One of the skillsets of Special Warfare Squadrons is to survey and operate airfields in permissive or non-permissive environments.
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Those on the more permissive side said that restrictive policies would have little to no effect, while permissive policies would reduce homicides.
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While gun control advocates consider Florida a permissive, pro-gun state, Texas is even more permissive, allowing gun owners to openly carry their handguns.
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But, said Dr. López-García, "if the conditions are permissive for life as we know it on Earth, they should be permissive for life as we don't know it on another planet."
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"States with more permissive gun laws and greater gun ownership had higher rates of mass shootings, and a growing divide appears to be emerging between restrictive and permissive states," the study concluded.
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Permissive and neglectful feeding styles A permissive or "indulgent" feeding style is one in which a parent has loose reins on what a child eats and the access a child has to food.
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Police had initially taken a permissive stance opposite the protests.
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I'm not saying they should be as permissive as Sega.
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Instead, those users just flocked to other, more permissive sites.
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In some places people are less permissive than their laws.
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But, again, church's official position is more permissive than Alabama's.
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More permissive licenses make it easier to build large ecosystems.
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Is Minnesota more permissive in terms of allowing vaccine exemptions?
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Business interruption insurance policies were more permissive in the past.
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In the old days, Weight Watchers was not so permissive.
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Some consider us overly permissive; others insist we are prudes.
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Because the whole ethos is permissive, in the best way.
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"I think we're still sort of learning how you take the advantages that you've achieved in this network in the permissive and sort of be able to take it into the non-permissive," Maj. Gen.
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She turns her back on Charles (and on a permissive society).
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Israeli lawyer Jonathan Klinger attributed the surveillance to permissive legal gaps.
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Cultures that have less threat can afford to be more permissive.
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For one thing, testosterone is what endocrinologists call a "permissive" hormone.
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Israel's relatively permissive policies have recently created a rather tricky situation.
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Google's AI principles have been criticized as too vague and permissive.
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A culture permissive of bending rules will eventually see them broken.
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This is the stereotype of sixties youth as progressive and permissive.
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The Orlando shooting ought to erode support for permissive gun laws.
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More permissive rules of engagement might have helped prevent some atrocities.
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The federal government has adopted a permissive attitude toward corporate mergers.
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That's not because more people agree with more permissive gun laws.
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The resulting consensus combines free-market liberalism with broadly permissive cultural instincts.
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She believes he's way too permissive and Rocco suffers as a result.
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She was the disciplinarian and she felt Guy was way too permissive.
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The project's permissive licensing helped win big corporations over to open source.
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It's the very real culture of permissive violence exploding from today's left.
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Staff members there say he lives under a permissive yet firm regimen.
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Texas has some of the most permissive gun laws in the nation.
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But they were both facilitated by the same permissive culture at universities.
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Conservative Muslims may find this interpretive take on the Quran too permissive.
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But Kazakhstan is far less permissive and liberal than Georgia, Nazira said.
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Players did their best to take advantage of the more permissive environment.
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The trick is to create a permissive atmosphere with civility and style.
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Its dominant religion, Hinduism, is actually quite permissive of same-sex love.
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Some enjoy a permissive environment despite technically being banned by the state.
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One can be permissive or authoritarian and still be a helicopter parent.
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Permissive helicopter parents ensure that their child gets what their child wants.
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It is wary of provoking Beijing by passing more permissive asylum laws.
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Tennessee has some of the most permissive gun laws in the country.
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Today, America's abortion laws rank among the most permissive in the world.
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" The New York-led states counter, though, that "Abood is permissive, not mandatory.
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If the law allows this to take place, is the law too permissive?
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In upstate New York, where plenty of people hunt, gun laws are permissive.
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Nevada has some of the most permissive gun laws in the United States.
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A: It's the largest state, with some of the most permissive voting procedures.
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India has always had a very relaxed and permissive attitude toward sexual deviancy.
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So tight control and oversight but permissive progress is a much better path.
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Some cybersecurity companies are preparing to capitalize on a more permissive legal environment.
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Permissive gun policies are also associated with more shooting deaths, researchers have found.
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Florida, however, cannot be called the place with the most permissive gun regulations.
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In Vermont, a progressive but rural state with largely permissive gun laws, Gov.
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The United States has among the most permissive gun rights in the world.
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These behaviors incubate a permissive environment where sexual harassment and assault take hold.
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It's just that they disagree on which policies are more effective at doing that — the permissive side genuinely believes that more permissive gun policies could save lives, while the more restrictive side genuinely believes that more restrictive policies could save lives.
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Still, there's a good argument that today's permissive regulatory environment is the best approach.
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FOR a country with the world's largest population of Muslims, Indonesia is remarkably permissive.
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Still, for a country with the world's largest Muslim population, Indonesia is remarkably permissive.
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Of course, parents who are exceedingly lax, permissive, and indulgent can be equally problematic.
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Cities like Chicago, near states with permissive laws, would still be flooded with guns.
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Groups that don't have a lot of threat can afford to be more permissive.
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She objected, claiming Guy was too permissive and it triggered a nasty court battle.
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Russia's domestic violence laws are very permissive, and were made even softer in 2017.
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On Comedy When it comes to culture, I'm probably more permissive than most parents.
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But Massachusetts policymakers are now re-thinking the state's permissive rules on noncompete agreements.
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It seems a compelling business case, given the problems this permissive license has created.
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"It's crazily more permissive than when we started," Parker told the Guardian in 2014.
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Ms. Edelheit's meaty, sexy paintings and drawings iterate tales of the sexually permissive '60s.
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The social media company has had a permissive policy about truthfulness in political content.
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"You create a permissive enough environment where people can speak truth," Mr. Doerries said.
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He later reiterated his support for permissive gun laws in a British GQ interview.
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In some cases, the most stringent laws will simply trump the more permissive ones.
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On the other hand, Arizona has an extremely permissive approach to autonomous vehicle technologies.
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Swisher asked Zuckerberg about Facebook's permissive attitude toward Infowars, Alex Jones's conspiracy-oriented publication.
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Zaneis said the permissive attitude toward fraud is coming to an end in the industry.
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France's relatively permissive regulation put it at the forefront of the agricultural use of drones.
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" In her suit, she described the alleged contact as "non-permissive, painful and abusive sex.
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Wade has resulted in some of the most permissive abortion laws anywhere in the world.
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Seehofer has been openly critical of Merkel's more permissive stance on refugees and migration policy.
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They are painting gay marriage as merely the first item on a radically permissive agenda.
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Even by the loose standards of America's permissive election laws, digital advertising is largely unregulated.
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Redis itself would remain on the permissive BSD license — nothing had changed with Redis itself!
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Despite signs that industrial concentration is sapping the economy of its dynamism, regulators remain permissive.
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Meanwhile, throughout the decades of Trump's rise, the legal climate has only gotten more permissive.
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In some cases, the more permissive stance of the United States may well be justified.
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The United States wants its more permissive rules to form the basis for worldwide regulation.
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Twitter was comparatively the most permissive, letting tweets containing the video stand without any intervention.
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Spielberg's mother, Leah, who is always described as a free spirit, was a permissive parent.
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Ross told the Wall Street Journal that "we need an adaptive and relatively permissive" environment.
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Most countries in the region aren't legally permissive of that kind of technology, Myers said.
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California heavily regulates emerging, autonomous vehicle technologies, while Arizona takes a much more permissive approach.
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Overall, Nevada has generally permissive gun laws and has resisted efforts for tighter gun control.
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In some ways, what we're talking about is slightly more permissive than the War Powers Act.
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But the platform wants to cherrypick only the permissive aspects of regulation: don't moderate for disinformation.
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The problem is exacerbated by a lack of evidence, which makes overly permissive quota-setting easier.
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Users have also said they are far more permissive than third-party apps, the Times reported.
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Ireland's social and economic data suggest that its abortion laws ought to be far more permissive.
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As such, this permissive change in the law was met with praise from reproductive rights groups.
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California's laws are among the most permissive, while surrogacy contracts are unenforceable in states like Michigan.
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"You can make all these rules, but Parris Island still has a permissive culture," she said.
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It's hard to imagine such training will result in more permissive attitudes towards Hong Kong residents.
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Lerna was originally controlled by the MIT license, one of the most permissive open-source agreements.
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In the past, some organizations, such as the International Monetary Fund, have been much more permissive.
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Today our moral code is more permissive, but the Murphy bed still carries an erotic charge.
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Some families rattled by their children's marijuana problems have moved, seeking refuge in less permissive states.
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Oregon and Texas, often on opposite ends of the political spectrum, both have fairly permissive policies.
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His nominee for attorney general, William P. Barr, has a similarly permissive vision of executive power.
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They also constitute an exodus that is straining the region's largely generous and permissive immigration policies.
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Permissive and authoritarian parenting is part of another taxonomy altogether, one that also includes authoritative parenting.
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And if one state bans it, how will it stop its citizens from visiting more permissive states?
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The Commons Clause is a rider that is to be attached to any permissive open-source license.
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Last month he took a sledgehammer to the masonry of a notoriously permissive prison due for demolition.
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As Theodore Roosevelt did in 1902, Trump has created what scholars call "a permissive atmosphere" for torture.
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"This all stems from the President's permissive attitude toward ethics; the tone is set at the top."
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Permissive development rules also appear to have set the stage for potentially catastrophic losses, said Zillow's Terrazas.
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The cryptography grew more complicated over time, eventually replaced by a system called permissive action link (PAL).
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The new White House chief of staff, John F. Kelly, has proved less permissive than his predecessor.
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But in "today's world of permissive atrocity" it was time to reëxamine one's interactions with fellow-citizens.
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Criticism has lately focused on the PG-13 rating, which has become much more permissive over time.
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Republicans are expected to be generally more permissive of mergers, but Mr. Trump remains the wild card.
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And more often than not, these assets operate deep behind enemy lines or in semi-permissive environments.
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Now they're using new sex abuse allegations as ammunition against a pope they believe is too permissive.
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A. Because your co-op has a permissive pet policy, pit bulls can live in your building.
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Yet "Feed" almost never feels depressive or despairing or stuck in place: Instead it's exhilarating, permissive, intimate.
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This is an opportunity to highlight that California has one of the most permissive systems for charters.
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Their effect has been to force cities to have the same generally permissive rules as rural areas do.
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"The emphasis of these rules is permissive," said Peter Micek, global policy and legal counsel at Access Now.
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Psychologists categorize parenting by four styles: authoritative, uninvolved/neglectful, permissive and authoritarian, said licensed clinical psychologist Joe Taravella.
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At the Wynn, his limit is $2200,22, which reflects a more permissive attitude toward professionals on Avello's part.
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The influx also brought with it the uneasy introduction of permissive Western attitudes into a largely Muslim setting.
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The simple but permissive ruleset allows such freedom that the only limiting factor is the live, resisting opponent.
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A permissive attitude toward certain behaviors prevailed, and the business model of the tech world exacerbated the problem.
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At other Trump properties, such as in Las Vegas and New York City, the rules seem more permissive.
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Mr. Trump has said that overly permissive laws have drawn a flood of migrants to the nation's borders.
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The show's marriage of haute cuisine and hallucinogens might seem possible only because of permissive Dutch drug policies.
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Court rulings over time have been more permissive in antitrust cases, rendering practices that were once illegal legal.
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Critics of liberal politicians argue that "coddling of criminals" has created a permissive environment ripe for emboldened exploitation.
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It may seem that this or that actor might benefit from favoritism, permissive oversight, or other unfair advantages.
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Occasionally she has found herself researching countries around the world that have more permissive drug laws, she said.
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What research has occurred since has often taken place in countries that are more permissive in their experiments.
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Strict parenting gave way to an era of "permissive parenting" — giving children lots of freedom with little oversight.
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They have wed their own fate to the embodiment of the pornographic and sexually permissive culture they decry.
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The only persuasive evidence for a strong tradition of permissive open carry is limited to the slave South.
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It&aposs back to levels that we saw in the Obama administration, which had a much more permissive policy.
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In fact, data from the Japanese Family Planning Association suggest that public attitudes are becoming less permissive, not more.
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Foreign powers are also trying to weaken Indonesia's youth by trafficking drugs and inculcating a permissive culture, he wrote.
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Republicans and tech companies want the federal law to supersede California's rules, replacing them with a something more permissive.
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Ms Gelfand differentiates between tight cultures, which have strict norms and punishments, from loose cultures, which are more permissive.
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And other cultures — like New Zealand, Netherlands, the United States in general, Brazil, Greece — they were much more permissive.
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LendingClub, for example, issues its loans through WebBank, which is in Utah, a state with permissive interest rate laws.
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Further complicating matters is that until now, the U.S. has been a generally permissive landscape related to data collection.
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So when these young people started to see movies made using those same, more permissive images, they recognised them.
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Nuclear launches have gotten much more complicated since the early days of the Cold War and permissive action link.
