The challenge is less about maintaining propriety than about the image of propriety.
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Lawmakers of both parties questioned the propriety of the summons.
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The battle against venereal diseases knew no lines of propriety.
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One target is the Volcker Rule, which limits propriety trading.
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Detachment, meanwhile, upheld ideas of propriety, elegance, dignity, and discipline.
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He crossed the line — way, way over the line — of propriety.
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And the norms of statecraft propriety themselves seem to be changing.
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Even so, sticklers for journalistic propriety found this a trifle inappropriate.
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He continues to stretch the bounds of truth and political propriety.
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And then there is just the whole propriety of the thing.
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But Trump rarely seems too concerned about the appearance of propriety.
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Meanwhile, the climate around other sorts of propriety does seem different.
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But as a matter of both propriety and professionalism, keep it simple.
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Additional reports questioning Pruitt's propriety were published over the last two days.
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The disclosure raises more questions about the propriety of Mr. Barr's actions.
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If the propriety police tut tut, he shows no sign of concern.
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"I walked onto the propriety [sic] and spoke to the engineer," he wrote.
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"The House … has the authority over the propriety of the election," Hoyer said.
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A narrow scope now depends largely on Mueller's sense of restraint or propriety.
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What would stop him: his deep respect for the norms of political propriety?
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All were rebels against academic conventions and aristocratic propriety, amid cascading social changes.
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"The House ... has the authority over the propriety of the election," he said.
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Sinatra, who hewed so long to steadfast midcentury propriety, have the last word.
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Trump was being Trump: the grossest of the gross, a profanity against propriety.
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With its rigid propriety, Social Usage could hardly have propounded a more subversive idea.
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It may have more to do with how obsessed you are with general propriety.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - America's cannabis growers will follow an unusual path to propriety.
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There were some disputes about the propriety of the state even doing the project.
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"I also have deep concerns over the propriety of the court's order," Furman continued.
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Questions about the propriety of members sleeping in their offices have been raised before.
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Many are struggling to decipher where the bounds of propriety lie (handshake or kiss?).
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The story said one analyst questioned the propriety of the timing of that gathering.
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The breach involved basic contact information, not propriety network information, the company told Krebs.
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Some early audience members delighted in the revamped world of color, propriety, and nostalgia.
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All that sense, decorum, and propriety produced the first fully achieved literature of nonsense.
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But for the most part, this community shelters its wealthy residents with discreet propriety.
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The ethics code for college admissions officers doesn't address the propriety of such arrangements.
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That means everybody maintains a thin veneer of propriety, while slowly falling apart underneath.
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You must take away that Trump knows nothing of decorum and propriety and boundaries.
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We have a large data set and repository plus propriety information and reference data.
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Known for her mordant wit, she's indifferent to propriety and scornful of romantic love.
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Forget the propriety of any of it — it's just a given that it might.
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His shared project with Saint Phalle was to explode everything: monogamy, monotony, art, propriety.
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The Justice Department said the state hasn't incurred any concrete injury to its propriety interest.
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What distinguishes her is an awareness of how propriety can take musical and rhetorical forms.
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Addressing issues of class and propriety, Orozco exposes his subjects without glorifying or condemning them.
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Would it be proper for him to opine on the propriety of such noncriminal collusion?
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Two of them relayed concerns about the propriety of Trump's message to his Ukrainian counterpart.
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The propriety of conducting such training on the inaugural run of the service is debatable.
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The series reminds you of the struggles of sin and propriety afoot before things turned.
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He can be contentious with forum visitors and yet also has a sense of propriety.
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A more recent bombshell raised more doubts about the Trump camp's observance of electoral propriety.
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For Trump, long impervious to norms of propriety and accuracy, it was just another Tuesday.
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Would it, like Paul Beatty's brilliant The Sellout, gleefully subvert racial stereotypes, propriety, and the LAPD?
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One case doesn't involve attorney admission or discipline at all, and only spoke generally about propriety.
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This worrisome pattern is about much more than pushing the limits of propriety and Pompeo's temper.
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What is clear, however, is that she does have her own ideas on propriety and style.
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You can feel tumultuous emotions bubbling under this veneer of propriety — it feels more violent, somehow.
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But that arrangement has raised questions of propriety, because such funds are typically earmarked for research.
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The charging technology company announced it received Federal Communications Commission approval for its propriety WattUp transmitter.
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Odenthal said every use of force needs to be investigated and looked at for its propriety.
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" He eschews propriety, and traditional constraints of office: "He touched on my future at various points.
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Or to make the other women in the administration seem like paragons of propriety in comparison.
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It's, well, very English, depicting and critiquing midcentury Britain's haughty propriety, deep homophobia and posh insularity.
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His activities of late concerning Ukraine have, at a minimum, failed the smell test of propriety.
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But it does know the southern caste system and the premium that system placed on propriety.
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Ryan worries more about crossing Trump than he does about Trump crossing some arbitrary line of propriety.
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Media-friendly Melendez has at times broken unwritten rules of propriety to grab headlines, earning him criticism.
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Madison's conduct would be graced by propriety were she placed in the most adverse circumstances of life.
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We expect our presidents to be paragons of rectitude and propriety, to be worthy of our pride.
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He rejects the longstanding shaving standard, and to some extent, its associated virtues: propriety, discipline and sociability.
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How does Burning Man's principle of radical participation translate to the "look, don't touch" propriety of museums?
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Mr. Redstone, who had a series of mistresses and affairs, was hardly a pillar of sexual propriety.
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In a system that grants significant autonomy to prime ministers and relies on their propriety, character matters.
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Ochs wanted to attract, by a display of ethical propriety, the burgeoning, respectable bourgeoisie of the city.
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On her debut album, "Animal," and its follow-up EP, "Cannibal," the opponent was propriety (and sobriety).
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What Biden is promising, though, isn't so much a return of personnel or policies as of propriety.
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Propriety trading is where a firm or a bank invests its own cash, rather than client funds.
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For instance, tea time involves its own rules of propriety, like how to hold a tea cup.
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Asked by a reporter about the propriety of his words, Pence took a long pause before answering.
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With quality of care, professional propriety and staff safety at risk, polite conversations escalated to rancorous confrontations.
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It could pass a statute clarifying the propriety of the cost-sharing reduction payments that Trump ended.
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It happens most memorably to young women whose high spirits propel them over the line of propriety.
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It takes a special kind of person to stick up that finger with such grace, poise and propriety.
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The propriety of such largesse, both for the CIA and its beneficiaries, has been hotly debated ever since.
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When Republicans first questioned the propriety of using her own home-based server over a year ago, Mrs.
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Other doorbells, like Ring, are fastened to their mounts using propriety security screws as a deterrent against theft.
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The issue with Cespedes is the propriety of playing golf on Wednesday while already nursing the quad injury.
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Leaders of both parties gathered at Washington National Cathedral to honor Mr. Ford in a pageantry of propriety.
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It is, perhaps, a measure of their significance that Americans continue to debate the propriety of these actions.
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But, as we are learning with the Ukraine case, Trump's contempt for law, propriety and process is boundless.
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This means that we naturally test the propriety and wisdom of action under a "rule of law" standard.
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At its heart, the law aims to exclude misogynistic views about sexual propriety from the criminal justice system.
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Born in Portuguese Goa into an impoverished Roman Catholic family, the rebellious Souza had no time for propriety.
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Reasonable people can disagree about the propriety of Senate Republicans punting the Scalia vacancy to the next president.
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But now, instead of keeping a birth private for the sake of propriety, it's become a decision, a choice.
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But government victims must also grapple with the dubious propriety — and dubious legality — of rewarding crime with taxpayers' money.
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To read his voluminous letters is to encounter a man who cared deeply about that — about precedent, propriety, tradition.
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And Trump's ceaseless assault on propriety, decency and ethical, responsible government is supposedly firing up liberals as never before.
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There's thankfully little hemming and hawing about real feelings or propriety, and much more thoughtful grappling with thornier issues.
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"Masha is someone who is always very attentive to propriety and to instructions, and by nature, cautious," he said.
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That language belongs to the patriarchal world of propriety and repression, against which Alejandro's life is one long protest.
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This behavior is annoying to me, but am I being too fussy by clinging to past standards of propriety?
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Buffett is known as the "Oracle of Omaha" for his sharp-sighted investments, and has a reputation for propriety.
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Despite few Republican senators willing to vouch for the call's propriety, Trump has insisted the transcript proves his innocence.
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It combines indifference to conventional notions of morality or propriety with disbelief that others would be motivated by them.
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The proposal would have repealed an Obama-era regulation that gave workers sole propriety over the tips they earned.
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But the Strauss-Kahn story opened up a conversation in France about the limits of both private life and propriety.
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Photograph by Mick Rock It's surprising that Pop would worry, even for a moment, about the propriety of a lyric.
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"We spent the last five years developing our propriety process to run our business in San Antonio," Mr. Saldana said.
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Though he is without doubt a man of the right, he also evinces caution and a sense of constitutional propriety.
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The question is whether he could implicate Mueller -- it could implicate Mueller in propriety and then Alan Dershowitz saying this.
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Do you think, "Oh, wow, glad that's not me," or what is your sense of the propriety of that really?
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That's one question I think the industry needs to spend time on, because there are issues around propriety of information.
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The VA's Office of the Inspector General is now conducting its own investigation into the propriety of these travel expenses.
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Flowers, who was chairman of the bank from 2010 to 2013, lacked the "fitness and propriety" required, the FCA said.
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There have been crusades against political correctness, but never a national reckoning over the propriety of boasting about sexual assault.
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In 2018, CEZ generated 3 billion Czech crowns from its propriety trading, up 1 billion crowns from a year earlier.
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Now a grown woman, Emmy meets her mother with her back stiff with propriety and her self firmly in place.
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Roosevelt's "court-packing" plan cast the country into six months of furious debate over the propriety of such a move.
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It is routine for the FBI and SEC to review stock trades when there is public question about their propriety.
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Saeb Erekat, the P.L.O.'s longtime chief negotiator, questioned the propriety of referring to God as a weapon at all.
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What we saw on display in Mr. Mueller's nine-minute statement was his often discussed sense of rectitude and propriety.
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It is a tactical modification — this name "queer" — that invokes relations of power and propriety in its inversion of them.
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At the same time, President Trump's political allies have been increasingly questioning the propriety and objectivity of the Mueller investigation.
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Yet there I was, rank amateur, behaving outside logic and propriety, petulant and moody in a match with no stakes.
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They fought hard and tried to win, but there were clear lines of civility and propriety they would not cross.
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It moved the discussion from propriety and in-house rules of conduct by a brand, to a question of veracity.
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But the movie is as much about Verhoeven's toying with propriety as it is about an actress toying with herself.
