But the principle of providing free health care or the principle of providing affordable housing is a good principle.
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The principle that the email mentions is the Harnack principle.
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This is not a liberal principle or a conservative principle.
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Liberals' concern over race is a matter of principle — the power principle.
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Washington has long been a stranger to principle other than the principle of self advancement.
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"There is a principle at issue and it's an important principle for my clients," he said.
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Pragmatism is not a way of negating principle but, rather, the realist's way of pursuing principle.
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It's a pretty simple principle of capitalism, but a principle that seems increasingly violated in the modern economy.
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I'm going to go over two fundamental ideas in physics: the momentum principle and the work-energy principle.
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Going a step further, it denies the principle of individual expression as a fundamental principle of art-making.
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"The party's leadership of SOEs is a major political principle, and that principle must be insisted on," he said.
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SESSIONS: The policy is based on the principle that the president — HARRIS: Sir, I'm not asking about the principle.
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" SESSIONS: "The policy is based on the principle that the president …" HARRIS: "Sir, I'm not asking about the principle.
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If there is a psychological principle that I think people should know more about, it's the principle of naive realism.
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But too often we rush to salvage principle, not to salvage principle, but to forgive and excuse our failures so that we might accommodate them and go right on failing until the accommodation itself becomes our principle.
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But too often we rush to salvage principle — not to salvage principle, but to forgive and excuse our failures so that we might accommodate them and go right on failing until the accommodation itself becomes our principle.
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The principle that gave us the kid [as an assailant], is the principle that works its way right throughout the show.
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Because while some members might oppose a bill on principle, in Congress, more often than not, principle comes second to party.
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"We come from the principle, the scientific principle, that every cancer is unique," said One Health founder and CEO Christina Lopes.
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But I think the underlying principle was the right principle, which is you address little things that come from big things.
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It uses the principle of deep pressure stimulation—the same principle by which Temple Grandin calmed anxious cows—to induce relaxation.
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The Court first established the broad legal principle, then Congress codified a set of specific and administrable rules to apply that principle.
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Now, what the American people understand is that our great country was based on a simple principle, and that principle is fairness.
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Never surrendering to any greater principle, the goddess is the greater principle, free from the bounds of body, society, convention, responsibility or judgment.
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In Germany and Russia, conversely, women were now in principle to have equal status, though the practice did not always follow the principle.
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Today's opposition is at least as much about principle as profit, and lobbying groups haven't been willing to go all-out for principle.
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"Six years ago the Supreme Court drove a steamroller over this fundamental principle of our government -- this principle of we the people," said Sen.
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It's a principle that — Senator Kaine — and I'm very gentle about this, because I really do respect you — it's a principle that you embrace.
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The second condition violates a basic principle of cryptography called Kerckhoff's principle: You must assume that the enemy knows how the encoding system works.
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The jewelry from this region is created through an exultation in rhythmic embellishment that functions somewhere between the reality principle and the pleasure principle.
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To make sure this doesn't happen, computer scientists need to guard against bias (Nadella's sixth principle), but the systems they make should also be easy enough to understand so others can look for bias (his second principle) and then undo any harm (the fifth principle).
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Civil libertarians see a bright line in terms of law — they have to protect a particular legal principle unconditionally, because otherwise the principle will disappear.
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"Six years ago the Supreme Court drove a steam roller over this fundamental principle of our government — this principle of we the people," said Sen.
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He has initiated a gladiatorial contest pitting the principle of freedom of the press against a principle of his own invention: freedom from the press.
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"Health is a principle for us, but the production and security of society is also a principle for us," Rouhani said at a cabinet meeting.
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The first semester of an undergraduate physics course invariably spends a lot of time on two big ideas: The momentum principle and the work energy principle.
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"But neighbors have to live with each other based on the principle of good neighborliness, And the principle of non-interference in the affairs of others."
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Ross might indeed have acted from principle — the principle that the conviction of Johnson would have gravely damaged the separation of powers mandated by the Constitution.
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Any derogation from the principle of immunity bears the inherent danger of causing reciprocal action by other states and an erosion of the principle as such.
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"An agreement of principle" essentially means that both sides have agreed to the broad principle of a deal, but haven't worked the technical details out yet.
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Noting that "location, location, location" was the most important principle in real estate, he said "winning, winning, winning" was the most important principle for defeating terrorism.
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Referring to Dr. Nassar's "heinous and appalling assaults," it cited the principle of athlete wellbeing and a by-law that it said pertained to that principle.
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Its significance lies in its unanimous reaffirmation of the basic constitutional principle of checks and balances, at a time when that principle is under unprecedented attack.
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He certainly is correct about the European Union's (EU) misuse of an otherwise good public health principle, known as the Precautionary Principle, to ban American agricultural produce.
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Trump's tax bill was rooted firmly in the social justice progressive principle of fairness — the same principle widely promoted by all of the Democratic candidates for president.
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He fashions himself a similarly strait-laced man of principle — though principle is a tricky business for an N.F.L. commissioner with many constituencies (and principles) to consider.
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"The same principle that transforms individual lives is the same principle that will transform our nation," said Susie Owens, a 50-year-old nurse from Long Island.
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"An agreement in principle without the participation of the IG Metall trade union, the works council and the workforce is for me, in principle, no agreement," he said.
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"We're trying to follow that principle of only collecting data that we think is necessary for a good VR experience, and I will commit to that principle not changing."
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Lu said that the "one China" principle, which refers to China's claims that Taiwan is an inseparable part of it, was a common principle recognized by the international community.
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The ruling did not in fact "fully secure" the "principle that truth cannot be libel" — that principle has been part of American common law for well over a century.
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The rarely enforced principle of administrative law prohibits Congress from transferring its legislative powers to federal agencies without an "intelligible principle" or guidance on which to base its regulations.
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But too often we rush to salvage principle — not to salvage principle but to forgive and excuse our failures so that we might accommodate them and go right on failing.
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But it can be done, and indeed must be done in order to uphold the fundamental democratic principle of free and fair elections, a principle undermined by the Russian efforts.
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Kellen was facing four counts of principle in the first-degree unlawful sexual activity with certain minors and one count of principle in the first-degree lewd and lascivious molestation.
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This is a defining principle of the United States – the principle he has the right to say whatever he wants, no matter how despicable the public may see it to be.
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Personally, though, I believe in the principle, the principle of Martin Luther King and Gandhi, that there's a higher law and sometimes you have to break the law to serve it.
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Last week's ruling validated that principle — and that's important.