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Some, like the lack of safety locks (known as Permissive Action Links) on nuclear weapons, have since been corrected.
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But they would lighten industry's responsibilities, and in so doing suggest a return to a more permissive regulatory era.
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Most states now have Stand Your Ground laws as well as permissive rules allowing the carrying of concealed weapons.
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China was able to leapfrog the world because of permissive regulation and a lack of existing digital-payment methods.
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Yet, as Willow has shown us, it is becoming increasingly unreasonable to maintain such a permissive and arbitrary standard.
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"Helicopter parenting" is often used as a synonym for intensive parenting, and, more confusingly, both permissive and authoritarian parenting.
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Yet Brazilians in some communities along the border with Venezuela have begun to criticize the country's permissive immigration policies.
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Some cool portmanteaus today: I think GOBOTS counts, HOTLANTA, GROUPONS and maybe FLEXTIME, if you're feeling a little permissive.
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"You do things for people in order to get a permissive environment to help your military operation," he said.
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And that's probably why the European central bank is continuing to be so permissive in terms of its interest rate.
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It found that relatively permissive laws were associated with a 9% decrease in frequent cannabis use by high-school students.
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She said the company had been too permissive at times in terms of how advertisers were allowed to target users.
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Others will be fortunate enough to have the significant resources required to travel to a permissive jurisdiction, such as Switzerland.
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It would be misleading to describe this non-committal response as an exception to Twitter's permissive approach to world leaders.
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Texas has some of the country's most permissive gun laws and just hosted the NRA's annual conference earlier this month.
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Some Democrats fear the permissive tone will alienate voters who consider President Trump bigoted or cruel but want border control.
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Nevada is a permissive open-carry state, meaning that people there can carry firearms in public even without a license.
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That's why a challenging teacher who incites mild anxiety is more effective than one who is either permissive or terrifying.
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Google's app store for Android devices is more permissive, and a search on Friday yielded dozens of vaping-related apps.
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Additionally, children of permissive and neglectful mothers were twice as likely to be overweight compared with children of authoritative parents.
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It's unclear what kind of support Trump would be able to drum up on Capitol Hill for more permissive legislation.
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With these exceptions, the dress code is permissive and allows for pantsuits, polo shirts, track jackets, pleated trousers, wide shorts.
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Meanwhile, Oregon's modest population and permissive ballot rules make it a relatively cheap place to run a ballot measure campaign.
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The actual translation wasn't the tricky part, even though Kannada is a very different language — looser, more permissive about repetition.
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Facebook has endured the bulk of the criticism and is currently weighing changes to its own permissive political advertising rules.
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And Google's light-touch approach to misleading political ads echoes aspects of Facebook's permissive ad policy that now face scrutiny.
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He and his colleagues suspected that this so-called "permissive dehydration" would be stressful for athletes' bodies, but not advantageous.
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I think we all need to know how we're contributing in micro ways to a climate that's making this permissive.
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The research firm noted record-high percentages had permissive views on ten of those issues, including premarital sex, divorce, and pornography.
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Now, the US has its own rules and, all told, they're some of the most permissive and comprehensive in the world.
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Permissive Democrats on the left and nationalists on the right seem quite content to keep the issue rather than resolve it.
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Pai's approach promises to be much more permissive, and rolling back Wheeler's privacy rules is the first concrete sign of that.
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In Britain this led to partial decriminalisation of both homosexuality and abortion in 1967, and a more open, tolerant, permissive society.
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In some ways Lewandowski and his more permissive advice never left: Trump still talks to him daily, according to four sources.
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Kogan's comments, made to BBC Radio 4's Today program, describe an environment of permissive data-gathering and lax privacy policies.
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Japan and Malaysia are also popular locales in Asia for blockchain companies and funds, in part thanks to permissive regulatory environments.
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Selling marijuana for medical purposes is legal in 23 states, but Facebook apparently has a less permissive attitude towards the drug.
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" The cable companies, like Comcast and Time Warner Cable, were governed by the more permissive Title I, which covers "information services.
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But they noted the 9th Circuit, which oversees the San Francisco federal court, has generally been permissive in allowing expert testimony.
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However, this does not mean we should step back, take a hands-off approach and make it permissive to do so.
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Miners have a sweet deal in the United States, which has one of the most permissive regulatory regimes in the world.
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Spotify's permissive attitude toward private market trades was encouraged, in part, by financial disclosure rules in its home country of Sweden.
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Growth rates in states like Colorado, which has some of the most permissive laws on marijuana use, have started to slow.
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But Trump struck a throbbing nerve on the right, making the N.F.L. an improbable symbol of permissive leadership and political correctness.
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Still, even by those more permissive standards, Abdellatif Kechiche's new Cannes contender, "Mektoub, My Love: Intermezzo" will probably set tongues wagging.
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This more permissive interpretation of a FULL HOUSE allowed for lively phrases like BUSINESS SCHOOL, FOR GOODNESS SAKE and CLASS STRUGGLE.
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Others take a more permissive approach, arguing the president should be able to act to prevent sudden attacks on US personnel.
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Many of the deportees I spoke to were wary of the place, and sought work at more permissive alternatives, like Sykes.
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One officer might interpret "sexual relations" in a relatively permissive way while another deems the same conduct to be a violation.
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Though both girls live in public housing, Tracey lives in a less desirable high-rise with a permissive white single mother.
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Both Wyoming and Nevada have permissive state laws that make it possible to set up a shell company within their jurisdiction.
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Florida State has a perverse and highly permissive relationship with the law, as this New York Times report outlined two years ago.
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Doctors name a ruptured organ, while a psychologist blames impaired decision-making abilities and a sociologist points to permissive attitudes toward alcohol.
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Moreover, it is a mistake to conflate a permissive immigration policy with "open borders", since selective openness is compatible with overall restrictiveness.
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San Diego's own city law, though, is more permissive: police can collect DNA as long as the subject signs a consent form.
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It's a feature I adored in Bastion, using idols to make play faster or stricter in some ways, more permissive in others.
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But Judge Leon was still unusually permissive, approving the deal without the kind of mitigating legal conditions that regulators set for Comcast.
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Rising divorce rates reflect the spread of more tolerant, permissive values towards women, but legislation tends to favour men in divorce settlements.
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"Ichthyornis shows the ways in which evolution is both complex and elegant, permissive of individual changes and massive integrated transformations," Bhullar said.
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Baumrind, one of the leading researchers on this topic, described the ideal parenting style as "authoritative," neither too permissive nor too controlling.
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The package is done Goldilocks style with one hardline stance, one permissive plan and one that moderates think will be juuuust right.
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Hickenlooper announced his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination on Monday, joining a field that has largely embraced more permissive marijuana laws.
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The Earth's problem with plastic is the result of a permissive legal framework that has allowed the uncontrolled rise of plastic pollution.
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The texts — about the loneliness of an empty bed, feverish dreams, the permissive darkness of a Viennese alley — are coy but knowing.
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A permissive fatwa covering IVF issued in Egypt in 1980 allowed the introduction of high-tech assisted reproduction across the Muslim world.
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Plenty of staff members and prisoners think the program is too permissive and unlikely to change the behavior of the young women.
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They look like virtual machines and suffer many of same concerns such as being unpatched or having permissions that are too permissive.
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You've stopped using the phrase "white supremacist" because your editors prefer the more passive, permissive "alt-right" that doesn't anger white readers.
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In the interview, he voiced support for permissive gun laws and marriage equality, and opposition to the Patriot Act and unchecked war.
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The House panel's probe has grown to encompass concerns with the practice, which some committee Republicans consider too permissive for senior officials.
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Also, a growing divide in mass shooting rates appears to be emerging between those restrictive and permissive states, according to the study.
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Trump, however, is decidedly more permissive when it comes to North Korean nuclear weapons Unlike Iran, they have an existing nuclear stockpile.
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AND SO IT'S TIME TO CREATE A MORE PERMISSIVE REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT SO THAT THE U.S. IS THE COUNTRY OF CHOICE FOR SPACE.
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And clearly, Kelly and Nielsen, not to date known for their conscience or restraint on these policies, were seen as too permissive.
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Those in the more restrictive camp said that restrictive policies would reduce homicides and more permissive measures would have the opposite effect.
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This has raised the question of whether his permissive theories would unleash Mr. Trump, who is not known for his self-restraint.
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And if ultra-permissive liberalism is passing away, then the people who grew up in its wreckage will eventually turn toward tradition.
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However, this does not mean that we should step back, take a hands-off approach, and make it permissive to do so.
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"The willingness to blame a permissive culture and progressive theology for a problem that is internal and structural is stunning," Rubio said.
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Becky Sharp is a product of a brief permissive window between the social upheaval of the French Revolution and the looming Victorian era.
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I'm saying we're inundated with permissive laws — that has a lot more to do with it than gun [ownership] laws. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
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But then, in April 43, Facebook announced that it would make the Graph API far less permissive, removing apps' access to the data.
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Permissive forestry laws seem especially odd given the billions of dollars the government spends planting trees, fighting climate change and conserving native species.
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Many pro-life groups view the amendment as a pernicious attempt by the left to entrench more permissive abortion requirements in the constitution.
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Some newcomers are Democrats keen to get back to nature, grow organic food or, in Oregon and Washington, benefit from permissive marijuana laws.
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The Recommended Dietary Allowances for calories and nutrients, first issued by the National Research Council in 1941, were deemed too permissive in 1994.
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Together, the aggregate of all these policies would make the United States one of the most open and permissive countries for undocumented migrants.
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"Continued monitoring of trends, exposure timing, and offspring outcomes is important as marijuana potency rises in an increasingly permissive landscape," the study noted.
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We would never [be able to] taste others' traditional dishes, buy unfamiliar ingredients, or create fusion cuisines without this kind of permissive exchange.
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Licenses range from permissive (Apache) to restrictive (General Public License, or GPL, variants, with Affero GPL the most restrictive), and everything in between.
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This is why we chose to go with a permissive open source license model: Apache License v2, same license that Apache Spark uses.
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It is permissive of political correctness which is why they let Colin Kaepernick kneel and all these ingrates who should leave the country.
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Performance is this very permissive, promiscuous space, a space in which I would encounter things I didn't understand but felt I wanted to.
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While the company has been criticized for a permissive policy on political content, it drew the line on interfering with the decennial survey.
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It may only take a year or two until what we today call "the most restrictive" very well may be considered relatively permissive.
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By contrast, in the permissive gun state of Missouri, St. Louis has the highest per capita murder rate of any major American city.
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With a broader range of controls, content will only be taken down if it is more objectionable than the most permissive options allow.
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But the launch of IranRescueBit suggests the regime has grown more permissive, even though the government has no reported involvement with the platform.
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There are already supply shortages at hospitals and permissive attitudes from some politicians and media figures, which could portend an even deadlier outbreak.
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Soon afterward, Mr. Ortega reversed his permissive position on abortion and led Nicaragua to adopt one of Latin America's most restrictive abortion laws.
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The study found that states with more permissive gun laws had higher rates of mass shootings compared with states with more restrictive laws.
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"We were somewhat surprised most by the recent, growing divergence in the rates of mass shootings between permissive and restrictive states," he said.
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The company argues that it's necessary to moderate an overly permissive culture that has become untenable for a firm with over 100,000 workers.
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Republicans have argued for more permissive rules to safeguard constitutionally protected political speech, while Democrats have called for greater limits on politicians' lies.
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They also may be applying one legal regime to regulations they disapprove of, and another, more permissive, legal regime to the Trump administration.
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In Dongducheon, Choi and other residents recall, Park launched a simultaneous crackdown on the permissive culture that had grown around the U.S. bases.
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One state can choose to heavily regulate an emerging industry, while another state is free to take a permissive approach to the technology.
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Florida has among the most permissive gun laws in the nation, and more than a million state residents have a concealed carry permit.
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Many states have opted for a permissive stance on self-driving cars, hoping to land a piece of an emerging multibillion-dollar industry.
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Meanwhile, other research has suggested that, if anything, having more permissive gun laws — or increasing gun ownership, more generally — might increase crime levels.
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Unlike Williamsburg, parts of which adopted more permissive zoning in 2005, Bushwick and other neighborhoods in Brooklyn have not been rezoned in decades.
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It's a fascinating conversation on parenting ... watch and learn how each of the Kardashian sisters deal with their broods ... from militant to permissive.
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Some parents are more permissive, or are engaged with pop culture in a way that lets them experience it alongside their own children.
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We don't know how Rocco messed up his arm, but we DO know Madonna has been privately griping about Guy Richie's permissive parenting.
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It's much more permissive when it comes to "aggregate" customer information, which is where things get squishier and the FCC rules become more important.
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It provided a prototype for mixed-use development that encouraged more permissive zoning laws, says Robert Steuteville of the Congress for the New Urbanism.
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He also takes a highly permissive interpretation of the public interest with respect to President Trump's tweets, even when they incite violence and xenophobia.
