It's a way to just expand out and out and out, instead of doing what we talk about in the writers' room, which is diving straight down into a problem.
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That compassion radiates out and out and out, even extending, eventually, to all of us – the people who made Jeff into the hero we needed him to be, without stopping to wonder what he wanted to be.
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Lesser-known outfits can project more seriousness than an out-and-out lobbyist.
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The nation's flagging faith in government has become an out-and-out catastrophe.
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Following Floating Coffin, Dwyer would become less shy about out-and-out rocking.
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It's very hard to have a fake Patek, an out-and-out fake.
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We saw him yesterday I think potentially out-and-out lie to Congress.
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And that feeling unfortunately has the tendency to devolve into out-and-out racism.
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More than anything else, survey respondents cited unfair treatment and out and out mistreatment.
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And if it comes down to it, I will just out-and-out lie.
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Exaggerated reports along with out-and-out hoaxes are more common and easily accessible.
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Akhmetshin's time as an out-and-out intelligence officer was, by his account, brief.
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Every teenyweeny-tiny thing you do ripples out and out in cascades of expanding influence.
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Weston added the pound was now "an out-and-out political currency" with high volatility.
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It may be that Netflix's approach means more competence and fewer out-and-out stinkers.
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Exploits are also sold in shadowy online markets, where customers are often out-and-out criminals.
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It has not out-and-out opposed the collection of the data in the first place.
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He's an out-and-out God figure, somehow symbiotically, metaphysically connected to his very own planet.
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But he's hardly an out-and-out insurgent either — he's a former partner at Goldman Sachs.
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Was it also out-and-out working to recruit agents within the Trump Organization and campaign?
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It is less salacious than you might imagine, more conventional sex than out-and-out deviancy.
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Straight-up horror, mostly of the psychological variety, though there's some out-and-out gore as well.
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This is an out-and-out Shah Rukh Khan film, and the actor demonstrates his talent ably.
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His intemperate rhetoric embarrasses many party elites, and some of his policies are out-and-out racist.
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The Broadcom decision suggests that valid suspicion of Chinese technology is blurring into out-and-out protectionism.
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It's just an out-and-out bull market in homes," Cramer added on "Squawk on the Street.
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It's not so much about out-and-out lying; that's the traditional purview of the con man.
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"It was a hard decision," BenDeLaCreme said, admitting she'd wanted to eliminate an out-and-out predator.
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After all, every teeny-weeny-tiny thing I do ripples out and out in cascades of expanding influence.
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Digital services have frequently been in collision — if not out-and-out conflict — with the rule of law.
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This new one, "Clones" follows last week's "Only Child" and sees her going for out-and-out bars.
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The outlet spotted the couple and their newest addition out and out in New York City Monday morning.
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What follows is perhaps the most aggravating this show has ever been without being out-and-out bad.
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What made an unexpectedly good night for Biden seem like an out-and-out rout was largely timing.
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Warren has gone as far as to propose an out-and-out ban on fracking by executive order.
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The terrible behavior that shouldn't exist anymore, that still does, needs to be gone and out, and out quickly.
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What employing Mr Trout does ensure is that the Angels are unlikely to field an out-and-out shambles.
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Still, on the content front, VR offers the prospect of something worse than mild tedium – out and out nausea.
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No team with as much talent as this one has accumulated should just out-and-out disappear from contention.
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"We still have a deficit in out-and-out horsepower to our competitors that is hopefully reducing," Horner said.
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" Norm Eisen, who served as an ethics officer in Barack Obama's White House, called the memo "out and out fraud.
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Some were deliberately put in harm's way — in some cases out-and-out sold — by members of their own family.
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Someone who out-and-out supports the worst dictators, who runs on an isolationist platform with the slogan "America First"?
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Or perhaps Iron Fist could take Danny in a darker direction, and turn him into an out-and-out supervillain.
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The recent revival of 803s fashion seems to provoke one of two reactions: intense dislike or out-and-out celebration.
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It would be an out-and-out scandal — exactly the kind of booster bribery the N.C.A.A. wants to stamp out.
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So not an out-and-out threat to suspend the mechanism — which is what critics and MEPs have been calling for.
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"I really, really hope it's just an out and out fight through stubbornness, through mental stability, through fitness, composure...," he added.
