take an offending post down, hide it or label it.
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Google was forced to step in and suspend the offending Chrome extensions.
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Mr. Mnuchin attempted to sidestep the controversy without offending his temperamental boss.
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Despite the offending accounts being reported countless times, Twitter took no action.
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Then she pushed down his cuticles and clipped the offending skin away.
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You need people who can speak honestly to one another without offending.
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They are particularly resistant to removing offending content, even after repeated reporting.
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They were not deterred by any fear of offending the United States.
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"I think the risk of 'offending' is a bit lower," he said.
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And Mr. Burns had that to spare, no matter the offending object.
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Plastic purgers need to rearrange their lives to avoid the offending material.
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Facebook may also be required to disable access to the offending content.
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In the 35-page complaint for the lawsuit, Twitch asks for everything from the transfer of ownership of the offending domains to Twitch or their cancellation to court orders barring payment processors from working with the offending sites.
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Google and Twitter also later apologized and promised they'd banned the offending options.
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We've asked Facebook if this tool covers all offending apps at this point.
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Track workers were deployed to Sainte Devote to weld down the offending cover.
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"Your offending is serious," the magistrate said to the teen, according to Bloomberg.
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It did not go into detail about what the offending banner looked like.
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"They [Clitoraid] were kicked out for being insensitive and offending survivors," she explains.
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Future partners would be warned by police of their history of violent offending.
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For its part, Twitter agreed to hand over data on the offending user.
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That's why the company still relies heavily on users to report offending content.
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For each online check, it returns a report with links to offending posts.
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The content providers are then responsible for obeying and removing any offending content.
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The offending vegetable, which was very dark in color, weighed about 11 pounds.
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The staffers spoke on background to avoid offending the candidate and senior leadership.
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That's right, it banned him entirely rather than simply removing the offending content.
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In 2016 the government cancelled an order for 50 Airbus helicopters, offending France.
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Flight attendants most often responded by avoiding further interaction with the offending passenger.
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The offending system is itself testament to the cost of ducking difficult decisions.
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And trains and hires ex-offenders or young people at risk of offending.
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In the past, I'd skirt the issue out of fear of offending someone,.
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The accounts that posted the offending pictures, by the way, were not suspended.
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Those ads are removed immediately and the offending publishers are blacklisted, it said.
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Here are the most offending questions as reported by the New York Times.
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Specifically, the authors examined co-offending, or being arrested together for a crime.
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This time around, photographers were also given full view of the offending garment.
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Elaine offending the Yankees by attending a game in a Baltimore Orioles cap.
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Not that she went into detail about what the offending object was, though.
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He went a little deeper before reporting that he'd found the offending lump.
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Some villagers stayed away from the demonstration for fear of offending the mayor.
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The solutions are often politically messy, offending the sensibilities of the moneyed class.
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Contact other tenants who share walls (or a ceiling) with the offending neighbor.
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Ushers aim at offending screens with a pointer until users put them away.
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The offending ad is a 24-second TV commercial for Captain Morgan rum.
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The whole incident was resolved, and offending tweets erased, in about 10 minutes.
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The simplest sanction would be to decommission the offending robot or the program.
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The suit also suggests the offending agents were well aware of their behavior.
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" Clinton, Kohn argued, "should be reaching out to these voters, not offending them.
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"The offending party will be fired before the day is over," Frey wrote.
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When the media acts like he's offending everyone, I know that's not true.
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"I apologize for the misunderstanding yesterday and for offending Allison Donahue" he said.
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"I apologize for the misunderstanding yesterday and for offending Allison Donahue," he wrote.
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Well, you might be offending me in the future right now. Pre-cancel!
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The activist was charged with "offending religious beliefs," which is illegal in Poland.
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Silver called CCTV's decision "unfortunate" and apologized for offending the league's Chinese fans.
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" He called on the citizenry to punish the offending press with "public indignation.
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He sometimes accepted segregated seating at his crusades for fear of offending whites.
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She took off her sweater and saw the offending scorpion in her seat.
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Both couples asked their states' civil rights agencies to prosecute the offending bakers.
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An offending sheriff's department could be taken over by the state, he said.
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The list of offending foods was similar to that of the British study.
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The spokesperson also said that the offending posts were deleted from the platform.
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These problems don't just go away, even if their most extreme offending improves.
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In his view, nothing less than destroying the offending Russian missiles would do.
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The commission can also force internal policy changes and rehirings at offending institutions.
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Jesse L. Jackson, the sneakers were pulled and Adidas apologized for offending consumers.
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It would have also helped victims sue Web hosts to remove the offending images.
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From Borat to Bruno, Sacha Baron Cohen has made a living playfully offending people.
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As a result of the searches, prosecutors are charging her with offending religious feelings.
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In the summer of 2015, city officials began removing the offending bits of hardware.
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Typically, the only action YouTube has taken is closing down comments on offending videos.
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That means Apple is best positioned to remove the offending software, and it is.
|
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As usual, Google promised to improve its search results, while the offending tweets disappeared.
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Last year the IWF identified over three times more offending websites than in 2014.
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This involves turning down a Judd Apatow movie over and over, offending him deeply.
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The condition often goes away on its own, once the offending agent is removed.
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But if someone links directly to an offending tweet, it can still be seen.
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In theory Article 7 can strip an offending country of its EU voting rights.
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Lil B, in his wisdom, retweeted the offending "who's Lil B" tweet this morning.
|
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Immediately after Mathers posted the offending photo, she faced intense backlash on social media.
|
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"Existing technologies are unable to isolate the effect of offending sources," Cartwright tells me.
|
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Both Reddit and Gfycat have copyright infringement policies that state they'll remove offending content.
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We don't have to worry about celebrating our clients' success and offending other clients.
|
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And from there, an obligation to strike back at the offending posters takes hold.
|
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Track workers were then deployed to Sainte Devote to weld down the offending cover.
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The offending programs that could get an account flagged are called mappers and trackers.
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Some indigenous groups have long called for the Vatican to repudiate the offending bulls.
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Frank takes down the offending art and stares at the blank space a bit.
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"You can't do a campaign like this without offending someone in Germany," he says.
|
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She eventually reposted the pic with a smiley face covering the offending body part.
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All lined up for staged photo ops apologizing for offending and opposing the party.
|
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Twitter temporarily suspended one account and appears to have blocked offending tweets from others.
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As with the others, he had sketched the offending cartoon at his kitchen table.
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Here are other times Western brands caved to China after offending the Communist Party.
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She began combing the store for the offending employees, and soon encountered Mr. Brown.
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In Lindquist's work, however, intuitive offsets imply nature's inability to absorb the offending material.
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Others are extremely focused on not offending god, personal security, or their breathing patterns.
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As far as I can tell, I may have escaped without actually offending anyone.
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"Dax J had no intention of provoking your anger or offending you," they said.
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The company is aggressive, overtly in-your-face, and it doesn't mind offending people.
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Anuel has since apologized for his offending verses, but not about his offensive collaborator.
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I don't want to get a laugh by offending something that somebody can't change.
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Critics also have faced bankrupting lawsuits for supposedly offending the dignity of the state.
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Schumer made the offending statement outside, while the court was hearing an abortion case.
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I wouldn't think of offending you with a check if I'm not your president!
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The register would send a clear message that this kind of offending is unacceptable.
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She did so, she says, out of fear of offending a mentor and friend.
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The most accessible preventative measure—therapy—is similarly fraught, even for non-offending pedophiles.
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The offending weapon was identified as a land-based cruise missile, the SSC-8.
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The uninitiated ignored the imperfections while the inhabitants assigned blame for the offending fingerprints.
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But it was difficult to hide the offending triple stripe on my Adidas sneakers.
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Brands have to employ them sensitively and make sure they're not offending potential customers.
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Patronage politics ensures their immunity from their own offending words — and from much worse.
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"Offending somebody in this obvious way shows something fell through the cracks," says Erdem.
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They won't avoid asking critical questions for fear of offending a potentially culpable party.
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But Google's tool does not explain what specific policy an offending ad has violated.
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Maybe if they could have these conversations without offending half the country they would.
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But you should be cautious about talking to the offending party about the situation.
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Stereotypes are failed attempts at finding a mean that often ends up offending people.
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As Pierson put it, Trump wasn't even a Republican when he made the offending comments.
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"This is not about offending farmers," says Cahê Rodrigues, the designer responsible for the parade.
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Google gives offending sites 30 days to get rid of the shitty ads once reported.
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Trulia found that they're far less likely to confront the offending individual face-to-face.
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The offending drink is the Jack's Precious IPA, made by The Musketeers Brewery in Flanders.
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Google's approach has been to remove links to the offending pages only for EU users.
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"They seemed very willing to learn and fix what was offending people," one sophomore said.
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"Once they were made aware of the offending content, they handled the situation," DeFranco said.
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Facebook took down the post showing the back of the card and offending number Wednesday.
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They expunged the day from their almanacs, and offending revellers risked a five-shilling fine.
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Pour hot water over the offending area and watch as your wine-soaked woes disappear.
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But while Reddit has finally removed the offending content in question, the damage is done.
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China uses these outbursts of nationalism, whipped up by state media, to punish offending countries.
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In the case of Sofia, the offending producer gets a stool thrown at her head.
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Regardless of whether the offending statement is health-related, the response is inevitably health-based.
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And it will remain up for 14 days after the user deletes the offending Tweet.
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The network reportedly felt that Twitter didn't move quickly enough to remove the offending tweets.
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Under the legislation, any platform will have to use upload filters to catch offending material.
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The institute gave the company responsible for the offending wrappers 24 hours to halt production.
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So how did the offending documentary make it into the festival in the first place?