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However, its parent company Facebook is more permissive – perhaps to a fault – favoring the side of free speech first and foremost, over user protections.
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Work has now stalled on a "super-permissive" mining code (as Maria Augusta Assirati, a former head of the National Indian Foundation, calls it).
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This may seem like a consequence of a sexually permissive age, yet views of infidelity are actually harsher than just a few generations ago.
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In such places, International Humanitarian Law (IHL)—the more permissive rules that apply in avowed battlefields like Iraq and Afghanistan—would be in force.
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But after appeal, she won the right to send the sperm outside the U.K. so she could undergo insemination in a more permissive country.
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Utah's laws in this area are among the most permissive in the country, and have been cited by advocates trying to loosen limits elsewhere.
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But, of course, they won't leave DC. The permissive atmosphere around pot dissipates as soon as you cross the border into Maryland or Virginia.
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Social media platforms themselves have their own rules around cannabis messaging, with Facebook and Instagram being the most strict and Snapchat the most permissive.
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Many used the GPL license, but others adopted more permissive licenses that, unlike the GPL, allowed companies to create proprietary products using their code.
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Though they have adopted permissive Medicaid treatment policies, they still rank among the 24.5 states with highest rates of new hepatitis C virus infections.
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U.S. negotiators shouldn't jeopardize our status as a leader in the digital revolution by undermining the legally permissive environment that has fostered our success.
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"We were surprised most by the growing divergence in recent years of the rates of mass shootings in permissive and restrictive states," Reeper said.
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" At the time, he acknowledged that he "allowed a workplace culture to take root in [his] office that was too permissive and decidedly unprofessional.
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Many Saudis, having traveled and lived abroad or seen the world through the internet, were already ready for a more permissive way of life.
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And many of the states with more permissive vaccine exemption policies — such as New York, Washington, and Michigan — are where we're seeing outbreaks today.
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"As individualism increased in the US, sexual attitudes and behavior became more permissive and less rule-bound," Twenge said at the time of publication.
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This lawsuit isn't the first time WeWork has been accused of being permissive of a drinking-heavy culture that's turned off some female professionals.
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Most Germans feel Ms. Merkel has it just right: After a too-permissive policy in 2015, she created Germany's most restrictive immigration laws ever.
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That's especially true in the context of these statutes, when Congress has used permissive language in some statutes and more mandatory language in others.
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The law is more permissive than other states with legal marijuana: Most allow residents to only possess up to an ounce at a time.
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But the officials overseeing the transition at those agencies, including a former F.T.C. commissioner, Joshua Wright, have supported a relatively permissive approach to mergers.
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The advisers are concerned that more permissive rules of engagement would divert U.S. forces from defeating the remnants of Islamic State, the sources said.
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But he noted that a permissive regulatory approach, which could allow employers to impose limits on coverage, seemed consistent with the administration's policy preferences.
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" ---- Permissive parents: Curb your brats LZ Granderson "A young child slapping his or her parent's hand away in defiance is not cute, it's disrespectful.
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And while MeWe is relatively permissive when it comes to speech, Weinstein says it has rules around posting hate speech, inciting violence and bullying.
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While conflicts breed permissive cultural attitudes toward violence against women, another indicator of the practice within a country is its rate of child marriage.
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He said that the case showed that "Spain has put in place the laws, but we still live in a far too permissive society."
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She was finally freed in October 1986 in a gesture of glasnost, the more permissive policy pursued by the Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev.
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I often hear, in these pedagogically permissive times, that there are many routes to solving a problem or mastering a task, and that's true.
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She represents San Francisco and for years has been the subject of harsh attacks from Republicans, who caricature her as affluent, elitist and permissive.
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Regulations: U.S. states vary widely in their receptiveness to AVs, from extremely permissive (Arizona, Florida) to more demanding (California) to downright hostile (New York).
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While the digital age is endlessly permissive in propagating falsity and racism, authorities are uncompromisingly harsh when the information is accurate, important and inconvenient.
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Team Obama repeatedly urged Congress to pass a new AUMF, but Republicans called the White House draft too restrictive and Democrats found it too permissive.
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Its permissive stance on adult material has made it a haven for erotic artists, several of whom populate independent statistics site Graphtreon's top 403 campaigns.
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After Facebook, YouTube, and others ban him, Alex Jones directs supporters to Tumblr Jones is also apparently still welcome on the famously permissive Tumblr platform.
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Although her home state of New York is considered one of the most permissive in the country, its abortion laws pre-date Roe v. Wade.
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And it's one that, by all appearances, is more permissive about things like racist chants at high school sporting events than the code it replaced.
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Interestingly, Netflix doesn't cap its videos on T-Mobile and Sprint because these two carriers are more permissive when you go over your data cap.
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For the study, researchers assigned each of the 50 US states an aggregate "firearm laws score," ranging from 0 (completely restrictive) to 100 (completely permissive).
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Moreover, it is true that birthright citizenship in the United States makes us one of the most permissive jurisdictions in the world on this issue.
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That Times story cast new light on Google's generally permissive culture around relationships, resulting in some lurid accounts of several male executives abusing their power.
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The legitimate concern over the lessons of the Browder case unfortunately devolved into a sweeping change that is far too permissive and dangerous to society.
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Mr. Abbott said the Trump administration also could be more permissive in evaluating nonmerger conduct, for example, discounts to secure customer loyalty against potential rivals.
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Some additional safety is provided by permissive action links—essentially, access entry codes—on the bombs themselves, but these delay rather than prevent unauthorized use.
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SO THAT'S WHAT WE WILL TRY TO FIX WITH THE DEREGULATION OF SPACE AND CREATING PERMISSIVE REGULATIONS, SO THAT WE CAN ENCOURAGE SPACE DEVELOPMENT HERE.
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As pro-life feminists have long argued, the undisciplined testosterone-driven male libido, interested in no-strings-attached sex, benefits most from an abortion-permissive culture.
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A parallel centralization took place in the economy, as over-permissive antitrust policy allowed businesses to get bigger and bigger, reducing competition in sector after sector.
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Jersey falls within a British network of secrecy jurisdictions, including places like the Caymans, Bermuda, and the City of London, that all have permissive financial laws.
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The chessboard has been overturned, and that is all to the good; but in an infinitely permissive environment, how does an artist decide what to do?
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There's arguably no place that's more culturally conservative than the Sooner State, but there seems to still be considerable support for a permissive medical marijuana initiative .
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Under this permissive statute, if the elements and the evidence exist, Trump is equally protected by Florida law as is any other person in the state.
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State governments are currently rushing to enact permissive regulations for autonomous vehicles in the hopes of convincing high-level companies launch testing programs within their borders.
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For example, in our surveys, we've shown that people around the world share their perceptions of how strict or permissive the norms are in their society.
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Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google | Stitcher | TuneIn Genomic technologies are going from research lab to commercial service quickly, notably in America, which has permissive regulations.
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Commons Clause is intended to be used with open-source licenses that are more permissive than AGPL, so that AGPL does not have to be used!
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It's likely only one of many places where such huge sets of personal data collected during a period of permissive Facebook access terms have been obtainable.
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A permissive parenting style leads to impulsive behavior, egocentrism and poor social skills, according to Diana Baumrind, a developmental psychologist at the University of California, Berkeley.
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At N.Y.U., Ann Marie Powell, director of Contract Dining Services, takes a more permissive stance and even lets Mr. Chin set up booths at dining halls.
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The joy of combat sports is in the simplicity—the more permissive the rule set, the more approaches you will see develop towards winning a fight.
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" Troyer criticized the state's "permissive regulatory structure" for allowing an onslaught of negative consequences, from public safety and environmental concerns to creating a "booming black market.
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The initial aim of this permissive approach was to persuade investors that London — rather than New York — was best suited to be the world's financial capital.
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Researchers have continually found these more permissive places have higher rates of vaccine refusals — a trend that appeared again in the Open Forum Infectious Diseases paper.
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The overall effect, strangely but perhaps not unintentionally, is that of watching a particularly permissive tent-free revival meeting, or a massive, three-day church service.
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Maruja Mallo's Surrealist works get a long-overdue survey; Neil Goldberg makes the personal political; and Martha Edelheit's paintings and drawings of the sexually permissive '60s.
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They say a generation of officers, trained to follow policies that reflect the ruling, have been inculcated with a very permissive approach to what is reasonable.
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There are significant differences in driving culture between disciplined northern European countries and the more permissive southern ones, where lane markers are regarded as dubious suggestions.
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If the reports of a more permissive "chain migration" fix are true, it would make the bill unequivocally dovish in its approach to current unauthorized immigrants.
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Dad is the more permissive one, and when he allows her to go to a party celebrating the school football team's latest victory, something bad happens.
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The U.S. is far more permissive about lower-risk networks, offers more autonomy to network administrators, and generally uses a scalpel where China uses a chainsaw.
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While censorship of creative content in China is nothing new, the internet has generally been a more permissive arena because of the grey areas around regulation.
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His book endorses "a qualified right on the part of states to close their borders," but from an American perspective his approach might seem decidedly permissive.
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As Washington mulls granting Saudi Arabia a permissive civilian nuclear cooperative agreement in the name of peace and prosperity, it should understand we've been here before.
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But gun reformers are facing an uphill battle, as GOP leaders in both chambers have rejected the notion that the nation's gun laws are too permissive.
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But the same liberalism also brings them realities that most of them find un-Islamic — irreverence toward religion, tolerance of L.G.B.T. people, permissive attitudes on sex.
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Ronald Reagan 50 years ago to approve what was then one of the nation's most permissive abortion rights bills, died on March 19763 in Los Angeles.
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Those who favor permissive policies view reductions of firearm suicides and homicides as largely futile efforts because these outcomes will continue, largely uninhibited, through other means.
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For a time, she wondered if she was too permissive, even as she reported her children to the police and kicked them out of the house.
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There is no deeply rooted history of permissive open carry laws in the United States, and open carry bans should therefore be presumed to be constitutional.
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Many conservatives, including those who signed the Nashville document, see a reactionary position on sexual ethics as a necessary corrective to a liberal, sexually permissive society.
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Last week, the tabloid reported that Lynne has Britney's "best interest at heart" and that commentary that she is being too permissive with her is false.
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Some startups, like subscription crowdfunding platform Patreon, have taken a relatively permissive approach to dealing with hate-mongers, and decline to comment on incendiary topics like Gamergate.
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The combination of users being unaware of their privacy risks on Facebook and the companies permissive approach to third-party access to data is a constant issue.
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Democratic National Committee Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz, on the other hand, has promoted the approach used in her home state of Florida which is considered more permissive.
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Rodgers called the sex "non-permissive, painful and abusive" and said that, afterward, Kelly immediately insulted her and criticized her "lack of participation," according to the suit.
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Special Tactics teams can assess, open, and control major airfields to clandestine dirt strips in either permissive or hostile locations, providing strategic access for our nation's military.
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Calling it "a basic difference," he highlighted statutory rights relating to family-based immigration — which would require congressional action to change — and the largely "permissive" refugee program.
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If the SEC takes a permissive approach to approving new innovations like these, traders will migrate back from dark pools to the more transparent and liquid markets.
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Upheaval in the 1960s spurred this on, as conservatives portrayed Democrats as libertine hedonists, permissive to a fault and at odds with Middle America's clean-cut values.
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Among a long list of things that Six4Three has asked the court to impose is a restoration of the earlier version of the more permissive Graph API.
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The move was a huge shift for Tumblr's audience, which had become accustomed to a permissive atmosphere of explicit art and photos since the platform was created.
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Platforms adopted quasi-permissive protections — freedom of speech (excluding hate speech), freedom of association, freedom of thought, and the like — that mimicked America's own Bill of Rights.
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Although the United States, Italy, Portugal, Croatia and Turkey all grant abortions on demand, the model suggests that their people are less permissive than their laws are.
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And it's not just Facebook, of course: trolls have lately come to favor LinkedIn for its more permissive rules and lax approach to enforcement, Craig Silverman reports.
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On top of that, economic incentives encourage platforms to be more permissive than they claim to be, and to treat high-value producers differently from the rest.
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As well as restricting trade, rather than liberalising it, they will make it tricky to agree more permissive rules of origin for cars in future trade deals.
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While most adults said they thought that it was sexual harassment to send "pornographic pictures" to someone without their consent, younger people appeared to be more permissive.
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Poppe's one-time defense—that he was carrying on compassionate euthanasia—seems specious, given that Belgium probably has the most permissive assisted dying law in the world.
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The Justice Department could be looking to pursue a less permissive interpretation of federal statutes and regulations related to race-based discrimination in higher ed, Vladeck said.
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Compared to states with the most permissive gun laws, states with the strictest firearm policies had 51 percent lower rates of fatal police shootings, the analysis found.
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In March 2014, a senior U.S. Treasury Department official called Qatar a "permissive jurisdiction" for illicit financing of terrorist groups in Syria, including ISIS and al-Nusra.