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I'm saying there's not only a principle ... Right, okay.
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Microsoft and the United States are going head-to-head over the principle of the thing, and the principle of the thing has nothing to do with an inviolable right to privacy.
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Mr. Aghayev refers to the norms of international law and selectively points out the principle of territorial integrity as the sole principle upon which the resolution of the conflict should be based.
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It simply made no sense, he claimed, to risk or embrace death for the sake of an abstract principle, for how could we pursue or enjoy that principle if we were dead?
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This principle of peaceful coexistence and respect is the bedrock of freedom and self-determination, a principle that, yet again, has been compromised — this time, with the United States as its victim.
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El Salvador "adheres to the principle of one China, categorically rejects any act that goes against this principle and any form of 'independence of Taiwan", the nations said in a joint statement.
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Disney CEO Bob Iger is resigning from the president's council as well, calling it a "matter of principle": As a matter of principle, I've resigned from the President's Council over the #ParisAgreement withdrawal.
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"In principle on the issue of APEC, it should respect the views of the host and should comply with the principle of agreement by unanimity," Geng told a daily news briefing, without elaborating.
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"Though his ability to speak is protected by the First Amendment, I don't believe in protecting principle for the sake of principle in all cases," he said in a statement released on Twitter.
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"In principle on the issue of APEC, it should respect the views of the host and should comply with the principle of agreement by unanimity," Geng told a daily news briefing, without elaborating.
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Obviously, this principle has not been applied to the immigration context, and the application of this principle in practice may be difficult because the usual rules of evidence don't apply in deportation proceedings.
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PD: In to the phase two, and the key principle that was recognized in that text was the principle of alignment of regulations, if a number of different developments were to take place.
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Their success, however, is as much about pragmatism as principle.
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But polling doesn't stand in for principle or political pressure.
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Why have you betrayed every principle that made you great?
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Freedom of navigation is a core principle of international law.
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It's the principle of the thing that gets me, though.
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But subsequent laws altered this principle just enough to confuse.
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That's a very important founding principle of what we do.
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Wait until Tuesday, if just for the principle of it.
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"We think quantum gravity should obey this principle," he said.
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That principle is intended to ensure stability in the law.
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"As a principle, Dominicans don't believe official accounts," Rojas said.
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This seems to be the guiding principle for Snap Inc.
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Inspired by Zane, simplicity became a driving principle for RxRevu.
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Shahidzadeh said Khamenei has in principle agreed to the request.
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This principle of planning better habits applies equally in business.
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For the young, the right of return is a principle.
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Every employee should know that I stand by that principle.
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While most cited principle, at least one also cited comfort.
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Eventually, his antiauthoritarian temperament found a principle to attach to.
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That is the principle behind taxes on carbon dioxide emissions.
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Above all, the guiding principle for social superblocks is diversity.
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For many conservatives, that makes him a man of principle.
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And perhaps in principle, every averted death should be celebrated.
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Two people falling in love is a pretty simple principle.
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And they prefer to stand on principle rather than compromise.
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But in most domains the governing principle should be "reciprocity".
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That was kind of the operating principle of the movie.
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I'll circle back to the competence principle in a second.
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A Unesco report approved the plans in principle last year.
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"This decision was based on principle, not money," he said.
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Equally clearly though, Dr Mariani's method does work in principle.
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We created the working group with that principle in mind.
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Undiluted application of the 'precautionary principle' has a manifest downside.
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But the tension between profit and principle is not new.
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Europe's second principle is that firms cannot lock out competition.
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They would therefore be suitable in principle for interstellar communication.
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That should, in principle, make it easier to avoid delays.
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The arm's length principle applies to transactions between related parties.
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In principle, every video frame is a possible training example.
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Why do you disagree with Harry Truman on this principle?
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In principle, these projects should attract only the most needy.
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I'm sure it's principle, but it foots to shareholder value.
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This is a behavioral science principle called out group derogation.
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Well, as they say, it's the principle of the thing.
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In principle, code can be proved correct with formal verification.
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But the "Malibu" singer follows one key principle when posting.
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To abandon this principle would be to abandon the WTO.
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While this might sound bad on principle, subtweeting contains multitudes.
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The principle of collective cabinet responsibility is also being stretched.
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The basic principle of the Putin regime has been violated.
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He is a pacifist of ideological convenience rather than principle.
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The organising principle of Mr Trump's Republican Party is loyalty.
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Openness is both his core business principle and selling point.
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Social inclusion was great in principle but bad in practice.
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A simple principle is at play here: Knowledge is power.
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Rain is actually a natural phenomenon of the same principle.
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It is the guiding principle on which Starfleet is based.
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Free speech can be less a principle than a smokescreen.
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If your first principle is free speech, of course not.
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The same principle applies to personal actions on climate change.
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Now it's a core principle, almost a commandment at Blue.
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That is still the driving principle of News Feed today.
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We know that the deservingness principle has an evolutionary origin.
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It's the principle of "no taxation without representation" in action.
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In principle, those quantum fields should make the vacuum heavy.
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Lasers are devices that produce light based on this principle.
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Instead, pragmatism is an instrument used in pursuit of principle.
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Its statement of principle didn't get the victory it foresaw.
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The FBI is the principle investigative arm of the DOJ.
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The Freedom 251, in principle, isn't actually a bad idea.
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NATO's Article 5 principle stretches beyond attacks on the homeland.
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The core principle of the "reflation trade" was, well, reflation.
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So Terezakis followed the same principle when designing the Werelizard.
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The U.S. company had agreed in principle to buy Souq.com.
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"In principle this is reproducible in human patients," he said.
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In principle, I hate clutter, and having too many things.
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Lawyers criticise an overly rigid interpretation of the subsidiarity principle.
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Merkel wants to have an agreement in principle by Nov.
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AMP for email is just an extension of that principle.
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This confirmed that the idea worked, at least in principle.
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At its squidgy centre sits the hallowed principle of "consensus".
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You guessed it: Net neutrality, the internet's open access principle.
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"It's about a principle", Mr McConnell said, "not a person".
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But shareholder value is not the governing principle of societies.
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This is true psychologically, and the same principle applies outwardly.
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The Nike story offers a great illustration of this principle.
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And if principle turns to practice, it can be enlarged.
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THE principle of "moral hazard" is well known to economists.
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But at the summit, power, not just principle, was on
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In principle patient investors can reap a reward from illiquidity.
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But we've yet to put this moral principle into practice.
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Some take this principle of universal flow to an extreme.
