Each day was a whirlwind of passing off Santino between classes.
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Police allege she was passing off Flores' newborn as her own.
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The behaviors I was passing off as "healthy" were actually disordered.
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"To be clear, this isn't about passing off responsibility," he wrote.
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And what is it that they are passing off as a salad?
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Part of the tradition includes passing off the coin during a handshake.
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Better still is passing off the strategic hot potato to the next administration.
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And if she's just passing off regular tap water as bathwater, even better.
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Both played Cover-2, rerouting and passing off perimeter go routes to ... nobody.
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Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) from passing off new Medicaid costs onto the state's counties.
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And in so doing, they'll be passing off blame that rightfully belongs to them.
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Most recently, a Pennsylvania company was busted for passing off wood pulp as Parmesan.
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The money is at the mid-level stuff, passing off those fake pieces as real.
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It's why Hollywood can get away with passing off places like Vancouver as other big cities.
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Huawei got caught passing off a professional image as a photo taken with its new flagship phone.
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The retailer is passing off some of the costs related to these investments to vendors, management said.
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This is not the first time Huawei has been caught passing off pro-pics as mobile images.
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Among his first marching orders: Stop passing off two-day-old meats as fresh from the smoker.
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Odds are good that someone has complained publicly if the seller has been passing off counterfeit wares.
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I have 99+ messages and to maintain trust will not be passing off my Instagram to anyone else.
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Passing off remakes with a few new features of classic titles and gauging prices is not the solution.
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But it's getting easier and easier to be subtle and get away with it passing off as reality.
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Passing off the problem of 55-to-64-year-olds to the Senate is shady but possibly effective!
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The Hobby Protection Act prevents manufacturers from passing off reproductions of antiques as originals, according to the agency.
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Virtually every tax dodge involves somehow passing off relatively high-taxed ordinary income as low-taxed capital gains.
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His passing off my bad jokes as his own, however, is unforgivable, and he is a horrible monster.
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A passing off-duty police officer from another jurisdiction witnessed the shooting and killed the suspect, said Col.
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I helped with heavy artillery, passing off a blank cannonball to be fired by a team of men.
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Close's costar Janet McTeer was nominated in the same film for playing a biological female passing off as male.
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But it isn't the first time the company has been caught passing off professional-grade photos as smartphone-taken images.
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And of course, a Master of Defence must always be original, never passing off for his own the technique of others.
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But exporters sometimes succeed in passing off waste chemicals as useful ones, or clapped-out computers as donations for the poor.
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They&aposve got him on money laundering, which is essentially passing off a legal funds as legit profit from a business.
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This isn't the first time Huawei has been caught passing off photographs taken on a camera as taken on a phone.
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Maybe Chuck E. Cheese's is passing off amalgamations of reheated slices as fully-formed pies, but this video doesn't prove it.
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They are lobbying lawmakers, joining overseas trade trips, and hosting prospective buyers – often while neglecting or passing off farm duties during harvest.
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Middlebury's academic handbook defines plagiarism as "passing off another person's work as one's own" and maintains a strict commitment to combating it.
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I see no reason other that the legislature not wanting to further upset hospital administrators, thereby passing off the responsibility to somebody else.
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Critics of the plaintiffs may see it as a sign of the times: Millennials passing off responsibility for personal failure onto innocent institutions.
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In his lawsuit, Bale says Val is passing off the high-priced art as his own idea, when it's clearly Bale's inspiration and idea.
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That cannot mean leaving that research to outside interest groups, or passing off that responsibility to young, "connected" staffers who know how to Snapchat.
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To Savoia, that some /r/aww users feel comfortable passing off other people's images as their own ranks as the lowest of the low.
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Donald Trump is expected to announce this week that he will "decertify" the international nuclear deal with Iran, thereby passing off the issue to Congress.
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PIP sold implants globally over almost two decades until investigators discovered it was passing off low-grade industrial silicone as a much pricier medical product.
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In recent times the company has also been selling off assets — passing off its German payments business, BillPay, to Klarna last year, for around £60M.
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So far, in Welspun's case, U.S. retailer Target Corp has severed ties, accusing it of passing off cheaper sheets as premium Egyptian cotton for two years.
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In November, seven well-known olive oil companies were investigated for passing off second-tier olive oil as extra virgin, at a considerable markup, misleading customers.
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Finally, passing off from a slide of Linkin Park's Chester Bennington, Logic performed his suicide awareness hit "1-800-273-8255" with Alessia Cara and Khalid.
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" And Councilman Peter Koo said in a statement: "Passing off this blatantly racist television segment as 'gentle fun' not only validates racist stereotypes, it encourages them.
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Tendulkar's civil claim accused the Australian company of misleading or deceptive conduct, "passing off", or suggesting an official endorsement when none existed, and breach of contract.
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I can get pretty paranoid when I smoke weed that contains just THC and no CBD, but I felt at peace lazily passing off that joint.
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In 2013, "This American Life" investigated "imitation calamari" for one of its segments, suggesting that restaurants may have been passing off pork bung as fried calamari.