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HART was trained on five years of data, including suspects' offending history, gender, and postcode.
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He tends to behave like a bull in a china shop and likes offending people.
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Those at a high risk of re-offending will be steered into recidivism-reduction programs.
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Here is the offending page, but good luck making anything out without a magnifying glass.
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When it comes to foreign relations, he has already shown a knack for offending allies.
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But the algorithm deployed to start identifying the offending content has made many mistakes already.
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But on the other hand, Garcetti would permit the offending student's dismissal from the university.
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If Facebook finds abuse, it will shut down the offending apps and take legal action.
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There's a lot of other ways [to protest] without offending the veterans of our country.
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In categories where Facebook did provide information on such offending posts, it reported an increase.
|
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After being alerted by Business Insider, Instagram has booted the offending company off its platform.
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The pope dropped last year's plan to create a special tribunal to investigate offending bishops.
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Hiding behind a screen name, Internet trolls can make a game out of offending people.
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"Women are much more likely to associate hard drug use with offending generally," she explains.
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This explains why Facebook is going out of its way to hunt down offending publishers.
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One night he pulled out an offending tooth with the pliers on his Leatherman tool.
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With religious scrupulosity, there are often concerns about devil worship, blasphemy, hell, or offending god.
|
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Guests winced, and craned their necks to locate the offending child (or more likely parent).
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I could talk about the weather or airline food without offending anybody, and that's it.
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But I'd love to express how uncomfortable these remarks make me without offending anyone. Thoughts?
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Wary of offending their country's biggest trading partner, Indonesian officials have played down the conflict.
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"Can't we create something cool, interesting, and weird without worrying about offending someone?" they asked.
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But even though he quickly deleted the offending shirts, his company still ended up folding.
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The offending team can't change players and the face-off is in the offensive zone.
|
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Trump never seems to be worried about offending anyone except Vladimir Putin and white supremacists.
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James zooms in on the offending disc jockey, who continues to pump out the jams.
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That's why the most popular web browser still permits the offending cookies, albeit with limitations.
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They took mischievous stabs at spelling out the final offending words. Tonodooday. TuhNOduhdei. Tunotudae. Tonodudday.
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The Australian inquiry underlines the question of whether the Vatican will ever discipline offending bishops.
|
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Then, Bethesda eventually responded thanks to AJ's tweet and took action against the offending players.
|
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She first tried contacting the stores directly, ordering them to take down the offending goods.
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On Saturday, at the request of the government, the Supreme Court eliminated the offending ruling.
|
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Trump, however, doesn't seem too concerned with formalities or the possibility of offending another president.
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In Minnesota, voters wearing political apparel are asked to cover up or remove offending items.
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Claims of libel, however, have to be made within three months of the offending publication.
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The offending message seemed to contain a indecipherable bit of unicode that crashed the PlayStation.
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Barr continued tweeting Wednesday, at one point saying the offending tweet was composed at 2 a.m.
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One of the offending texts mocked victims of Hurricane Maria, making reference to cadavers and crows.
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She&aposs offending our law enforcement agents, not only the Ice agents but Border Patrol agents.
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Many in the audience stood and cheered, while TV censors quickly bleeped out the offending words.
|
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"Comedies don't work anymore," he said, because all of the comedians are afraid of offending people.
|
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Rather than take punitive action against Jones, Twitter simply required Jones to delete the offending tweets.
|
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Twitter took down the offending tweets after Dorsey got involved, but its policy remained the same.
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He threw the offending scooters in the dumpster, but they were quickly replaced by more scooters.
|
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The offending user on The Candid Forum who posted photos from UCSD seemingly deleted their account.
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If a person is accused of offending again, Jacoby explained, the education may not have worked.
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As of press time, however, MoonEmoji has not disclosed where he/she ordered the offending pizza.
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I wholeheartedly apologize as I feel horrible about my ignorance and offending many people I respect.
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That's good news, because if he manages to stop offending women, there's hope for Cavill yet.
|
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The Russian prosecutor regularly slaps criminal charges on bloggers for "offending the feelings of the faithful".
|
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In reading the complaint, one may notice that the offending statements appear to quote other sources.
|
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If they fail to report the offending story, they could face jail time, the police concluded.
|
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From here on out, any violations will be punished with a removal of the offending post.
|
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Authorities said they are confident they caught the offending alligator but acknowledge they are not sure.
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You can see the original image below; the offending symbol is visible on the upper arm.
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Bungie will fix the offending art, and hopefully snuff out any other examples before they surface.
|
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The offending gummies, for example, contained Lycasin, a brand name for a sugar substitute called malitol.
|
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This was enough—according to TorrentFreak—for Starz to get Twitter to remove the offending tweet.
|
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The offending avatar is blurred out in the YouTube clip below, but Glacey's reaction is telling.
|
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Prosecution of the offending parties [shipping agent and master of the vessel] has been instigated today.
|
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MOST of China's rich try to keep their heads down and avoid offending the Communist Party.
|
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The offending post, which has attracted 54,000 'likes' and 48,000 comments, remains on Folau's Instagram page.
|
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Turkey's telecommunications regulator issued the fine in December, after Twitter failed to remove the offending content.
|
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We've seen YouTube try to tackle the content controversy by turning other screws on offending channels.
|
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Viewers noticed the gaffe almost immediately, spreading blurry screenshots of the offending vessel across the web.
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She then called over one of her aides to hurriedly hand over the bag offending rubbish.
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" He told Hanson to be "very, very careful" of offending the "religious sensibilities of other Australians.
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The team sent their robots on dozens of missions, each time successfully extracting the offending object.
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After all, the original offending tweet wasn't offensive because it was about Jarrett's politics or looks.
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The Senate is expected to vote on the bill Tuesday evening with the offending provisions stricken.
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He said the offending code on the site was written specifically to target the browser flaw.
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Want to see how most people eat the dumplings and the broth within without offending anyone?
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Her own body revolts her, too, and she does her best to remove the offending parts.
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The guidance advises offending municipalities to repeal their ordinances in order to follow fair housing practices.
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Mallard thinks that the offending students should be expelled, although not all of her peers agree.
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Breaking too decisively with the president risks offending the base and perhaps inviting a primary challenge.
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Or maybe not "we," but corporations are afraid of offending a certain segment of the market.
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But in China, American brands in particular have to be careful to avoid offending local sensibilities.
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Partly they fear offending members of a "minority" religion and being labeled racist, bigoted or Islamophobic.
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Mr. Henry emerged from the theater to find the offending attendee waiting to apologize to him.
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" It's worth noting that, in October, Trump said Jones' offending comments had occurred "three weeks ago.
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It also found that Twitter deleted just 1 percent of offending posts over the time studied.
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In Mr. Goldstein's telling, the campaign manager feared offending voters whom Mr. Gillum hoped to sway.
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And Donald Trump has established a pattern of offending — or at the very least ignoring — Jews.
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Fearful of offending white, and especially Southern, voters, Bobby Kennedy kept his distance from Dr. King.
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Should Mr. Morey and players like Mr. Harden worry about offending "friends and fans" in China?
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One popular unofficial fan forum has in recent days taken down some of the offending material.
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The case led to the introduction of a law that made "offending religious sensibilities" a crime.
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Do we need them to avoid offending people and to give nuance to a complex topic?
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Most of my friends are writers, so this question is impossible to answer without offending someone.
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Elon is defending and Amazon is offending, but first: a cartoon about a voice assistant betrayal.
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Instead, she contacted several shops, which, in some cases, have cooperated and removed the offending products.
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Offending companies would face fines up to A$210 million, from the current A$10 million.
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And here's a window into my business: Offending people is the foundation of what comedians do.
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Judge Peter Kidd told the Melbourne courtroom that Cardinal Pell's "brazen, callous offending" deserved commensurate punishment.
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Chekatt was known to police in France and Germany for non-terror-related offending, said Castaner.
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The company is also using artificial intelligence to flag offending content, which humans can then review.
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What would George Carlin's career have been like if he never took a chance on offending?
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That said, the report also praised Wuerl for actively intervening to remove offending priests in other instances.
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He asked if he could meet my assistant instead and, to avoid offending the Ambassador, I agreed.
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Instead, it uses the Zawgyi typeface, which Facebook claims makes it much harder to detect offending posts.
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Color-wise, we didn't want it to look like Disney—I hope I'm not offending anyone here!
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But that was only the beginning of Curtis James Jackson III's most recent saga of offending people.
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So just as quickly as you yell out "oh shit," you can shut down the offending party.
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Kaplan admits: it's possible the offending account belongs to a different player using the same online connection.
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"Not great," the Democrat said, speaking on condition of anonymity to avoid offending the former vice president.
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The Journal reported that the feature could block all ads on any sites that contain offending ads.
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They can either submit a text-based report, or capture video of an offending user or interaction.
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Facebook asked some users to delete the offending posts, something the firm says should not have happened.
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No matter how counterproductive the result, if you're offending or challenging the right people, then it's praiseworthy.
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"The protection clearly extends to the offending Tweets," said William Banks, a law professor at Syracuse University.
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While Carville went public with his concerns, many other Democrats are trying to avoid offending Sanders' supporters.
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In accordance with Twitter policy, Giuliani's account would have remained locked until the offending tweet was removed.
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Still, starting that conversation can feel intimidating for people worried about offending or embarrassing a loved one.
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"Once they were made aware of the offending content, they handled the situation," commentator Philip DeFranco said.
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Shortly after this moment, a man boarded the plane and walked right up to the offending passenger.
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Here's what the offending emoji looked like in 8.0: Would you go to a joint like this?
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Many white-collar crime investigations in the US actually take place largely within the offending companies themselves.