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An acquittal will undoubtedly unleash President Trump to continue to stretch the bounds of propriety in the 2020 presidential election.
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It's clear that a lot more information is required before anyone can fairly judge the propriety and legality of Nunes' actions.
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Ms. Topham at first exudes a demure propriety that makes Beatrice's rather quick descent into murder-devising seem a little incongruous.
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Impoverished corn farmers ask about the propriety of planting marijuana – just enough to pay medical bills or school supplies, they say.
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Because the program was never public, important questions about its basic functioning, risk for bias, and overall propriety were never answered.
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This is what rap should be: Party music that makes the craven political establishment piss their pants and yell about propriety.
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This attempted subversion of English propriety, class, and nobility is a gesture too small to hold its own in the room.
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Ivanka's statement about propriety is curious given that she is a public figure and a senior adviser at the White House.
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But even this suggests Ryan worries more about crossing Trump than he does about Trump crossing some arbitrary line of propriety.
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Such statements shatter historic norms of presidential propriety and decorum — as did Trump's discredited claim that Obama had spied on him.
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This general policy, prudent in most cases, fits uneasily with a 28503-day inquiry into the propriety of presidential actions, however.
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At the time that Passantino was initially queried about the propriety of Icahn's position, he made no mention of this relationship.
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Mr Masuzoe's predecessor, Naoki Inose, resigned after the propriety of a ¥50m loan he received from a medical institution was challenged.
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His calibrated talent is part of it, but his belief in a certain kind of basketball propriety is just as affecting.
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These are different problems, but propriety, privacy, money, and I ... We have models in the past for all of these things.
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It was during these binges that he could say what he wanted and live completely untethered to any sense of propriety.
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It is hard to witness the dismantling of basic norms, the dismissal of propriety and the devaluation of truth and honesty.
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Dr. von Hagens's work has attracted criticism in the past, with questions raised about the propriety of corpses on public display.
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"But there is something yet to be said of propriety and impropriety of writing," Socrates says to the titular Athenian aristocrat.
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A large part of what makes him so subversive is the way he looks utterly innocent while perpetrating assaults on propriety.
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The parliamentary commissioner for ethics and conflicts of interest said on Monday that she was investigating the propriety of the trip.
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We're already skirting the bounds of propriety before we get to the moment where Mick tests this thesis by grabbing her crotch.
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The SEC also has expressed concern regarding the propriety of a growing tech investment trend — blockchain startups, cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings.
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Like D. H. Lawrence, whom she calls her mentor, she sides with instinct against propriety, despite the cost to herself and others.
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More important than the propriety of recusal, however, is whether Trump is promoting racism and religious bigotry beyond the stereotyping noted above.
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We never thought a man of such moral depravity and such little respect for propriety, protocol and honesty would ever be president.
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That's what Trump did on the afternoon before he went to the C.I.A., and on both occasions he wasn't just assaulting propriety.
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This threat Trump poses — to our morals, ethics, norms and collective sense of propriety — may be without equal from a domestic source.
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Temperatures there topped 93 degrees (about 34 Celsius), but propriety won over practicality, and formal wear was the order of the day.
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BECKY QUICK: Why do you like it— WARREN BUFFETT: It's propriety-- the views-- you know, those are proprietary, in effect, to Berkshire.
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But I didn't have it in me to be kind to someone who saw me only in relation to property and propriety.
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However, the high protein product Puris creates for companies like Beyond Meat comes from a propriety seed which can be relatively expensive.
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As with banks, more junior staff will have to be "certified" by the firms for fitness, skill and propriety at least annually.
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Putting aside the propriety of such statements, they do not constitute a criminal conspiracy to hack the system, even after the fact.
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Apart from the questionable propriety of collecting money to get a building named after yourself, what is wrong with this ego trip?
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Propriety aside, a manuscript that's merely a parade of recycled clues forces an editor into the extra work of injecting some novelty.
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Although their behavior is clearly not ok on several levels, they aren&apost the first to push the limits of in-flight propriety.
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A reinvigorating shower (and some internal questions about the propriety of taking the single-use shampoo and other bottles) and I was out.
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Necessary, in order to tie the powerful houses of Lannister and Targaryen inextricably together, because we know Tywin always prioritized power above propriety.
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In other words, Alpha seeks to conceal all of the information parties in interest would need to evaluate the propriety of the bonuses.
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There remains a need for additional fact-finding and deliberation before any reasoned judgement could be made as to the propriety of impeachment.
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Obama's announcement amplifies the ongoing political battle over the precedent and propriety of considering a Supreme Court nomination amid a heated presidential election.
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As usual, the comedy comes, in part, from Hannah's obnoxious rebellion against propriety, which tends to be represented by poor Ray (Alex Karpovsky).
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Even those who would advocate a strong view of the propriety of paying thought leaders would not approve of these kinds of payments.
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He chose the name 'Victoria' to evoke the propriety and respectability associated with the Victorian era; outwardly refined, Victoria's 'secrets' were hidden beneath.
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One of the key tenets of Confucianism concerns the importance of observing propriety—I clearly wasn't doing a very good job at that.
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"While there is a presumption of innocence, the very fact that an individual is being prosecuted is relevant to propriety," the ECB said.
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"The New Negro" thrust forth all the ironies of Locke's ethos: his emphatic propriety and angular vision, his bourgeois composure and libertine tastes.
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He would grope the girl beneath a white towel meant to convey propriety, all the while chatting with her mother, a kindergarten teacher.
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It's a sumptuous, beautiful film, but it's also chilling: Dance can make a person lose her propriety, her respectability and even her mind.
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That's the sort of propriety that Eric (Sam Lilja), the gung-ho young Nazi who is the clinic's deputy director, doesn't bother with.
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In those more innocent days, the questions were mainly about propriety — why wouldn't he release his tax returns like other presidential candidates had?
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And under the usual rules, a woman who so thoroughly breaks norms of female decorum and political propriety would be shamed into silence.
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However, when similar concerns were raised in June, she defended the propriety of Justice Department officials delivering their message at the White House.
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Obama wears hers with a bit of postmodern irony and fun; Ivanka Trump wears hers as symbols of great primness and propriety; Mrs.
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The comments underline how Republicans may be united in their opposition to convicting Trump -- but are divided over the propriety of Trump's actions.
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"For the reasons stated above, we have significant concerns about the propriety of Mr. Barr&aposs recent actions and statements," the letter said.
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Three of the biggest, on the bank of the Leine River, in Hanover, Germany, inspired a debate over the propriety of public art.
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The portico's stone walls have been papered in damask-patterned green; the vitrines have turned legs that nod with propriety to Boulle tables.
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" She continued: "At the same time, distressed, tattered and dirty clothing also tends to work against middle-class norms of cleanliness and propriety.
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Some of the 650 or so wines on site are woolly and unkempt, others charmingly moody, and a few are models of propriety.
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They are of a nature which may with peculiar propriety be denominated political, as they relate chiefly to injuries done immediately to society itself.
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And despite this reputation for extreme propriety, the fact that they had eight children together suggests that they had a very healthy sex life.
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Mr Comey's error was to think his good intentions, chiefly his concern for the FBI's independence, justified his overstepping the boundaries of institutional propriety.
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Once the censorship of political expression begins, everybody wants to impose his or her own particular definition of religious propriety, discrimination and political correctness.
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There's a social contract at the Little Theater—not one that would apply in other public spaces, but a collective sense of propriety nonetheless.
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We have collectively either embraced or fallen prey to a culture that has given up gravitas and an expectation of, if not "truthfulness," propriety.
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He headed for the office of Mr. Eisenberg, the National Security Council's chief legal adviser, to question the propriety of the demand for investigations.
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Despite concerns about the propriety of Castro's tweet, his actions provide an opportunity to educate the voting public about our campaign contribution disclosure laws.
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A social coward, I debated with my parents the propriety of calling this tiny literary magazine's office in an effort to reach the editor.
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"That then runs headlong into the messaging problem that creates globally but also questions about law and propriety that, if it's sincere, it raises."
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However, many of these women, when outside of the ring, presented themselves as respectable, or at least, as a simulacrum of Victorian American propriety.
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"Right now, I'm so happy with where I am professionally that I find myself caring less about propriety," he said in a recent interview.
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What's also consistent with Trump's background, though, is an unapologetic eye for the main chance and a brazen disregard for propriety and self-restraint.
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Lost in conversations about the ethics or propriety of this kind of "borrowing" is another, simpler question: Why is this art always so bad?
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So when Emma Boettcher triumphed over the most dominant contestant ever, it was both a tremendous win for propriety — the librarian topples the gambler!
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Mr. Flynn filed the papers retroactively to "eliminate any potential doubt" about the propriety of his actions, his lawyer wrote to the Justice Department.
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"The government itself is divided about the propriety of the judgment and its impact on the public interest," the appeals court wrote in its ruling.
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Near the entrance, I passed a couple trying to scan an Amazon "SmileCode" (the company's propriety 2D barcodes) on the side of the giant box.
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Trump doubled down on the propriety of the Taiwan call afterward in some tweets, taking a hard line on China's right to dictate US diplomacy.
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His conduct is now under scrutiny by the Financial Conduct Authority, whose responsibilities include assessing the "fitness and propriety" of senior executives at financial institutions.
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"Newspaper reports, affordable prints and souvenirs ensured that all levels of society were exposed to this model of romantic propriety," writes fashion historian Susanna Cordner.
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But perhaps the biggest expectation is the simplest: accept the invitation to compete against the world with propriety, and maintain respectability all the way through.
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Mr Gorsuch's remarks—which even an approving legal scholar in the audience considered to be "tiptoeing the sideline" of propriety—augur a more activist approach.
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The president has the legal authority to issue clearances to anyone, unilaterally, though as a matter of propriety it is usually not done so directly.
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The judge has not yet ruled on the propriety of the special counsel's actions, and it is unlikely he will dismiss the charges against Manafort.
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Yan describes her as "the most traditional countrywoman you'll meet"—illiterate and lacking even basic arithmetic skills, but possessed of an inviolable sense of propriety.
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But the scandal has many questioning the propriety of Facebook's business model, which relies heavily on tailoring ads to users based on their personal information.
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She said Friday she was simply traveling where she was needed and did not raise questions about the propriety of traveling on a private jet.
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He has been attracted to subjects that push against, or well past, the clearly marked boundaries of propriety and obedience to authority in Japanese life.
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They require a company and its outside auditor to explain a wide range of decisions that raise questions about the propriety of its internal controls.
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But they revealed the lengths to which they would go to define propriety and argue that black people were simpletons who needed to be controlled.
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Sarah endorses the dress right off, which matters to me — but I lack courage, lost, for the moment, at the intersection of propriety and fun.