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In-N-Out also claims Down N' Out was "passing off," which alleges the Australian business of misrepresenting an association with the Californian chain to sell burgers.
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It's not Franklin or La Barbecue, but it's a hell of a lot better than whatever slop they're passing off as BBQ wherever it is you're from.
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It is high time that they stop passing off a single tool as a panacea that will save their members big money – it is simply not true.
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In his op-ed, Zuckerberg said, "to be clear, this isn't about passing off responsibility," but that is just how many experts see Facebook's approach to regulation.
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After pulling an Orson Welles and jokingly passing off his theories as truth on a national radio program, Schlozman got inundated with terror-stricken letters from listeners.
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But there's definitely something unusual about passing off a $2 to $2.50 frozen pizza from Costco as an $18 to $20 gourmet pizza from an upscale wine bar.
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But this year the oft-troubled haj was exceptional for its inclusiveness, and for passing off with no major incident despite a 20% jump in the number of pilgrims.
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Passing off new for old is widely frowned upon, so the standard operating procedure involves clarifying which parts of a building have been touched up and which parts haven't.
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I responded that my qualification is that I'm willing to put anything in my mouth, including his pathetic plate that he's passing off as something fit for human consumption.
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He relocated three servers that he'd set up to host the cartel's encrypted network from Canada to the Netherlands, passing off the move as part of a routine upgrade.
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The Stone During the 1930s and '40s, the Dutch forger Han van Meegeren made a fortune by successfully passing off many of his fakes as authentic paintings by Vermeer.
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But if the likes of Capote could get away with passing off their fiction as non-fiction in the past, it has become harder in the age of digital media.
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The iPhone maker is currently suing a company named Mobile Star LLC for trademark infringement, alleging that the firm has been passing off counterfeit Apple chargers as the real thing.
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The love nest Legrand rents for Lulu doubles as his studio, enabling the opportunistic Dédé to develop a side business peddling the canvases while passing off Lulu as their creator.
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"It's hard to discern the difference between people passing off a pet as an emotional support dog versus a legitimate support animal that's there to mitigate a disability," he said.
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Rick Ross' protege, Fat Trel, got busted for passing off counterfeit bills in a casino, but he says the funny money is just what an ATM spit out to him.
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A restaurant in Charleston, South Carolina may have been passing off $2 Costco pizzas as homemade pizzas and charging at least $18 for them, the Post and Courier first reported.
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But a crop of counterfeits in China and Indonesia have been so successful at passing off as Zouk branches that even the DJs invited to spin there don't know they're fake.
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Yelp is accusing Google of violating a 2012 settlement with the Federal Trade Commission in which the internet search giant agreed to stop passing off third-party content as its own.
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"Wells Fargo made a lot of money passing off charges to the veterans that Wells Fargo was supposed to pay itself," James Butler, a lawyer for the brokers, said in a statement.
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The "Look What You Made Me Do" singer, 28, has sent bouquets to everyone from Cardi B. to Lea Michele to Grace VanderWaal, often passing off hand-written letters of praise and gratitude.
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Warnke spent over a decade posing as an "expert" in Satanism for the fundamental evangelical Christian community, passing off much of his made-up childhood as a template for how "real" Satanism worked.
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Passing off costs to consumers in an environment where his rent was $16,000 per month including taxes and fees, and where both food and labor costs are also on the rise, felt unsustainable.
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Things came to a head in 2014, when a US recycling company called Wealthy Max, whose recycling operation has an affiliate in China, was accused of passing off counterfeit coins to the US Mint.
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Concealing spending by holding lavish dinners in private homes, passing off pampering at a spa as "recuperation" from work and going sightseeing while on business trips are all in the sights of the graft busters.
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At least two possible solutions have surfaced: approving a smaller chunk of money for border security, or extending current funding levels for up to a year and passing off the political battle to the next Congress.
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Even India's mainstream media fell for fake news, with television channels and websites passing off a photoshopped picture of Jon Bon Jovi as a photo of terrorist Abdul Rashid Ghazi, the slain mastermind behind the attack.
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He was also heavily criticized for erroneously passing off the above three woodcuts of embryos as distinct species when they were actually identical copies, a mistake that haunted his reputation for the rest of his career.
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Wall St. for years pumped billions of dollars into Venezuela by way of bond purchases, passing off the revolutionary rhetoric of the ruling Socialist Party as bluster that belied an iron-clad willingness to pay its debts.
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Some, though, aren't being so honest about it, with Mashable pointing out this week that some viral Facebook pages have been passing off archive footage from the International Space Station as live streams from off the planet.
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But Welspun India Ltd fell 3.5 percent, extending declines for a fifth straight session as the fallout from Target Corp's decision to terminate business with the firm for passing off cheap sheets as premium Egyptian cotton escalated.
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Poly Implant Prothèse (PIP), the French company at the center of the scandal, sold implants globally over almost two decades until investigators discovered it was passing off low-grade industrial silicone as a much pricier medical product.
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Poly Implant Prothèse (PIP), the French company at the center of the scandal, sold implants globally for over two decades until investigators discovered it was passing off low-grade industrial silicone as a much pricier medical product.