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Mr Bolsonaro has been described as the "Trump of the Tropics" for his delight in offending people.
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The show's host, Wajih Abbas, compared 7th century Muslim caliph Othman to Saddam Hussein, offending Sunni sentiments.
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It's also possible that Facebook removes an offending post within a group, but not the entire page.
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Twitter being Twitter, the offending video remained viewable on Twitter-owned Periscope for nearly a day afterward.
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He promises to "grow" and apologizes for offending anyone — even though he didn't mean to do so.
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He was also forced to apologize for offending China, gay people and French-speaking Belgians this month.
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Now you'll be able to choose to mute the offending profile instead, thus preserving any IRL relationships.
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Once identified by Instagram's algorithm, the offending photos will be sent for human review and possible removal.
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"Recovery will occur in the majority of patients following withdrawal of the offending agent," the report said.
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But it means that they cannot respond to criminal offending without producing disparate stop and arrest data.
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I'm quick to end a conversation or let a loose plan slip my mind, unknowingly offending someone.
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As they marched across central Paris, they also scrawled explanations onto offending advertisements to alert passers-by.
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Instead, they tend to ask commercial banks to filter out the offending notes whenever they receive any.
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He can't even do jokes right without offending all those big fans of his in the room.
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Airport officials have also involved city police, who will be doing increased patrols in the offending area.
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TINA found another 200 offending posts on Instagram, and a handful of others on Twitter and Facebook.
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In many human attack incidents, it turns out that the offending coyote was being fed by people.
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You find very small parts of even this group that exhibit violent offending at exceptionally high rates.
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Offending companies would face fines up to A$210 million ($162 million), versus A$10 million now.
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The site linked to by WikiLeaks eventually bowed to public pressure and took down the offending files.
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Proportionality requires that the level of punishment be scaled relative to the severity of the offending behavior.
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The offending comments have been deleted from the Facebook page and replaced with a post congratulating Munsi.
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"If you share this offending information, you must take responsibility for your act, as well," he said.
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The state's own risk-assessment program found that he posed little to no risk of re-offending.
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On Monday, Baldwin posted a picture of the offending ticket on Instagram, explaining why it was deceitful.
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But he's got another talent as well, and that's a talent for offending, alienating and unnerving people.
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The offending banks and brokers unjustly profited from trafficking in those phantom shares, according to the SEC.
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"There's a lot of other ways [to protest] without offending the veterans of our country," she said.
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When this happens, your brain instinctively blocks out the offending color, but inevitably, someone else mentions it.
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Then, I tossed the offending pictures in the trash and didn't bother examining why they troubled me.
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A screenshot of a tool seemingly used by moderators lists various different options for flagging offending content.
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If anything, the offending letters had likely been drafted by a staffer at the National Security Council.
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Then on Wednesday, the Infowars account posted the same offending video — and soon got the same timeout.
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"It was pretty easy to figure out who it was," Ms. Collins said of the offending member.
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Avoiding sexual triggers and increasing support and education are the time-tested methods to prevent contact-offending.
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International efforts to save the neighborhood have been limited, for fear of further offending the prickly Algerians.
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It emphasizes the abusive nature of these practices and the links to other forms of sexual offending.
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The question is one of legislative intent: Would Congress have enacted the law without the offending provision?
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State media reported that members of the band were investigated for offending "Christian sanctities" and then released.
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" About 90 to 95 percent of victims, she said, "know the person who is offending against them.
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And then on foreign policy, you could see Assad sucking up to Trump and Bibi offending him.
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He was not above removing, through later photographic manipulation, an offending clock from a carefully arranged scene.
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Her predecessors tiptoed around tough issues, wary of both offending the Chinese leadership and provoking the public.
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Strengthening their policies on abusive behavior and removing offending accounts should also be a priority, she said.
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Anyone else reading the offending passage would conclude that the patient's accusations were paranoid or narcissistic ravings.
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If the Rockets want to keep its Chinese market, the team need to avoid offending Chinese public.
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In theory, the higher the cap, the greater an offending politician's chances of being shielded from prosecution.
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That depends on the answer to another question: Which are true: the corrections or the offending posts?
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Trump, who has shown himself able to offend entire continents, seems incapable of offending the Israeli government.
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WhatsApp wouldn't work again until the app was uninstalled, reinstalled, and the offending group chat was deleted.
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And tellingly, as of late December, Rowling has not returned to Twitter since the initial offending tweet.
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Ms. Dixon said she tried to parry his come-ons as best she could without offending him.
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The architect slowly circled the offending pool, muttering darkly, and striking its edge repeatedly with his cane.
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Some restorative justice practitioners encourage addressing structural inequities that gave rise to the offending behavior as well.
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Wilson takes no responsibility for offending women; instead, he insists the media is rooted in sensational reporting.
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That could give Facebook a way to stop offending broadcasts quickly, just as a television network might.
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The government envisages a new regulator, paid for by the tech firms, with the power to block offending websites, force other companies—such as payment processors or search engines—to sever ties with offending firms, and perhaps even to hold senior managers legally responsible for their companies' failings.
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Google has nevertheless deleted 150,000 of the offending videos this week and removed ads from 2 million more.
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The $10 billion earmarked in the settlement to compensate Volkswagen's customers factors to over $20,000 per offending car.
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Shakespeare senior served as Stratford's chamberlain in 1563, when he received orders to paint over the offending pictures.
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Twitter has begun to backtrack and remove badges from offending accounts, but there's still no clear solution coming.
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"I offer my humblest apology for offending anyone, particularly those in the Asian community, last week," Harvey tweeted.
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Before we get to all the excellent roasts on Twitter, let's take a look at the offending beverages.
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"I see this as a serious example of this kind of offending," Kidd told the Melbourne County Court.
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Japanese and Korean cultures understand social anxiety as "taijin kyofusho," which is fear of offending or embarrassing someone.
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In an absence of love, I'd just stop talking to people any time they used an offending phrase.
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McHugh refused to apologize for her statement, pinning the offending tweet to the top of her Twitter page.
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Some people really are so thin-skinned that they think everyone is offending them when it's nothing personal.
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According to Bernie Caulfield, an executive producer on the show, the offending cup was just a simple mistake.
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Utility companies such as Thames Water, which runs the offending pipes in London, are notorious for such gushers.
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It can be a joke, but it can also suggest that an offending person won't be tolerated again.
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The Georgetown speech showed just how much Zuckerberg fears offending the politicians who depend on Facebook's liars' market.
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Two days after BuzzFeed News published this story, Facebook said it decided to take down the offending post.
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Typo is treading one such line — balancing between being attention-grabbing and not offending parents of young kids.
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Some of the offending comments are months-old, indicating the issue is not just a one-off incident.
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Musk and Tesla reached a first, then a revised, settlement agreement with the SEC over the offending tweets.
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I don't think he should follow the strategy of attacking others, offending others, to get to his purpose.
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They are presumably hoping to avoid offending both their patrons in Beijing and their customers in Hong Kong.
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Karen Carter Peterson saw her colleague's birthday cake, she decided to take care of the offending dessert herself.
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The group helped Jones take down the offending memes from as many corners of the internet as possible.
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A pilot's immediate reaction, other than to flinch, is to shut off the power to the offending window.
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In some cases, the offending soldiers threatened their victims with reprisals if they reported the abuse, it said.
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Each tweet changes the female character in question's name to "Jane," partly to keep the offending writers anonymous.
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In the case of Google, a DMCA takedown generally means delisting an offending webpage from its search engine.
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Still, colleges were cowed into compliance after the OCR threatened to cut off federal funding to offending institutions.
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" Said Kelly, "I can't keep up with the number of people we're offending just by being normal people.
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Colton later apologized for the costumes, claiming he wasn&apost aware he was offending people at the time.
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The offending post, which has attracted 54,000 'likes' and 48,000 comments, remains on Folau's Instagram page (www.instagram.com/izzyfolau/).
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This means Mrs May cannot bend over backwards to buy her host's acquiescence without offending Europeans and Americans.
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The agency gave several examples of offending language in customer agreements, blanking out the names of the companies.
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The offending ads were pulled, according to Politico, over their use of the Facebook brand in their copy.
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The hundreds of offending supplements the FDA found during that nine-year period traced back to 146 companies.
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Recriminations continued to fly as The Economist went to press (though the offending candidate's name was eventually withdrawn).
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So the NCC welcomed the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal, which promised to lift the offending tariff.
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Editors note: Since this post went up, Simpson has removed the offending pussy comment from his Instagram post.
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According to Politico, the offending ads were pulled over their use of the Facebook brand in their copy.
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The offending post, which has attracted 54,000 'likes' and 48,000 comments, remains on Folau's Instagram page www.instagram.com/izzyfolau.
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I'm pretty sure we all want the ability to mute a user without offending them with an unfollow.
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But nine months later, as recently as this July, the offending video is still viewable on Jordan's account.
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YouTube then reviews the offending content, and pulls it down if it's found to be infringing the copyright.
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Researchers compared estimates made by the algorithm to the observed rate of repeat offending during the same period.
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Summoning the Nairobi police chief, she demanded the arrest of the reporter who had written the offending article.
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They differ even more from paedophiles whom morality and self-control have enabled so far to avoid offending.
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On April 27th, in the rotunda where the offending monument was once installed, Mr Moore denied any misconduct.
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We are working with urgency to remove the offending content and suspend all accounts engaged in this behavior.
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Notorious for his tirades and for cursing during interviews and speeches, he later expressed regret for offending Obama.
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It said it would repost the offending articles, in effect daring China's authorities to censor its whole output.