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There's a lot to look at, it's hard to know where to click, and the search function out-and-out sucks.
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But it would be almost cliche if Daenerys went from being a good person to being an out-and-out villain.
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Bonus: The nearest example of out-and-out trade war is the 1930s, after the U.S. enacted the Smoot-Hawley tariffs.
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Though my mother and I had the out-and-out battles, Skip was the default object of my scorn and derision.
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"Nobody was of the mind to out and out tell the President what he can or cannot do," the source said.
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Rick Perry, the energy secretary, has proposed out-and-out subsidisation of the coal industry; an independent regulatory commission rejected that idea.
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Like much of Dylan and Evie's relationship, this one isn't an out-and-out tear-jerker; it's far more subtle than that.
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Meanwhile, venues in Cardiff and Glasgow came under fire just weeks ago for allowing out-and-out neo-Nazi bands to perform.
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"Most politicians, I find they may exaggerate or stretch, but they don't want to out-and-out mislead people," Kessler tells me.
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Harris said the $23 billion in tariffs could be what turns the current trade friction into an out-and-out trade war.
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With the two wingers buzzing around on the flanks, Peralta should have plenty of space to roam as the out-and-out striker.
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"This statement does not call the victim's out-and-out liars, but it denies that he committed the crime of rape," Arminak said.
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QV is not a panacea — it could not have addressed Jim Crow because in that era African-Americans were out-and-out disenfranchised.
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Even if there is now little daylight between him and his primary rivals, the label of out-and-out socialist could hinder him.
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Make no mistake, an out and out conflict between the two nations would be an unmitigated disaster for the region and the world.
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"Kim seems to be pursuing a rebalancing of dynamics, rather than an out-and-out 'defection' to the U.S. side," Mr. Delury said.
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And while Pearl Jam never fully pivoted into an out-and-out punk band, Vedder's pushing certainly showed their interest in the genre.
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Oz the Great and Powerful: The 2013 Wizard of Oz prequel wasn't an out-and-out flop, but it wasn't really a hit, either.
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Even legal minds which weren't instantly describing it as out and out illegal were plenty critical — describing it as overly broad, vague and draconian.
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In campaigns, the issue of out-and-out lying, as opposed to more indirect truth-twisting, is not so common as you might suppose.
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He was undoubtedly a hustler, but I tend to think he wasn't an out-and-out crook who deliberately set out to swindle people.
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While Britain's economy is one of the laggards of the Western world, the out-and-out recession predicted by Brexit's opponents never did materialize.
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Most Egyptologists see shows like Ancient Aliens as a program that capitalizes on the bizarre rather than endeavoring to be out-and-out racist.
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Out-and-out cheats like God Mode and unlimited power-ups fell by the wayside in favor of changes that altered a game's rules.
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And the attack on Roe may be pursued through a host of more subtle and incremental assaults, not an out-and-out declared repeal.
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It certainly isn't a terrible idea, but the more you dig into the matter the less it looks like an out-and-out good one.
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Gilmore said some were members of Al-Islah, some were clerics, and some were out-and-out terrorists — but he conceded he couldn't be sure.
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I think vampires get even stronger in the final season, where the antagonist—the big bad of the series—was an out-and-out misogynist.
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In short, this effort represents nothing less than an out-and-out assault on the ability of the transgender community to participate in public life.
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When you start enumerating what's very positive about it, you can also see that this isn't necessarily an out-and-out piece of good news.
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"The unscrupulous people who have always existed -- the out-and-out fraudsters -- take advantage of investors who want to make a buck quickly," Avergun said.
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I think he misjudged that, yes, people did elect Donald Trump, but out-and-out Nazis is still a bridge too far for most people.
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The strength and depth of any impact there — if hesitation turns into out-and-out rejection — is clearly going to take more time to shake out.
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Tottenham had only two out-and-out strikers in it's squad on Monday morning —but by the end of the day it was down to one.
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"We have great concern that Chairman Hatch is asking us to vote today on two nominees who out and out lied to our committee," said Sen.
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Reagan was in his last year of office; the idea of out-and-out victory had become more complicated over the course of the cold war.
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Because every ball counts, a premium is placed on surprise and unpredictability; spinners with multiple variations have often been more successful than out-and-out fast bowlers.