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That breaches another sacred principle: that all lives are equal.
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Another part is on principle: This is blatant anticompetitive behavior.
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But we hardly ever associate love as a business principle.
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"I don't yield to pressure, only higher principle," he said.
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The same principle applies to President Trump and his family.
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As a rule, U.S. global health programs follow this principle.
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There's some fundamental principle to money which I don't understand.
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In 2010, the Chinese market could be sacrificed to principle.
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Opportunism, after all, was the New Republic's bedrock principle. Not
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Aside from the needless impact on revenue, there's the principle.
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Mr. Salerno's lawyers then cite three cases for this principle.
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On principle, I never check a bag when I travel.
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Should "child protection" be the guiding principle, or "family preservation"?
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It was a serious violation of both protocol and principle.
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In principle, this cooperative spirit would appear to make sense.
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This was a powerful organizing principle for a long time.
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The other big idea we need is the momentum principle.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz (Fla.), has violated the principle of neutrality.
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This is what passes for principle in high Republican circles.
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In principle, the EU cannot borrow to pay for expenditure.
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In principle, the nerve can be stimulated percutaneously as well.
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"The principle of collective responsibility is hardly acceptable," Peskov said.
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The first principle must be to benefit the American worker.
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This is called the "if it pays, it stays" principle.
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Free expression is a foundational principle of the human condition.
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Could the same principle be applied to fire risk areas?
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Again, it has nothing in principle to do with race.
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And I profoundly agree with that as a normative principle.
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"The principle is that orgasm is a frequency," he responds.
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In principle, the more concentrated alcohol is, the more dangerous.
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Presumably the same principle will apply to the negative emissions.
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This operating principle for interest rates is called Taylor's rule.
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This uses the same principle but is obviously more complex.
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The city posted its decision in principle on its website.
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He ruined his own career — and his life — on principle.
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The same principle can be applied to products on Amazon.
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But this principle holds firm, O'Brien believed, across the arts.
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" Take, for instance, the principle "it is wrong to torture.
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But you've got to be willing to stand on principle.
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"The principle 'move it or lose it' applies," he said.
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"We support more disclosure in principle," Castleberry explained to me.
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By requiring people to be out, you're violating that principle.
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Poll taxes are unconstitutional because they interfere with that principle.
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America, this is not about partisanship; this is about principle.
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The Court's decision today fails to safeguard that fundamental principle.
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"It breaches the legal principle of parliamentary sovereignty," he said.
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But that doesn't mean the same principle can't apply elsewhere.
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But even for less ambitions executives, the same principle holds.
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And why stand on principle, "I'm going to show them"?
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But the war itself was fought for no great principle.
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It was just an organizing principle to get people excited.
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The court's decision today fails to safeguard that fundamental principle.
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That has been a guiding principle for me around leadership.
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A "transforming principle" had to be at play, he declared.
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That asymmetry is the film's organizing principle and central insight.
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That is a principle Democrats have been skittish about supporting.
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In principle these two methods should give the same result.
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" If not, he said, the "principle of charity should apply.
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You can apply the same principle within a popular destination.
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Once upon a time, that was ideological rigor and principle.
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The Remainers have broken the fundamental principle of losers' consent.
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The line between puckishness and principle blurred in due time.
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Call it the set and forget principle of money management.
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But he believed in a higher principle: the Senate's credibility.
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Today this proposition is the founding principle of the ERIAC.
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Sustainability has always been a guiding principle for Eckhaus Latta.
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Zuckerberg's was not developed out of principle but business practicality.
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And in principle, he was right: The city was his.
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"It's about principle," he told The Hollywood Reporter in 2012.
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He was a person of principle whom I admired greatly.
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Is it about party, principle, or the people they represent?
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The third principle is to be proactive rather than reactive.
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This conservation of momentum comes straight from the momentum principle.
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You can show that populism is the new organizing principle.
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In the general election, Trump defied every principle of electability.
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Nevertheless, this principle is not accepted by the United Nations.
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But since Donald Trump's election that principle has turned sideways.
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Democratic accountability is a cardinal principle in a constitutional republic.
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That's a basic principle for individuals, businesses and everything else.
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Which brings us to a second principle: unification, not fragmentation.
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That's how principle is sacrificed on the altar of ambition.
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The EU says they violate the principle of judicial independence.
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Narrator: The second cognitive feature is the principle of similarity.
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Narrator: The third and final principle is contact, or contagion.
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"This is sort of like the Joshua principle," he said.
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Superconducting magnets are based on a basic principle of physics.
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Of course, U.S. foreign policy rarely has been about principle.
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The principle does not distinguish between great minds and mediocrities.
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As a matter of principle and politics, we passed ObamaCare.
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I believe in that principle on a deep, deep level.
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In principle, the federal government could just keep paying benefits.
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The principle: The congressional Republican caucuses must be substantially reduced.
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Freedom of association is a fundamental principle of American liberty.
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The principle he raises would seem to apply to Paris.
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Those "matters of principle" cannot be compromised, China has said.
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I vote based on principle, not because of party loyalty.
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"Don't shoot the messenger" is close to a sacred principle.
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As a guiding principle of public policy, however, it's problematic.
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But Democrats saw it as an important declaration of principle.
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"Palm is actually a fantastic crop in principle," he said.
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Weak as we are, it's our principle instrument of defense.
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This general principle applied both to male and female bodies.
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Brozanic next spins for the Pleasure Principle at the Whistler.
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The same principle extends to the rest of the park.
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And in Trump's case, of course, there wasn't any principle.
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"Some people on the list I can't support because they have shown disrespect for vital principle of stare decisis," Collins said, referring to the judicial principle that affords strong deference to previous court rulings.
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"Law and principle are the most important metric, and after also considering various factors mentioned previously, we will decide by law and principle," the prosecution spokesman Lee said, referring to economic impact, without elaborating.
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"It's one thing to stand on principle when you're going to pay a political price for it, it's another thing to stand on principle when there may not be any political costs," Kondik said.
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But too often, we rush not to salvage principle, but to forgive and excuse our failures so that we might accommodate them and go right on failing, until the accommodation itself becomes our principle.
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What do you say to a voter out there who says -- and that who sees faith as a guiding principle in their lives, and wants it to be a guiding principle for this country?
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But too often, we rush not to salvage principle but to forgive and excuse our failures so that we might accommodate them and go right on failing—until the accommodation itself becomes our principle.
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Doing so denies us the possibility of creatively analyzing the unanalysable - the end of the application of the principle of non-acquisition of territory by war and the principle of self-determination of peoples.