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Republican and Democratic administrations alike have had a permissive approach toward press passes, erring on the side of greater access, even for obscure, partisan or fringe outlets.
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Berlin's clubs thrive on a permissive, D.I.Y. vibe that lets guests feel safe — but some partygoers and activists say overzealous security staff are ruining the tolerant vibe.
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Police noticed that he appeared nervous, and when they asked him for the rental agreement for the car, his name was not listed as a permissive driver.
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"I believe that the combination of hypervaluation and unfavorable market internals has opened a trap door that is permissive of abrupt and severe market losses," Hussman said.
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Simultaneously we need to ensure we take steps to strengthen readiness and lethality as we complete our shift from a permissive environment to a posture for warfighting.
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There was a subset of parents who were relatively permissive: warm and caring but not overly inclined to provide discipline or expect mature behavior from their children.
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"); and, inevitably, of our degenerate and too-permissive times ("Why, when I was a child, we ate what was put in front of us, and no nonsense!
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The Times investigation also noted Google's overall "permissive culture," in which top executives—including Brin, Schmidt, and chief legal officer David Drummond—had relationships with female employees.
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Ms. Liebman added that the memo took an extremely permissive view of entrepreneurship, given that drivers cannot set prices or market their personal services to potential customers.
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Yes, that was the entertainment business, always sordid and permissive — but the same pattern showed up all over, from posh prep schools to the Roman Catholic Church.
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Since the 1980s, the federal government has maintained a permissive attitude toward corporate concentration, giving the benefit of the doubt to companies that want to get hitched.
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After several complaints by groups that the event was permissive of anti-Semitic displays, Belgium's government requested that the carnival to be taken off the UNESCO list.
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The nudity, sexuality and diversity portrayed in the pictorials represented more permissive attitudes about sex and beauty that the soldiers had missed during their years in captivity.
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And in all of those cases, the U.S. has been able to count on "permissive" skies that the host government has allowed its drones to operate in.
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The older piece argues that the breakdown of social norms against violence could be traced to the anti-Vietnam movement and the permissive turn of the 1960s.
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" In Mr. Trump's view, however, the First Amendment to the United States Constitution is too permissive, whereas "in England," libel claimants "have a good chance of winning.
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People such as Jeff Sessions and Stephen Miller—the attorney-general and his funereal former aide, now a policy adviser to Mr Trump—think it far too permissive.
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Partial laws apply only to a subset of DUI offenders, usually repeat offenders, and permissive laws are applied to specific DUI offenders at the discretion of a judge.
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The researchers also measured differences between mandatory, partial and permissive laws, while taking into account other vehicle safety laws passed and trends in crashes during the study period.
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"Increasing physical activity, avoiding prolonged sitting time, workplace interventions such as sit-stand work stations and activity-permissive desks may be useful to lower sedentary time," he added.
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While many viewers will likely disagree with Raquel's continuously permissive attitude around her boyfriend's bad behavior, the least we can do is stop disparaging her intelligence for it.
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Imzy's shutdown parallels the recent woes of social network Voat, which was essentially Imzy's dark twin: it was founded by people who believed Reddit should be more permissive.
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A more permissive regulatory environment culminated on Thursday in the biggest bank merger since the 2007-2009 financial crisis, and more deals are likely, analysts and investors said.
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ApacheAn open source web server, a software foundation, and a permissive license that, unlike the GPL, allows source code to be mixed into non-open source, commercial code.
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Historically both Republican and Democratic administrations have had a permissive approach to press access, providing credentials both to big news organizations like CNN and obscure and fringe outlets.
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We should right-size our military and prepare for modern military combat — that means ending our focus since 9/11 on policing permissive environments in the Middle East.
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And in the case of successful, market-tested merchants of disinformation like Shriner, who amassed significant followings in times of more permissive content moderation, the damage is done.
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Although Sessions's rhetoric against marijuana and those who consume it has continued unabated, the Obama administration's permissive approach to marijuana law reform remains the law of the land.
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Most abortion opponents probably don't regard women who get abortions as criminals, but rather victims—not just of a broadly permissive society, but of a specifically godless doctor.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE also petitioned former Secretary of the Treasury Jacob Lew with a letter that expressed serious concern regarding "Qatar's permissive environment for terrorist financing".
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"What's powerful about CC licenses is that they create a permissive space for copying, re-use, and archiving that allows for both ideas to exist together," he said.
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Bisexual people are often perceived by both heterosexual and gay and lesbian people as indecisive about their sexual orientation, sexually permissive, and unfaithful or untrustworthy as romantic partners.
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Ms. Rosenberg, 55, said the show's approach was partly inspired by her own troubling encounters with men as a girl growing up in a permissive Marin County household.
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So the pornified, permissive post-sexual revolution order today seems much more stable than conservative pessimists expected 30 years ago, with no social collapse looming on the horizon.
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In that sense, her portraits are self-portraits, reflections of her embracing, permissive personality, much admired by the people who knew her well, particularly her longtime studio neighbors.
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In a series of reports, Shelley raised concerns to management and the board of directors about suspicious clients and transactions, and about the permissive culture at the bank.
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Recent outbreaks of measles have occurred in some states that are more permissive in allowing parents to get waivers for their children to attend school without being vaccinated.
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Reciprocity laws probably won't affect states that already have more permissive laws, Webster told Vox, but they do have the potential to increase carrying in more restrictive states.
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The party holds itself out as the defender of not only Polish nationalism, but also of European Christendom in the face of migration, unlike the more permissive West.
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But legal experts have noted that the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which oversees the San Francisco federal court, has generally been permissive in allowing expert testimony.
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The correlation was strongest in states with permissive pot laws, and it translated to hundreds of millions of dollars worth of savings for the taxpayer-funded healthcare program.
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"There's a fear that if we don't do anything now, this will become permissive and normalized — and we would be willingly watching our democracy really evaporate," Democratic Rep.
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In a new analysis from the RAND Corporation, researchers found that more restrictive laws lead to fewer gun deaths, while more permissive laws are linked with more gun deaths.
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Some early networks also found out the hard way that while online society could be more permissive than the real world, it wasn't wise to completely flout the law.
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It would be doubly bad if that lack of discipline seemed to result in a lax and permissive environment for subordinates setting priorities for those military and intelligence organs!
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The flashback episode "Best New Girl" put Maura's early attempts at understanding the allure of women's clothes in the context of sexual exploration and the permissive culture of academia.
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These citizens produce reams of useful information that can be mined by the country's tech giants, and China is also significantly more permissive when it comes to users' privacy.
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The North Dakota measure that failed would have created the most permissive marijuana law because it placed no limits on the amount of marijuana people could grow and possess.
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Tumblr has been noted for having a permissive attitude towards NSFW and adult-orientated content on its service, which has previously caused it to be briefly banned in Indonesia.
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More recently Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, has talked about creating a more "permissive" regulatory environment in space and turning the moon into a "gas station" for further exploration.
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In particular, overly constraining or very tight environments severely limit individual choice and necessitate constant self-monitoring; on the flip side, overly permissive environments can promote normlessness and chaos.
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"Future studies are needed to investigate mechanisms by which increased cannabis use is associated with medical marijuana laws, including increased perceived safety, availability, and generally permissive attitudes," said Hasin.
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The revelation was just the latest regarding Popular Force's murky campaign finances, including payments via the Cayman Islands and Delaware, a US state notorious for its permissive financial legislation.
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Many countries already beset by organised crime and weak states have their troubles compounded by their proximity to America, the country with the rich world's most permissive gun laws.
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But any solution needs to start with honesty and identifying the given problem as it exists: we are simply too permissive of "troll culture," and we always have been.
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To get around the issue, some early-stage investors will surreptitiously steer companies toward "friendly" later-stage investors that may be more permissive about extant investor pro rata rights.
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" Of Father Hamel's beliefs, Father Moanda-Phuati said: "He was very balanced when it came to the evolution of the church, not too traditional, but not too permissive either.
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For Lasch, the rising popularity of therapy and self-help — along with radical feminism, confessional writing, permissive parenting and the designated hitter rule — was itself implicated in the problem.
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If you live in a more permissive state, this may not be as big of a problem — you'll likely encounter an abundance of choices for same-day alcohol delivery.
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Google has for years had a permissive culture around workplace relationships, as exemplified by some of its leadership, and that culture now looks destructive in a post-#MeToo world.
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Evangelicals were both fully part of American modernity (often educated suburbanites, rather than the backwoods yokels of caricature) and also living lives in tension with pluralistic and permissive values.
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Notwithstanding the BLM's permissive attitude toward oil and gas exploration, the agency is widely condemned in the West as Big Government despots trying to keep locals subordinated to Washington.
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Unlike some other states, Delaware lacks what legal experts refer to as a "permissive constituency statute," which allows directors to consider the interests of other constituencies, such as employees.
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Facebook has taken the most permissive — and most criticized — approach to political speech, allowing candidates and their campaigns to post misleading information and target those messages to specific audiences.
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Gun laws in the United States rank among the most permissive of any developed country, with the right to "keep and bear arms" enshrined in the Constitution's Second Amendment.
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Most important, American laws and customs were becoming more permissive, so that the prospect of reading a book began to seem something more than a promise of genteel diversion.
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In Mr. Buttigieg's case, the most straightforward solution is for McKinsey to release him from his vows of silence — or at least to substitute a significantly more permissive agreement.
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A permissive attitude toward illegal immigrants will only promote more illegal immigration, and all the undesirable consequences for education, social services, employment and national security that come with it.
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His pick to lead antitrust enforcement at the Department of Justice, Makan Delrahim, is expected to take a more permissive view on mergers than officials in the Obama administration.
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Emerging from a pattern of tolerated hate speech, it serves as a reminder that Americans must address the increasingly permissive environment that trivializes anti-Semitism in the United States.
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But it's part of the reason that artists today (from Lynda Benglis to Sterling Ruby) see ceramics as a truly open and permissive medium, fragile but never too precious.
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Geographic proximity to conflict, economic vulnerability, social or political marginalization, and permissive family or social networks can each affect the susceptibility of an individual to terrorist indoctrination and recruitment.
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Similarly, the American Civil Liberties Union has dispatched its nationwide matrix of attorneys to shop for sympathetic judges in circuits known for a permissive track record on immigration cases.
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The white hippies came in large numbers and were a "real jolt" to Catholic families, who disapproved of their permissive attitudes toward sex and drugs, said archaeologist Severin Fowles.
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If you put this all together, it suggests that restrictive laws seem to lead to fewer gun deaths, while the permissive laws seem to lead to more gun deaths.
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They produced the same stark differences in expected substitution of means for firearm homicides: 90 percent for those favoring permissive policies, and 20 percent for those favoring restrictive policies.
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Gurpreet Singh, Zynga's director of product for Words With Friends, informs me that the list grows by about 5 words per month on average and is permissive by design.
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Cornell University law professor Michael Dorf argues at SCOTUSblog that even Gonzales's permissive evidentiary standard can't save an abortion restriction that lies about whether it actually protects women's health.
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Scandinavian countries have created a "permissive environment" for money laundering, Bill Browder told CNBC Wednesday, shortly after the prominent Kremlin critic accused Nordea Bank of fraud, falsification and dishonest conduct.
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Republican administrations have traditionally proved more permissive of M&A with less challenges to announced deals made on the basis of competition grounds than during the reign of Democratic presidents.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who often has sparred with President Trump, on Monday dramatically reversed course on her permissive immigration policies, pledging to tighten asylum rules under intense domestic pressure.
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Meanwhile in Democratic-run places, lawmakers have some reason to fear that anything short of the relatively permissive approach followed in some states since Roe will infuriate their own activists.
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"After initiating non-permissive, painful and abusive sex with plaintiff, defendant, R. Kelly, immediately insulted and criticized" Rodgers "concerning her &aposlack of participation&apos and physical inadequacies," the suit says.
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Yet their progressivism tends to be of a liberal, permissive sort, and this also has a dark side, sighs one Icelandic MP. People quickly forgive public figures for past misdeeds.
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The report "Qatar and Terror Finance," published by the Washington-based Foundation for Defense of Democracies in 2014, exposed the country's permissive attitude toward Qataris who had enabled this financing.
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Facebook recently suspended Jones's personal account, in what appeared to be a shift away from CEO Mark Zuckerberg's permissive statements regarding Infowars and other loci of misinformation on the site.
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Yes, one in every four times Arlovski steps into the cage, he's getting laid out, and now the UFC are actively hiding him from even the permissive Nevada State Commission.
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Driver fatigue has long been a concern for people who drive for a living, whether trucks, buses or taxis, though New York City's rules for cabbies have been relatively permissive.
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The Defense Department is still examining how it can translate the successes and dominance of these larger drone platforms from the permissive counterterrorism environment to a much more contested one.
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This was the reason that many parents in the 1980s, who were raised by authoritarian moms and dads, took the opposite approach and moved to a more permissive parenting style.