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The universe of online trolls probably includes some out-and-out sadists, some empathetic people coping poorly with their emotions and a lot of people in between.
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When they went to move in to the new store, the Cartier staff found themselves locked out — and out on the sidewalk with boxes of precious jewels.
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PRO The only out-and-out comedy in this group, "Imposters" is funnier, in both broad and subtle ways, than you would expect from a Bravo show.
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Apu is an out-and-out stereotype of an Indian immigrant, while Smithers has seemed stuck in an early '90s conception of a gay man for some time.
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It's possible that it will keep bleeding out and out, not stopping until it hits the burn scars of the last fires that got this close to us.
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In a blog post about the development it couches Berlin's housing law as both "complex and confusing" and out-and-out "broken" — arguing it "needs to be fixed".
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In his memoir, published in 1940, three years before his death, he declared himself to be an out-and-out rationalist, dismayed by the tenacity of religious superstition.
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The CME's out-and-out rival contract, its "all-in" aluminum contract, reflecting both basis price and premium, has struggled to build any momentum since its launch in 2014.
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I think Grassley should hear him out and out and toy with him a little bit, play with him a little bit and see what he has to say.
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That could mean that victory is decided by the fewest mistakes, the sleekest aerodynamics and the most precise line down the mountain, rather than out-and-out risk-taking.
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Happily, there's a lot to choose from in March — whether you're a fan of fighting games, RPGs, out-and-out action or weird VR experiences about floating through space.
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Some manufacturers and distributors are out-and-out hoodlums: investigations in America, Canada and Sweden have linked biker gangs to counterfeit medicines, notably drugs used to treat erectile dysfunction.
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A variation on Trump's first argument, his second claim went further, arguing that the special counsel's office was not merely corrupted by politics, it was out-and-out unconstitutional.
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Remember, Trump didn't just say in December that he'd be fine with the US modernizing its nukes — he said he'd be fine with an out-and-out arms race.
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But of the presidential candidates hoping for good news out of the corn state's caucuses today, the only out-and-out opponent of fracking is Vermont's Senator Bernie Sanders.
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Yahoo subsequently described the Reuters' report as misleading but did not out-and-out deny it had created and deployed the custom software at the behest of US intelligence agencies.
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"We believe the combination of customer migration, disposals and store closures from Majestic Retail will release substantial investment capital and transform the company into an out-and-out growth business.".
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As in any gathering of 2,472 people, there will likely be a spectrum of political opinion — from out-and-out Trump supporters to die-hard #NeverTrumpers and everything in between.
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Out-and-out plastic surgery has long been associated with low-class tackiness: Montag and Smith, in particular, are white, blonde women, but they also come from working-class backgrounds.
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Even before today's testimony, some Senate Democrats — including Franken, who asked Sessions about Russia during the confirmation hearing to begin with — out-and-out accused the attorney general of perjury.
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She had never been archetypal, or average – to play the "good" political wife, she merely pretended to be – and perhaps she now had the potential to be out and out extraordinary.
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In fact, the arbitrator came down hard on the network for out-and-out lying and covering up financial details of the deal ... hammering them with $128 million in punitive damages.
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The ruling also only pertains to Uber's peer-to-peer ride-hailing services — which have long faced out-and-out bans in multiple European markets, such as France, Spain and Belgium.
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WEDNESDAY For many, the one out-and-out trophy of the season is David Hockney's rediscovered acrylic on canvas, "Sur la Terrasse," offered at Christie's Wednesday night postwar and contemporary auction.
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CNN's Jake Tapper: There are news sources that are just out-and-out lies coming from Europe, coming from other parts of the world... CBS's Gayle King: …coming from people's basements.
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To the (trivial) extent that book covers ought to reflect the spirit of the age, this year demanded that they be confrontational if not out-and-out blunt, topically and conceptually.
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This is the first show that has been out and out killed by Apple since Jamie Erlicht and Zack Van Amburg took over as Apple's worldwide video and chief content officers.
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Yet he was playing not as an out-and-out striker but as a playmaker, the man in a pivotal creative role somewhat behind those running up front, Neymar and Luis Suárez.