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"If free speech does take precedence over every other constitutional principle and every other community principle, then perhaps we should no longer claim to be weighing or balancing competing principles or values," Butler said.
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Ripa, 48, was joined by Isabella Boylston and James Whiteside, both principle dancers with the American Ballet Theatre, and Tiler Peck, Lauren Lovette and Maria Kowroski, principle dancers with the New York City Ballet.
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"Obviously there can be tension between the principle of open justice, which is what we have, and the principle of a fair trial," said Kerry O'Shea, public affairs manager at the Law Institute of Victoria.
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"We continue to believe in the bedrock principle of one person, one vote, and believe that the state's ratification scheme coupled with certain actors' unprecedented effort to manipulate a result violated that principle," Harbison said.
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Impervious to the argument that unswerving principle is admirable only so long as the principle is worth not swerving from, will they change their minds about Mr. Corbyn and admire his newfound capacity for apostasy?
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"In its letter the Commission states its standard principle to not comment on cases pending in the justice system, a principle which is shared and followed by the Greek government," Gerovasili said in a statement.
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United States, the court will revisit the nondelegation doctrine, a rarely enforced principle that prohibits Congress from transferring its legislative powers to agencies without an "intelligible principle" or guidance on which to base its regulations.
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As a result, that second principle, the common interest, has fragmented.
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Of course, most of us know this, in principle at least.
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He supports H-1B immigration in principle, but not illegal immigration.
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Well, maybe a little differently, but the principle is the same.
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And it is a central principle — but not the only one.
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The same principle is what is happening when they cross illegally.
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John McCain into the most aggressive proponent of the McConnell principle.
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The first principle of Naturopathic Medicine is First, Do No Harm.
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I don't see any reason we can't apply that same principle.
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It appears that Prime Minister Turnbull does not understand this principle.
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MANFRED: WELL, OUR PRINCIPLE FOCUS HAS BEEN ON PLAYERS SO FAR.
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Another lean principle to practice is monitoring your highest business expenses.
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The database wants to extend the principle to tax havens abroad.
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Credit Suisse had announced the agreement in principle on Dec. 23.
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"This is a sacrosanct principle of the United Nations," he added.
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Again, there's no higher principle than money in the Trump regime.
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It is our mission, and we are built around this principle.
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They are not excluded, in principle, from the rule of law.
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Everything you're saying is in principle possible, and Westworld illustrates that.
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The principle behind this law is fundamental to democratic self-governance.
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The second principle of conservatism is to put country before party.
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Tokyo would give them a chance to balance performance and principle.
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Converted to the dollar it's not much, but it's the principle!
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We have called by different names brethren of the same principle.
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"This has been a matter of principle for me," Cooper says.
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Tonight's show stands as a symbol and celebration of that principle.
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Bail-ins are right in principle but aren't an easy option.
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The Trump motivating principle is self-interest rather than party loyalty.
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ENDO ANNOUNCES SETTLEMENT IN PRINCIPLE TO RESOLVE "TRACK 1" OPIOID CASES
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A related opposition handicap is its emphasis on personality over principle.
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Yet even that simple-sounding principle is not easy to apply.
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And everywhere they insist on conscientious observance of principle and order.
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It's been a basic principle we've held for a long time.
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Sessions contends that violates the principle of coequal branches of government.
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"Are you saying you're not prepared to adhere to that principle?"
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"It's the principle of business, not to stay stagnant," Kawakubo said.
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Alito shared Roberts' concern of a limiting principle in other cases.
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The difference between us is that I do care about principle.
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First comes the principle, then technology — not the other way around.
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" Third, the requesting state must comply with a principle called "specialty.
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This is the principle of our government – keep kompromat on everyone.
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Conservation efforts in Africa are one of the royal's principle causes.
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It's the Machiavelli principle, to separate and create power from that.
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It's the same basic principle that's used in genetic engineering research.
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Apple, Ireland and the United States all agree on this principle.
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Image: Sam WoolleyRule 34 is a foundational principle of the internet.
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He believes it's a reasonable application of the Copernican Principle, i.e.
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This study provides a proof of principle that this is possible.
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The argument against the administration is in part one of principle.
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Gender equality should be an explicit, basic principle of our society.
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The second principle is to limit the scope of Huawei's activities.
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The final principle is that a U-turn is always possible.
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"It is the principle more than the money," she tells PEOPLE.
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Even holdouts, such as Berkshire Hathaway, have no objection in principle.
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The vote for Brexit was for the principle, not the outcome.
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I think he genuinely hopes that principle survives a changed Court.
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Pocket has always remained true to its founding principle of simplicity.
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Not drinking hot coffee on certain days is my strongest principle.
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"In principle, I consider provocation is a good thing," he said.
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The Supreme Court upheld the principle of birthright citizenship in 1898.
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This was based on an unwritten principle of "freedom of contract".
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The BRI will not even try to export that principle abroad.
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When we led with conviction and principle and bold new ideas.
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This view replaces the principle of ownership with one of stewardship.
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While the dollar amounts involved were small, the principle is not.
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Others are stubborn and don't like to lose arguments, on principle.
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"There's a mild aspect of principle behind that motivation," he says.
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This principle comes closest to being universally accepted by scientific psychologists.
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It's the same principle for online vendors of alcohol and cigarettes.
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He thought the same principle could be achieved with audio cues.
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Previously, Coyne was a principle and investment specialist at Royce & Associates.
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The deservingness principle is neither a liberal nor a conservative ideal.
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You can deride this as acting on politics rather than principle.
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Thompson also showed that old Bill Wallace principle of the chamber.
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In principle, there is no reason not to privatize Sberbank completely.
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Are we just going to use fear as our guiding principle?
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So that's a very important principle and often overlooked or misunderstood.
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Over the years, the GOP has rejected that once-shared principle.
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If you live by principle, you're going to do very well.
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Today I feel that the jurors' verdict clearly affirms this principle.
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"His principle was always 'fly under the radar'," the person said.
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The principle of restricted choice is terminology that bridge players use.
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The agreement in principle must still be approved by the court.
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SANDERS: It's a guiding principle in my life, absolutely, it is.
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" YOU THINK: YOU SAY: "I totally agree with that on principle.
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"It's ambitious, but we think it's feasible in principle," says Yang.
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Finally, the United States is standing on principle instead of politics.
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Called VoteBuilder, it also relies on the principle of sharing data.
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A deal was feasible if people accepted the principle, Russell said.