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Ms. Lucas's works tend to be raw, sexually hilarious and heartily skeptical of propriety and societal repressiveness, especially concerning the body and its basic impulses.
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One thing that has been spectacular about doing Roy here, with Randy playing Prior, is dismantling in me a feeling of propriety on the part.
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Hawaii, for instance, the justices did not reach the scope and propriety of injunctions blocking President Trump's travel ban because the court upheld the policy.
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Mr. Trump encouraging Ukraine to dig up dirt on Joe Biden, she said, showed his belief in the "propriety of foreign governments intervening" in elections.
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Over the course of the lengthy sittings, Republicans, Democrats and witnesses' lawyers have clashed over the propriety of questions and the terms of the proceedings.
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" He continued, "They are of a nature which may with peculiar propriety be denominated political as they relate chiefly to injuries done immediately to society itself.
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Priding itself on frankly depicting these various issues, the show manages to make provocative television that skirts (and at times treads over) the line of propriety.
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They asked all groups their views on the propriety of market pricing in two different areas: Uber surge pricing, and florists jacking up prices on holidays.
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At the time, of course, there were no true forms of pregnancy testing and propriety forbade doctors (such as they were) from thoroughly examining a monarch.
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Administration lawyers say the Commerce Secretary has "virtually unlimited discretion" over the census form, largely because no manageable standards exist to evaluate the propriety of questions.
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There may be different ideas about the propriety of workplace romances at present, but as Monica herself said at the time, the relationship was her choice.
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It knows that Frank N. Furter's seductive power lies in peeling back your own outward propriety to find whatever layers of depravity might be lurking underneath.
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And so not only whether you meant something, but the appearance and the propriety, your judgment, your maturity, and your temperament, all are at work here.
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They asked the court to declare the payments invalid and freeze the money until the oversight board was operational and able to confirm the payments' propriety.
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For one brief moment I considered running back to the soundstage, but the rules-obeying Hunter nerd in me felt it was a breach of propriety.
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If anything, these companies are doing their best to strike a balance between long-held notions of propriety and our country's rapidly shifting attitude towards sex.
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Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski, who share some doubts about the propriety of Trump's behavior, occasionally exchanged knowing glances when bits of damning evidence were reviewed.
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Maya Binyam urges her readers to dispense with notions of the "presidential" and not mistake propriety for the balm that can heal a deeply damaged nation.
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At a morning news meeting at The New York Times on Thursday, there was a wide-ranging discussion about the propriety of reporting on stolen emails.
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Buznik became uneasy that Volkov was executing identical buy and sell orders, and twice asked to meet with Wiswell to discuss the propriety of mirror trading.
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Some of Fred's tactics likely crossed lines of propriety, and, without seeing Donald's tax returns, we can't tell whether there might be illegalities lurking there, too.
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Recently, the company signed a deal with Shenzhen-based BAK Battery to manufacture lithium-ion cells and modules in China, using Cadenza's propriety battery pack designs.
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Azam's own job at Accenture, according to his younger brother Akram, included reviewing the propriety of video content before it was uploaded to Alphabet Inc's GOOGL.
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The notion of the presidency as an institutional and political concept, with an emphasis on ritual and propriety and semiotic messaging — statesmanship — was quite beyond him.
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It will be available in the latest update to the DJI Pilot app on CrystalSky (DJI's propriety tablet optimized for its drones) and on some Android tablets.
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As the Times explained Friday, he has the authority to grant security clearances to anyone, though as a matter of propriety it is usually not done directly.
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Vindman's opening statement also directly contradicts Sondland's opening statement claim that no NSC officials came to him and raised "misgivings about the propriety" of their Ukraine policy.
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Some in the health industry have had their doubts about a doctor's office with propriety tools like a body scanner, stethoscope and its own in-house lab.
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But one Wall Street analyst questioned the propriety of a private investor event with a board member before Valeant was due to release quarterly earnings on Tuesday.
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Like Trump, Kushner appears to lack the sense of propriety that would help him steer clear of people and situations that could cause trouble in the future.
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After another few days had passed, and having had time to judiciously consider the propriety of her behavior, Ginsburg decided to leap into the fray yet again.
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One of the firm's cofounders, EQT Ventures partner Lars Jörnow, estimates that four of the fund's last 10 investments have come through Motherbrain, its propriety AI platform.
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If Trump damaged himself—and it's a big if—it was when he bullied Jeb Bush in an exchange over the propriety of governments using eminent domain.
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In times of cold war there were some rules, but now Britain and the United States had dropped all propriety and were playing children's games, he said.
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Like the New Yorkers of James Baldwin's "Another Country," Tea's bohemians are not refugees from middle-class propriety: Sexuality and poverty cast them out from the start.
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Trendspotting 9 Photos View Slide Show ' The white shirt, long a standard-bearer of starchy propriety, has taken on an improbably sexy, even kinky, persona this season.
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Her home in Streatham, South London, the picture of propriety, was actually a hotbed of vice, visited (so they say) by members of Parliament, peers and policemen.
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How do I discuss this issue with workers who — given these dubious "prevention" tactics — evidently believe their own health comes before social propriety and respect to others?
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The decision to be demure, to rely on colors that do not offend or call attention, is tied up in class-specific ideas of propriety and respectability.
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His party raised questions about Mr. Gantz's sexual propriety, his vulnerability to extortion by the Iranians after his cellphone was apparently breached, and even his mental stability.
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A Christian Scientist who drank hot water with a lemon slice at breakfast, Mr. Turner was an upright Navy officer who shared his president's sense of propriety.
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A stickler for propriety, Judge Weinstein once ordered the mob don, famous for dressing in his bathrobe, to shower and spruce up when he came to court.
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So he designed a garden around five boulders, representing the Confucian values known as "the Five Constants," to ground his daily meditation: Justice. Benevolence. Integrity. Knowledge. Propriety.
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There is one unifying factor: In each case, excited crowds watch two people whose personalities have been deliberately obscured, hidden behind a veil of pomp and propriety.
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What to make of an enterprise of corruption that Trump calls a family when they abandon any semblance of propriety and all things we once found appropriate?
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During carnival (Purim is the Jewish version), men dressed like women, the people could insult the king and bishops, drunkenness and ribaldry was prized over sober propriety.
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The Justice Department lawyers who signed the cover letter to Judge Furman complained that along with the plaintiffs' motion for sanctions was the "near-simultaneous publication of an accompanying article in The New York Times" — as if news coverage of a public court filing cast a cloud over the propriety of the filing, rather than the documents' revelations casting a cloud over the propriety of the administration's litigating position.
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" For the Journal des Artistes, it was "a sort of masterpiece of reason, eloquence, and propriety; there is neither a word to add, nor a word to remove.
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"We are relieved that important questions surroundings the propriety and constitutionality of Mr. Madison's execution will be reviewed," Bryan Stevenson, an attorney for Madison, said in a statement.
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Opponents, meanwhile, have long questioned the propriety of a man who unleashed a civil war in which hundreds of thousands died being buried alongside some of his victims.
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U.S. District Judge John Tharp of Chicago denied that motion on July 3, ruling that both sides should have an opportunity to address the propriety of the investigation.
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On the other hand, the Fed may insist on being obstinate, and for the sake of propriety doesn't want to look as if the markets are bullying it.
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The Certification Regime requires banks to carry out annual reviews of the fitness and propriety of staff who could cause "significant harm" to the bank or its customers.
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Only history and the voters, should Mr. Trump run for re-election, will have the opportunity to judge the propriety of his gift to Arizona's infamous ex-sheriff.
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The pressure to remove Ms. Wilsey grew last year when an attorney general's investigation began into the propriety of a payment of $457,000 she made from museum coffers.
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Strong oversight rules that ensure the accountability and propriety of U.S. surveillance are critical to maintaining the trusted data ecosystem necessary for U.S. companies to remain competitive globally.
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" Hamilton described these as being "of a nature which may with peculiar propriety be denominated political, as they relate chiefly to injuries done immediately to the society itself.
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She is so hard driving that she often zooms straight off cliffs of propriety, then keeps going on pure momentum and somehow lands safely on the other side.
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Each of us must proclaim that this situation is over the line, that women matter, that their voices and their stories matter, that propriety, honor and character matter.
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" Such offenses, he said, "are of a nature which may with peculiar propriety be denominated political, as they relate chiefly to injuries done immediately to the society itself.
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Mr. Trump repeatedly threatened to fire lieutenants who did not carry out his wishes while they repeatedly threatened to resign rather than cross lines of propriety or law.
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We will be taking a very thorough review of our policies as it relates to using force on juveniles as well as the propriety of the officer's actions.
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"Homeless, wifeless, mistressless, penniless," he invades the Central Park West apartment of his old buddy Norman Cowan and violates the bourgeois propriety of the place in unimaginable ways.
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" Such offenses, he wrote, "are of a nature which may with peculiar propriety be denominated political, as they relate chiefly to injuries done immediately to the society itself.
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President Trump is a self-centered bully and liar who has no regard for propriety, morality, truth, scientific facts, history or the conventions that make our democracy work.
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It also cuts against the principle that whistleblowers deserve anonymity and protection, representing another dark twist in an administration that has constantly tested the boundaries of political propriety.
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Further, because everything looks just about the same on the Internet the signals of propriety and truth – nice layouts, paper stock, headlines and bylines – have gone out the window.
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He said he was acting out of a sense of propriety and didn't legally need to separate himself from the Trump Organization or its dealings while acting as president.
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But if Ambassador Bolton, Dr. Hill, or others harbored any misgivings about the propriety of what we were doing, they never shared those misgivings with me, then or later.
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Regardless of the propriety of any Fed tightening, at this point, or in a few months, the markets will react badly to the looming tightening, as we have seen.
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Photo: APWhether out of genuine concern or a misplaced sense of propriety, you might feel compelled to intervene if you find two (or more!) bears mating in the woods.
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Once again, The Mick's true colors were showing: This is a show that isn't afraid to cross lines of propriety and make you question the gray areas of life.
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The detectives had linked Stephen's offline persona, a church elder concerned with the propriety of dance moves, with his online ones—the philanderer and the aggrieved would-be murderer.
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That Strange's office was investigating Bentley, who resigned amid a sex scandal shortly after appointing Strange, provided fodder for Moore and Brooks to question the propriety of his selection.
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Hoyer said the House has the constitutional authority to rule on the propriety of the election and decide whether Harris could take his seat, should the controversy drag on.
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Neves, who lost the 2014 election to Rousseff, said in a statement it would now be possible to "unmask the lies and show the absolute propriety" of his conduct.
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The issue I am raising, which is the propriety of a special counsel report including information and opinions regarding alleged noncriminal political sins, is worthy of serious nonpartisan discussion.
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Leaving aside the issues of legality and propriety, the president would have put himself in a politically even worse situation than he is in now by invoking executive privilege.