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Power plant emissions of the offending compounds, nitrogen oxides, have dropped but remain too high, Mr. Boehlert said.
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The offending tweet was condemned by Saudi officials, and promptly taken down by the group that published it.
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While simply not broadcasting the problematic material, you prevent re-offending the parties who are being improperly characterized.
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Steward said the large sum recovered was due to quick action to restrain the proceeds from Hope's offending.
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Ah, but college officials are ever alert for new schemes to keep campus speech from offending fragile souls.
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They often have antisocial personality traits, which means they are people who have committed varied types of offending.
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He later deleted the offending tweet and tried to backpedal — even offering an apology of sorts on Twitter.
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Moviemakers decided to change the character's ethnicity early in the process, reportedly to avoid offending the Chinese government.
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He later deleted the offending tweet and tried to backpedal — even offering an apology of sorts on Twitter.
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Additionally, four news and content apps were suspended from the App Store and Google Play for offending authorities.
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He later deleted the offending tweet and tried to backpedal — even offering an apology of sorts on Twitter.
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And more fundamentally, the offending creative people violate our society's "in the best interest of our children" test.
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Instead of offending strippers by asking them if they do "extras," let them offer that information themselves. 38.
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By contrast, those with food allergies to peanuts usually develop symptoms within minutes after ingesting the offending food.
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Donna Schnur Birkholz sets aside small portions for those who with food allergies before adding the offending ingredients.
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But how can I express this without offending someone who just told me how cute my baby is?
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"They were just —" she said, searching for the words to describe the offending behavior of the Somali-Americans.
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You could report the offending properties on your block to 311, and the Sanitation Department may issue violations.
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Some also suggested Twitter should have removed the offending post from its service entirely: This is poorly done.
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Clinton as Janet Jackson (Madam President, if you're nasty) and sold T-shirts emblazoned with the offending words.
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FCC (23 F.22018d 2894) that the offending provision can be severed from the rest of the law.
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And each time this happened, the offending party leaders repudiated the distasteful and disrespectful actions of their constituents.
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And we'll keep on documenting violations of federal environmental standards until the offending industries clean up their acts.
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She remains free but could face up to two years in prison if charged with offending religious beliefs.
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Chappelle, like many comedians, lives by the credo of offending everybody – or at least reserving the right to.
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But he also condemned Cardinal Pell for his "sustained offending" and described his "graphic sexual misconduct" as egregious.
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Most have experienced a mix of problems, such as homelessness, offending, drug or alcohol misuse and mental illness.
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Even more surprising at the time, many of these abuse cases were known to the offending priests' superiors.
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Just hours after the offending artwork was posted an online, they were deleted and an apology was issued.
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"The fact that genes play such a role does not mean that a person is less responsible for their offending or that offending is inevitable in someone at higher genetic risk, it just emphasizes that genes are an important part of a complicated jigsaw," forensic psychiatrist Dr Rajan Darjee said.
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When Wells Fargo did identify misconduct, its solution generally was to terminate the offending employee without considering causes for the offending conduct or determining whether there were responsible individuals who, while they might not have directed the specific misconduct, contributed to the environment that increased the chances of its occurrence.
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Deutschler said Boehmermann was being investigated principally on suspicion of the crime of "offending foreign states' organs and representatives".
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Try to program a custom response with profanity and the Blueprint will ask you to remove the offending word.
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I imagine killing these phrases as a medieval knight, Excaliburian sword driven through the heart of the offending utterance.
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"There are cases where I have reported and the offending URLs are not taken down at all," Gluck said.
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These words are articulated without fear of offending, whether in the classroom or the courtroom or the examination room.
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If you're a developer of offensive games, this isn't us siding with you against all the people you're offending.
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On August 2400st President Donald Trump, before an appreciative crowd in Charleston, West Virginia, personally slew the offending policy.
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The cord lets the angler haul the drone in manually, with or without the offending whopper still holding on.
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Facebook has policies against targeted hate speech, but it depends on users bringing offending language to the company's attention.
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Some allied diplomats have lamented privately there is nothing that allows a suspension or sanctions against an offending member.
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It's a gesture you make toward the offending person, in essence freeing the wrongdoer from their own guilty conscience.
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AT&T immediately suspended access to location data by the offending company, Securus, but continued providing it to others.
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The females they studied didn't appear to enjoy the song, even though it drew them near the offending male.
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The names of the offending bowler and the outraged politician in the 1981 cricketing debacle have also been corrected.
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He is also seeking $10 million worth of damages in a lawsuit that revolves around a single offending tweet.
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It should follow the lead of college football, which now punishes offending players with immediate expulsions from the game.
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The "offending" post, which included a short video of the band soundchecking at the venue: This is sound check!!
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A few hours after he published the offending statement, says Mr Lynn, he received a call from Ms Slaughter.
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" He swiftly issued an apology via Twitter: "I want to apologize for offending anyone with my hairstyle last night.
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Once it recognized a match, a nuclease enzyme ripped out out the offending strands from the T-cell DNA.
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Put a drop of dish soap on the offending lip print and gently rub it in with your finger.
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Musk previously made the allegations against Unsworth without any evidence, before issuing an apology and deleting the offending tweets.
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" (Broadly was unable to find the offending Instagram.) More recently, in a January 2016 interview, he said, "Stacey's Stacey.
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Brown said blacklisting an offending client may be a deterrent, especially when zero-day vendors communicate with one another.
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I'll stop and check the byline — and more often than not, the offending sentence was written by a man.
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But Amazon is protected from the same fate by federal law as long as it removes the offending content.
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For the new framework to prove effective, EU policymakers will need to act decisively to publicly expose offending actors.
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Annie Concannon of Turpin High School in Cincinnati posted a photo of herself in the offending outfit on Twitter.
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The prank went unnoticed until the offending photo was included in the yearbook that was distributed to 3,400 students.
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And apparently someone at Twitter HQ agrees because after Ioffe put out that tweet, the offending accounts were suspended.
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He would not be another Floyd Patterson, quiet, dignified, fearful of making a false step or offending white America.
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"Of course I think this line is tasteless," Michael Fritzsche, 26, of Leipzig, said, referring to the offending lyrics.
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When asked to name another word for mother, Sheila — the offending contestant — repeatedly offered words already on the board.
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A few hours later the Georgia-based company's social media team deleted the offending tweet and issued an apology.
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A former employee of a public interest group tells of being berated by Pai for an offending press release.
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The offending tweets, all of which have been scrubbed from Kok's account, were collected by the Dutch site SoccerNews.
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In America, the land of breastaurants, the offending illustration could be an invite to an elementary school pool party.
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We'll update this story if/when we hear back from Twitter on the subject of flagging Trump's offending tweets.
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Though the offending item is no longer available on ASOS Marketplace, it's likeness has unfortunately been preserved on Twitter.
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The editorial page has largely avoided controversy, while the op-ed page is accused of deliberately offending liberal sensibilities.
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Trump, who criticized Obama for coddling America's enemies and offending its friends, has taken the practice to new heights.
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The Antennagate angst was mollified with the offer to return any offending iPhone or to use a free case.
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Photos continue to pop up, and I have to avert my eyes and quickly scroll past the offending item.
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Trump, a political outsider riding a wave of anti-establishment anger, appears unconcerned about offending minorities and other groups.
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The Department of Homeland Security dropped some of the most offending elements of the plan, including that national database.
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We may say that a poor choice is simply wrong and the offending party must deal with the consequences.
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Here's a list of foreign companies — from Dior to the NBA — who have groveled to China after offending it.
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Tech corporations seem remarkably wary of offending somebody by having a political opinion, even compared with other American companies.
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Frequently, by the time an offending blog has been taken out of circulation, thousands will already have seen it.
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Most others, however, are trying to avoid offending the fervent Trump followers while not alienating more independent-minded centrists.
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In this instance, a reorganization months after the fact meant that this reader ended up supervising the offending colleague.
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Even though Scavino used his personal account to publish the offending tweet, ethics watchdogs still concluded he was wrong.
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The American Birding Association won't even take a stand one way or the other for fear of offending someone.
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The third and the most aggressive option is to have YouTube issue a copyright strike against the offending channel.
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A representative said Bush was sorry for offending Lind — but stopped short of apologizing for the alleged groping itself.
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Gfycat, a gif-hosting platform, banned deepfake porn and uses a pair of tools to take down offending clips.
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Joseph Kurup, a minister in the Prime Minister's department, called for the Education Ministry to punish the offending teacher.
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Ms. Matar's book of poetry was banned from sale when she refused to delete an offending line, she said.
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She travels to Indonesia looking for men who have escaped the boats and information about the offending fishing companies.
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That led to the sight of players' wearing bandages or long sleeves to cover up any offending body art.
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His legacy is so problematic that Mr. Kobach has taken pains to distance himself without offending core Republican voters.
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Simply place the offending National Socialist memorabilia in the container provided, and that "questionable" past will be thrown away.
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"Most of her friends (and she had many) spoke of her offending them shortly after they met," Clemmons writes.
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Morey later deleted the tweet, and NBA Commissioner Adam Silver apologized for offending Chinese fans, which upset many lawmakers.
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Just copy and paste the offending email address into the search bar and batch-delete everything that pops up.
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" He even had a nice acronym for the main offending tweet: JDART, a "joking, deleted, apologized for, responsive tweet.
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Magnified onscreen, Roberts's stomach had seemed so large, but, once removed, the offending organ was smaller than a hand.
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Folau's offending post, which has attracted more than 57,000 'likes' and over 52,000 comments, remains on his Instagram page.
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Tang was also ordered to pay a fine of $150 and to delete the offending videos from her account.