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Russia's creative elites with its workers—in principle, an important political
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Tim has basically taken that principle and applied it to makeup.
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Republicans might dress up their resistance as a matter of principle.
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This aura of mystery is not happenstance, but a guiding principle.
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"It's a general principle about computers," he wrote earlier this year.
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For a while, it looked like Guzmán would outrun that principle.
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The emphasis must be on defending that principle of press freedom.
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The torture-keychain represents the apotheosis of Black Mirror's hell principle.
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This is more a matter of tactics than of principle. The
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Upholding the principle ECPA was created for requires closing this loophole.
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The Unique Selling Proposition (USP) is a traditional advertising industry principle.
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This limitation, needless to say, finds additional support in constitutional principle.
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Such devotion to principle is something we can all aspire to.
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Because, the Supreme Court apparently disagrees with this basic constitutional principle.
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When CPI rises, the principle increases, resulting in higher interest payments.
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"It was an exploration of a Heraclitean principle," Ms. Strebe said.
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Vanita Gupta and the Leadership Conference apparently disagree with that principle.
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Like Beckett's other works, "Godot" is baffling and nonlinear on principle.
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This principle is a fundamental value on which America was built.
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The principle of escape also animated all three of Eugenides's novels.
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"This was nothing about principle, this was about money," Mesereau said.
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Habeas corpus, an ancient common-law principle, guards against arbitrary imprisonment.
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That hurricanes feed off ocean heat is a principle widely understood.
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The principle is the same and the stakes just as high.
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Some are already trying to revive the principle of collective action.
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In foreign affairs we are renewing this founding principle of sovereignty.
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That principle also goes for houses built on top of gravesites.
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The principle of citizen access to information remains an important value.
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He is the reality principle to Randall's dreamy invocations of mystery.
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External validation shouldn't be your motivating principle, but it is motivating.
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A spokesperson for Principle declined to comment on the cleaners' claims.
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You do, in principle, simply because marriage is a social institution.
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In the meantime, there is an issue of principle at stake.
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My issue is not with the principle but with its application.
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He is the founder and principle of Franklin Adams & Co., LLC.
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Remember that his guiding principle is simply to be talked about.
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The precautionary principle also inhibits agricultural innovation, such as through GMO.
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The second principle focuses on responsibility; a speculative claim certainly isn't.
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Likely voter fraud in North Carolina is challenging the first principle.
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Xia's work as a promoter for JD followed the same principle.
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That principle has been challenged and even discredited in recent years.
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But the 1898 decision this principle rests upon, United States v.
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The restaurant's guiding principle is what they call a radical inclusivity.
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The principle has been invoked only one time, following the Sept.
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The principle of speed, it seemed, was not up for negotiation.
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I was right about the principle, but wrong about the person.
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"Stronger together is a guiding principle for the country," she argued.
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Luckily, that principle doesn't apply to elements of the periodic table.
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More important than the money is the principle, Mr. Cahn said.
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After all, the universe is organized around the principle of entropy.
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We believe the courts will continue to uphold that fundamental principle.
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I think, in principle, migrants can build a better life here.
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"This was nothing about principle, this was about money," he said.
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The guiding principle for Knausgaard was staying away from the icons.
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But it functions as a nice organizing principle for the book.
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I had been, as a matter of principle, firmly against selfies.
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The judo principle of kuzushi in action in a striking contest.
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The first time I wore it, it was out of principle.
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The Rodecaster operates on a similar principle as much of anchor.
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In principle, Twitter is the communications bus for the entire world.
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Would you say that's a general design principle that you have?
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Martese said ACWA was in principle interested in all SEC's assets.
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He said: What is the principle underlying all of the solutions?
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"I will be rich again," rants Renata at her daughter's principle.
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It was the other inalienable principle claimed by the new nation.
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High principle and common sense argue in favor of a revote.
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That seems to be Mr. Cromer's organizing principle for the production.
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But not every immigration issue is a matter of high principle.
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Western Conference dominance is a principle as well established as gravity.
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If those statements were principle based, then this bill will fail.
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That's sort of the principle now of the YouTube Partner Program.
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That's the basic principle behind our "one person, one vote" laws.
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Instead of a guiding principle, it presents a multi-dimensional system.
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Party loyalty is more important to most politicians than any principle.
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It has since become a core principle of international criminal law.
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I would say that, in principle, the Fairness Doctrine would help.
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" He added that the guiding principle is: "What's best for readers?
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It's over principle, he says, plus he thinks I'm a dimwit.
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"Regulation should guarantee the principle of data portability," Mr. Zuckerberg wrote.
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It's smart but simple; feminist in principle but playful in execution.
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A lot of subtitling on streaming video follows the same principle.
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Like Madison, contemporary United States society rejects racial inequality in principle.
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But an earlier assertion of this fundamental principle is quite clear.
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Welcome to the central organizing principle of the Trump White House.
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As a matter of principle, we never restrained or drugged any.
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Fairness is a principle at the core of our American values.
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In principle, stagnant wages for average workers could reflect poor productivity.
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It was mostly a money thing, partly some Luddite parent principle.
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He's just applying that principle to the field of AI researchers.
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Trying to embarrass them to act on principle is wasted breath.
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"As a principle, we wanted a simple, elegant experience," Paull said.
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You know what's so great about using the work-energy principle?
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Number one is the general principle of scaled-up agricultural economics.
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ReDigi argued that the same principle should apply to digital files.
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It's a venerable principle that lower tax rates encourage corporate investment.
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"Family first" is a fundamental, biblically supported principle of ordering society.
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"Social distancing is based on the principle of altruism," he said.
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Few doubt that a completely autonomous car is possible in principle.
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It was a song not of principle but of political convenience.
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It's a principle nobody who believes in American ideals should accept.
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In doing so, he may set off the "Chekhov's Gun" principle.
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We believe this effort violates the principle of free public education.
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"The principle of collective punishment is unacceptable for me," Gorbachev said.
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This principle holds whether you are talking about firearms or cannabis.
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"Let's establish the principle, embrace it and move on," Neal said.
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It is not the principle but the personality behind these orders.
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But the fiduciary principle itself will live on, and even spread.
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Credit Suisse, which had announced the agreement in principle on Dec.
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Perhaps the most important core principle is putting the customer first.
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Some critics go further, arguing that a principle is at stake.
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The principle is a nonstarter in Taiwan, and for any politician.
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This should be the first principle in making social justice possible.
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It is in default on $6 billion in interest and principle.
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A more powerful Parliament "is quite justified in principle," he said.