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"Sondland added that if Bolton, Hill, "or any others harbored misgivings about the propriety of what we were doing, they never shared those misgivings with me, then or later.
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But rights supporters have raised concerns about the propriety of feting the leaders, many of whom have presided over serious abuses or rollbacks of democratic freedoms in recent years.
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Always an ethically challenged swamp creature himself, with his bankruptcies, infidelities and shady businesses, Trump should never have been expected to hire people with a keen concern for propriety.
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The neon sign of Bal Tic Tac—with a chorus line of jiving and jerking figures—was swiftly removed by city authorities for reasons of safety and aesthetic propriety.
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Wary of a "two-tier" EU, central and eastern Europeans in particular insisted that the French candidate not be subjected to lower standards of propriety than their own nominees.
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That&aposs where ChAI comes in, with its propriety "signals" allowing clients to determine the best ways of interpreting an ever-increasing ream of data about the commodities industry.
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But now, the arrangement has become public, raising questions not only about the propriety of the arrangement, but also about just how many children had access to the books.
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That's unfortunate, because for once, the facts of the case lend themselves to a meaningful consensus about the propriety of armed citizens using threats of violence to achieve political goals.
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The book was originally published in 2007, when Trump enjoyed the hubris of his billions and a hit reality TV show, without the occupational headaches of propriety and good taste.
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"If Ambassador Bolton, Dr. Hill, or others harbored any misgivings about the propriety of what we were doing, they never shared those misgivings with me, then or later," he writes.
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Many American cities and states are debating the propriety of monuments to the Confederacy—the band of southern states that fought a civil war over the right to maintain slaves.
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An online campaign against the Cinematheque's selection, questioning the propriety of continuing the scheduled event in the light of the Harvey Weinstein allegations generated a petition of over 28,000 signatures.
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Sexual propriety and other old-fashioned virtues have taken a pummelling in American politics over the past 18 months, and now Alabamians have an opportunity to start putting that right.
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This dinner party allows the writers a chance to give some new characters a bit of depth and to play around with the idea of warfare masked by social propriety.
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Lost in the debate over the propriety of the convention's loud and lusty "lock her up" chants, for example, has been insufficient focus on the basic ridiculousness of the argument.
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If Trump were truly concerned about the appearance of propriety, he could divest himself of all involvement in the show — even ceremonial involvement — or at least refuse paychecks for it.
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Diana Rigg, no longer needed in "Game of Thrones," joins the cast in high curmudgeon mode as a lady in waiting, a harrumphing embodiment of British propriety and narrow-mindedness.
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" Asked recently about the propriety of a World Cup team training in Chechnya, a FIFA communications representative said in an email, "Through its activities, FIFA does not legitimize any regimes.
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There also are questions over his alleged failure to confer with Trump on a critical binding agreement, as well as the propriety of representations and threats made to different individuals.
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The Swedish Academy, whose patron is the Swedish king and whose 18 members are chosen for life (the king recently changed the rules to let members resign), epitomizes such propriety.
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The debate has also renewed longstanding questions about comedy, a genre where artists and audiences agree that performers must be allowed some latitude to transgress boundaries of convention and propriety.
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As we near Palms station, the boys make fun of the woman's insistence on propriety, insulting her in both English and Spanish until she leaves for another seat further away.
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Modernism swept away propriety, and the perceived sensuality of Raj-era India (shades of hot pink and saffron with tiny embedded mirrors and inlays of colored stones) seemed evermore alluring.
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Djokovic was also asked about the propriety of betting companies being sponsors of major tennis tournaments, even if there had never been allegations that such companies were involved in any wrongdoing.
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"In Yolande's words, she made a stand for 'propriety' that has gone down as a significant flash of pageant history and altered the course of its future," the official biography says.
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Giant electronics companies love propriety formats because if it catches on and becomes a standard, other giant electronics companies who want to play along have to pay to license the technology.
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" Hamilton said that high crimes and misdemeanors "are of a nature which may with peculiar propriety be denominated POLITICAL , as they relate chiefly to injuries done immediately to the society itself.
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The wisdom and propriety of these injunctions is hotly debated, and the U.S. Supreme Court could curtail them when it issues a ruling in Hawaii's challenge to President Trump's travel ban.
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It seems President Barack Obama's top people really cared about the morality and propriety of what they were doing — not always advisedly — and erred on the side of humanity and caution.
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As the film wrestles with the propriety of their possible relationship, it can't help but serve as a reminder of the unsubstantiated rumors of sexual misconduct accusations against Louis C.K. himself.
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But Ms. Suweidan was certain of the religious propriety of her family's Christmas celebration, which involved the whole family getting together and her brother dressing up as Santa for the children.
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Students seem more inclined to use casual forms of address with professors who are young, nonwhite and female — some of whom have responded by becoming vocal defenders of old-fashioned propriety.
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Waiting to act on H.R. 5094, against the sunset of U.S. resolve in Europe, would be remembered not as prudence or propriety, but as one of the Senate's more reckless choices.
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When members of both parties questioned the propriety of the statement, Trump injected a measure of moral concern and said he hoped Xi would "do the right thing" on Hong Kong.
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I grew up in a huge state with an "X" in its middle, marking the place where the mouthy and the well-armed crisscross the boundaries of propriety like cattle rustlers.
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The last time the N.E.A. was this under fire was during the 1990s, when funding was challenged for artists and institutions that refused to conform to a narrow definition of propriety.
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Almost as an afterthought, they also questioned the propriety of the appointment of the administrative judges, which had not been raised before the expansion brought on by the Dodd-Frank Act.
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Maisel gives its heroine room to abandon her sense of propriety and indulge the white-hot resentment lurking underneath, it can feel like an electric shock to the tightly girdled system.
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"The special master's rough review failed to determine the propriety of the hours billed and is insufficient to uncover the extent of the duplication and inefficiencies that this court sought," CEI contended.
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The ubiquity of athleisure—the high fashion sweatshirt, the crisply tailored track pant, the must-have sneaker—has created a kind of new mass uniform that privileges well-groomed comfort over propriety.
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In letting go of Aslan and Griffin, CNN seemed to making a statement about the propriety it expects from all of its contributors, whether or not they are part of the newsroom.
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"Were there any doubts about the accuracy, the wisdom, the propriety of President Trump recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, I certainly think this lays all doubts to rest," Friedman said.
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Alternately, grad students are expected to bear such abuses and maintain professional propriety lest their careers be forever sidetracked by a bad relationship with their advisor, who may double as their dementor.
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Denying the humanity of any group of people is an incredibly dangerous act for any government, not because it will hurt their feelings or because it transgresses our personal sense of propriety.
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In that days-long gap came suggestions, even from the mostly dormant Twitter account of the Office of Government Ethics, the propriety of which sparked a round of debate of its own.
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Prominent figures like David Geffen—who donated $100 million to Lincoln Center to re-christen Avery Hall after himself—and Sandy Weill have stoked furious debates about the propriety of large gifts.
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Queenie's husband Bernard (Andrew Rothney) is, at the beginning, a cliché of English propriety, but he develops into a profoundly complex and flawed character, capable both of deep love and vile racism.
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"Olive Kitteridge," her Pulitzer Prize-winning collection of linked stories, gives life to a woman both fierce and thwarted, hampered in her passions at once by rage and a sense of propriety.
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The film preserves some of the moral comeuppance Susan faced in the novella, while simultaneously delighting in the novella's secret sense of glee at how she blows apart the rules of propriety.
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In addition to keeping your money and cards organized, the envelope wallet will keep your personal information secure with propriety blocking material to shield the RFID chips on your cards and IDs.
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The former FBI chief weaved a devastating picture of a President who is not to be trusted and is straining against the constraints of propriety and the Constitution that define his office.
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Reasonable minds can differ on the propriety of Gianforte's sentence (though one can't help but wonder what would have happened were the roles reversed, or were the defendant a person of color).
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These pieces are the opposite of coy — each figure's transgression lies both in subverting the expectations of propriety or cutesy kitsch associated with the artist's material and in suggesting a blatant sexuality.
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A great deal of "Batman" revolves around the moral propriety of a great, big public statue of Superman that wouldn't be out of place on the cover of an Ayn Rand novel.
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Those lucky enough to have a ticket on Saturday will realize pols do see some of the foolishness politics demands: the inflated claims, the pain of disappointment and the fiction of propriety.
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The anthem demonstrations have drawn repeated condemnation from President Trump, led team owners to consider measures to restrict them, and fueled a national conversation on the propriety of protesting during the song.
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When he was asked the next day about the propriety of saying that in the context of Mr. Khashoggi's disappearance, Mr. Trump replied, "That was a different league and a different world."
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And it would show how he rarely respects, or even recognizes, the potential conflicts of interest or simple propriety inherent in his use of his podium to market his hotels and resorts.
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But these two profoundly afflicted and original women never ventured past the white-gloved propriety of their sustaining myths; it was four years before they were on a mutual first-name basis.
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During the George W. Bush administration, we questioned the propriety of his father, President George H.W. Bush, working for Carlyle Group, an investment company that was, in effect, a major defense contractor.
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The emerging legal actions are an aggressive effort by Democratic officials in the states to undercut Mr. Trump's executive order, amid a chaotic debate in Congress over the propriety of the policy.
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But for a cultural conservatism united only by a shared outsider sensibility, neither consistency nor propriety are consensus virtues any longer — and indecency in the service of attacking liberalism is no vice.
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The fund, the five-year-old VC arm of Swedish private equity giant EQT, famously uses its "Motherbrain" propriety AI to discover companies that might have slipped the net of traditional venture investing.
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Meadows's feelings, in other words, became the focus — not the propriety of what he had done in citing Patton, and not anything that Michael Cohen, the sole witness of the hearing, actually said.
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In her role as Celeste's mother-in law, Mary Louise she doesn't believe the consensus that her son Perry died accidentally, so her loaded queries toe the line of propriety throughout the premiere.
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Those concerns persist as the Fed has begun collecting and analyzing data which showed the impact of the growth of propriety trading firms and high-frequency trading in the $15 trillion Treasury market.
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With Gadappa indifferent to the world of social propriety, it falls to Thamman to bring together the inevitable thithi: an extravagant mourning ritual required 11 days after the death of any Gowda man.
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Z. was at the other, I saw with relief, I wasn't too late, and I stepped up beside him, breaking that distributive propriety of men's bathrooms, a guard against unchecked glances, against desire.
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Those who find Comey a flawed messenger with a healthy sense of ego and a holier-than-thou belief in his own propriety may also find ammunition for their views in the book.
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There was George Kent in his three-piece suit and colorful bow tie and Alexander Vindman in his full military uniform—the former exuding a genteel propriety, the latter a strict, unyielding rectitude.