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He started to sketch out the novel that became Kim in Vermont, and wrote what he called a "genuine out and out American story," Captains Courageous, set amid a Gloucester fishing fleet.
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" Ryan, the Washington bureau chief for American Urban Radio Networks and a CNN political analyst, said on CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront" that the Mueller report showed how Sanders "out and out lied.
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Look for out-and-out war: If Amazon strengthens its network and stops relying on the big shippers, UPS and FedEx could lose one of their biggest customers, hurting their bottom line.
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It's possible to play with a mixture of the two approaches, but this isn't Dishonored, a game that encourages players to alternate between slinking through the shadows and out-and-out violence.
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The lead single, "Fall Apart," shows Maps & Atlases forging ahead as if they were a brand new band, allowing themselves to transpose Davison's programmed drums into an out-and-out funk track.
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It's not long, and it draws mainly from France and Italy, but it's been carefully drafted to include relative values from expensive regions and out-and-out values from less traveled areas.
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I think at the level of $14 after we just spoke with the company recently, it's just a plain out-and-out buy and I think you should take some down at $14.
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A recent report by the Carnegie Endowment, a think-tank, calls Honduras "emblematic" of countries in which "corruption is the operating system" of networks formed by government, business and "out-and-out criminals".
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The messaging giant has long trailed that business accounts are incoming, as Facebook seeks to switch on monetization without out-and-out injecting ads into a platform whose founders vowed they never would.
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Stephen Belafonte says Mel B blindsided him with allegations of sex tape extortion and out-and-out stealing precious Spice Girls memories ... this according to docs he just filed in their divorce war.
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While many Labour members are frustrated with the party's reluctance to become an out-and-out Remain party, the membership still sided heavily with the wider policy agenda of Corbyn and his leadership.
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If Warren is willing to rig the system by out-and-out lying to solely enrich herself at seemingly every turn, one has to wonder who it is she is really fighting for.
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According to a 2012 New York Times article, more and more psychologists are identifying " callous-unemotional" children who might be displaying early signs of psychopathy ranging from out-and-out sadism to small manipulations.
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" Michiko Kakutani of The New York Times wrote that "this embarrassing volume is an out-and-out partisan screed made up of illogical arguments, distorted and cherry-picked information, ridiculous generalizations and nutty asides.
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Senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio, said Mr. Mnuchin had "out-and-out lied to our committee" about the robotic signing of foreclosure documents by the bank, OneWest, when he was its chief executive.
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Branded "an out and out radical" during his first congressional campaign by Republican U.S. Vice President Spiro Agnew, Dellums accepted the label as a badge of honor, as recounted by the San Francisco Chronicle.
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White House on defense White House officials mounted a staunch defense of the House bill Tuesday, out-and-out rejecting the CBO score which undermines Trump's campaign trail promise that everyone would have health care.
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Mexico coach Juan Carlos Osorio lulled the four-time tournament winners into a false sense of security, fielding only one out-and-out forward in Javier Hernandez and awarding their opponents possession of the ball.
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"With Second Sight, we tried to push farther into developing our own mythos and really letting these songs exist in their own world without its being an out-and-out concept record," Cardinell told Noisey.
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"It's the first time that we have had an out-and-out cancellation over the issue, and this is a group that has been coming here every three or four years since the 1980s," D'Alessandro said.
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It's nearly unique to see a film of any genre that can chart the darker parts of a brilliant young woman's mind without turning her into an out-and-out monster, destroying her, or converting her.
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During two successful spells with Köln he thrived as a star striker, but when he moved to Arsenal he struggled as an out-and-out forward, even after several attempts to cultivate this position for him.
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Norman Eisen, who worked in the White House ethics office under President Obama, voiced skepticism on Twitter: This after the fact justification of Pruitt's sweet housing deal w/lobbyist's wife is just out and out fraud.
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Though he took a few games to get going in his new role as an out-and-out striker, he had soon set about proving that Juve had failed to utilise the best of his skills.
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China's currency slid to a fresh six-month low against the dollar Wednesday, sparking speculation China could use a weakened yuan as a weapon if tensions with the U.S. turn into an out-and-out trade war.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping called on Thursday for out-and-out implementation of central party policy and the total loyalty of officials, the state broadcaster reported, in speech on discipline and corruption broadcast across the country.