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Something to watch on pricing is how close it hews to trades in the private secondary markets, where Spotify has been much more permissive than many of its fellow unicorns.
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The recommendation could be universal, meaning that everyone in that age range should receive it, or it could be "permissive," meaning that the decision is up to doctors and patients.
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But some researchers consider YouTube to be unusually permissive about content that it does not consider overt hate speech, and its algorithm unusually aggressive in pushing users toward political fringes.
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It's unclear how long social media platforms like Weibo will be able to maintain any sort of permissive stance in the face of China's ever-increasing restrictions on internet content.
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To watch this series is to remember — or, depending on your age, to be introduced to — earlier comics who were incendiary in their own way, in much less permissive times.
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That was a public service, and it ended a more permissive era when a more timid brand of journalism glorified leaders, knowingly looking away from their personal and professional lapses.
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As a result, the Pentagon was in a position to swiftly bring the ideas forward to Mr. Trump, whose inauguration raised expectations that the White House would be more permissive.
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" Fred Wertheimer, president of the non-partisan watchdog Democracy 21, said the court had "slapped down" the Republican FEC commissioners for having "very permissive and unjustified interpretations of the law.
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The search giant has never spelled out whether it allows political candidates to put false messages into paid ads, but in practice, its approach appears similar to Facebook's permissive policy.
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According to RAND, it's not that both sides have totally different values — that the permissive side, for example, believes that gun rights are important even if they increase firearm homicides.
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The state of Louisiana has also failed to regulate for public health in other key ways — it has some of the most permissive alcohol and tobacco laws in the country.
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When going up against other companies from other, more permissive countries, "it can feel like you are competing in a boxing match with one arm tied behind your back," says Sephton.
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"In environments that are perceived as more tolerant or permissive of sexual harassment, women are more likely to have been directly harassed and to witness harassment of others," the authors wrote.
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Uber and Lyft had fought hard for more permissive rules, spending a combined $8 million on the campaign (nearly seven times the previous record for a municipal election in the city).
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The other four states (Maine, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Vermont) have more permissive gun laws that include no basic firearm training requirements, the authors note online October 22017 in Injury Prevention.
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Apart from rolling out the welcome mat to organized crime and tax evasion, permissive financial secrecy regimes have a much more worrisome long-term effect: They undermine public confidence in government.
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Evangelicals see permissive, secular public opinion changing around issues like LGBTQ rights and gender identity, and they are looking to the Trump administration to claw back to some sense of normalcy.
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Bad behavior, however, could be tolerated by a permissive admin if it was amusing enough, which is part of the reason provocateurs of all stripes still enjoy outsized reputations online today.
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The prison service has twice issued more permissive guidance for transgender inmates since 2011, but a parliamentary report in 2016 found that this advice was sometimes "simply being ignored" by warders.
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Because various open-source projects use various open-source licenses, when releasing software using Commons Clause, one must specify to which underlying permissive open-source license one is attaching Commons Clause.
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Many of our portfolio companies with AGPL projects have received requests from large enterprises to move to a more permissive license, since the use of AGPL is against their company's policy.
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According to Florida Today, Wednesday's shooting at the bank is the 7th mass shooting in Florida — which has some of the nation's most permissive gun laws — in less than three years.
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The CDC found three states -- Massachusetts, New Mexico, and Washington -- with both comprehensive laws and permissive Medicaid policies capable of improving access to preventive and treatment services for injected drug users.
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A committee assembled by the agency released a report yesterday that urges adoption of much more permissive and flexible regulations, allowing for operation of small drones over cities and even crowds.
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U.S. states with tighter restrictions on the purchase and use of guns and ammunitions may have fewer fatal police shootings than places with more permissive firearm policies, a recent study suggests.
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In Pakistan, Yemen, Libya and Somalia, however, the armed forces seem to be operating according to the more permissive laws of armed conflict, where the requirements for lethal force are lower.
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And it is driven by many factors, including the Eastward-trickling effects of a much more permissive marijuana culture in the West, where it is now dispensed legally in some states.
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One such piece of legislation is the STORM Act of 28500 (Stop Terrorist Operational Resources and Money), which would give the president new tools to penalize permissive jurisdictions for terrorist finance.
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Pennsylvania, which has a permissive statute, allows challenges to a voter's photo ID and residency, though the state clarified this year that challenges could not be based on ethnicity or race.
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It's a feature I asked about when I chatted with Kyle Rowe, the Department of Transportation official who drafted the permissive rules under which bike-share companies can operate in Seattle.
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C. Subjects include bad hygiene, rich tech guys, Tinder, Best Coast, permissive parenting, exploitative parenting, teen angst, bi-curious etiquette, cocaine at a baby shower, and getting pregnant all the time.
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Then suddenly, Kawakubo appeared like a sorceress, materializing a new and more permissive way of appearing in the world that changed not only fashion but, on a small scale, maleness itself.
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They are using the caravan to raise broader fears as well about what they portray as a broken, permissive immigration system that is weakening the country culturally, financially and even physically.
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In Seattle, there's a new luxury apartment building with a rooftop lounge with hammocks and a chicken coop you might see in a more permissive (or at least chicken-friendly) suburb.
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Only Mississippi, West Virginia and California allow solely medical exemptions; California previously had a very permissive law, but it changed it after the measles outbreak that began at Disneyland in 2014.
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That's because Oregon and Washington are more permissive than other states when it comes to allowing parents to opt out of vaccines — and many parents have been taking advantage of that.
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Securely removing all Americans, advanced weaponry, sensitive intelligence, and other infrastructure would be a dizzying logistical challenge, as it was in 2011 over a long timeline in a relatively permissive environment.
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In his words and acts, critics and experts said, Mr. Trump has sent a permissive message to people in law enforcement that they can bend the law, if not break it.
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Mr. Dahm said that under current law, Oklahomans are subject to greater restrictions while on Oklahoma soil than visiting gun owners from so-called "constitutional carry" states, which are broadly permissive.
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Roberts has faced criticism in the past for selecting too many judges initially appointed by Republicans, who, the argument goes, would be likely to be more permissive in granting warrant requests.
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Democrats say they're too permissive of lies, hate speech and harassment, especially from President Donald Trump and his supporters, while Trump and other Republicans say they're too eager to censor conservatives.
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What's more, the larger progressive push for a revival and reinvigoration of antitrust enforcement is an important corrective to a regulatory landscape that has become much too permissive in the 21st century.
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Ever since Facebook and others have been slammed for being too permissive with information, the online environment is getting a new and untrained police force that often shoots and asks questions later.
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On Monday, CNBC reported that Comcast was preparing to bid for 21st Century Fox if the AT&T deal went through, playing off a more permissive judicial atmosphere for major content acquisitions.
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Rights groups say the current law has not been enforced and that society is permissive of FGM, which is widely practiced among Muslims as well as Christians in the mostly Muslim nation.
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The audit was launched a year ago following a sharp upsurge in rebukes of Facebook's permissive attitude toward hateful and abusive content, largely aimed at persecuting people of color and religious minorities.
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This is expected to spark a new round of mergers and acquisitions, and advance competition among broadcasters at a time when the U.S. view on mergers is shifting from restrictive to permissive.
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The FCC should instead maintain an open regulatory environment permissive of experimentation, or at the very least target only specific modifications that could harm consumers through data theft or other illegal activities.
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Privacy advocates objected, believing that sharing user information with the government might become a backdoor form of surveillance, and that the liability protections for the handling of user data were overly permissive.
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There is a "relatively permissive environment" for China to rein in credit now, thanks to favorable domestic and external economies, said Eric G. Altbach, senior vice president at the Albright Stonebridge Group.
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And BLA fails to reform permissive funding rules and too-low premiums leading to this juncture, nor does it require that plans' claims be made whole when employers withdraw from a plan.
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"I allowed a workplace culture to take root in my office that was too permissive and decidedly unprofessional," the 56-year-old said in a video at the time of his announcement.
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The smattering of parents who described themselves as frequent moviegoers — visiting cinemas at least once a month — were more permissive, saying that films with unjustified violence were suitable for 13-year-olds.
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Saturday's massacre at a Jewish synagogue in Pittsburgh reminds us that political violence, partly enabled by the most permissive gun laws in the West, is a recurring plague in the United States.
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"More specifically, the rate of mass shootings in permissive states appears to be increasing since 2010, while the rate in restrictive states appears to be decreasing," said Branas, the study's senior author.
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In 2014, former U.S. Treasury Department Undersecretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence David Cohen described Qatar as a "permissive terrorist-financing environment" that enables "private fundraising networks" to operate within its borders.
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The researchers also found that the alcohol suppressed two genes that normally act as cutoff switches for the effects of cocaine, creating a "permissive environment" for the drug within the rodents' brains.
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The film works through the problems with this, though, and makes a clear case for why Hill's permissive mode of always saying yes to the Queen might make her a compelling alternative.
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Those same Catholics oppose sensible and necessary reforms, and will point to the book's revelations as proof that the church is already too permissive and has lost its dignity and its way.
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If Zika spreads in the coming months, many pregnant women could be compelled to give birth to children with severe brain impairment unless they can afford to travel to a more permissive state.
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But the fact they could potentially be used to train facial recognition systems to profile by ethnicity, as one example, may not be a use that even Creative Commons' most permissive licenses anticipated.
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Despite a more permissive U.S. business environment, Chinese companies can't easily slip in there, either, says Lee — in part because probable American wariness of how a Chinese business would handle their personal data.
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It's even an issue in societies that are more socially permissive — you tell me your country isn't very religious right now but rather seems socially malleable, with many young, unmarried people in relationships.
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There is also another problem the U.S. needs to address: In the tri-border area, Hezbollah has benefited from a permissive environment where corrupt local officials connive with Hezbollah for their own gain.
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Permissive Medicaid treatment policies, as defined by the CDC, would mean states either do not require a period of being sober or only require screening and counseling for a person to receive treatment.
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Since the government started setting fuel economy regulations in the late 22025s, there have been separate standards for different classes of vehicle, more stringent standards for cars and more permissive ones for trucks.
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The high-profile trial of Krestina Khachaturyan, 19, and her sisters Angelina, 18, and Maria, 17, has thrown Russia's permissive domestic violence laws back into the spotlight, and prompted protests on the streets.
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For a study published in March in the medical journal BMJ, researchers assigned each of the 50 US states an aggregate "firearm laws score," ranging from zero (completely restrictive) to 100 (completely permissive).
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It would be appropriate for democracies to consider less permissive rules for them — for example, by requiring a higher burden of proof from non-democracies when they file a trade complaint against democracies.
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The point that more permissive gun laws did not lead to a huge spike in gun violence has merits, said Adam Winkler, a Second Amendment expert at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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He returned to California to set up a real estate business and, taking full advantage of the permissive finance culture of those years, bought and flipped a number of properties in quick succession.
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Several experts also have suggested that women in Colombia took advantage of more permissive abortion laws, an option that was not available to women in Brazil, where abortion is banned in most instances.
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Their mission, which was ultimately overseen from Stuttgart, Germany, was briefed by intelligence teams based in Djibouti and Stuttgart as being in a "permissive environment," meaning it was supposed to be low-risk.
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Microsoft put its Cognitive Toolkit, or CNTK, software on GitHub and gave it a more permissive open-source license in early 2016, and Facebook came out PyTorch, its answer to TensorFlow, later in 2016.
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Ducey's move to codify his state's permissive policies to autonomous vehicle testing comes a few days after California announced that it would permit fully driverless cars to operate on its roads starting in April.
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Critics say that even though YouTube removes millions of videos on average each month, it is slow to identify troubling content and, when it does, is too permissive in what it allows to remain.
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The good news is that the next generation of programming languages (like Google's Go and Apple's Swift) were written with permissive open source licenses that ensure there won't be copyright issues in the future.
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"The two teachers no longer are teaching the student and the family has been offered the opportunity to transfer the student to another school through the permissive transfer process," Watson said in a statement.
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The Quiet Revolution was in full swing and the Catholic Church's hold over daily life was slipping, but there were limits to how permissive the builders of a new Quebec wanted it to be.
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Don't expect much to happen immediately should the new rule take place; the industry is too savvy to blast out some new, abusive rules under the far more permissive framework established by this FCC.
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According to a current human resources manager at GE, employees can take off as much time as they would like as long as their manager approves, in a policy the company calls "permissive time."
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But for years critics have seen the youth program and other forms of legal relief for Central Americans, including some asylum protections, as "loopholes" that are too permissive and end up encouraging more migration.
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" After Mr. Cuomo was elected attorney general, his office said in a 210 report that the rules for state-plane use were "overly permissive and porous" and allow for an "abuse of taxpayer funds.
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Wyoming's wolf plan is so permissive that it is legal to kill as many wolves as you want at any time of year without even a hunting license, across 85 percent of the state.
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Even so, Hollywood is clearly sensitive about such criticism of its content, at a moment when the volume of edgy fare is exploding thanks to a proliferation of premium outlets with more permissive standards.