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In contrast, Michael Siberry, who plays her white-shoed love interest, is a blustery, sputtering figure, a persona that feels out of sync with the old-order propriety he is meant to embody.
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The injection of alcohol transports the podcast to a kind of alternate-reality space where the rules of feminine propriety are suspended — and where murder is something to laugh off, not seriously fear.
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As a matter of propriety, military commanders — including the commander in chief — are supposed to refrain from influencing pending matters of military justice, since their subordinates are expected to act without bias. Col.
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"These emails further expose the serious concerns raised by Trump administration officials about the propriety and legality of the president's decision to cut off aid to Ukraine to benefit himself," Schumer said Thursday.
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A federal district court in 2015 upheld 12 districts, but the justices directed a three-judge panel of the lower court to take a fresh look at the propriety of 11 of those.
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A federal district court enjoined that rule in 85033, prior to the Trump administration, which was granted a stay in the case as it reconsiders the procedural propriety of the initial HHS rulemaking.
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Robert Menendez, the committee's ranking Democrat, on impeachment-related topics, including the propriety of what Trump is accused of doing: pressuring Ukraine's government to investigate a political rival, former vice president Joe Biden.
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It was Pruitt's undisguised tribalism that seems to shock even previous GOP EPA administrators — the unwillingness or inability to even go through the motions of propriety, much less broad consultation and transparent policymaking.
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For Justice Kagan and five of her colleagues, "scandalous" is just as problematic as "immoral": it applies when a message is "shocking to the sense of truth, decency or propriety" or "offensive", she wrote.
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Flynn appeared to be receiving such payments without following proper reporting protocols is downright bizarre, given the fact that he had previously requested a Defense Department ethics opinion about the propriety of accepting payments.
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Whatever one thinks about the propriety of Trump's quid pro quo, they will say, his actions were neither criminal nor impeachable and should be subject to the appraisal of voters in next year's election.
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The problem for Trump is that it would be proper for a court to limit the time and scope of the testimony, but some courts might question the propriety of ordering the other conditions.
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The filing released Thursday was an order to send the Sinclair-Tribune deal before an administrative law judge to determine the propriety of the transactions -- a process that many believe could doom the merger.
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Any deviation from the expectation of ladylike propriety is a judgement on a female politician's ability to do her job: There are bags under her eyes—maybe she can't handle the stress of campaigning?
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The blinding of Gloucester in that later play is a mere snip — you'll forgive the image — compared with the atrocities in this one, where you feel the fledgling playwright pushing the boundaries of propriety.
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In a statement on Sunday, QFC said the new bar was "because FAB continues to fail to satisfy the Regulatory Authority of its fitness and propriety in respect of its conduct in the QFC".
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Despite his interest, he said, he always intended to consult with his lawyers about the propriety of using any information that Ms. Veselnitskaya, who has links to the Kremlin, gave him at the meeting.
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They were restaurant workers, a band of misfits united by the construction of our outer layer: a brick wall of alcohol, cigarettes, and drugs, sprinkled with casual sex and a complete disregard for propriety.
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San Faustin, which had consolidated revenues of $90 billion in the period 2009-2012, said it was confident the court would show both the group and its board members had acted with "absolute propriety".
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Silva had to know that Bisping wasn't going to ignore Silva's failed drug tests like some other fighters he could have fought would have, either out of decency or propriety or indifference or promotional incapacity.
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Previously, Dex was designed to enable phones like the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy Note 9.73 to perform traditional laptop duties by letting you hook up a mouse, keyboard, and monitor with a propriety external dock.
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The acrimonious exchange is the latest turn in the up-and-down relationship between the two men, who share a party but are miles apart on questions of style, propriety, and adherence to institutional norms.
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A key player in the death agony of Rome's traditional republican system of government, he was lauded by his admirers as a defender of constitutional propriety and dismissed by his foes as a vacillating opportunist.
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Both Democrats and Republican senators will surely be very curious about this, since, it has major import for the propriety of two phone calls in which Trump called Comey and vented about the Russia investigation.
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Giuliani made no comment in this interview regarding the propriety of Sessions' failure to mention to the President (before his appointment) that he planned (before his appointment) to recuse himself, which is Trump's real beef.
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When George Washington faced the first formal congressional inquiry in 2023 — over the propriety of a military action — he met with his cabinet, determined Congress had the right of inquiry, and released the desired documents.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump sought to distance himself from the Justice Department official he just named as acting attorney general in the face of mounting criticism about the legality and propriety of his appointment.
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It also renewed debate over the President's inner thoughts about race and his apparent obliviousness to the standards of decorum and propriety expected of a head of state as he stands in the Oval Office.
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One Confucian text, the Classic of Filial Piety, makes it crystal clear that delivering the "utmost pleasure" unto one's parents is something that you just do, lest you be a rebel against virtue and propriety.
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In an extraordinary shift in public sentiment, the American secret services, battered by a president who veers between praise and vitriol for the agencies, have now emerged as defenders of constitutional propriety, and thus democracy.
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Despite his interest, he said, he always intended to consult with his own lawyers about the propriety of using any information that Ms. Veselnitskaya, who has ties to the Kremlin, gave him at the meeting.
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In normal times, it would be a concern that the President is conducting himself in a manner so at odds with the decorum and propriety associated for over two centuries with the office he holds.
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However, it's also possible (particularly given Trump's litigation history in the private sector before taking office) that Trump would bluster forward anyway, ordering Mueller's firing and daring anyone to litigate its propriety after the fact.
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While opinions have been sharply divided as to the propriety of Kaepernick's actions, he has helped to spark a discussion on racial issues as they relate to policing, which often become life-and-death matters.
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In fact, if there is a defining feature of Trump as "president," it is that he is in all ways the anti-Obama — not only on policy but also on matters of propriety and polish.
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The United States Trustee, a branch of the Justice Department that oversees the administration of a bankruptcy, and the opposing states challenged the propriety of those bonuses, and this week, Purdue offered to delay them.
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Not many people could stare a sitting President in the face -- one with the power to fire you -- and warn him not to cross a line of propriety by trying to influence a criminal investigation.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's largest technology group EOH Holdings said on Thursday it plans to take over computer services firm Aptronics Propriety for 194 million rand ($13 million) in a bid to expand its services.
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That explanation was met with dismay by Democrats, who questioned the propriety of asking White House staff whether it would be appropriate to give Congress a complaint about the leader of the White House: Trump.
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WASHINGTON — She is a female trailblazer in a Senate where women remain a minority, a formal and wealthy institutionalist from one of the nation's most liberal states whose partisanship is at times eclipsed by propriety.
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The issue of the propriety of the appointments has come to the surface only recently because of a change brought in by the Dodd-Frank Act in 2010 that significantly expanded the S.E.C.'s authority.
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His limbs seem to flutter without regard to propriety or one another; his voice leaps from dudgeon to delight in huge swoops of emotion; his wit lashes out in pyrotechnical displays of snap and swish.
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It's there, while horrifying her mother's sense of propriety by nosing around Natalie's bedroom — and making an ethical transgression that may come back to haunt her later — that Camille recognizes a familiar figure in Natalie.
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Whatever fine print of the ACA found its way to the Supreme Court, the real fight concerned the propriety of an expansive federal government that seeks to regulate and humanize a national health care market.
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And in spite of the fact that the country is having public discussions about the propriety of using the fucking air force to airdrop food to people, no one in power wants to stop this process!
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It is customary to preface plot details with a spoiler alert, but Chaguan (October 13th), unlike the Qing court, showed scant regard for propriety by leaking the ending of the TV drama that had me hooked.
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In the same Guardian oral history, Malek writes that when the Transformers were first being written, writers would pitch "inappropriate" storylines, like "the Transformers meeting space prostitutes," a plot that has problems beyond that of propriety.
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The people who populate these paintings reject propriety: masturbating, defecating, engaging in bestiality, almost always with eyes fixed on us; Rama's solo debut in 1945 was deemed obscene by authorities and shut down before it opened.
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In the panel's second report and in an accompanying news conference last Sunday, the experts questioned the propriety of a visit by investigators to the riverbank in October 2014, saying they apparently violated international investigative protocols.
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Mr. Trump comes to Washington from another world, as far from politics and the Beltway as possible; he was revealed as uninformed about the propriety of Oval Office relations with the Justice Department and the FBI.
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For example, Well Fargo employees recently sued the bank because they claim that its propriety target-date funds in the retirement plan performed poorly and cost 2.5 times more than similar funds from Fidelity and Vanguard.
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Using a "propriety algorithmic perception tool" — obscured, like many of Price's methods, beneath layers of tech-speak — the site aggregates photos of international art investors, all gazing at the camera with a transparent lack of affect.
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Rather than the presidency imposing some sense of propriety on Trump, he has used the power of the position to project a sort of hypnotic disregard and amnesiac self-delusion upon the people who follow him.
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In a televised news conference on Wednesday, Mr. Barak challenged Mr. Netanyahu's propriety to continue in office, accusing him of having precipitated the last election for the purpose of trying to disrupt legal proceedings against him.
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Mr. Collins's case raised questions about the propriety of his being the largest shareholder of a drug company and a member of its board while sitting on a House committee with jurisdiction over health care companies.
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The discussions between Justice Department officials and White House lawyers have also added to questions about the propriety of the decisions by Attorney General William P. Barr since he received Mr. Mueller's findings late last month.
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Staff attorneys dominated the first half of the hearing, as two Democratic counsels — Barry Berke and Goldman — and Castor dueled over the parties' conflicting narratives about the propriety of Trump's handling of foreign policy in Ukraine.
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As we push to extremes — right-wing to alt-right, isolationism to imperialism— there's a shallow comfort to be found in dressing with the propriety and dignity that appears to be lacking elsewhere in the world.
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Disclosing this video footage from exterior cameras (not the interior where the shooting occurred), lies at the core of understanding exactly how events unfolded and will provide critical insight into the propriety of the government's response.
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This year, Karen Shepherd, the federal lobbying commissioner, said she was investigating the propriety of Mr. Sherman's hosting of a Liberal Party fund-raiser in 2015 that featured Mr. Trudeau, who was not yet prime minister.
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"Indeed, that the propriety of Community's inpatient admissions was beyond the ken of most investors is arguably the reason why Community's later attempts (allegedly) to lull them were to some extent successful," the 6th Circuit opinion said.
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It's not my moment, but looking at them I can tell how in the urban areas of the United States we used to deal with public physical intimacy — an indication of how we generally thought about propriety.
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But at times it has seemed to have acquired power of its own—in the 1980s, for example, when its head, or speaker, was Peng Zhen, a fierce party elder with an unusual fetish for constitutional propriety.