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" For political reporting, the principle is "If it outrages, it leads.
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Swift approval of the Brexit legislation, resistance out of principle only.
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That's a principle we should all be able to agree upon.
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Apple should use this leverage and stand up for the principle.
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So what about the principle of equal pay for equal work?
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Speeches are great...But more important is to maintain your principle.
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He mixed constitutional principle with cutting comments on the culture wars.
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" He called his other piece of advice a "principle for life.
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That is the central principle that should unite all education reformers.
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" She concluded by passionately stating, "The principle is fundamental for me.
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This principle refers to defining, naming, creating and speaking for oneself.
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Similar to ujima, this principle refers to uplifting your community economically.
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They projected principle and commitment onto a person anathema to both.
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Dunleavy and many fiscally responsible state lawmakers understand this principle well.
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It is the shop's unifying principle, and perhaps Cusack's as well.
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But I don't think it's necessary as a matter of principle.
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On jobs, in principle, one thing that Trump, Bannon and Sen.
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Like most things, this is about power and money, not principle.
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But is fiscal responsibility really a "core principle" of the GOP?
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"It's a very simple principle," Mr. Obama said at the time.
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In principle, contemporary workers could change jobs whenever they got bored.
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So why shouldn't the same principle apply to buying health insurance?
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Paul, however, says he is motivated by principle, not personal gain.
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Within 90 minutes, they had a deal in principle to announce.
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The principle is the same for speech recognition and language translation.
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"From a principle standpoint, this needs to go away," he said.
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The Times has long had the principle that quality comes first.
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We rest secure, without aim, purpose or fixed principle— lonely misfits.
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This would not hurt the principle of free movement as such.
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This is the central organizing principle of the Republican Party now.
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That mind-set became the ruling principle of Kondos Field's program.
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"Optimism is a core principle of good leadership," Iger tells Cramer.
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Legislators violated the constitutional principle they said they wanted to defend.
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In principle, you can use Bitcoin to pay for things electronically.
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Computer programming work, after all, can in principle be done remotely.
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So that's of course the basic foundational principle of our case.
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This lack of "limiting principle" gives conservatives a lot of pause.
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Do you think Donald Trump could win because of this principle?
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Those three "matters of principle" cannot be compromised, China has said.
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Well, in principle, Twitter could be doing more to solve this.
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Critics had argued that allowing access to a select few apps and web services for free violates the principle of net neutrality - the principle that all websites and data on the Internet should be treated equal.
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Instead, privacy regulation should embrace the well-accepted principle of technological neutrality, a principle that the FTC's privacy framework has embraced and that the Obama Administration fully endorsed in its 2012 Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights.
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I'm not prepared to claim bathroom-sharing as a virtue of simple living, and I try on principle not to claim that anything I did for my children was done on principle to build their characters.
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The other principle on which the relations between the church and the state are based is the principle of co-operation in the areas in which such co-operation is necessary and deemed timely by both sides.
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"Extending the country of origin principle ... to certain broadcasting activities online doesn't mean to put an end to the territoriality principle of copyrights which ... is essential to the financing of movies and TV series," the person said.
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" "When they see someone as an ideological threat or someone who could be very powerful advancing a conservative message close to a principle — or actually in a principle position — there are the piranhas that will circle around.
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" SMASH CUT TO FOUR DAYS EARLIER:Kellyanne Conway on Fox & Friends: "Whatever the facts end up being, the premise, of course, the principle, the incontrovertible principle, is that there is no Senate seat worth more than a child.
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" Joe Biden launched his presidential bid in April with a bold defense of the principle that "all men are created equal," a principle he rightly argued that, from Thomas Jefferson on, "we haven't always lived up to.
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Europeans saw the nearby tragedy not as a clash between states or nations but between two principles: the principle of ethnic nationalism, represented by Slobodan Milosevic, and the principle of multiethnic democracy, embodied by the European Union.
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That seems like a stern departure from its stated principle of transparency.
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At Flagship, principle bartender Jerrold Khoo whips up his own cocktail ingredients.
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I refused to try it on the principle that fruitcake is gross.
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While he could in principle choose Kurz again, that is highly unlikely.
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His calculation: Power always trumps principle, even if our democracy be damned.
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The historical details were essentially around that core principle of that story.
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The principle behind it is a process known as self-shadow concealment.
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"Caveat emptor", it seems, may apply in principle but not in practice.
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An agreement in principle on the bill was reached in late November.
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The two sides had agreed in principle last August to a deal.
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Competing with that is a second principle, that of access to services.
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There was a key principle at the heart of the party's policymaking.
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"The Pleasure Principle" is available online on the British Film Institute Player.
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An anonymous source called it a "proof of principle" in the report.
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Some on the court seemed to be concerned with a limiting principle.
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" Meadows added: "As a matter of general principle I'm not for tariffs.
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We haven't said no to new shops as a point of principle.
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In principle, Vautier's framing of total-art as total-ego seems unexceptional.
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The Cabinet agreed "in principle" to change gun control laws, she added.
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Although the principle is, in theory, applicable to all religions, in practice
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"Never allow any unauthorized entry (Kill the unwanted)" was a key principle.
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Was Manning's contact with Julian Assange made out of principle or desperation?
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But the principle of independence would be the overriding issue, scholars said.
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He kept us in because artistic integrity should be the trumping principle.
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" The one principle that rules them all "You can't take it back.
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Perhaps the trick that best illustrates this principle is the frontside flip.
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"A wealth tax makes a lot of sense in principle," Yang said.
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The first principle is that the federal government plays a limited part.
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The third principle is that it is all right to be useful.
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"Dropping Georgia over principle won't cost the company much economically," he said.
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"The chamber is suggesting a well-accepted federal privacy principle," says Friel.
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Unfortunately, the last administration abandoned that fundamental principle, which necessitated today's action.
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VIGELAND: I like this idea in principle, but it could run dry.
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This is the principle that unifies several of the different coordination failures.
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Muhammed Ali became "The Greatest" & lived life of strength principle & generosity. RIP.
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The party has survived for 170 years by putting power before principle.
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These are sensible in principle, though much will depend on the detail.
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Becoming an angel investor is simple in principle: have money and invest.
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Hear me out: I get that this principle doesn't apply to all.
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The reality is that the organising principle of civilisation is maximising consumption.
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It may even fail, wrecking the organising principle of an entire continent.
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It is also a tragedy for the general principle of natural justice.
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That is, of course, the principle that drives Apple's entire business model.