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There she studied under Dr. Spock, known as "the world's pediatrician," who was famous for dispensing what he called "common sense" (critics called it "permissive") advice to postwar parents raising the baby boom generation.
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We can expect the Trump White House to try calm congressional concerns over permissive treatment of the Saudis, insisting Riyadh has no intention of pursuing enrichment, and perhaps that it has given private assurances.
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Permissive land-use policies and cheap farm acreage here have helped catapult Brazil into an agricultural superpower, the world's largest exporter of soy, beef and chicken and a major producer of pork and corn.
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This Grenoble-born collector's permissive purview on owning and ordering art entails an open outlook far flung from the run-of-the-mill, cookie-cutter, interchangeable, name-brand-conscious investment collectors that litter the land.
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Given the FCC's traditional enthusiasm for market competition, observers expect a permissive ruling, inviting all the companies to use the relevant spectrum, but asking them to work together and stay out of each other's way.
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The same goes for Hahn as Erica's overly permissive and frazzled mother, who admires her daughter's spunk while also feeling somewhat ashamed of her — honestly, I could watch a whole other movie about their relationship.
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At the other extreme, two of the states with the most permissive gun regulations are Alaska and Louisiana, and both have gun death rates about five times as high: more than 19 per 100,000 inhabitants.
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In the permissive environment of China, where IP protection and fair competition laws are weak or non-existent, it enabled numerous entrants to get into the business, expand capacity beyond market demand and collapse prices.
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While Google wanted to be as permissive as possible, she said, it soon had to contend with controversies such as a video mocking the King of Thailand, which violated Thailand's laws against insulting the king.
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Even though building a high-quality rail line there would cost a lot of money, in the context of a permissive environment for home-building, it would also end up attracting a lot of riders.
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If confirmed, he will be in a position to rule on any case involving Mr. Trump or his associates, a disturbing scenario even before you consider his alarmingly permissive views on presidential power and authority.
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In this case, China's more permissive biomedical research regulations might have expedited the work, or it could be that genetic engineering is lending new momentum to the race for an HIV/AIDS cure, he wrote.
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Walking and tourism groups like Mountaineering Ireland are relying on the same principle of "permissive access" to develop new foot trails and improve existing ones in other scenic but privately owned shore and mountain areas.
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The 18th-century Vienna in which the opera takes place surely contained many men of greater interest, many of them interested in love affairs with married women, since the world the opera depicts is permissive.
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Like Ms. Crothers before her, she isn't interested in rhythmic punctuation as a way to assert command, or to keep things moving in a given direction; her grip on the controls is loose, permissive, catalytic.
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The protests were a public reckoning for a permissive work culture that had existed since the company's early days — exemplified by generous exit packages for senior executives even after they were accused of sexual misconduct.
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Or maybe it's a case of dancing with them that brung you, of giving a permissive wink to the alt-righties and the nationalists who were some of the first passengers on the Trump Train.
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The sex education law in Alabama, though, "tends to be permissive" and is "not mandated and not regulated," said Christina Clark Okarmus, executive director of an effort recently renamed the Alabama Campaign for Adolescent Sexual Health.
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The current study didn't find a difference in opioid deaths associated with legalized marijuana based on how permissive or restrictive state laws might be, or whether states allowed only medical pot or also permitted recreational use.
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What's interesting is that you see, very often, black people who live in the suburbs or who have made it to the suburbs — the generation that has made it out — be more permissive of inequitable treatment.
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Apple's iOS guidelines make it clear that any apps available on the store must have some sort of content filter to screen out such material, and Tumblr is famously permissive of NSFW and adult-oriented content.
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When it comes to raw speech, however, Huffman seems to be more permissive, which stands in stark contrast to other tech industry platforms, nearly all of which are grappling with hard questions about moderation these days.
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In practice, the company argues, it's quite similar to other permissive open-source licenses, though, and shouldn't really affect most developers who use the company's modules (and these modules are RedisSearch, RedisGraph, RedisJSON, RedisML and RedisBloom).
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This permissive landscape where entire industries and some of the largest technology businesses have evolved and been built, and whose revenue models depend on the collection, use, and sale of data, will be hard to undo.
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Therefore, it could be even more effective to also require the next administration within a set period of time to determine whether or not Turkey, Qatar, Kuwait, and Pakistan qualify as permissive jurisdictions for terrorist finance.
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BRETT ELDREDGE: 'GLOW' Atlantic Nashville; CD, $9.97; MP3, $9.49 Perhaps you have listened to the youngish country star Brett Eldredge and wondered just how, even in these polyglot, borderless, permissive times, he makes sense in Nashville.
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Moreover, from industry's standpoint, even if there is little commercial interest today, a more permissive leasing program creates the optionality to bid on offshore areas if market conditions and higher prices justify it in the future.
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But even though people have a social responsibility to vaccinate their kids — and some countries have been experimenting with punitive measures to censure parents who out out — many US states are more permissive of vaccine refusers.
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Authoritarian means you lead by command without taking the child's desires into consideration; authoritative means you direct your children, but are also responsive and nurturing; and permissive means you let your children do whatever they want.
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Even as Brussels scrambled to stave off negative financial consequences, ministers from fiscally hawkish countries like Germany and the Netherlands will not want to be seen by their own electorates as being overly permissive toward Italy.
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Some tax experts have suggested that because there are a handful of states — like Nevada, Wyoming and Delaware — that have permissive corporate secrecy rules, U.S. citizens who wish to create shell companies can do so domestically.
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The breaking of the former is enabled by an overly permissive character creator comparable to Soul Calibur VI's, and the latter by allowing the player to switch at will between an exhaustive library of character builds.
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Open source could allow patients to examine, test, and improve devices in ways far more flexible and permissive than the current proprietary model, but they don't give us autonomy in quite the same way as analog ownership.
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But, the researchers note, the evidence suggests that it's the states with more permissive gun laws that are less likely to fully report — which would make them look worse, not better, if their data were more complete.
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Capital requirements may fall a bit as regulatory models are tweaked (see Free exchange)—Morgan Stanley has been especially affected by some of their quirks—but the permissive mood of the past is unlikely soon to return.
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The flavor is really flowery, almost like a cordial, and it even comes in a can that looks like a regular ol' energy drink if you're interested in taking my advice on a more permissive drinking schedule.
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But since this terrible mass shooting happened in one of the most weapons-friendly places in the country, maybe we can at least all agree that having wildly permissive gun laws does not make a city safer.
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"Testimonies of correspondents on the Israeli side about the rate of firing and Palestinian reports of 800 people wounded attest to quite permissive orders given to the snipers," writes military commentator Amos Harel in Israel's Haaretz newspaper.
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Permissive adults who fail to learn the importance of establishing who's boss, according to Dobson, will suffer the consequences: To a power-hungry tyrant of any age, appeasement only inflames his or her lust for more power.
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Our huge problem with plastic is the result of a permissive legal framework that has allowed the uncontrolled rise of plastic pollution, despite clear evidence of the harm it causes to local communities and the world's oceans.
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Tax breaks and other incentives could help reduce the expense of starting a fintech business in Switzerland while a more permissive regulatory environment for startups would enable fledgling companies to compete with legacy players nationally and globally.
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The suspect in the Pittsburgh killings, Robert Bowers, had found a home for his hate on Gab, a new social network that bills itself as a guardian of free speech, unlike somewhat less permissive platforms like Twitter.
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Britain has also been permissive about granting "investor visas" to people to live in the country if they bring millions of dollars with them, without careful examination of their wealth, though those rules were tightened in 2015.
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Up to this point, however, Democratic leaders and their campaign tacticians have taken a just-win approach, encouraging candidates to attack Mr. Ryan but taking a far more permissive view of party loyalty than their Republican counterparts.
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Predominantly Hindu in a country that is nearly 90 percent Muslim, and more permissive of Western-style drinking and partying than much of Indonesia, Bali is extremely popular with Australians, who have been coming here for decades.
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For that reason, the city would have to provide incentives such as more permissive zoning or give developers the first opportunity to buy city-owned properties if it decides to require more adaptive reuse, Mr. Weinstein said.
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"Berman added: "Trump has created a more permissive environment for would-be dictators not merely by his responses (or lack thereof) to democratic backsliding and growing authoritarianism abroad; his actions at home have been crucial as well.
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"While Twitter's potential new issues ads policy is more permissive than a total ban, it's still going to be a challenge for groups who are trying to drive political or legislative change using the platform," he said.
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Torres told In Sight that in the community where the muxes live, there is a "permissive attitude" that contributes to their being welcomed in society and in their families, even in an area that is strongly Catholic.
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"Given our nation's incredibly loose and permissive gun laws, we are asking you to do everything you can to ensure the safety of your customers, employees and the communities you serve every day," Federation president Randi Weingarten said.
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Gosling plays a private detective whose non-ethics neatly dovetail with the disheveled, sexually permissive 1970s in Los Angeles, where he's trailing a young woman who might be mixed up in the accidental death of a porn star.
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Her permissive position on migration has been cited as a reason that Merkel's party did not fare so well in the country's last election and as helping the rise of right-wing party, the Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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"It has been a permissive environment for many rogue actors, as long as their focus was not directed within Malaysia," said Zachary Abuza, a professor at the National War College in Washington who studies Southeast Asian security issues.
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This open source license is one of the most permissive and allows a project to take the open source software and use it in any project they so choose, even if that project itself is not open source.
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There has long been a tension between the interests of law enforcement and the efforts to roll back gun regulations, but the conflicts are becoming more frequent as gun laws are expanded, particularly in states with permissive policies.
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A permissive governance environment allowed Chesapeake Energy's former chief executive, Aubrey McClendon, to run a private hedge fund and take out personal loans from firms that his company did business with, among other instances of pushing the boundaries.
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Critics in both parties are pointing fingers at the the president, alleging that he's set a permissive tone by flirting with fringe elements, stirring up racial animus and employing bare-knuckles rhetoric aimed at dividing, rather than uniting.
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Phil Scott (R) on Wednesday signed into law new restrictions on gun ownership, notching a big win for advocates of stricter controls in a state that has long held some of the most permissive rules in the nation.
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And as large budget games derive more and more from film, push towards the blockbuster cinematic experience — players are equally left with only one shot, the corporate approved masterpiece of complicated labor politics, the easily read, permissive photograph.
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The company's firings today are viewed as a serious escalation of an increasing crackdown on Google's historically permissive culture around sharing information — and what some employees are saying is an effort to silence workers' concerns about controversial decisions.
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"Sex addiction has become the label du jour to explain why people without an understanding of their own desires now struggle and feel out of control in a world that's increasingly sexually permissive," said David Ley, a psychologist.
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The report, by the House Subcommittee on National Security, found that a permissive environment in the Bureau of Prisons had often made lower-ranking employees targets of abuse — including sexual assault and harassment — by prisoners and staff members.
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The report explained: The median respondent with more-permissive regulatory preferences indicated that if a policy successfully reduced a state's firearm suicides, 90 percent of the prevented suicides would still end as a suicide by some other means.
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Similarly, a recent review of US studies by the RAND Corporation found some evidence that stricter gun laws, like background checks, reduce gun deaths and injuries, while permissive gun laws, like concealed carry, increase gun deaths and injuries.
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He claims his gardens are technically sanctioned under California's permissive medical marijuana law, but the local sheriff raided one plantation this year, and he's still liable to get busted by the feds, hence his request for a pseudonym.
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It was a remarkable turnabout for a Republican governor with a 93 percent approval rating from the National Rifle Association (NRA) gun rights advocacy group in an otherwise politically liberal state with some of America's most permissive gun laws.
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There are many reasons for their decline, but one is the politics of immigration: centre-left parties are seen as too permissive by many of their traditional working-class voters, who have switched to supporting anti-immigrant populist parties.
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Roughly 40 percent of U.S. coal comes from federal land and taxpayers are being short changed on those sales due to lax oversight and permissive royalty rules, according to the report from the White House Council of Economic Advisors.
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The article stoked a national debate about sexual assault on U.S. college campuses, where by some estimates one in five female students will become a victim before graduating, and fueled perceptions of fraternity culture as dangerously permissive and predatory.
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Instead they point to a crippling cocktail of factors: a stalling local economy; permissive Italian laws that indirectly encourage child migration; a proliferation of smuggling networks; and El Dorado-like examples of other Egyptian teenagers who have made it.
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In the awkward space between war and peace, Russian cyber-operations certainly benefit from the highly permissive, extralegal mandate granted by an authoritarian state, one that Washington would likely be loath (with good reason) to replicate out of frustration.
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"We see the major social media platforms and tech companies are very slow to moderate content, and they are overly permissive of the type of speech that is leading to the kinds of radicalization that we're seeing," she added.
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"This report confirms investigative decisions made by the FBI during the pendency of this investigation were unprecedented and deviated from traditional investigative procedures in favor of a much more permissive and voluntary approach," House Oversight Chairman Trey Gowdy said.