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I wasn't prepared for uncomfortable silences when I admitted to being attracted to people of all genders, or out-and-out questioning of my identity, and jealousy from both male and female partners who assumed I would cheat.
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And while there's no shortage of out-and-out dating apps, offering ample opportunities for hook ups with individual/s from your sex of choice, what if you just want to make new friends to hang with platonically?
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It's a troubled land, staggering from wretched excess and aching losses, a country where dreams have often slipped into out-and-out delusions, and people hunger for deliverance, if only in the person of a half-baked messiah.
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Let us not allow that to distract us from the fact that it is 2016, and Lil Peep is making out-and-out hip-hop about how he wants to die while racking up millions of plays on SoundCloud.
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While much has been made of Argentina's over-dependence on their out-and-out star, who turns 31 this weekend and may well be at his last World Cup, Sampaoli said fortunately the obsession with Messi also destabilized others.
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There is a clear consensus among the party base in support of efforts to expand coverage and care -- even Biden, an out-and-out Medicare for All opponent, wants to build on Obamacare with a government-backed public option.
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Cost: $35.1 millionWhy he's a good buy: With Harry Kane out for the season, no out-and-out second striker at the club, and Lucas Moura and Son Heung-min misfiring, Tottenham has been struggling in front of goal.
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There are moments of out-and-out slapstick, as the two investigators try various off-the-book methods to crack the case, and there are moments when the film considers this deepening tragedy with the full weight it deserves.
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"The biggest concern is not so much stories that are out-and-out faked," says Ivan Oransky, co-founder of Retraction Watch, a blog that covers retracted scientific papers, and a writer in residence at New York University's Carter Journalism Institute.
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So long as politicians remain most comfortable outside the digital world, and so long as they need to raise money to finance their own re-election campaigns, we'll get technologically illiterate laws being proposed, either from out-and-out stupidity.
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At the same time, the initial vulnerability seems to have been more of a server misconfiguration than an out-and-out exploit, leading some to wonder if Thompson might have been a well-intentioned researcher who went a little too far.
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Libras do not like confrontations and while Scorps aren't necessarily about out-and-out war with a partner, they aren't afraid to call someone out and be in their face or hold a calculated grudge for the rest of their lives.
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The material supervised by Mr. Williams (who's esteemed for, among other things, his work on "Who Framed Roger Rabbit") was shaped into two subsequent features, one a well-meaning but ineffectual salvage job, the next an out-and-out bastardization.
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"The larger historical sweep of the experience of black Americans with the government of the United States and its arms of authority, like the police, is one of out-and-out white supremacy," David M. Kennedy, the criminologist, told me.
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While presidents Reagan and George W. Bush were sometimes protectionists of political convenience, Trump is the first modern Republican to campaign as an out-and-out mercantilist, promising that huge tariffs and infrastructure spending will restore the Rust Belt's shine.
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Above all, the show insists that the veil is not at all a "foreign" incursion into Europe, a mistake made by both serious writers like Michel Houellebecq and by a motley collection of populists, extremists and out-and-out racists.
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Out-and-out masterpieces are hard to find even at Frieze Masters, but for many, the gem of the fair was a 203-inch brown and yellow "Study to Homage to the Square," from 1954, by the American artist Josef Albers.
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Hollywood history – and box office receipts – proved it was a successful move for both stars, but at a price: their mutual enmity, barely contained in their freewheeling youths, turned to out-and-out warfare before, during and after Baby Jane.
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"THAAD is most certainly not a simple technical issue, but an out-and-out strategic one," Wang said late on Sunday on the sidelines of a conference of foreign ministers from the 10-member Association of South East Asian Nations in Vientiane.
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Her out-and-out infomercials for Lori Davis hair products, and a re-recording of her 1965 duet "I Got You Babe" with Beavis and Butt-head, appeared less like the kind of visionary mashups of her earlier eras and more like desperation.
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Up until the final episode of Season 6, Cersei felt more like a survivor — a character who has been backed into a corner and has had to be ruthless in order to protect her children — as opposed to an out and out villain.
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All this hit home this week when the Indonesian Food and Drug Monitoring Agency declared that a noodle snack should be pulled from shelves in the Muslim-majority nation because its packaging depicted an image they considered to be out-and-out pornographic.