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In response to the assaults, Merkel's conservative Christian Democrats (CDU) have called for tougher penalties against offending asylum-seekers.
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The minority view — what might be termed "politically incorrect" — would favor more care with language to avoid offending people.
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The public, of course, benefits greatly when people — especially those who have been violent in the past — stop offending.
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Even the most socially prominent are treading carefully, fearful of offending one restaurateur or another, and jeopardizing their standing.
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The new technology is in addition to a pilot program here that required trained representatives to review offending images.
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In the coming election the chancellor needs to compete with a keenly pro-European rival without offending more nationalist voters.
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Kentucky's governor, Matt Bevin, who signed the offending "religious-liberty bill" into law, has downplayed the effect of California's sanction.
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Google attributes the increase in ad removals to a combination of advertiser behavior andimprovements in technology to detect offending ads.
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He pointed to Germany, where hate speech laws require Facebook and other companies to remove offending posts within 24 hours.
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I enjoyed this supercharged circus tent, even as I found its blithe peppiness meaningless — never challenging, offending, disturbing, or polyvalent.
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The new rule narrows in on a specific feature of these offending blogs and makes it easier to remove them.
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"He's not offending where he lives right now because it would be a little too close to home," Fitzgerald said.
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You'd think so, but alcohol purveyors have made a pretty good go at offending people with their products of late.
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So the videos will be blocked from appearing in the Explore feature and hashtags won't work with the offending material.
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The episode, "Band in China" is a critique of how Hollywood shapes its content to avoid offending Chinese government censors.
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The agency will then consider removing offending scientists from grants and, if another leader can't be found, may stop funding.
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Jack was so clearly earnest in his desire to both apologize for offending Jamal and also learn from the situation.
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Ultimate is at risk of offending some people, but Nintendo is taking steps to fix it before the game's Dec.
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But if an offending page stops sharing false stories, Facebook says the page may become eligible to run ads again.
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At some point in June, CooTek again updated its apps and removed the offending code and functionality, according to Lookout.
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Modamani asked Facebook to remove the offending posts, and the article linking him to the Brussels bombings was taken down.
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Violators were asked to cover up or remove offending items, and officials were instructed not to bar anyone from voting.
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" The offending post was wiped off all Chinese social media networking sites a few days later, due to "data errors.
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If it is, the See & Spray then sprays herbicide directly onto the offending plant, avoiding the crop or surrounding soil.
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The site has teams dedicated to blocking offending accounts, but they just reappear later under a new name, he said.
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Handke, whose best-known work includes the play Offending the Audience, is not a stranger to this kind of controversy.
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Since then, he's tried to make the gesture less noticeable by holding the offending finger up closer to his forehead.
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Most of the offending tins are sold legally, since few developing countries have banned manufacturers from putting lead in paint.
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"He's not offending where he lives right now because it would be a little too close to home," he said.
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Most thorny is the risk of offending Muslims who see the practice as a religious duty, not a charitable donation.
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Matthieu Suiche, founder of cybersecurity startup Comae Technologies, tweeted a screenshot allegedly showing one of the offending ads on Saturday.
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By studying the resulting zigzag patterns, scientists have been able to estimate the speed and size of the offending object.
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To the offending party, things will look normal, but their annoying photos or Stories will no longer clutter your feed.
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Twitter continues to struggle with curbing abuse on its social networking site without making questionable moves and offending many people.
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"We sincerely apologize for offending people with this image of a printed hooded top," H&M said in a statement.
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The law also stipulates that offending platforms can have their licenses revoked and their services suspended for failing to comply.
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Twitch took down the posts and banned the offending accounts, but the offensive video streams quickly reappeared using new accounts.
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The Trump administration would do well to embrace that perspective and ensure it sends a strong message to offending governments.
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And people reportedly can't even mention the concept of Russian interference in Trump's presence, for fear of offending the president.
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Recently, ProPublica published an excellent analysis of racial discrimination by an algorithm that predicts a criminal's likelihood of offending again.
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YouTube typically removes offending videos only after they've been flagged by users, and it's been doing that in this case.
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The Devotion controversy first kicked up because players discovered the offending poster, which spurred right-wing Chinese nationalists into action.
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I'm so sorry for offending anyone — I hadn't even put this together I was just excited to take a bath.
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Whispers will make Alexa speak softer, while expletive beeps will give her the chance to curse without offending your grandma.
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She would be offending her family's "honor," as they would put it, for running away with a Shiite, Hazara man.
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Elżbieta Podlesna's house was raided and she was charged with "offending religious sentiment" in the central Polish city of Płock.
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In other words, she was succumbing to the pressure from—or at least fear of offending—a collection of faculty.
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I thought I was being cute, but I realized later that jumping in with inappropriate statements was probably offending people.
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There's not much evidence that ESPN was worried about offending viewers, and it's simply false to say Lee was fired.
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Then, she posted pictures of the offending doormats in a Twitter post that has since been retweeted over 10,000 times.
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The offending bits were removed through his mouth so as not to damage his moustache, which might alert the public.
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Restraining orders usually mean that the offending party has to stay a certain number of feet away from the defendant.
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Update: Efron has deleted his original tweet and apologized for offending people with his "insensitive" post in a new tweet.
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Some scholars have turned to offending patterns among incarcerated individuals to answer remaining questions about crime rates among the undocumented.
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For her recent book, " Offending Women in Contemporary China ," Shen interviewed dozens of child-traffickers and leaders of prostitution rings.
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"I can't keep up with the number of people that we're offending just by being normal people," Kelly went on.
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In the last few days, storied brands - including Swarovski, Versace and Givenchy - have submitted grovelling apologies for offending Chinese sensibilities.
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He plans to combat China's ascendancy by relaxing Obama administration restrictions on use of US cyber-attacks on offending countries.
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The Senate was expected to vote this evening on a revised version of the bill, with the offending provisions removed.
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" He later added, "Biden would offer a position that could appease liberals without offending more middle-of-the-road voters.
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He concedes that Zenger published the offending material, but asserts that it was no crime because the material was true.
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Offending pilots used several different drone models from DJI, the industry leader in drone hardware, and a 3DR Solo drone.
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This cleanup uses current taxpayer money to remedy past damage that should have been corrected by the offending private industries.
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Analysts at Kelley Blue Book estimate that the cost of buying back all the offending diesels would be $7.3 billion.
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Mr. Wilders, 53, is charged with offending members of a group based on their race, and hate speech and discrimination.
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The other offending provision was part of the criteria used to determine what colleges qualify for a new excise tax.
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When I mentioned the offending weed, he told me that wild garlic would have made my matzo spicy and bitter.
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The offending image appears in one of the 229 panels that make up Benton's "A Social History of Indiana" (220).
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"[Spencer's] organization never responded to our cease and desist letter but immediately took down the offending podcast logo," Tompros said.
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They opened fire at the offending doorman, shooting three guards and one nearby club-goer in the torso and legs.
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At first, I was just shaky and nervous, afraid of offending the jail gods and landing back in the hole.
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But how then, does she feel about offending people after positioning herself next to one of rap's newest problematic figures?
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Google said it has removed those offending results and it is reviewing further to make sure it doesn't happen again.
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Twitter told Jones to delete at least one of the offending posts, all of which later disappeared from the accounts.
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Social media has cultivated a resurgence of mute visual culture, sharing videos that catch the eye without offending the ear.
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Typically, the final details of such penalties are worked out in legal negotiations between the agency and the offending party.
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On the contrary, the Obama administration refused to provide desperately-needed lethal weapons to Ukraine for fear of offending Moscow.
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Meanwhile, offending priests were treated as sinners in need of repentance and forgiveness, rather than criminals who merited legal punishment.
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The offending promotional image was taken down from banner ads and Pryor removed the performance from the festival program entirely.
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This blooper was the gnarly result of some crossed wires, claimed Jayme Nicholas, a spokesperson for the offending ABC affiliate.
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He has never seemed to worry much about offending others; he does not appear to care much about being liked.
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Following air-traffic disruptions caused by drones, many people wonder why the police do not simply shoot down offending drones.
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Facebook didn't respond directly when asked why its team and algorithms hadn't spotted the offending networks prior to Avaaz' report.
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Two of Meyers's writers, Amber Ruffin and Jenny Hagel, regularly step in to help him avoid offending his entire audience.
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A. Presumably, you wanted to avoid offending this woman by requesting a quieter table in a language she wouldn't understand.
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Other times, Mr. Walton has had to patch holes in the wire, stabilize a post or untangle an offending kangaroo.
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But now, there's no need to choose their words carefully for fear of offending someone and getting a low rating.
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So first rinse any stains in copious cold water to wash away as much of the offending material as possible.
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Micah's evolution is handled delicately and naturally; the attention is carefully focused on the recovery, not the offending act itself.
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If you want to avoid offending someone, here are some of the most frequent mistakes people make with their flags.
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If the problem persisted, we would talk to the offending salesperson privately about how to behave on the sales floor.
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German lawmakers have threatened fines if the company cannot remove at least 70 percent of offending posts within 24 hours.
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Considering the oftentimes dark nature of some corners of the internet, it could be said the offending tweets were unsurprising.
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Just spray this non-toxic, not-too-smelly, no-bleach-and-no-harsh-chemicals cleaner all over the offending surfaces.
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If the offending country doesn't change its practices, the party that brought the complaint will be authorized to impose retaliation.
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Groome: First, apologies for offending you; I have great esteem for the Quaker tradition and its commitment to peace-making.
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Instagram's Close Friends list limits broadcasts to a finely curated audience; another tool, called Restrict, lets users shadowban offending accounts.
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Shorten is running for prime minister against incumbent Malcolm Turnbull, who criticised Shorten for potentially offending Americans through his comments.