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"We are…super focused on Africa right now, building out propriety platforms powered by data and artificial intelligence to help Telco's, SMEs, FMCGs and financial institutions …increase their customer base and drive more transaction volumes," he said.
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It signals a retreat to the safety and unfailing propriety of matched suit, knee-high equestrian boots or some tweedy variation on an old-school uniform — an emphatically grown-up look that resonates with many women now.
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Is Divine an object of resentment or another object of the gaze, but one who refused to be caged in by cliches of beauty and propriety — one who offered an alternative freedom to women and men alike?
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According to Dean Saxton, an anti-gay preacher with the protesters working as a videographer, the smaller number was not because of any sense of propriety, but rather because that weekend was a busy one for homophobes.
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ALBANY — As the latest ethical scandal swirled around the State Capitol, New York lawmakers on Monday faced a barrage of questions about the propriety, and even legality, of a raft of questionable stipends given to seven senators.
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But it also speaks to the great switcheroo in American politics, which is that it is now the Democratic Party that cares about issues of moral character and sexual propriety, and the Republican Party that, well, doesn't.
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Foreign policy is, in the end, not a matter of instilling fear or acting passively; in every case, it is a matter of weighing the propriety of diplomacy, sanctions and other peaceful measures against employing military troops.
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The challenge for the government was that Mr. Davis was hardly a model of propriety, admitting that he lied repeatedly to investigators, stole $100,000 from a battered women's charity and used an escort service on multiple occasions.
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One option is to give it a go and pursue indictments while Mr Trump is in office, letting the DoJ decide on their propriety and whether potential trials would have to wait for the president to leave office.
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Sparks fly from the start between Jamie and Laura, too — especially since Henry seems inattentive and overbearing, even if he isn't violent or mean in the way his father is — but propriety and position put barriers between them.
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The U.S. Supreme Court should "resolve the significant conflict between the circuits regarding the propriety of TASER [Conducted Electrical Weapon] use in response to a subject's active yet non-violent resistance to a lawful seizure," Taser's filing read.
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Under the circumstances, it's important to lay down a marker now and force Republicans to take an immediate position on the propriety of firing Mueller, so they can't hide behind technicalities if Trump springs another surprise on us.
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For his actions and statements in that dispute, the Alabama Court of the Judiciary found Moore guilty of six charges covering failure to uphold the independence and integrity of the judiciary and other breaches of impartiality and propriety.
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He attacked a white cartoonist for lampooning him; prior to his election, it might have been enjoyable to see him thumbing his nose at a white journalist's notions of propriety, but once he held office it provoked outrage.
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Those who judge enjoy their amused ridicule, self-assurance on matters of taste and propriety, their performing of themselves as they know themselves to be ... The vulgar pretending to be someone else, their judges pretending to be themselves.
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Her latest project, Amethyst Stoner, has no use for propriety or anyone's conventions, winding its way through futuristic space trips and even a bit of go-go, proving Kelow is easily one of the area's more dynamic artists.
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Democrats and Republicans are expected to spend roughly six hours on the House floor debating the propriety of Trump's contacts with Ukraine, before the final votes on the articles of impeachment are taken up by the lower chamber.
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They embrace Trump as someone who raises a middle finger to propriety, to elites and to the establishment, because they somehow don't see him as part of that crowd and because they deem that gesture necessary and courageous.
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In the impeachment trial, senators will vote on whether to ratify the propriety of Mr. Trump's behavior — and Republican senators will no doubt seek refuge in the narrowness of the articles and the constitutional technicalities of executive power.
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That vindicates what has always been the real charge: not that the Russians swayed the election, a claim that is impossible to verify, but that Mr Trump's team overstepped the bounds of propriety, and maybe the law (see article).
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The threats government surveillance pose to First Amendment freedom of speech rights should overshadow any discussion on the propriety of the surveillance state, just as they did before the proliferation of modern technologies, such as the computer and smartphone.
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And the truth is that once you have had your children straighten you in your wheelchair or drive it down the street when your hand gives out, your whole perception of propriety and family roles tends to get upended.
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The party as a whole — or at least the vast majority of it — has turned its back on much of what it once held dear, and heretofore adhered to: a common sense of morality, ethics and norms or propriety.
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The collaboration, described by Britain's Department of Health and Social Care as a world first, has prompted immediate questions about medical privacy, and about the propriety of a state-run service forming a partnership with an overseas technology corporation.
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As early as 1838, local politicians had "repelled public inquiry into their actions, browbeat the taxpayers when they complained, and broke down that high sense of propriety in public office and trusts," the historian Henry Stiles wrote in 1868.
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The series fetishizes traditional masculine notions of British class and propriety (to the degree that American masculinity is presented in Golden Circle mostly as a boorish joke), but it also knows it shouldn't, but it also really wants to.
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The words from the Trump transition team is that the president "can't have" a conflict of interest as a matter of law, and that Trump is taking extreme measures that he isn't obligated to take out of a sense of propriety.
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Even as he struck a note of confidence, Pence also tacitly acknowledged that the report's release would do little to put to rest the serious questions raised about the propriety of the president's actions during his first two years in office.
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The archetype of the gruff patriarch is familiar, but is admirably fleshed out in Mr John's portrayal of a loving but wrong-headed man, tragically incapable of reconciling his son's sexuality with his own archaic notions of piety and propriety.
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There are few people alive -- William Webster is another (as FBI director he served under presidents of both parties) -- in a position to comment with bipartisan credibility on the propriety of that now-controversial decision by James Comey's FBI. 2158.
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The SMR includes a so-called certification regime, where banks certify each year as to the "fitness and propriety" of staff who are not senior managers but who are "material risk-takers", or employees whose decisions could harm the company.
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In the cases of both Ashley and Adora, their masks of propriety hide a pathological obsession with how the town perceives them, with the underlying threat that anything that damages their reputation is subject to hasty and potentially violent cauterization.
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Democrats have called for Pai's recusal from the Sinclair proceeding after it was revealed earlier this year that the FCC inspector general had opened an investigation into the propriety of his deregulation spree and whether it was designed to benefit Sinclair.
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The Republican transformation into the party of Donald Trump and Jim Jordan is a bet to the contrary—that what people really want is to tear down elite propriety and its accoutrements, the measured mid-Atlantic accent and the worsted vest.
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Alias Grace functions as an eerie companion piece to that film, telling the story of another maybe-murderer whose darkness ripples underneath a society that nods toward propriety without ever acknowledging its own complicity in crimes committed by the disadvantaged.
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It's synonymous with a certain code of propriety, an idea of how to behave, and that code animates both the comedy and tragedy of Fargo (which is, of course, based on a film made by the Coen brothers, both of Minnesota).
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We can fuss over the language any of these women have used, and whether some remarks crossed lines of propriety, but to have them as the only arena of discussion about why conservatives are so offended is to be intentionally blind.
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One concerns the question of whether she gave favorable access to donors to the Clinton Foundation, and the other concerns the propriety of her decision to use a private email server to conduct business while serving as secretary of state.
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Yet what keeps Kingsman's wilder impulses in check, and what makes it such an enjoyably electric experience, is the way it offsets its vulgarity with a distinctly British appeal to manners, competence, selflessness, tact, and propriety — when it's called for.
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This moment peaked about a decade ago just when Barack Obama, an exemplar of propriety, kicked off his presidential candidacy and Bill Cosby was wrapping up a national "call out" tour, dispensing the gospel of tough love in black communities.
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Chuck Todd spent the majority of his interview with Senator Ron Johnson on Meet the Press this past Sunday trying to get straight answers on the propriety of Trump's Ukraine call as Johnson dodged with conspiratorial statements about the Mueller investigation.
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The appellate brief also challenged the propriety of the trial judge's decision to allow the jury to see incriminating admissions by Cosby from a sworn statement he had once given in a separate civil case brought against him by Constand.
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The letter was the latest salvo in a fight between the political parties as Republicans have criticized the propriety of the FBI's probe of ties between Moscow and Trump aides and whether they coordinated during the 2016 U.S. election campaign.
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"If Ambassador Bolton, Dr. Hill, or others harbored any misgivings about the propriety of what we were doing, they never shared those misgivings with me, then or later," Sondland testified, according to a copy of his own opening statement to his Oct.
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Discarding the typical rules of propriety has trickled down to the cabinet, whose members have been spending lavishly on private travel, office furniture, tennis tickets, and other forms of government spending more often associated with senior officials in Azerbaijan than the United States.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A court case that has pitted Swiss bank secrecy against German fiscal propriety looked close to being settled on Thursday with a suspended jail sentence and modest fine for a 54-year-old former Swiss policeman and UBS anti-fraud officer.
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" The account stands in contrast to Sondland's testimony about the meeting wherein he stated "if Ambassador Bolton, Dr. Hill, or others harbored any misgivings about the propriety of what we were doing, they never shared those misgivings with me, then or later.
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If there's one thing the characters in this show are supposed to have deeply ingrained in their psyches by this point, it's the idea that you must do anything you can to secure power, even if it stretches the rules of propriety.
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An Amazon spokesperson tells CNBC Make It platforms like Fakespot cannot concretely determine the authenticity of a review "as they do not have access to Amazon's propriety data" and calls such companies "inaccurate" and biased toward distrust of Amazon and other stores.
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Of course hate mailers can't be relied on for propriety, but many of them choose to forgo salutations, as if to declare that you aren't worthy of one, even though you were somehow worthy of being written to in the first place.
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"Lisa Page is not an FBI employee, but the FBI was here providing counsel and giving her direction as to which questions to answer or not answer and there is a question as to the propriety of that before the House," said Rep.
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But this week Mr. Trudeau was drawn into a growing debate about the propriety of a current Liberal fund-raising program in which small numbers of donors pay as little as 500 Canadian dollars to attend small gatherings that include cabinet ministers.
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This is to say that, even on the day every year set aside for celebration, the NFL draped its employees in the markings of propriety and practicality, and they went out and had the type of timid fun one has at office parties.
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Discussions of breast-feeding tend to focus on its health benefits to young children, the propriety of breast-feeding a child beyond infancy, and the politics of being a nursing mother — including the ability to nurse in public and pump in the workplace.
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Sen. Kelly Loeffler and her husband's firm, which owns the New York Stock Exchange, defended on Friday the propriety of the couple's sales of up to $21.7 million worth of stocks after she was privately briefed by federal officials about the coronavirus outbreak.
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It was not just about the way people look, although that was part of it, but about the peculiar mixture of desire and propriety, abandon and decorum, or what the writer Arthur Koestler once described in a book about Japan as stoic hedonism.
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Senator John McCain, another stalwart of a past Republican generation, made a point of excluding Mr. Trump from his funeral in September, but the elder Mr. Bush was known for New England propriety and evidently did not want to break with tradition.