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The cloak-and-dagger group has cast a complex shadow on Asian pop over the past few years, through abstract audiovisual remixes that have provided everything from consciousness-expanding cultural commentary to out-and-out bangers (all too rare over here in Korea).
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The problem for Fox News is that while Hannity has risen to become the top ratings-earner of the nightly lineup, he is also a figure prone to barreling headfirst into the murky territory between opinion and out-and-out conspiracy theorism.
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"Barbara Lekberg is an out-and-out romantic whose welded figures are made from thin, flowing sheets of steel, here and there adorned with color in vitreous enamel," Stuart Preston wrote in The New York Times in 21992, reviewing a Sculpture Center exhibition.
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It is a demand for whites to extend their historical imagination and recognize that the ills of racism are not the result of a few bad police officers or a few out-and-out racists in some far-off corner of America.
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Having said all this, "Machines Like Me" is no more out-and-out science fiction than Kazuo Ishiguro's elegiac novel about clones, "Never Let Me Go." In fact, "Machines" is about what most literary novels are about: the godawful messiness of being human.
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When you wonder if you should disagree in a meeting or even out and out correct someone, remind yourself that if you do it with respect and care and you advance the issue, you'll be doing what the company hired you for.
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The crowdfunding platform's solution to this publicity nightmare was to hire an outsider (Harris) to try to get some answers, asking him to probe specific factors such as where backers' money went, and whether the project was an out-and-out scam from the start.
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I mean, we all know that China has been stealing from the U.S. for decades, in terms of forcing this transaction of forcing technology transfer to Chinese companies, not opening up their markets to foreigners, as well as just out and out stealing intellectual property.
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" And he has repeatedly floated the idea of creating a new branch of the armed forces specifically for celestial combat—culminating last week with a speech out-and-out ordering the Joint Chiefs of Staff to begin developing plans for a new "Space Force.
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Here he is, for instance, writing about how the president's complete disregard for the truth acted as a perverse source of strength: Politicians and businesspeople dissemble and misrepresent and spin and prevaricate and mask the truth, but they prefer to avoid out-and-out lying.
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But in the raging culture war between the over-offended left and the out-and-out racist right, our guardians of free speech would do a better job of defending the right to offend if they didn't quite so obviously revel in exercising it.
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The Justice Department "will be a lot more selective in the cases that they pursue, and it's unlikely they will get involved in cases unless there's out-and-out evidence of discrimination," said Alan Kaplinsky, a partner specializing in consumer financial regulation at Ballard Spahr.
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He could adopt the I.H.R.A. definition in full and without amendments, and publicly condemn not only unnamed members of the Labour Party but some of his former allies for engaging in language that moves from legitimate criticism of Israel to out-and-out anti-Semitism.
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Out, and out front, Rapinoe has perhaps become the representative athlete of our times — wearing the jersey of a nation that is divided, playing for a team that is not, fearless and unapologetic about demanding excellence from herself and fair and equitable treatment by others.
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It's by far the least-defensible thing he's done over the course of the series—even though he's doing it for Kim, his action is still an out-and-out deception, something that will hurt several other people at HHM in addition to Chuck and Howard.
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There's also out-and-out malicious stuff to be found already here too as the increasing complexity, opacity and sprawl of the adtech industry's surveillance apparatus (combined with its general lack of interest in and/or focus on security) offers rich and varied vectors of cyber attack.
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Online ad giants Facebook and Google have increasingly found themselves on the hook for enabling the spread of socially divisive, offensive and at times out-and-out illegal content via their platforms — in no small part as a consequence of the popularity of their content-sharing hubs.
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Make no mistake: For years, through careful omissions, PR gerrymandering, and out-and-out obstinance, police in Canada misled the public about their use of IMSI catchers, which impersonate cell phone towers and force any phone in the area to reveal information about the device and user.
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"It gives rise to a real danger that the appellate court would enter into an out and out credibility assessment for itself, whereas the real question is ... was the jury in a position where it was open to find guilt beyond a reasonable doubt," he said.
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Pence, on the other hand, seemed less concerned with out-and-out defending his running mate than rope-a-doping away from uncomfortable questions: His standard response was to pucker his face and mock Kaine as "ridiculous" for pelting him with facts, statistics and actual Trump quotes.