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Tourism minister Enrique de la Madrid, confronting rising lawlessness in and around the resort cities of Cancun and Los Cabos, said it made no sense for Mexico to maintain prohibition given permissive U.S. policies in states such as California.
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DeVos and some congressional Republicans, meanwhile, argue that the Obama-era standards were too permissive and unfair to colleges accused of fraud, as well as taxpayers, who are on the hook for the loans if the college can't pay.
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"There is no doubt that Trump has created a more permissive environment for dictators by not forcefully speaking out against...growing authoritarianism in places like Russia and China," Sheri Berman, an expert in democracy, populism, and fascism, told Insider.
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It is worth noting that under America's permissive campaign-finance laws none of this would have been illegal if the funds donated had come from a legitimate money-making activity in America and had been given by American citizens.
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He professes a hard line on China ("We can't continue to allow China to rape our country," he said in May), but, in China, Trump's "America First" policy has been understood as the lament of a permissive, exhausted America.
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The analysis found only Massachusetts, New Mexico and Washington had both a comprehensive set of laws and a permissive Medicaid treatment policy that could help prevent the spread of HCV and provide treatment services for those who inject drugs.
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"I think it's a potential signal that this administration that would not be as permissive on vertical mergers as the Obama administration was, which is significant because there has been this assumption that vertical mergers are benign," Khan said.
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For a game so self-serious to allow the main character in every cutscene to look like a 12-year-old's notebook doodle is very generous and permissive, and the best choice to cover both sincere and ironic investment.
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Wells Fargo shares, along with those of most other banks, have posted strong gains in the months following the U.S. presidential election as investors react to higher interest rates and what they expect to be a more permissive regulatory environment.
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In 2015, McHugh says, she witnessed an encounter between Bannon and the white nationalist activist Devin Saucier at Breitbart's party following CPAC that has stuck in her memory as a sign of just how permissive Bannon was willing to be.
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These problems existed during the Mubarak era, too, but there was also a measure of stability that attracted 15 million tourists in 2010, large amounts of foreign direct investment, and a political environment that was more permissive than it is now.
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The 2nd Circuit, he said, hasn't decided whether it favors the D.C. Circuit's permissive Swift test or the 9th Circuit's more stringent Sequoia test – but he said it didn't matter in the Borzilleri case because DOJ easily met the tougher standard.
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By 1967, the duo was known as the country's leading tropicalistas, exponents of a permissive new musical idiom—Tropicalismo—that grafted British and North American rock on to the gentler song-forms of what was known as música popular brasileira (MPB).
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Spanning the storied years of night life in the German capital, from the early 1990s, with the rise of techno monoliths like Tresor and E-Werk, right up to the present, the show pays homage to a vibrant and permissive culture.
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It's still presumed, though, that the Trump administration is going to prove more permissive than its predecessor — a fact that folks like Masayoshi Son, the leader of Sprint's parent, SoftBank, has tried to exploit in repeated meetings with Trump himself.
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"EPA's benchmarks for toxicity are far too permissive and fail to consider the long-term impacts that neonicotinoids have on ecosystems, including additive and synergistic effects with other stressors," Larissa Walker, pollinator program director at CFS, said in a statement.
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As she got older and lived in more sexually permissive cities like New York and Berlin, Von used her music, which she dubs "sex-positive synth pop," to reclaim her sexuality and express it in ways that couldn't be objectified.
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And Harold Bloom, the Yale professor and literary critic who died in October, who became one of the most prominent modern-day defenders of a Western canon that at its most permissive was allowed to include the likes of Emily Dickinson.
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For 18 of those years Graves has served as the ratings system's chairwoman, sparring with boundary-pushing filmmakers who call her too prudish, and, at the same time, defending her process to activists and parents who deem her grades too permissive.
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And it showed how Mr. Trump, who has taken a more permissive stance on gay rights and same-sex marriage than many of his fellow Republicans, is bowing to pressure from the religious right and contradicting his own personal views.
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As if to illustrate the point, they follow this up with a reference to "the takedown industry" — as if this unduly permissive process has spawned nothing more than a rent-seeking business built on the failings of a poorly worded law.
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Indeed, in some cases regulators may have been too permissive — for example, in light of Uber pulling its cars and instituting new safety procedures, it seems the vehicle that killed Elaine Herzberg probably shouldn't have been on the road at all.
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In February, a three year-investigation set up by the BBC concluded that a culture of fear and an overly permissive approach to celebrities had allowed Jimmy Savile, a celebrated TV and radio personality, to sexually abuse 72 victims, including children.
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New Orleans's permissive attitudes are also reflected in the idea, which often emerges when tobacco bans are proposed, that people should have the freedom to inhale all the cancer-causing smoke they want as long as they know the risks.
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Permissive parenting is also viewed as less effective because parents tend to be too lenient, and raise children who grow up with little self-discipline and self-control, said Taravella, who is also clinical assistant professor at the NYU School of Medicine.
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LONDON — A culture of fear that persists to this day at the BBC and a permissive attitude toward stars allowed Jimmy Savile, the disgraced British television personality, to sexually abuse 72 victims, including children, according to a long-awaited report published on Thursday.
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The court did not endorse a new more permissive test proposed by the American Legion veterans' group, which joined the case in defense of the cross, that religious displays on public land be struck down only if they coerce people into practicing religion.
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The conservatives essentially took the agriculture bill hostage, saying they were unwilling to let the farm measure pass unless they first got assurances that when the House addresses immigration in coming weeks, leaders would not help an overly permissive version pass. Rep.
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While censors are increasingly permissive of films with sexual content, growing support for gay and transgender rights has rattled religious authorities and led to a punitive increase in the number of cultural productions banned for portraying non-conforming relationships in a positive light.
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Not surprisingly, his support of a ban led to criticism from gun-rights support groups and charges he was out of touch with voters in Montana, which is known for hunting and some of the most permissive gun laws in the nation.
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The New York County Bar Association is more permissive, but the ABA notes that non-consensual recording remains unethical when the recording "is accompanied by other circumstances that make it unethical," such as an attorney representing he did not record a conversation.
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"This report confirms investigative decisions made by the FBI during the pendency of this investigation were unprecedented and deviated from traditional investigative procedures in favor of a much more permissive and voluntary approach," the Republican lawmaker, Trey Gowdy, said in a statement.
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"Nevertheless, we believe that this underreporting would likely lead to an underestimate of the association that we found, as states with more permissive gun laws appear to be less consistent in their reporting of homicides than states with restrictive gun laws," he said.
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Thanks to permissive laws and activist progressive judges — especially those on the renegade Ninth Circuit based in San Francisco — the government must often release these asylum-seekers into America, after which most will evade authorities unless they are caught for another crime.
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Other states are likewise looking to encourage self-driving testing and operation, and in December Michigan lawmakers passed some of the most permissive laws around operation of autonomous vehicles, setting up a framework for not just testing but eventual vehicle sales, too.
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While most lower court judges embrace a framework that is fairly permissive of gun regulations, there is a faction of conservative judges who reject this framework and who have argued, mostly in dissenting opinions, that the Second Amendment should be read more expansively.
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So in Europe they're generally more conservative and the law there ... in the U.S. the law is generally permissive: You know, if we don't say you can't do it then do it and if somebody gets offended they're going to sue you.
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In a torrent of tweets and in the formal statement from the White House, he accused Democrats of favoring permissive immigration laws and border security, at one point suggesting that his wall may have prevented the killing of a police officer in California.
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In November, he said in a private speech that none of Mr. Trump's advisers shared the president's views on Turkey and that he believed Mr. Trump adopted a more permissive approach to the country because of his financial ties there, NBC News reported.
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Republican Senator Cory Gardner of Colorado promised on Thursday to put holds on all nominees for Attorney General Jeff Sessions' Justice Department, amid a furor over a policy change that aims to reverse the federal government's permissive stance toward states that legalize marijuana.
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But opponents — including many police chiefs and county district attorneys — argued that the law was overly permissive and potentially dangerous, allowing the quick release of defendants on a variety of serious charges, including types of stalking, assault, burglary, drug offenses, arson and robbery.
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Experts who favor what Morral calls "permissive" gun laws -- those aligned with the National Rifle Association -- believe stand-your-ground laws, if turned on in all 50 states, would result in a 4% reduction in firearm homicides -- about 500 fewer homicides per year.
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The couple rents the 900-square-foot, one-bedroom duplex for $5,600 a month and, after discussions with their unusually permissive landlord, spent more than $50,000 on the renovation, an investment they won't be able to recover if they eventually move on.
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Mr. Trump has yet to put forward nominees for senior officials at the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission, apart from selecting Senator Jeff Sessions for attorney general, but the officials overseeing the transition have supported a relatively permissive approach to mergers.
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"I think if she had been more responsible with her response to his behavior years ago, we would not be faced today with these accusations, which are a result of this permissive society we have experienced for the last two decades," Broaddrick said.
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Zuckerberg staked out an aggressive defense of the company's permissive policy in a speech at Georgetown last month, maintaining that it would be troubling, even un-American, for a private company to make judgment calls on what political campaigns can say to voters.
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But unlike the self-restrained Mr. Bush, Mr. Trump revels in pushing limits — a temperament that, when combined with Mr. Barr's unusually permissive understanding of presidential power, could play out very differently for the rule of law than it did last time.
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In the "Hidden Tribes" survey published last year by the nonprofit group More in Common, respondents who valued self-reliance and creativity in children — staples of both authoritative and permissive parents — were more likely to have voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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While regulators tend to be more permissive of so-called "vertical" mergers in which large companies purchase smaller ones at a different point in their supply chain, they're much more skeptical about "horizontal" mergers, when two large companies merge to form a market-dominating behemoth.
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As states have steadily passed ever more permissive weapons-carry laws—broadening concealed-permit licenses, lifting bans on carrying guns in bars and government offices, removing shooters' duty to retreat from a threat—"constitutional carry" has become an ultimate frontier for Second Amendment advocates.
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There is great promise here but the flip side of that is the idea that everything you create will be analyzed frame by frame, every action categorized and recorded with a granularity that may creep out even the most permissive and laissez-faire of us.
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" The researchers found that the difference between states with weaker laws and states with stronger laws is increasing, noting that there's "a growing divergence in recent years as rates of mass shootings in restrictive states have decreased and those in permissive states have increased.
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Before the Switch Lite was announced, Nintendo filed a Class II Permissive Change to the FCC for the Nintendo Switch, which is basically a request to change parts of the Switch without the need to establish it as a new product despite the differences.
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In Israel, arguably one of the most permissive countries for posthumous reproduction, a 2011 article in Fertility and Sterility found that "none of the 21 post-mortem frozen tissue samples in our national sperm bank were requested for fertilization use during the past 8 years".
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Reddit has a more permissive attitude than Facebook and Twitter when it comes to what it allows on its site, but r/The_Donald users frequently crossed a line, Huffman said, including by trying to manipulate voting to ensure their posts appear on prominent Reddit pages.
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At the same time, many of the diplomats who will attend the conference expect some countries, especially China and India, to push for a system that depends on self-reporting of emissions levels — a more permissive way of going about the task of measurement.
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Yellen said the Fed has learned lessons over the years, not merely since the financial crisis but through much of the late 20th and early 21st centuries about risk and the Fed's need to be vigilant against more permissive economic and monetary policies that prevailed.
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Her father eventually gave up and sent her to live with her mother, under whose more permissive roof Ms. Moha cut her hair, uncovered her head, started wearing her abaya open over jeans and T-shirts and bought a piano and an electric guitar.
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That permissive approach to buying and selling stocks -- the executive branch has much stricter rules -- has drawn criticism from watchdogs who argue the freedom to trade isn't as important as the need for the public to trust Congress to act only on its behalf.
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An epidemic of hyper-consciousness among American universities now asks students to abide by codes of conduct closer in spirit to the seduction legislation that governed the private lives of their great-grandparents, vastly different from the permissive sexual culture of their grandparents and parents.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: Do you agree with the critics and experts quoted in this article who say that Mr. Trump has sent a permissive message to people in law enforcement that they can bend the law, if not break it?
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When Spoonley chaired a group of government departments and non-governmental organizations looking into hate speech late last year, he found that New Zealand has a "permissive" environment towards hate speech, with a large volume of Islamophobic speech on New Zealand websites, by New Zealanders.
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"The international climate today is far more permissive of minority-bashing, bashing of human rights — all the nasty stuff you would expect to be called out on by the international community," said Siddharth Varadarajan, a founding editor of The Wire, an Indian news site.
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The former vice president spoke about how, in his view, the United States has a "cultural problem" with domestic abuse and sexual assault in part because the US has been influenced by the permissive common law established by judges in England hundreds of years ago.
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The premise behind cutting such a permissive deal is that if we want to restrain an aspiring nuclear weapons state, we must first demonstrate our trust that it will not go nuclear by sharing dual-use technology essential for both civil and military use.