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MUMBAI, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Welspun India's shares plunged 20 percent for a second day on Tuesday, as the fallout from Target Corp's decision to terminate business with the firm for passing off cheap sheets as premium Egyptian cotton escalated.
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According to legal correspondences obtained by Motherboard, the attorneys for Tinder/Match Group are filing suit in London's High Court alleging trademark infringement and "passing off," or misrepresenting one's goods and services as the goods and services of another.
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The devices, which screen diamonds 10 times faster than the previous model, are sold to jewelers across the world as De Beers seeks to set industry-wide standards and prevent anyone passing off a laboratory-grown stone as natural.
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Shares in Welspun India Ltd rose 0.5 percent, after declining by their daily limits for three straight sessions through Wednesday as the fallout from Target Corp's decision to terminate business with the firm for passing off cheap sheets as premium Egyptian cotton escalated.
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That is why Mr. Fazzi, like producers elsewhere in Italy, is troubled by a draft legislative decree under review in Parliament — with a decision expected on Tuesday — that would tinker with the penalties for passing off counterfeit olive oil and its origin.
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The trial of two former managers of French meat-processing firm Spanghero and two Dutch meat traders accused of passing off cheap horse meat as beef in ready-made meals and burgers brought food safety standards into focus in France in January.
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In a complaint filed on Tuesday, M. Shanken said Sacramento-based Modern Wellness Inc, "in a classic case of 'passing off,'" created a website and social media pages for Weed Spectator that bear "striking similarities" to Wine Spectator's own website and e-magazine.
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The Gascards hatched "a prolonged and fraudulent scheme" to deceive Mr. Hall, "passing off as works of art by Golub works actually by someone else," his attorney, Ted Poretz, said in a federal lawsuit filed in New Hampshire, where the Gascards lived.
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The sprawling indictment, issued in August of 2018, accused Mr. Hunter of a host of improprieties, including spending campaign funds on an Italian vacation and passing off personal expenses as charitable contributions to help veterans, which tarnished his image among an important constituency.
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Prevent violent extremist groups from taking advantage of vulnerable communities Organizations such as the Islamic State group are wooing individuals in shattered communities by passing off international organizations' food aid as its own, styling itself as the Islamic State Department for Relief.
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Zito says having Flippy in the hot fast-food kitchens will improve conditions for stadium employees by passing off some of the grunt work to the robot, which is programmed to never take a break, get a sick day or a day off.
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The technology can take the interaction as far as possible before passing off to a human or it can work with the human in the customer service software, offering responses and allowing the CSR to customize the response before sending the email or text.
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It is a much more lucrative venture that works by gaining access to corporate email login details or passing off almost-identical addresses as the real deal, a scam known as Business Email Compromise (BEC), according to a report by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike issued on Thursday.
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Facebook also claims to be killing off Onavo, an app the company was passing off as a way for users to protect their data, but which was in reality just feeding all of said data back to Facebook—reportedly, even when the app was turned off.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Two former managers of French meat-processing firm Spanghero and two Dutch meat traders go on trial in Paris on Monday accused of passing off cheap horse meat as pricier beef in ready-made meals and burgers that were sold in countries across Europe.
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Wilcock believes Pizzagate is real, and opens his talk by chiding the Hollywood elite for passing off sci fi and fantasy, which they know to be fact, as fiction to us plebeians, fearing we can't handle the truth they have access to due to their exorbitant wealth.
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Where criminals have previously been found doing deals out of parking lots and empty properties — and still continue to do so — they are now often duping buyers by renting and furnishing houses for business, and sometimes even passing off an unrelated bitch as the mother of the puppies up for sale.
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Here's a great thread to get you up to speed on some of the stupid stuff Google snippets have been suggestively passing off as 'universal truth' since they launched in January 2014… Google became the world's go-to source of information by ranking billions of links from millions of sources.
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Recent illegal actions including the passing off of non-new energy vehicles as new energy vehicles and the reporting of false statistics by companies, cases which were reported by media, have forced the finance ministry to investigate fraudulent cases in the world's largest market for new energy vehicles, Lou said.
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"We had to stay in the shadows" Collaborating with undercover conservationist Andrea Crosta, Chinese journalist Hongxiang Huang and anonymous activist "Omega," the directors were able to reveal the destination of a large amount of African ivory: Chinese dealers, doctoring records and passing off illegal ivory as part of the country's (still) legal quota.
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What was yawningly absent from that list, and seemingly also lacking from the design of the tricksy Duplex experiment, was any sense that Google has a deep and nuanced appreciation of the ethical concerns at play around AI technologies that are powerful and capable enough of passing off as human — thereby playing lots of real people in the process.
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Phrases like "legit check" (confirming that a seller is legit), "QC" (quality check on shoes), "1:1 succ" (successfully obtaining or passing off fake shoes as the real thing), and the dozens of cryptic inside jokes would be off-putting, even to a native speaker of English, and nearly impenetrable for a Chinese businessperson with limited command of the language.
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