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Her mothers deal harshly, often violently, with rebellious offspring as they mold them to social norms, both in the United States and in a Nigeria that is worldly and wealthy and tough, haunted by the Biafran war, with oppressive principles of propriety.
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The impeachment debate, which followed similar curvatures of previous dueling Democratic and GOP claims about the propriety of Trump's contacts with Ukraine, provided a new cast of Democratic and Republican lawmakers the opportunity to amplify their views before the rolling television cameras.
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Yet even in Silicon Valley, where propriety can take a back seat to profits, the claims about Uber's corporate culture have been startling, including widespread sexual harassment and the mishandling of the medical records of a woman raped by an Uber driver.
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Once federal troops had pulled out of the South and national Republicans had given up the project of robustly enforced racial equality in the former Confederacy, the GOP split into two factions, divided entirely on their views about the propriety of patronage.
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Appearing sexy for male aesthetic enjoyment is okay, sort of, just so long as you don't get too bossy about the feminism stuff or cross some ever-shifting boundary of female propriety that seems to change along the lines of class, race, age and circumstance.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Libstar Holdings Propriety Ltd, a South African consumer goods company, plans to raise 1.5 billion rand ($124 million) to repay a portion of its debt and expand its capacity by selling shares on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, the firm said on Monday.
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Although there was bipartisan support for the OCE independent oversight ethics committee initially, over time Republicans and some Democrats grew frustrated with the "perceived" propriety of the OCE, accusing it of being ridden with malicious and false ligation that financially burdened "good" representatives. Rep.
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Even then, the comedians who performed -- including a number from Comedy Central, but also NBC's Seth Meyers -- frequently found the propriety of their routines questioned, such as Larry Wilmore using a variation on the N-word to close his coolly received set in 2016.
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"Confederate" arrives at a time when many minority groups feel their civil rights are under siege, and when issues surrounding the Civil War and its legacy — the propriety of displaying Confederate flags; the relocations and razings of Confederate monuments — continue to confront Americans almost daily.
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"The unusual circumstances surrounding the administration's payment of $400 million to the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran have raised serious concerns not only about the propriety of the transaction, but about its legality as well," Cruz and Lee wrote in their letter.
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Indeed, even among the finery and propriety of 19th-century English society, de Wilde's Emma illuminates many universally human experiences in a way that's deeply it me, even if instead of a corset, you're just rocking an especially tight pair of high-waisted jeans.
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Impropriety allegations: Mr. Johnson maintained that he had acted with propriety toward an American businesswoman who received tens of thousands of pounds of government money when Mr. Johnson was mayor of London, and she told friends that she was in a sexual relationship with him.
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Scarlett O'Hara's glossy red pout, accessorized with actress Vivien Leigh's trademark scowl and a shockingly low-cut crimson velvet dress, makes its memorable appearance toward the end of the movie, signifying her total disregard for the conventions of Southern propriety that ruled her childhood.
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May, 60, revealed in the article about being the only child of a clergyman, or her sleepless nights over Britain's decision to leave the European Union, self-appointed arbiters of taste and propriety began wagging fingers about the no-nonsense prime minister's expensive attire.
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Scott Brown, the United States' ambassador to New Zealand, said guests at a Peace Corps event in Samoa were "beautiful" and told a woman server she could make hundreds of dollars in hospitality in the US — prompting a State Department inquiry into his propriety at official events.
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When DAPA (Deferred Action for Parents of Americans) was still a work in progress (months before it was officially unveiled, along with detailed legal justification) prominent conservatives upbraided Obama as a modern Caesar, and inveighed against the propriety of deferring deportation for certain immigrants with hysterical certainty.
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Barclays said the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) were "not alleging that he (Staley) acted with a lack of integrity or that he lacks fitness and propriety to continue to perform his role as Group Chief Executive Officer".
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The Internet allowed any number of niche content services to juke around the gatekeepers of propriety and give folks like Jones and, arguably, TechCrunch founder Mike Arrington, Gawker founder Nick Denton, and countless members of the "Internet-famous club," deep influence over the last decades media landscape.
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Not unreasonably, they questioned the propriety of welcoming delegates such as Kim Yo Jong, the younger sister of Kim Jong Un, and Kim Yong Nam, the North's ceremonial head of state, especially after Mr Moon announced that he would have breakfast with the pair on February 280th.
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In a post-MeToo world, fashion brands that relied most on the economy of the male gaze had to tone it down for propriety — and the designers who genuinely speak to women's desires saw our fury and determination to frog-march the world into working for us.
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"After carefully considering all the evidence we have concluded that our powers to discipline for misconduct do not apply and that an action in relation to senior management for lack of fitness and propriety would not have reasonable prospects of success," Bailey said in a statement.
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The legislation recognizes the propriety of communications about policy, legislation, appointments, personnel, and other non-legal matters, and it respects executive privilege by not requiring disclosure of proper top-level contacts between the White House and the Department of Justice, except to DOJ's own oversight agencies.
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But none reached the underlying constitutional issue of the propriety of the appointment of the in-house judges, simply postponing that issue for a later challenge if the S.E.C. rules against a defendant who can then take the case back to the appeals court for further review.
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A spokeswoman for the museum, Anne Canty, said officials there understood that there might be debate over the statue but that they felt it is best channeled through a commission recently set up by Mayor Bill de Blasio to review the propriety of various city monuments.
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It includes Kayla Hamilton's "Nearly Sighted/Unearthing the Dark," a sensorial exploration of what it means to see and be seen, and Alice Sheppard's "Where Good Souls Fear," in which she explores the minimal and maximal effects of movement while challenging what propriety means for black women.
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According to Bloomberg News, the internal report notes that, in early 2014, a series of inquiries about the propriety of mirror trades had been logged by multiple parties, including Hellenic Bank, in Cyprus, the Russian Central Bank, and back-office staff members at Deutsche Bank itself.
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Edward Jay Epstein's upcoming book, "How America Lost Its Secrets: Edward Snowden, the Man and the Theft," presents the hard-line intelligence community's case against Snowden, and what is remarkable about it is how little time Epstein spends on the propriety of the N.S.A.'s domestic surveillance.
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Mr. Baldwin's conviction was affirmed because he did not challenge the propriety of the regulations, so Judge Gorsuch's discussion is more speculation about the scope of the law than actually confronting the question of how much courts should rely on administrative agencies for creating the criminal law.
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Johnson's defenders, like Senator Willard Saulsbury of Delaware, the one man who could drink him under the table, and Senator Garrett Davis of Kentucky, were as oblivious to facts, reason and propriety as their modern counterparts, Senator Lindsey Graham and Representatives Devin Nunes and Jim Jordan.
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In an alternately lugubrious, self-pitying and sarcastic open letter, Meyer accused the city of "attempting to rid the Bauhaus, so heavily infected by me, of the spirit of Marxism": Morality, propriety, manners, and order are now to return once more hand in hand with the Muses.
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He is a difficult artist to handle and hold because while he feels the weight of race and racialized taxonomies — and conveys their heft to the viewer — he is also happy to shape that weight into a rock and hurl it through the nearest window pane of courteous propriety.
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If you&aposre President Trump and his advisors, what do you do in terms -- if you want to have to maintain the propriety and sanctity of an investigation, while at the same time giving a bit of a statement to say, listen, this is what&aposs going on.
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I'd say that it's because the gallery itself provides the atmosphere of asceticism that affords permission and containment for the visual prodigality of the art — the gallery puts the art in quotes, as it were, and it's those quotation marks that assure the art's aesthetic propriety despite all appearances.
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Carisa Miklusak, the CEO of tilr, a company that matches workers to jobs using a propriety algorithm, says almost all large and medium-sized organizations across industries use some kind of ATS — so it's possible the next pair of eyes on your résumé will be a little ... mechanical.
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As the women in our video above testify (I'm the one at the beginning who exclaims that "judgment around women and drinking is so intense"), it's tangled up not only in ideas about health, but also about propriety, morality, and safety, especially when women are the ones consuming it.
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"If scientists exercise 'professional propriety' about environmental problems by remaining silent about them because they lack conclusive evidence, their silence will often be misconstrued by political leaders: absence of evidence about a problem can be taken to mean evidence of absence of a problem," Dr. Myers wrote in 1992.
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Depositions taken as part of the inspector general's investigation — as well as portions of the lawsuits filed by the Abdusalamov family's lawyer against the athletic commission, its doctors and other officials — have portrayed the commission as a troubled agency fraught with mismanagement, internal squabbling and blurred lines of propriety.
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"The movie is like the play date from hell, the kind where a crew of children reduce your home to rubble and conduct endless bouts of loud war on the living-room floor while you ponder the propriety of opening a bottle of wine," TIME writer Mary Pols wrote.
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" The queen, who was pregnant or nursing for 16 years of her adult life, called pregnancy the "Schattenseite," or shadow side, of marriage, and told her daughter that childbirth was "a complete violence to all one's feelings of propriety (which God knows receive a shock enough in marriage alone).
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Mr. Collins's case has also raised ethical questions about the propriety of a member of Congress, sitting on the House committee with jurisdiction over health care companies, being not only the largest shareholder of an Australian drug maker, but also a member of its board, good-government advocates said.
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"I'm all for digitization, but the way it has been handled here raises serious questions of propriety," said Lior Yavne of the Akevot Institute for Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Research, which, backed by the Association for Civil Rights in Israel, has demanded reassurances that the reading room will stay open.
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When intelligence agency veterans — including James Comey, the former director of national intelligence James Clapper and the former C.I.A. director John Brennan — speak out with alarm about Trump, the media debates their propriety, while Republicans frame their contempt for the president as evidence of a deep-state conspiracy.
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He insisted that all agents have some background in law or accounting; that they wear dark suits and ties; that they abstain from alcohol and be models of personal propriety; and that they use new, scientific methods of sleuthing, including fingerprint identification, ballistics, handwriting analysis and phone-tapping.
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Max Mara leaned into a sense of propriety with skirt suits in check with a floor-length skirt or a tuxedo version with a knee-length pleat, while Louis Vuitton invoked the archetype of the Chanel tweed-wearing bourgeois French woman with an updated version layered over a slinky tank.
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There's no question as to Dotcom's proclivity for skirting the edge of ethical and legal propriety, but after exhaustively humanizing him, Caught in the Web makes a convincing case that this ready-made villain was egregiously targeted by an alliance of Hollywood studios and the government of two separate sovereign nations.
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Pop art was at its most effective and subversive when its sassy attitude and frolicking rejection of propriety infiltrated not just the art world but the outer boroughs, reaching into pockets of isolation to touch the farm kid in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, the garage musician in Cleveland, and the housewife in Duluth.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 9 (Reuters) - A German court handed a Swiss man accused of spying on a German tax authority a suspended prison term of a year and 10 months and a fine of 40,000 euros ($46,392) on Thursday, ending a case that pitted Swiss bank secrecy against German fiscal propriety.