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It's more about that principle and instilling these values in our children.
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And this is what, in the book, I call the loophole principle.
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That I resign and stop providing for my family out of principle?
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You make violence not just a political strategy but a philosophical principle.
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That same principle of reciprocity guides Mr Trump's trade policy as president.
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Mr Lieberman insists that for him it was "a matter of principle".
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Changing that principle would make Twitter even more confusing and less reliable.
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This new weeding tool works on the same principle as a mop.
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Mr Trump's principle is to despise anything that Mr Obama held dear.
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After all, learning by doing is a time and tested teaching principle.
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U.S. law has no principle about making sure investors understand the risks.
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The reasoned principle matters, sadly was illustrated by the first questions today.
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And Jim Collins, author of "Good to Great", explains the flywheel principle.
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The second principle is to be mindful of the balance of freedoms.
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Meanwhile, people of principle are dropping from the Trump regime like flies.
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The yo-yo de-spin works by the same principle, only opposite.
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Animated GIFs are taking that same principle, but adding a communicative function.
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Putting this principle into effect means building not one model but two.
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Two American academics argue that this principle is now seriously under threat.
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The trouble with the Anthropic Principle, of course, is that it's untestable.
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This is the principle at stake in the Rhodes statue test case.
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As I'd done no such preparation, normative determinism became the guiding principle.
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So the whizzy new weapons are probably workable, at least in principle.
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As a principle, net neutrality embraces the promise of an open internet.
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That refashioning of an old principle "should be squarely rejected", he writes.
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The argument over which CAMP is in charge is also about principle.
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With volumetric VR explained, photogrammetry's defining characteristic is the principle of triangulation.
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If you do, you've forfeited the underlying principle of why we're here.
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Meat without livestock could, in principle, be a very climate-friendly technology.
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But in principle it is still possible to lower interest rates further.
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The company said it had reached an agreement in principle on Feb.
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"I am not opposed to background location tracking in principle," she said.
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"I was raised with a simple principle about planning events," he says.
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In principle, the time evolution of a quantum computer can be reversed.
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He is driven by principle, mission, and a commitment to the country.
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"During his playing days, Imran was a man of principle," Miandad said.
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If those mass values are the same, Einstein's equivalence principle holds true.
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A deal in principle is anticipated by the end of next month.
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On principle the United States should stand up to the Venezuelan regime.
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This principle holds that within those societies, people normally obey the rules.
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Trump has even raised questions about the U.S. position on the principle.
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Asked by Harris about the policy's origin, he began discussing its principle.
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In his remarks, Obama offered a guiding principle for the incoming administration.
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A similar principle is to obstruct the strike closer to the source.
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The Principle Gallery in downtown Charleston will present portraits of the victims.
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And he doesn't have a principle that heads him a good direction.
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Lenders have agreed in principle to debt restructuring but not on details.
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"They implement a similar principle in a very different way," Umaña said.
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The legal principle is called "stare decisis" and Thomas isn't a fan.
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Again, the underlying principle through all of this is ease of use.
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"It's a guiding principle in my life, absolutely, it is," Vermont Sen.
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"Our shared fight against terrorism must be grounded in principle," it said.
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We can learn Archimedes Principle and he's been dead for 2200 years!
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Follow the 'do no harm' principle to the best of your ability.
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This is akin to Stephen R. Covey's 7th principle: Sharpen your saw.
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Today, Remann is using Beethoven's same principle to conduct his subaquatic symphonies.
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He is a founding partner and principle strategist for Penn, Schoen & Berland.
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Some are molded into a triangular shape representing Shakti, the feminine principle.
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For all that, the principle of disaster insurance is a sound one.
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But an oversimplification is sometimes useful in drawing out an underlying principle.
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But he cannot help if he's starting off from the wrong principle.
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Every research ethics code since then has incorporated this most fundamental principle.
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" White continued, "I would have to do that on GP (general principle).
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The principle charge is that Russia hacked the Democratic National Committee's servers.
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The principle of allowing political speech was afterward extended to private universities.
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Justice Gorsuch sailed through his hearing, barely having to articulate a principle.
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But the principle of cracking down on collusion is a good one.
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" To justify that, she wrote, employers must follow the principle of "proportionality.
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And we will honor this principle with respect to this private letter.
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"It's a guiding principle in my life, absolutely, it is," Sanders said.
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"We agreed in principle to get this done," Higgins told The Hill.
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That is the common sense principle the Supreme Court upheld in Clinton.
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The prototype proved the principle, and now the company has bigger plans.
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It's not fine to surrender an entire civilization to one financial principle.
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A founding tenet of the Union is the principle of free movement.
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The political institution that the Supreme Court has become disserves this principle.
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Their principle is adjusted to reflect changes in the Consumer Price Index.
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This has long been a bedrock principle in the free speech context.
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Valeo decision and the principle of equality that is basic in law.
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For me, I call it the hermaphroditic principle, the combination of opposites.
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Belott's "hermaphroditic principle" is at play in this exhibition on multiple levels.
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The broader history of Social Security reveals how this principle plays out.
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"Nobody has canceled the principle of reciprocity in international relations," said Zakharova.
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Financial experts say this principle holds true when it comes to money.
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Budget-minded individuals could apply the same principle to other spending categories.
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Presumably, there would no longer be agreement on a deal in principle.
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This logic is understandable in principle, but feels increasingly deluded in practice.
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Many criminal defense lawyers smiled as they heard conservatives champion this principle.
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But some of its objectives, such as this one, violate that principle.
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"We adhere to the principle of first verification, then repatriation," he said.
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Tonight's show stands as a symbol and a celebration of that principle.
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All of that — at least in principle — is open to the public.
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In principle, the shared information can only be used for tax purposes.
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It's a principle they wove into the DNA of the United States.
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Finally, the fourth principle directs physicians to respect patients' rights and privacy.
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The first principle of our administration is plain for all to see.
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The overriding principle for the administration should be: First, do no harm.
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The 'one country, two systems' principle has been fully and successfully implemented.
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Besides which, isn't there a point at which principle must kick in?
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But in today's Washington, that fundamental principle has fallen out of fashion.
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It's a principle we ignore at our social, cultural and economic peril.
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One answer is that these were never men and women of principle.
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" Morse's slogan throughout his long, storied political career, was "principle above politics.
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The U.S. Supreme Court agrees with the general principle behind the legislation.
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You shouldn't do this by team, you should do it by principle.
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"The policy is based on the principle that the President—" Sessions said.