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Francis talked about powerful committees to safeguard children, tribunals to try bishops and a "zero tolerance" policy for offending priests.
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Treatment for RCVS typically consists of removal of the offending substance and supportive care such as pain management, she said.
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In addition, Reddit will no longer require that the victim of bullying and harassment report the offending user or subreddit.
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Fast-forward to the closing days of his first year in office, and he was reportedly offending an entire continent.
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To make things worse, the discovery of the offending garment also came on the heels of another major blackface controversy.
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And there is always the chance that authoritarian governments will feel emboldened enough to simply toss out the offending organizations.
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We wish him all the best in his fight against cancer and sincerely, deeply regret offending him and his family.
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The use of Slack for revenge porn seemingly started recently after another chat service, Discord, clamped down on offending users.
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These "design crime" stickers are intended for pasting on offending surfaces and are available through pay-what-you-can pricing.
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Well done—but no cigar, Mr Becerra replied; the offending law applies to the whole state and so must the ban.
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"Hold on a second" usually does the trick without offending, and would theoretically work with an assistant capable of full duplexing.
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On Sunday YouTube announced improvements to its current methods, as well as some new machine-learning approaches for identifying offending content.
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Facebook won't say how many strikes is too many, only that offending pages must meet a "certain threshold" to get banned.
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When asked about the exact contents of the offending material, he refused to elaborate, saying it was "too hurtful" to say.
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A week later, two more offending apps were discovered in the store that had a combined total of 15 million downloads.
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She uses these platforms to share graphic videos of her removing offending, often very large, issues from her (consenting) patients' bodies.
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"When [Trump] says things—even if it's offensive to people—they think it's great because he's offending the establishment," Hartman posited.
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Some implied that the website was trying to use "front hole" to replace the word "vagina" to avoid offending transgender people.
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And they certainly don't want to feel that they have to watch everything they say, for fear of offending their hosts.
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Yet, we now know those little offending "June" precursors were actually the true deadly bubbles — not the start of martial law.
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Google removed all of the offending apps but the researchers warned that many were still available from third-party app stores.
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Alternatively, I mean, you start getting everybody's demos as well, so you've got to find a way of not offending people.
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After flagging a Day of the Rope tweet, Twitter gave the option to add four additional tweets from the offending account.
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"Safe sex campaign on my campus handed these out," Reddit user wrags23 wrote along with a photo of the offending condoms.
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He added that insulting a foreign leader would remain a punishable offense but no more or less than offending anyone else.
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They're offending people who aren't necessarily that feminine or who are still comfortable expressing their masculine energy as a trans woman.
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Lucky for Swift, mom swoops in to talk some sense into her and says she will eat the offending wrong banana.
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To avoid possibly offending or misappropriating an entire culture or race, it's probably easiest to just skip the costume all together.
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In addition to identifying the offending ingredient, the company announced plans to release brand new meal replacement bars early next year.
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If you use Venmo even occasionally, check out these tips to make sure you're not unintentionally offending your money-owing friends.
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"It's fascinating that I'm now the person that can speak my mind without offending anyone," Christie told reporters earlier this month.
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Making editorial decisions about who to spotlight could also leave Patreon vulnerable if any of those creators end up offending people.
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Google attributes the increase in ad removals to a combination of advertiser behavior and improvements in technology to detect offending ads.
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Having to constantly worry about maintaining professional boundaries and rebuking romantic advances without offending anyone is a stressful and undue burden.
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People would bang pots and pans together, or fire arrows at the darkening orb, trying to scare the offending beasts away.
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The groups break cycles of offending and keep young people in particular out of prison, says Phil Scraton, also of Queen's.
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The offending picture, which features Brady wearing green swim trunks while holding the hand of his wife, is mildly funny-looking.
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Duan admitted that food, especially Chinese, is incredibly subjective and that it's impossible to create a list without possibly offending anyone.
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He's now a moderator on Virtuous Pedophiles, a closed online support group for pedophiles who say they're committed to not offending.
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The IRS must show that the offending taxpayer willfully defrauded the government in order for this penalty to apply, Blank said.
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Dr Möller says that while Pinus armandii is the most likely offending subspecies of pine nuts, the data is not conclusive.
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Fallon is the current King of Late Night in large part because making the affiliates happy means never offending anyone, ever.
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The outrage culminated with Junior Colin Barz tweeting a photo of the offending pass to Albuquerque Public Schools' (APS) Twitter account.
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"At best, token penalties are imposed on the offending inmate, and often there are no penalties at all," the suit alleges.
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Three years ago President Xi Jinping even visited fishing boats on Tanmen's quay, though the offending shells were hidden from photographers.
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Bail decisions, in which judges estimate the risk of a prisoner fleeing or offending before trial, seem particularly ripe for help.
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By contrast, things like rubber car tires are treated at about 600 degrees for an hour, which destroys the offending protein.
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There are more effective ways of tackling Chinese trade abuses, such as imposing killer sanctions against offending companies, industries, and banks.
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"South Asia" is in vogue to avoid offending Pakistan and Bangladesh, but for history before 1947 no other term will serve.
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He confronted litterers, often by picking up the offending cigarette butt or fast-food wrapper and throwing it in their faces.
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Previously small and insignificant agencies will have the power to fine offending companies up to 4 percent of their global revenue.
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In soccer, this means a referee can stop the run of play, award a free kick, even eject the offending player.
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They seldom define these real-world problems they hope to solve for fear of offending some part of their fan base.
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The WTO allows countries to impose retaliatory measures against offending trade partners but it can take years to get a ruling.
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I discreetly covered my offending feet with my own long, black robe, which I bought specially for the hajj, my first.
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That might seem like going a bit far, until you hear the name of the offending portable toilet company: Don's Johns.
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The offending fraternity also issued a statement, apologizing for its members actions and suspending all activities until an investigation is completed.
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Shortly afterward, one of Mr. Modi's top lieutenants rebuked Mr. Rajan for offending the visually impaired, and Mr. Rajan publicly apologized.
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The participants who received the apology felt better (PDF) and viewed the offending child as nicer as well as more remorseful.
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A controversial figure for sure, he could not be pushed around by Washington, offending it by his very impudence and survival.
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The court said that EPA would have to go through a normal rulemaking process to delay or reverse the offending regulation.
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When she logged on, she saw a message from Facebook saying that an "offending image" had violated the platform's community standards.
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Where people admit their offending, our job is put lots of background, context, and submit to the Court an appropriate outcome.
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" Ms. Kelly said, adding: "I can't keep up with the number of people that we're offending just by being normal people.
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They feel above the offending actors (white supremacists) and find ways to turn away until the next moment of silence (shooting).
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Google has suspended 16 offending apps from the Google Play Store since it discovered the Lippizan malware, according to the researchers.
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Barr should be compelled to retract the offending policies and restore to the courts the powers he has stripped from them.
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Essentially, it protects platforms from liability when their users upload copyrighted material, provided they take action to remove the offending content.
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If Mr. Trump is fuzzy on policy, he is acutely attuned to the perils of offending his base, especially older voters.
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Unlike products such as flour, lettuce's shelf life is short: Opportunities to test the offending crop range from limited to nil.
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Secular scholars believe these are the right vowels, but there's no good way to clue this word without offending religious Jews.
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Spend the money you would spend on an inmate on the areas that have the most offenders before they start offending.
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Negotiators are trying to devise a system that would alert governments to offending boats, which would become ineligible for future subsidies.
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ESPN said the decision was a mutual one, made to avoid becoming a distraction; it was not to avoid offending viewers.
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You just don&apost know the beliefs of your interviewer, and there&aposs no reason to end up offending your interviewer.
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Universities have shut down hundreds of offending fraternity chapters, and some have prohibited freshman-year pledging or imposed restrictions on alcohol.
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The offending remarks have been deleted from Blandino's Instagram, and it bears mentioning that she never called out Nikkie by name.
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Lauder also implied that ASAP would inform and work with donors to boycott making contributions of offending candidates or sitting politicians.
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His remarks were met with silence by British and German officials, who are looking for ways to avoid offending the Chinese.
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In short order, Prada had done away with the offending objects, apologized and vociferously declared its intention to focus on diversity.
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Turn the offending sock inside out and cut just above where the "heel" of the sock angles into the sock's shaft.
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When I gave my passport to the border police, I realized that my experience with offending Malaysia's Islamic sensibilities wasn't over.
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Instead of bolting blindly for the farthest point in the house from the offending foot, she hopped into bed with me.
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However, when taking into account 3,000 years of history and context, Palestinian Arabs, not indigenous Israeli Jews, become the offending party.
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As we told you ... Paytas apologized for offending people in a lengthy, tear-filled video, but Gia's not buying that either.
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Interventions like this were often accompanied by a stern reminder to the offending government that the United States defends its journalists.
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The United States has imposed some of the toughest curbs on travelers from China, going beyond WHO recommendations and offending Beijing.
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The United States has imposed some of the toughest curbs on travelers from China, going beyond WHO recommendations and offending Beijing.
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He seems intent on destroying the postwar world order — building walls, offending allies and driving away the stranger and the refugee.
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Moreover, it argued that Ms. Darshan-Leitner could not show that the offending posts had directly caused specific acts of violence.
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"The rules were written years ago to protect powerful men," said a senator who requested anonymity to avoid offending male colleagues.
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" He later issued a barbed apology: "No offense was intended by the use of that term except to the offending bureaucrats.
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"We're all just holding our breath," she added, declining to be identified out of concern about offending relatives of the victims.
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He was an irascible eccentric known for flinging Remington typewriters at offending reporters, and he wasn't happy to hear from me.