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"It goes to the core of India's unity and integrity and that is an issue that needs to be sorted out between the two countries (Canada and India)," said Prakash, who described the event Trudeau attended in Toronto last year as "an out and out Khalistani platform."
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That's not even getting into the out-and-out disasters, like Doomsday from Batman v Superman, where the effort to render crusty, rocky horror in CGI makes it look like Henry Cavill's Man of Steel is engaged in a life-and-death struggle with a poorly rendered cartoon.
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But results from a new ProPublica investigation suggest the tech giant is failing at even simple self-policing — undermining any claims it can responsibly manage the bad and even out-and-out illegal outcomes that are being enabled via its platform, and bolstering the case for more formal regulation.
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It's far less entertaining, but also far more urgent, to acknowledge that the Times' op-ed page highlights the centrist-to-center-right coalition that's nearly as much of a threat to any nascent left movement in our politics as the out-and-out fascists further to their right.
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If you really do want to make your ex as miserable as you are, instead of out and out harassment like the above, it's more effective—and, importantly, less traceable—to stir up a constant sense of dread deep within them through calculated socializing and social media manipulation.
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Carden is one of my favorite performers on TV (in addition to The Good Place, she plays a smaller part on HBO's wonderful hit-man comedy Barry), and I love the way she's turned Janet into an out-and-out weirdo without sacrificing any of the character's heart.
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Although it's a daunting task to summarize the depth and breadth of Haraway's complex and abstract thoughts, to put it generally and briefly, she is a feminist whose beliefs are not rooted in out-and-out environmentalism, but rather in self-sufficiency, Marxist materialism, and in a relationship with technology.
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The Giuliani modus operandi of 2019, on display so clearly in his starring role in the Ukraine scandal, is the same as it has been for decades: Smear the other side when you can, cast opponents as corrupt, or dismiss them as intellectually dishonest — if not out-and-out evil.
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A government inquiry into the Brotherhood, published in part in December 2015, concluded that although the Brotherhood was a different phenomenon from out-and-out terror groups like al-Qaeda, it could sometimes serve as a gateway to violence, and its claim to be a useful bulwark against terrorism should be treated sceptically.
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California Coastal Commission, a case Pacific Legal Foundation won in the Supreme Court in 1987, the late Justice Antonin Scalia explained that states could not use the permit process to engage in "an out-and-out plan of extortion" by demanding property owners pay off the government to use their own private property.
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"I think hearing something that's out and out abusive, and describing unwanted physical contact — and what he described qualifies as an assault, what he described is violent — and I think that men suddenly started to understand that he wasn't just funny, he wasn't just saying what no one else would say," she says.
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At the film's world premiere in Cannes, this scene got big laughs — which is obviously the point, since it's now 2018 and a man beloved by out-and-out racists, including outspoken white supremacist and former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke, was elected on a platform that embodies just those ideas.
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Richard Flanagan's new novel approaches this shift in the zeitgeist by taking us back to the early '90s and focusing on a time when out-and-out liars could still surprise us, when arguments were about interpretation rather than facts themselves; a time when the denial of objective reality could still frighten.
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What&aposs hot: The cast is an out-and-out win for diversityThere&aposs not one but numerous gay couples, including same-sex parents, and they&aposre all given the air time they deserve rather than being made to, in some way, prop up the hetero couple at the heart of the narrative.
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Since geek properties based on comic books and fantasy novels started to take over TV screens and movie theaters in the early 2000s (with the one-two punch of the Lord of the Rings movies and Spider-Man), more and more of our mainstream popular culture has just become out-and-out geek culture.
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Now if we assume no out-and-out malicious intent, we must conclude that FaceApp's team suffers from a lack of diversity, and thus exhibits low empathy for ethnicities outside its caucasian baseline — all of which drastically limits its perspective, causing the team's product choices to bounce them from one offensive controversy to another.
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And if they want to continue being the party of the professional managerial class, throwing a bone of identity politics to the black and brown working class to keep them in the tent because at least we're not out and out racists like the other team, well, that's a party I want no part of.