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Tonight's show stands as a symbol and a celebration of that principle.
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The "Scotty Principle" of deception is as rational as it is sensible.
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As a matter of principle, Australia and others would find that laudable.
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It is the path to truth-based debate and principle-based compromise.
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This is an affront to the foundational extradition principle of double criminality.
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Democrats agree in it principle and have the outline of a plan.
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This will continue to be a key principle, I have no doubt.
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I don't think we're trained to value it as an intellectual principle.
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Advertising has lost sight of a very basic concept: The pleasure principle.
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The principle works for pretty much any wavelength of electromagnetic radiation — i.e.
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"Absolutely yes, and there is a principle here that matters," Cruz said.
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It's not a global principle that everybody else has to comply with.
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I've always approached elections from a simple principle: One citizen, one vote.
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And in all her battles she never strayed from one guiding principle.
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"Europe cannot be built on the principle of 'Germany First,'" he said.
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Here's another principle in politics: Losers are easier to motivate than winners.
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What was the organizing principle, both for your collection and this project?
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Whoever you are, wherever you live, you're vulnerable, at least in principle.
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RPT-PURDUE PHARMA SAYS AGREEMENT IN PRINCIPLE ON LANDMARK OPIOID LITIGATION SETTLEMENT
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A bedrock principle of the American legal system is accountability for wrongdoing.
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This philosophy remains the central organizing principle of much of modern physics.
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The principle of providing free health care to all is absolutely right.
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It turned out, however, that the intelligible principle could be pretty minimal.
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Things in virtual realities, at least in principle, have all those properties.
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"It's still a principle that's disapproved of from both sides," Peele said.
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Old-time broadcast television news operating according to the principle of scarcity.
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The Workers Art Coalition demonstrates this principle by way of its inverse.
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Does the no cozying up to dictators principle include Persian Gulf monarchs?
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Principle isn't supposed to be something you just turn on and off.
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So far, his main operating principle seems to be service to himself.
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In principle and in practice, the court's ruling is a good one.
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But in this case, the Justice Department gets that principle exactly backward.
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Mr. Trump has shown no particular commitment to the principle of noninterference.
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The fruits of this principle of deterrence were on view Thursday night.
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But the principle is the same, whatever kind of ball is involved.
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" Mr. Clinton said he had "served with vision, purpose, principle and impact.
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The mandate pits pragmatism versus principle, results versus process, expertise versus ideals.
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His guiding principle was that what happened in Bemelmans stayed in Bemelmans.
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But Professor Calabresi and Mr. Trump were right about the core principle.
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That's the one true navigating principle of Walsh's career: He loves attention.
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But it's a terrible organizing principle for our foreign or domestic policy.
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The principle of deterrence is behind the current administration's zero-tolerance policy.
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"It's a simple moral principle, this idea of fairness," Mr. Pompeo said.
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You may also recognize it as a currently fashionable principle of governance.
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No principle is perfect; each contains hidden dangers that emerge with time.
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The White House said Trump gave "in-principle approval" to the move.
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"This is simply a statement of principle," Mr. de Blasio said Thursday.
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The investigators' guiding principle should be just the facts, not the theater.
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But the seditious principle behind these blustering, elliptical threats is genuinely alarming.
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The home-field advantage was once so airtight a principle in sports.
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So we're happy on user-pay principle as the way to go.
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None of this necessarily means that Mr. Sanders is wrong in principle.
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No one believed that Ross was a man of conscience or principle.
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As a result, he's blocked many of the bills on conservative principle.
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"The uncertainty principle will not help you now Stephen," Einstein tells Hawking.
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Even supposed "experts" confuse the principle of full congressional representation with statehood.
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The fiduciary rule may fade away, but the fiduciary principle is eternal.
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Using this with the momentum principle explains the woman's eventual splash landing.
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Both negative emissions and carbon capture and storage could work in principle.
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The principle however, of submitting to one's boss carries over to today.
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No, this is about petty cruelty turned into a principle of government.
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This demonstrates that his commitment is to the patient, not the principle.
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But some legal scholars say a bedrock legal principle bars self-pardons.
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Nothing Schiff said at the hearing suggests a betrayal of this principle.
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The right to vote is the bedrock upon which this principle rests.
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Dos Santos's hoard might not be the best example of this principle.
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And that is the core operating principle for him at this point.
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Mr. French agrees in principle with the ban on transgender service members.
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You might expect that there's some underlying logic or principle behind it.
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Other times, playing to type can feel like a betrayal of principle.
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A key principle is not waiting until you're ravenously hungry to eat.
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This principle has kept our company relevant through pivots and strategy changes.
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They follow only one guiding principle: maximize profits irrespective of the consequences.
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A first consideration is whether the agreement in principle will hold up.
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It's an affront to principle, campaign promises and their own party platform.
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This is a victory for the principle of partisanship through and through.
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Holding onto that job will almost always "trump" standing up for principle.
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Negotiators strike deal in principle on tax bill View the discussion thread.
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For decades, he has cultivated a reputation as a defender of principle.
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Paybarah: The details have changed, but the core principle seems mostly intact.
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We have to establish the principle no one is above the law.
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Without that reality behind her, it's all a matter of empty principle.
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In private and at work, Lymus adheres to the principle of adab.
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Suppose we make diversity our first principle of worthiness and public order.
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Lawyers on the right are advancing arguments they once rejected on principle.
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Two OPEC sources were optimistic an agreement in principle could be reached.
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His guiding principle was "equipoise"—the need to balance reform with stability.
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One person, one vote is the principle underpinning our system of government.
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So, I tried to instill the founder's spirit as a corporate principle.
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Mr. Rose, however, was merely defending a liberal principle: freedom for all.
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Facebook, in this telling, could not police its platform out of principle.
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National security and corporate efficiency are, in principle at least, worthwhile pursuits.
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This is in keeping with the principle of equality before the law.
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The principle that tax legislation must always increase progressivity is not new.
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The GOP bill violates another key principle of sound tax policy: simplicity.
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Legitimate open-access publishers strive to defend the integrity of this principle.
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But it is a self-interest that rests on a moral principle.
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"Yes, we have reached an agreement in principle," Khalilzad told Afghanistan's TOLOnews.
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The pullouts smacked in the end of stubborn grandstanding rather than principle.
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As a father yourself, what is your relationship with that same principle?
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As a governing principle, however, honeybadgerism has been less of a success.
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I call this the "procrastination principle," and I don't regret supporting it.
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The Museum of Modern Art has increasingly been acting on this principle.
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