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" She added, "No one told me there would be anything wrong with going or that I could possibly be offending anyone.
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Unsurprisingly, he didn't intend for his study to be interpreted as suggesting that prescription drugs are a solution to violent offending.
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The president's eldest son, Donald Trump, Jr., showed his continued support for Barr by re-tweeting one of her offending tweets.
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These rules give the police an excuse to arrest irksome journalists and hand censors the authority to ban and seize offending material.
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By deciding that four offending videos by Mr Jones merited just a single strike, YouTube did little to dispel accusations of pusillanimity.
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The punishment for failing to do so could be as severe as having the offending app forcibly removed from the App Store.
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I wanted to know: Would they only look at the content of my offending tweets, or would they look at the context?
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After a channel's first rule violation, YouTube will issue a "one-time warning" with no penalty, except for removing the offending content.
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His return has been met with a mix of criticism and support, but one thing he hasn't stopped doing is offending people.
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Blondi cannot execute the offending gesture, something she and Jackie discuss frequently and circularly while the world goes to pieces around them.
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Using security cameras, the city's government fined offending drivers in high-emissions vehicles 90 euros, or about $102, for entering the zone.
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Since he lives in a vast, impersonal apartment block (the first of Bong's metaphorical architectural spaces), he can't identify the offending creature.
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The offending poster blends in with the other wall decorations, so that only an observant gamer would even pick up on it.
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"We have taken action to protect users against an email impersonating Google Docs, and have disabled offending accounts," says a Google spokesperson.
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In 1825 a man was allegedly struck by a meteorite and killed, although no fragments of the offending meteorite could be recovered.
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Unlike his predecessor, Trump did it without sending the offending regime an unmarked plane loaded with hundreds of millions in hard currency.
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Apparently, the offending returns recently cost the company more than the total annual revenue it receives from its flagship product, Bean boots.
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While others have tried nets, the Dutch approach is to train a raptor to swoop up the offending aircraft like it's prey.
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One suggestion is to download the PS Messages app onto your smart device of choice and delete the offending message from there.
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So when drivers witness an offending motorist receive a little bit of instant justice for their actions, it can be incredibly satisfying.
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And, I think the president, when he does these things, it&aposs because he doesn&apost care about offending the status quo.
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The company removed the offending material, but it was only the latest example of a criticism the company has faced for years.
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As you know, Hart posted a video Thursday, claiming he had evolved since the offending tweets, but did not apologize for them.
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Despite offending the audience's strict Victorian conservatism, the dance proved captivating and soon appeared in cabarets and food venues across the country.
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Instead, publishers are supposed to report the offending ads to the ad tech companies that sold them, so they can block them.
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The list of offending drugs and toxins has expanded to include several dietary supplements found in energy drinks, according to the report.
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It was removed from cinemas on Sunday after images of the scene with the offending map were shared widely on social media.
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Though controversy tends to follow Ricky Gervais' unsavory brand of comedy, the notorious 2016 Golden Globes host isn't concerned about offending people.
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Here's the offending video, scam-free, which has 13 million views on YouTube because the internet can be a very basic place.
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After all, many of the threats from Moscow are directed against Europe, as are its INF Treaty-offending ground-launched cruise missiles.
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Despite the fervent claims of Qatari officials that the offending speech never happened, Qatar's neighbors, led by Saudi Arabia, reject the explanation.
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One of 10 William St.'s owners, Giovanni Paradiso, posted a photo to Instagram of the offending menu after the talking-to.
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He is totally unguarded, he does not seem to care about offending people, [and] he is so different from almost everybody else.
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The offending GIF appears to have been removed by Giphy, but Instagram and Snapchat have yet to bring back their Giphy features.
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Unfortunately, not everyone seems to have gotten the memo about not offending, appropriating, or exploiting while navigating places foreign to their own.
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Students and faculty have organized to wipe away outdated or offending artifacts, and administrators have typically responded with sympathy, followed by acquiescence.
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If a second comment is found to be abusive, the offending viewer loses their commenting privileges for the duration of the broadcast.
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Part of the unit's mission statement was to stop the sale of cigarettes to minors by imposing heavy fines on offending stores.
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I looked at the clock—which I never did on principle for fear of offending a client—with ten more minutes left.
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Offending companies are not just advertising on TV piracy websites, with illegal sports streaming sites also playing host to numerous gambling adverts.
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The game is made by indie Taiwan developer Digital Crafter, with UK publisher PQube — and it looks hell bent on offending people.
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Also, a focus on ex-offenders—the re-offending rate is very high because a lot of them get stereotyped and struggle.
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Until then, the law allows the NPPA, a part of India's chemicals ministry, to fine offending companies and recover the overcharged amounts.
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Now, except for the errant latecomer who discovered my offending essay more than a week after its publication, I would be safe.
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Because of a parliamentary stand-off between Mr McAuliffe and the legislature, Republicans were denied a chance to redraw the offending district.
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Chinese academics complain that risk-averse librarians will not now order even innocuous scholarly works for fear of offending the customs service.
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YouTube will remain an open platform — its CEO Susan Wojcicki said on Tuesday — even if that means offending people along the way.
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The estate's permission depends on its review of any text to be printed, and it has asked writers to revise offending passages.
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He clinched the nomination seven weeks ago, and he has spent most of that time campaigning in noncompetitive states and offending voters.
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We've removed these offending apps and will continue to be vigilant about looking for apps that might put our users at risk.
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He has found a creative way to address instances of racism: He took the offending comments and put them on T-shirts.
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In a post on Facebook, Fort Bend County Sheriff Troy E. Nehls said he had received numerous calls about the offending sticker.
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Because the code is deeply buried in the system, in most cases the user cannot do anything to remove the offending functionality.
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However, Earle says that the opposite is true for women who are at high risk of offending, especially those who abuse drugs.
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A judge in a Cairo court adjourned the trial of Khaled Ali, who is charged with offending public decency, to July 266.50.
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Gay rights and issues became even more public that people became more sensitive, not only to not offending people, but to perception.
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The CDU said that pork was being removed from menus to prevent offending observant Muslims, who consider pork haram, or ritually forbidden.
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Incumbent carriers cannot turn their backs on the agent and go direct-to-consumer without the risk of offending their agent networks.
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Both have associations with alienated whites, and so can be safely demonized without offending powerful monied interest groups or the liberal commentariat.
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In 2011, when a government minister resigned after offending survivors of the Fukushima disaster, he used his blood type as an excuse.
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YouTube has defended its decisions, and said it strives to maintain a platform that is open, even if it means offending some.
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In gerrymandering cases the offending party switches voters, often black and Hispanic voters, from one district to another to gain partisan advantage.
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The new defender, he said, could empower a lawyer to "represent and defend athletes against the actions" of offending national governing bodies.
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People who try to do it deserve swift, creative punishments, that should—if at all possible—deter them from offending again, right?
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He said top editors routinely rewrote, played down or withheld critical stories for fear of offending influential Chinese officials or business executives.
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Formula One's final practice session before qualifying was delayed while repairs were made to the barriers and the offending kerb was removed.
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On a daily basis people assume genders, this frustrates a lot of people in our society, and we could be offending them.
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He complained to the umpire, perhaps to get the point replayed, and then angrily put the offending towel into his drinks box.
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The onslaught against free speech extends beyond candidates for political office — and doesn't seem to require making any offending statement at all.
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The offending men were gone (for now at least), but was it still O.K. to like — or even look at — their work?
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Instead, the WTO effectively declares the offending nation an outlaw, granting aggrieved trading partners the right to retaliate as they see fit.
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House Speaker Crisanta Duran, also a Democrat, quickly urged Mr. Lebsock to step down, and he later apologized for "offending" Ms. Winter.
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As of Thursday afternoon, the account's offending video appears to be removed, but there have been no new tweets since August 6th.
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Then, as now, various legislative and administrative initiatives were brought to bear on the elimination of the offending businesses and their proprietors.
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A show known for raunchy satire and the delight it takes in offending large groups of people has had such scuffles before.
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Instead of offending my parents, my act of defiance might have made them look at each other with a self-satisfied smirk.
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Reid apologized for the offending posts that originally emerged in December and again did so on Monday when another batch was unearthed.
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When reached for comment, a representative from Toutiao acknowledged the company had taken down the offending article, but they offered no explanation.
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Democrats will use the votes to portray GOP candidates as more concerned about not offending the NRA than listening to public sentiment.
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As spotted by CNN, Jones told viewers on his Friday show that he had instructed his staff to delete the offending tweets.
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The following December, Google removed one of the offending apps but allowed Cheetah to continue offering other apps in the Play store.
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This change helped identify the offending apps and developers, which led to today's bans at the end of a long-term process.
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Facebook reviews your complaint and decides if the offending post violates its own Community Standards rules on hate speech and other behavior.
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She was not questioned about the garment during play, but after a midmatch rain delay, she returned with no offending color visible.
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After the lawsuit was filed, the offending songs conveniently disappeared, upsetting connected exercise equipment owners who'd gotten used to their beloved playlists.
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" A Twitter post from the official "Full Frontal" account said on Thursday: "We deeply apologize for offending @_that_kyle in our CPAC segment.
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It is one thing to finesse a message that can appeal to high-end suburban moms without offending white working-class voters.
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He gave the list to the manager, Ralph Houk, and instructed him to tell the offending players to get their hair cut.
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That case involved illegal export subsidies for Boeing, which EU officials said was resolved in 2006 after Congress repealed the offending provisions.
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Apple was not happy, and cut off Facebook's enterprise developer access for all of its apps, not just the offending research app.