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" I spoke with Bishop McElroy recently, and he said that while there are calm-voiced critics of Father Martin with earnest concerns about what they see as the church's drift from traditional sexual morality, there are also out-and-out bigots whose methods are "incompatible with what we hope to be as a church.
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French voters have been grappling with several nationwide issues: 212 percent unemployment (a number that skews up to 258 percent for the youngest workers), widespread dissatisfaction with the mainstream political parties that led to their out-and-out trouncing in the first round of the election, and the aftermath of several high-profile and devastating terror attacks.
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"Facebook and Google have grown into ever more powerful monopolies, they have become obstacles to innovation, and they have caused a variety of problems of which we are only now beginning to become aware," said billionaire US philanthropist George Soros, calling — out-and-out — for regulatory action to break the hold platforms have built over us.
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Even those willing to be convinced that blackness is both reviled and relied upon for what happens on the internet—an ambivalence to the tune of Eric Lott's classic study Love and Theft—tend to feel uneasy about the suggestion that the out-and-out racism of anonymous users bears any relation to their own, very casual, user behavior.
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So their strategy in the event of an out-and-out war, as far as outside analysts can tell, is to inflict overwhelming pain as quickly as possible: to bombard South Korea, Japan, and any American forces they can find with missiles and artillery to the point where their stronger enemies lose their appetite for a protracted conflict.
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No, it's not so out-and-out gimmicky as that, with the dual-lenses rather being put to work to — Huawei claims — enhance photography via improved color/clarity, and to support features such as refocusing after the fact (as Lytro previously tried with dedicated camera hardware; but as ever if it can become a feature on a smartphone it will… ).
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Despite the blips, mishaps, and the critics who criticized his perceived lack of "power," and discipline, Samart lives in the hearts and minds of Thai people as a champion forever; a king of the ring, an out-and-out sporting superstar, still unable to walk the noisy streets of Bangkok without being recognized by the taxi drivers and food vendors.
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Over time (read: as leadership realized out-and-out war was unlikely or impractical), the strategy transitioned from eagerly awaiting a logical conclusion to calling on "lone wolves" to directly foment a race war themselves, which has been the motivation of many white supremacist mass shooters, including Dylann Roof, who killed black congregants at a Charleston, South Carolina, church in 2015.
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So their strategy in the event of an out-and-out war, as far as outside analysts can tell, is to inflict overwhelming pain as quickly as possible: to bombard South Korea, US allies in Japan, and any American forces they can find with missiles and artillery to the point where their stronger enemies lose their appetite for a protracted conflict.
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You'd think we'd be past this stuff, but yet in the last year, I've had so many conversations with other women, particularly my contemporaries, who've told me stories, if not an out-and-out sexual assault, some other indignity that they suffered at some point in their career and felt like they just had to silently suck it up and take it.
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Some of what they propose is out-and-out chicanery; some may hold real value; whatever the case, the job of piloting the public through the complex neuroscientific maze — in order that potential jurors may better judge whether a violent offender should be condemned to death, to a long or life sentence in America's barbaric present-day prison system, or should have their sentences reduced or changed because of a brain irregularity or insult — is vital to society.
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It's not entirely clear what Lean ads means in practice at this point, either, although the IAB specifically references two of the many necessary "areas of concentration", as it puts it, as: So, for Opera, as a company with its own ad subsidiary and potentially also soon the subsidiary of a bunch of ad companies, a compromise strategy on ad-blocking that involves whitelisting a subset of better ads appears to be a little more coherent than an out-and-out anti-ad stance.
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The ad creative used by these campaigns has been published as well and — across all of them — the adverts display a mixture of (roundly debunked) claims about suddenly being able to spend '£350M a week on the NHS', rousing calls to 'take back control' (including a bunch of 'hero' shots of Boris Johnson), coupled with ample fearmongering about EU regulations 'holding the UK back' or posing a risk to UK jobs and wages; plus a lot of out-and-out 'project fear' messaging — with the official Vote Leave campaign especially deploying direct dogwhistle racism to stir up fear among voters about foreigners coming to the UK if it can't control its own border or if the EU expands to add more countries… At a glance, the Brexit ad creative is not as 'out there' as some of the wilder stuff the Kremlin was pumping onto Facebook's platform to try to skew the 2016 U.S. election.
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