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She is among the civil libertarians who believe Mr. Trump's critics have been too quick to dismiss the real possibility that the National Security Agency or F.B.I. might actually have picked up Trump campaign communications under eavesdropping rules that civil libertarians see as too permissive.
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Zuckerberg added that he believes a broadly permissive political advertising platform offers the greatest benefits to grassroots campaigns and challengers for public office, helping them get their messages out more easily than they could if they had to navigate more restrictions and red tape.
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Then, this month, The Orange County Register published an article of almost 203,500 words alleging that U.S.A. Swimming executives were aware of sexually predatory coaches for years, but that they did not take action against them or try to change the organization's permissive culture.
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It looks like the answer is yes — but Creative Commons also argues that today's copyright laws may be insufficient to protect your face from being scanned, regardless of whether the photographer is using a permissive Creative Commons license or simply reserving all their rights to the photo.
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"At what point did we cross the line from the fine and noble pursuit of genuine civil liberties to the reckless and dangerously permissive atmosphere which allows criminals of every age to beat and rape a helpless woman and then laugh at her family's anguish?" he wrote.
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Beyond the story of lost lives and children robbed of their father, the details surrounding the third motorist tell what has become an all-too-familiar tale: permissive sanctuary laws that allowed someone to live in this country who quite possibly should not have been here.
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Piazza, a 19-year-old sophomore, died after a night of binge drinking that was part of his fraternity initiation at Beta Theta Pi. A grand jury report issued after his death called out Penn State's Interfraternity Council for a "permissive atmosphere" of excess alcohol and hazing.
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Speaking to journalists in Geneva on Wednesday, Mr. al-Hussein said that he had no intention of toning down his remarks, given what he described as the prevailing permissive environment in which political leaders felt able to deliver speeches that moved beyond freedom of expression to incitement.
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"The willingness to blame a permissive culture and progressive theology for a problem that is internal and structural is stunning," Julie Hanlon Rubio, a professor of social ethics at the Jesuit School of Theology at Santa Clara University who has written on sexual morality, wrote on Twitter.
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The company has since contemplated tweaks to the policy, including limits on candidates' ability to narrowly target would-be voters, but has so far stood by its permissive approach, even as Twitter has banned all political ads and Google on Wednesday announced some limits of its own.
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"Discussions regarding overweight and obesity in the context of increased risk of developing chronic diseases are important to have but need to be undertaken with the appropriate language and tone, permissive approach, with trusted clinicians, adequate time and tailored advice," Glenister told Reuters Health by email.
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While RAND as a nonpartisan group avoided any sweeping policy conclusions in its analysis, its review does seem to point in a direction, based on my own reading: More permissive gun policies lead to more gun deaths, while more restrictive policies lead to fewer gun deaths.
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The batter, Danny Saunders, is in line to replace his strait-laced father as the leader of an ultra-Orthodox Hasidic sect; the pitcher, our narrator, Reuven Malter, is from an observant but more permissive religious background — he's allowed to go to the movies and read secular books.
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Veterans organizations such as VoteVets and Concerned Veterans of America, which occupy opposite ends of the political spectrum, have joined forces to press for a withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan and a repeal of the overly permissive 2001 AUMF, as the House has just voted to do.
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It goes through peaks and valleys, employs inspiring (if prepackaged) maxims, talks about a more-promising future for black children, subtly criticizes people in a position of white authority as being permissive of black success only within the framework of sports, and acknowledges the responsibility of the famous.
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So, in this new permissive environment Fabio Maldonado now finds himself in, at the tail end of his career, can we really blame him for wanting to take all the age-erasing, even performance-enhancing, hormones he can get his hands on, for seeking out every possible advantage?
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Along with the other major social media platforms, YouTube has a greater responsibility for the content it circulates than it has thus far acknowledged; it has built a content moderation mechanism that is too reactive, too permissive, and too opaque, and it is due for a public reckoning.
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A 21970 study by Janet E. Rosenbaum, an epidemiologist at SUNY Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn, examined the perception of many gun-rights advocates that Israel and Switzerland were "gun utopias" that had fairly permissive firearms laws and widespread gun ownership, and encouraged armed civilians to intercept shooters.
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Others insist that guns are the solution, as they could allow law-abiding people to protect themselves from crime — even though states with permissive gun laws tend to have higher rates of gun violence, and that households with guns are more, not less, likely to suffer gun injuries.
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The researchers also developed an annual scale of how restrictive or permissive gun laws were in each state, based on the 1998-2015 edition of "Traveler's Guide to the Firearms Laws of the Fifty States," a report published by legal professionals for gun owners who travel between states.
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Although officials in Ankara still pay lip service to their country's longstanding goal of joining Europe, the actions taken by Erdogan's government in recent years — from the acquisition of advanced Russian air defenses against NATO's urging to its permissive attitude toward regional extremists — have given decidedly different indications.
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Even so, the findings underscore how legalization of cannabis in many U.S. states may reflect and reinforce more permissive attitudes about marijuana use, said Ashley Brooks-Russell, author of an accompanying editorial and a researcher at the Colorado School of Public Health at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.
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Spin, one of several dockless bike-sharing companies now vying for dominance in a number of U.S. cities, has a new weapon to wield against its competitors: Kyle Rowe, the architect of Seattle's permissive and apparently successful bike-share permit system, who is joining the company to work on government partnerships.
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But you might also have been interested in news and feature stories beyond the front page, like… By DECLAN WALSH Egypt does not suffer from war or grinding poverty, but lack of opportunity, permissive Italian laws and the examples of other Egyptian teenagers have led to a surge in migration.
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"He certainly didn't send the bombs, he didn't fire the weapon that was used, but he's created a permissive environment in our country where he stokes hate and it looks like it's inspiring individuals to carry out these deadly acts," Swalwell said on CNN's The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer.
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In fact, the former Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence David Cohen expressed that Qatar's private funding networks "increasingly rely upon social media to solicit donations for terrorists and to communicate with both donors and recipient radicals on the battlefield", making the country "such a permissive terrorist financing environment".
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To best protect consumers, the Federal Trade Commission created a privacy regime that provides the greatest protection for the most sensitive data, such as health care and financial information, while adopting a more permissive approach to less sensitive data, such as the use of purchase histories to make product recommendations.
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As I have written here before, Tennessee has some of the most permissive gun laws in the country, though no one seems to know whether a man whose right to own a gun had been revoked by another state is prohibited by Tennessee law from owning the same gun here.
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"There is no doubt that Trump has created a more permissive environment for dictators by not forcefully speaking out against democratic backsliding and growing authoritarianism in places like Russia and China," Sheri Berman, a professor of political science at Barnard College with expertise in democracy, populism, and fascism, told Insider.
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But Mr. Trump's advisers said that in referring to people "taking advantage of DACA," the president was alluding to Central American migrants who have been duped by human smugglers into making a dangerous trek north in the belief they could enter the United States before lawmakers enact permissive new laws.
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Scores on that scale were given to each state depending on how restrictive or permissive their gun laws were based on various factors, such as requirements around permits and standard firearms ownership or whether semi-automatic, high-capacity magazines, machine guns, or suppressors were permitted or restricted in a state.
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Proponents of a cutting a permissive deal with Riyadh, however, insist that none of this matters; that if the United States does not make accommodations and the sale, Russia and China (or France) will; and that if they do, they will undermine the "nonproliferation" influence that America otherwise would enjoy.
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But the real star here is Weiner, bringing an auteur's touch to these meticulously crafted tales even by the standard of streaming services, which tend to be more permissive in championing artists' peculiar visions (in exchange for the cachet they bring) than almost any other medium, without regard to ratings.
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On Periscope, Alex Jones tells supporters to get their "battle rifles" ready against antifa, the mainstream media, and "Chicom operatives" And speaking of permissive, Jones was on Periscope today telling his followers to get their "battle rifles" ready, which to my ears sure sounds like an incitement to violence against the Twitter rules.
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Researchers arrived at the projection by looking at the number of gun-related deaths in every state in 2010 and the types of laws that existed in those states in 2009, including restrictive laws, such as background checks and child access prevention laws, and permissive laws, such as stand-your-ground laws.
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But while it's not wrong to worry about partisanship and rage, the synagogue shooting exposed a different American disease: There are a lot of racists out there waiting to be radicalized, and when they decide to be violent, permissive gun control laws make it easy for them to access weapons and murder people.
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"Ultimately, a federal regime could make it easier to access cannabis for conducting proper studies ... At the same time, a federal regime should tighten permissive state practices that have made it far too easy for recreational marijuana to gain acceptance and for these compounds to get into the hands of kids," he added.
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Bochco also consciously set out to establish new, more permissive standards for broadcast television with "NYPD Blue," meticulously negotiating what was acceptable in terms of language and nudity with then-ABC Entertainment chief (and now CEO of the Walt Disney Co.) Robert Iger, even drawing naked figures to help set the ground rules.
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While the results might seem self-evident — larger bullet holes mean more damage to a human body — the Post points out that the research undercuts gun advocates' common refrain against regulation, "guns don't kill people, people kill people": This view is widespread among experts who take a permissive attitude toward gun regulation.
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Edwards said that often the only way for long-tenured candidates to deal with those changing party sentiments is to simply renounce their earlier views, as Ronald Reagan -- who had signed a permissive abortion law as California governor -- and George H.W. Bush did in their presidential races by reversing their earlier support for legal abortion.
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Data published recently in the Archives of Sexual Behaviors echoes this: "Millennials hold the most permissive sexual attitudes of any generation, though they chose to have sex with fewer partners than Gen X'ers did at the same age," the researchers from San Diego State University—led by psychology professor and author Jean Twenge—write.
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In contrast, "China celebrates Singles Day with a fun and social experience through games and entertainment," Lung added Jonathan Cheng, principal at consulting firm Bain and Company, noted that China's permissive data regulation environment allows tech giants like Alibaba and Tencent to be with the customer throughout the retail process, including social media, payment and other financial services.
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If that happens — and there's no guarantee it will — it would show that Britain isn't in fact united in support of Brexit, weakening May's negotiating stance and potentially transforming the nature of Britain's departure from the UK entirely by forcing it to accept more permissive immigration rules and keep its economy more integrated with the rest of Europe's.
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SOCOM plans on holding several industry days with defense contractors in March for the new Armed Overwatch program which is intended to provide US special operations forces with "deployable and sustainable manned aircraft systems" for "close air support, precision strike, and SOF intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance in austere and permissive environments," according to the February 3 solicitation.
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A 2016 study Pilarinos co-authored tried to measure the impact of three parenting styles on gifted kids, ages 7 to 11: authoritarian (clear commands to and goals for children with little or no back-and-forth), authoritative (expectations and regiment but also dialogue between parent and child), and permissive (parents stated no or minimal expectations).
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"Drinking norms and values have become more permissive among women, along with increases in educational and occupational opportunities and rising numbers of women in the workforce, all of which may have contributed to increased high-risk drinking and AUD in women during the past decade," they write, compounded by the stress of pursuing a career and raising a family.
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For the four of us, an overnight train brought a freedom we'd never dreamed — our overly permissive uncle letting us run from train car to train car, eat the small bags of candy he'd bought us before we even pulled the waxed paper-wrapped sandwiches and fruit my mother had packed from our new school bags.
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During the 593s and 259s, political scientists and legal scholars described the battle over abortion rights as "a clash of absolutes" that crystallized the emerging cultural divide between the groups in society that welcomed more permissive attitudes toward sex and more fluid family arrangements and traditionalists led by the emerging religious right movement that mobilized in opposition to them.
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ABOUT THE SENATORS (2015-216: 251-282-22, 219th in Atlantic): Boucher, who is Ottawa's seventh coach in nine years, will attempt to tighten the reins on a permissive defense that allowed a league-high 236 shots per game last season while the special teams play (33th-ranked power play, 23th-ranked penalty kill) left plenty to be desired.
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Many of these privacy-sensitive US adults may feel that the current situation calls for more permissive data sharing measures, but wireless carriers will likely face backlash in either case: Providing data to governments will upset privacy-concerned citizens, while not doing so will be seen as a failure to take action that likely would have saved lives.
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But the seemingly out-of-place detail of the flower in "It's a Man's World I" (the first of two paintings with the title) is, in a way, a statement of the reality of her life as a female artist, in the newly permissive but still very patriarchal London art world of the 1950s and '60s.
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Race was central, Richard Nixon and key Republican strategists began to recognize, to the fundamental conservative strategy of establishing a new, noneconomic polarization of the electorate, a polarization isolating a liberal, activist, culturally permissive, rights-oriented and pro-black Democratic Party against those unwilling to pay the financial and social costs of this reconfigured social order.
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Facebook's guidelines for what to moderate leaked online, and the guidelines are more permissive than any other forum I have posted on in my life: Anything they do not deem as a credible threat of violence is allowed, which creates a tremendous amount of leeway for content to flourish that an outside observer would deem inappropriate.
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