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Although the offending words were quickly removed, when I looked closely in clear sunlight last weekend, the words were still partly legible.
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The money and access will get cut off, there will be a primary, and the offending pol will end up an outcast.
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YouTube responded by immediately removing the offending video, along with some 200 others also deemed by Universal to have violated the law.
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"Here, what allegedly makes the listings 'unlawful,' 'illegal,' or 'offending' is that they advertise rentals that violate Aimco's lease agreements," Judge Gee wrote.
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He's also been ordered to delete the offending tweet — more on that below — in order to qualify for a fully functioning account again.
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Google said on Wednesday that it had taken steps to protect users from the attacks by disabling offending accounts and removing malicious pages.
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Such could be the case, for example, if black and Latino individuals experienced arrest at a rate disproportionate to their share of offending.
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Not only is the choir damaging its reputation by participating in the inauguration, it risks offending members of the increasingly diverse Mormon Church.
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"I think it's an honor because it just shows that Selena is a legend," Suzette said when asked about Cardi B's offending lyric.
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But if you don't want to close the entire offending tab you can simply right click on it and choose mute tab.2.
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If the embarrassment of being caught red-handed wasn't enough, the offending player has to wear handcuffs that come with the board game.
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The tech giants themselves increasingly accept responsibility for what appears on their pages, hiring armies of moderators to remove offending content (see article).
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Then there are those who don't wear it for fear of offending someone, those who wear it to offend and comment on Christianity.
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At the time, the site agreed to take more than 23 offending articles offline so Rice could add proper attribution to Lead Stories.
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The company, Trottla, is run by a self-identified pedophile who wanted to help others like him avoid offending, Sharkey told the Mirror.
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Mac Wellman's experimental plays tend to go by in a mystifying blur, and "The Offending Gesture" at the Connelly Theater is no exception.
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Tulsi Gabbard Tulsi's merch page isn't outright offending anyone, but it's an absolute snooze fest and compared to everyone else's the formatting sucks.
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Today's middle-aged crooks learned their trade in the 1980s when crime was relatively easy, and have carried on offending, says Mr Farrell.
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The other option is simply to block the offending ads in question, though it's unclear whether Google will go forth with either strategy.
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And Trump may be fearful of offending Saudi Arabia by meeting formally with Erdogan and not with Muhammad bin Salman, so he isn't.
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It was the kind of confrontation that presidential candidates must carefully navigate — tamping down potentially offensive statements from voters without offending energetic supporters.
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Many of the offending channels were even verified by YouTube — a process that the company says was done automatically as recently as 2016.
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For offending the sensibilities of many people who enjoy movies without others on their phones, Aron swiftly got his ass kicked on Twitter.
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"White people have been dressing up in costumes 'in good fun' with little regard to whom they might be offending," the bloggers wrote.
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But Mr Scheer is finding it hard to appeal to anti-immigrant supporters without offending the large majority of Canadians who back immigration.
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It is rudimentary and crude, but also clear that Western style underwear must not be worn -- a red X covers each offending image.
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For five years Dan and a brother have been kindling an antirock crusade by crisscrossing the country urging youngsters to destroy offending albums.
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In a rematch against Mr Trump, that would be hard; the Democrats cannot refrain from condemning his bigotry without offending their other supporters.
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So only searchers located in the same geographical location as the successful delisting request will have the offending search result removed from Google.com.
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The push to take down the four offending relics, led by Mitch Landrieu, the mayor, seemed to come out of nowhere in 2015.
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One is a "repentance moment," at which point a porn addict might decide she's going to straighten up and stop offending the Lord.
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Moreover, the lesson of history is that impeachments can succeed in the political sense even when they do not remove the offending official.
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Previously, Google usually removed ads from every page on a website after a policy violation, instead of just the pages with offending content.
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The company relies primarily on user reports to identify offending accounts, and said it has increased the size of the team reviewing reports.
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Now we're learning more about this unprecedented event, including the speed of the offending object and the intense temperatures reached during the impact.
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Others have had the offending images of Pepe modified, removed, or replaced with a graphic explaining that the old image has been censored.
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The research looked at 10 years of FDA records, and over 20% of the discovered offending products contained more than one unapproved drug.
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Why doesn't he talk about how AI might also rise to the complex challenge of figuring out personal content tastes without offending people?
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"I am worried that we will try to please everybody and end up offending everyone," says Parris Chang, a former senior DPP official.
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The cover-up the offending bits of the statues attracted even more attention with pictures of the more modest displays going viral online.
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I'd quickly deposit the offending carbohydrates into my lunchbox, wash a laxative down with with my coffee, and make my way to school.
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Many said that they had struggled with themselves before offending and believed that they might never have started if they had received counselling.
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That means therapists may be remaining silent about past abuse, or evidence that someone with access to children has a history of offending.
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The exasperated Germans recently began enforcing a tough hate speech law that can slap these offending multi-billion-dollar corporations with heavy fines.
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In Germany, a comedian who mocked the Turkish president on air may soon stand trial under an antique law against offending foreign dignitaries.
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Its intentional vagueness means any Democrat can campaign on it without offending their corporate campaign donors while simultaneously playing to their environmentalist base.
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Ms. Trump had not uttered the offending words, but Ms. Davis had watched her speak for her father at the Republican National Convention.
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Kissinger had persuaded Ford not to invite visiting Soviet dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn to the White House in 1975 for fear of offending Moscow.
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Mr. Lopaz, 36, found a creative way to address instances of racism: He took the offending comments and put them on T-shirts.
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Until recently, corporations have typically been reluctant to address the sorts of controversial issues that divide Americans, for fear of offending potential customers.
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Of course, planetary defense is only possible if scientists get the jump on any offending asteroids before they faceplant all over our civilization.
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"A lot of the so-called establishment donors didn't want to commit to anyone, out of fear of offending everyone else," DuHaime said.
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Facebook said the offending post was spotted by its global security operations centre but that "its removal was delayed by a few minutes".
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In the offending tweet, Jones had shared a video urging his followers to get their "battle rifles" ready to take on his adversaries.
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Kamala Harris tweeted Thursday honoring the legacy of Till, who was lynched after allegedly offending a white woman in her family's grocery store.
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Democrats say he must lure Sanders loyalists to his side without offending them as he pivots from the primary to the general election.
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" The comedian tweeted an apology Tuesday, saying, "I offer my humblest apology for offending anyone, particularly those in the Asian community, last week.
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And European governments are also wary of offending Beijing at a time when they are pressing to get better access to Chinese customers.
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To avoid offending Qataris about a delicate aspect of their history, it opened in 2015 without the fanfare usually accorded a royal project.
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The business bashing is not solely from the political left; Donald Trump has tweet-attacked plenty of companies for offending his populist instincts.
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And because most youth "age out" of criminal offending, this group has probably avoided punishment and adjudication for the rest of their lives.
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But then one of the men, wearing a hard hat, emerged from his work area and followed the children to the offending tree.
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The sub is often populated by surreptitiously photographed people in the offending shirts, like this one, with comments that lightly roast the wearer.
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I think it makes people uncomfortable like they don't want to offend, and so in that process they kind of end up offending.
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Guido Barilla immediately apologized for offending "the sensitivities of some people," which wasn't received well, perhaps because it wasn't a very good apology.
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Placing little trust in social media platforms to remove offending content, the government has threatened to ban Facebook and block WhatsApp in Indonesia.
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They offer their contractors minimal support—only the consolation that the company will uphold its own terms and services, and discharge offending users.
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When the segment was broadcast, the offending word was bleeped out, but it was left uncensored on the clip that was posted online.
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They are skittish about offending the base and quick to placate culture warriors who demonize those with traditional beliefs about sex and gender.
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When I looked out, I saw not only the offending piece of gum but also burly workers in hard hats and thick gloves.
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Last August, Time Warner struck down similar streams on behalf of CNN, resulting in a strike and a suspension for each offending channel.
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Google paused rollout of the offending Chrome update until it could provide a fix and instructions for regaining access to the bricked Macs.
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It is supposed to be a tool for ensuring public safety and managing treatment for offenders, with the goal of preventing re-offending.
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The RDW will continue to pressure the two firms to offer remedies and follow up to make sure the offending models are retrofitted.
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"He said that he was supported by millions of people and therefore was not to blame of offending a group," Judge Steenhuis said.
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The offending party is Grenade Beverage, the maker of Grumpy Cat Grumpuccino, which tried to sell other unlicensed Grumpy Cat products, NPR reports.
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The offending Thai-language article has been blocked in the country, and apparently carried some details that opened the new king to criticism.
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In social situations, prosopagnosics often smiled blandly and behaved as if they had previously encountered everyone they met, rather than risk offending acquaintances.
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An elimination diet, in which the potentially offending food is removed from the diet, is usually the first step in diagnosing food intolerance.
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For Prince Bader, paying such an unprecedented sum for a painting of Christ also risked offending the religious sensibilities of his Muslim countrymen.
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A lot of people don't care if they offend people, their apologies are in genuine and they continue offending others, making no changes.
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This ties in with the notion that neutralization doesn't necessarily take place at the time of offending, and can come into play afterwards.
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Under Stockholm's new regulations, offending ads on any of the 700 public billboards around the capital can now be removed within 24 hours.
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Once again, Antoni gets up close and personal with the offending odor, sticking his whole (gorgeous) face into the container and takes a whiff.
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While holding down a waitressing job, she visited re-entry programs around the country and pored over academic literature on recidivism, or repeat offending.
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The building was reopened within a few hours and authorities say Victoria's Environment Protection Authority will now oversee the storage of the offending fruit.
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However, if a visitor remains on the redirect page for more than a few seconds, it automatically redirects the user to the offending site.
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