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"I advised him of the phone call from the President, and we discussed the propriety of speaking with the President in light of all the circumstances, including appearances issues," he said, describing his conversation with Hunt, in an email to chief counsel Joan Loughnane and Deputy U.S. Attorney Joon Kim.
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Donald Trump is a libertine who has described his sexual promiscuity as his "personal Vietnam" and boasted that the privileges of celebrity allowed him to grab women by their genitals, while Mike Pence is a committed evangelical who, like others of his faith, abides by strict rules of sexual propriety.
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But Rice's suggestion that she unmasked the names of US individuals -- who turned out to be Trump associates -- over concerns about the propriety of the crown prince's visit to the United States could help her fend off attacks that she was out of line in the actions she took. Rep.
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The filmmakers' decision to portray Cheney as a one-dimensional character devoid of values, however, obscures the complexities of a wide range of issues -- such as the limits of executive authority, the propriety of military intervention, the role of the United States in the world and the ethics of power.
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Underlying Israel's and Germany's propriety claims — their rival attempts to recruit Kafka as a tutelary heir and, in the case of past-haunted Germany, as a propitiating presence — is a question about the fundamental status of his genius: Was Kafka a quintessentially Jewish writer, who "belongs in the Jewish state"?
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" The need for overhauling the Chicago force was documented last January in a scathing report after a yearlong study by Justice investigators that detailed cases of abuse in "a culture in which officers expect to use force and not be questioned about the need for or propriety of that use.
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And to be sure, though the 1967 South Vietnamese presidential election was conducted with more propriety than Saigon's previous debacles, which were typically won with 98 percent of the vote, or than the North's one-party, pro forma affairs, it was an event likewise riddled with vote-rigging and intimidation.
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One way to look at the transfiguration of women's tied-on, capacious pockets of the mid-eighteenth century into the early nineteenth century's tiny, hand-held reticule is to consider that this transformation occurred as the French Revolution, a time that violently challenged established notions of property, privacy, and propriety.
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Barclays said that Britain's financial-conduct regulators had finished their investigation into Jes Staley, the bank's chief executive, over his attempt to uncover the identity of a whistleblower, and that they have proposed he pay a financial penalty, but "are not alleging…that he lacks fitness and propriety" to continue in his job.
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The votes, staged in the august, wood-walled Ways and Means Committee room just steps from the Capitol, was a sharp departure from the proceedings in the same cavernous space just a day before, when the sides clashed for 6900 hours over the propriety of Trump's handling of foreign policy in Kyiv.
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Through these actions, President Trump sought to arrogate to himself the right to determine the propriety, scope, and nature of an impeachment inquiry into his own conduct, as well as the unilateral prerogative to deny any and all information to the House of Representatives in the exercise of its "sole Power of Impeachment".
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DIMON: IT IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR THE PUBLIC TO KNOW NO ONE IN NONE OF THE MAJOR BANK I KNOW TO HAVE THROWN OUT DODD FRANK GOING BACK TO THE GOOD OLD TIMES OR EVER GOING BACK TO PROPRIETY TRADING THIS IS ABOUT RECALIBRATING THE THINGS THAT MAYBE DIDN'T WORK VERY WELL.
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The propriety of that move by Mr. Barr — who had written an unsolicited memo last year arguing that Mr. Mueller ought not be permitted to investigate Mr. Trump for obstruction of justice — is certain to be a focus of political contention as Congress grapples with what it now knows about the still-secret Mueller report.
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A nation guided by that ethic would not have elected a guy who is a daily affront to it, a guy who nakedly loves money, who boasts, who objectifies women, who is incapable of hypocrisy because he acknowledges no standard of propriety other than that which he feels like doing at any given moment.
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That his phone call with Ukraine's leader took place literally the day after the special counsel Robert S. Mueller III testified to Congress about Russian interference in the 2016 election demonstrated that Mr. Trump took no lessons from that episode about the perils and propriety of mixing his own political interests with international relations.
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Both sides are dug in: Schiff's appeal to allow the new information underlines the political nature of the impeachment trial, as both sides are dug in surrounding the ultimate verdict -- widely expected to be an acquittal -- and are vying to convince voters of their contrasting judgments about the propriety of Trump's actions over Kyiv.
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OTTAWA — Canada's federal conflict-of-interest and ethics office confirmed on Monday that it is investigating the propriety of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his family's spending part of the Christmas holidays as guests of the Aga Khan, the billionaire philanthropist and spiritual leader of Ismaili Muslims, on a private island in the Bahamas.
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We should be able email however we want, within general parameters of professional propriety (I draw the line at kisses, unless you are genuinely friends with the person outside of a work context.) I do agree with Reiss that too many qualifiers can risk undermining your message, if you're using them automatically and not intentionally.
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"Taking action was therefore always going to be difficult and challenging but after carefully considering all the evidence we have concluded that our powers to discipline for misconduct do not apply and that an action in relation to senior management for lack of fitness and propriety would not have reasonable prospects of success," Bailey said in a statement.
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It barred felons, polygamists, prostitutes and their traffickers, and -- similar to Trump's ban -- it blocked entry to those who "advocate the overthrow by force or violence of the Government of the United States, or of all forms of law" and anyone who would "advocate or teach the duty, necessity, or propriety" of killing of US officers or officials.
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I like the elaborate period costumes as much as anyone else, but I'm most drawn to these narratives' refraction of the realities of our current world — its enduring obsessions with class, and propriety, and women's performance of both — in a way that feels so much more honest and real than the vast majority of contemporary Hollywood.
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The whole apparatus—the disrespect, the shirt sales, Cody's success, the flaunting of solidarity and friendship between wrestlers over being cowed by corporate propriety—is a future which runs counter to WWE's manufactured reality, where their position as global pro wrestling leader is unassailable and wrestlers, no matter how talented, can easily slip into an unending midcard Limbo.
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This concept – that we were to be coddled by a hive brain designed to show us exactly what we needed to know when we needed to know it – continued apace until it was supplanted by the concept of User Generated Content – UGC – a related movement that tore down gatekeepers and all but destroyed propriety in the online world.
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And the hearings are a made-for-TV moment, one that's sure to garner live blow-by-blow coverage from the major news networks — and provide voters for the first time with a clear window into deliberations that both parties, up to now, have said support their conflicting judgments about the propriety of Trump's foreign pursuits.
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He should not have forgotten the golden rule of being brown and male: You must be respectful at all times, comport yourself with propriety and dignity, not come off as too aggressive or be too aggressive, and not think for a second that you can get away with violating your ideals because you've somehow escaped your phenotype and gender.
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And the Senate blocked President Lyndon Johnson's attempt to elevate Abe Fortas to chief justice after evidence emerged that as a sitting member of the court, Justice Fortas had also been serving as a de facto adviser to the president, and after questions were raised about the propriety of outside payments he had received while on the court.
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Washington (CNN)Most of the attention at Wednesday's dramatic Supreme Court hearing will center on President Donald Trump's travel ban, but a second major legal issue lurks in the case that could affect future White House occupants as well: the propriety of federal courts issuing nationwide injunctions that can bring a president's policy goals to a screeching halt.
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"If I'm a conservative who is uncomfortable about race-based preferences, the argument for race-based preferences that Harvard is making -- that it has so much integrity and it is so careful that we can trust them to dance in gray areas of constitutional propriety because they exercise great discretion -- takes a huge blow," Hess says.
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Mr. Nunes's claim is part of a broader a tug of war over whether the public should focus on the F.B.I.'s criminal investigation into possible Trump campaign coordination with Russia in its meddling in the 2016 election or, instead, on Obama-era surveillance that ensnared Trump team members and the propriety of leaks regarding what it uncovered.
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I often hear from women who won't even apply to certain companies because they believe they'll be rejected after revealing that they're mothers of young children or caregivers to relatives, or that they have no interest in spending late hours at company-sponsored Ping-Pong tournaments or gatherings at bars where lines of workplace propriety are often crossed.
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The new amendment (which you can read in its entirety here) asks for an investigation into things like "the propriety and consequence of immunity deals given to possible Hillary Clinton co-conspirators" and "James B. Comey's refusal to investigate then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton regarding" a number of matters, including many of which may have come directly from r/The_Donald.
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" But Biggs defended emphatically the propriety of the directives, particularly in immigration-related cases and cases where the plaintiffs have interests across the U.S. "A geographically piecemeal injunction would ... be insufficient to remedy their injuries," she wrote, adding, "An injunction which does not extend beyond the named plaintiffs to reach similarly situated individuals could result in the uneven application of immigration policy.
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" Of his alcoholic father, whose deterioration reflects a post-war progression from stoic propriety to hippie-inflected liberation to ruinous torpor: "[H]e stood up in front of me in the semi-darkness, the fat bearded drunken man who was my father and had once been the very symbol of correctness—well dressed, slim and good-looking, a young respected teacher and politician.
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The public phase of the Democrats' impeachment investigation enters its second week on Tuesday, featuring witnesses both parties think will help to boost their clashing judgments about the propriety of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE's handling of foreign policy in Ukraine.
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The interviews and documents show how Mr. Trump used the bureaucracy to advance his agenda in the face of questions about its propriety and even legality from officials in the White House budget office and the Pentagon, many of whom say they were kept in the dark about the president's motivations and had grown used to convention-flouting requests from the West Wing.
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It's a crisis because the only people who might help her come into knowledge of her body and what it can do, hate her (like her classmates) or are hamstrung by propriety (like her mother) or can't see past the desire to possess the young, lithe body (like the older man who may have sexually abused one of the characters she inhabits).
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" The lawsuit alleges that HCL "could not create a platform or application as complex and as sophisticated as CultureSphere from scratch in two months" and that the company "induced CultureSphere to reveal its confidential and propriety materials and information through false promises of confidentiality and non-use restrictions and the promise of acquisition that, with the benefit of hindsight, HCL and BEYONDigital never intended to honor.
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Watchdog groups have raised concerns over the propriety of Trump profiting off businesses as foreign governments and corporate interest groups currying favor in Washington book rooms at Trump hotels — including Trump's hotel in Washington, D.C. Attorneys general in Washington, D.C., and Maryland have sued the federal government, alleging the Trump International Hotel in Washington puts the president in violation of the Constitution's Emoluments Clause.
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Across the room, the bounds of Morrocan propriety are broken through in Hicham Benohoud's "The Classroom" (1994–2000), as Marrakesh school kids adopt audacious, ridiculous poses amidst their oblivious classmates and in front of their photographer-teacher (the deferential student-instructor relationship riotously discarded, as the shutter clicks), while Boris Mikhailov's "I am not I" (1992) challenges and explores Russian masculine ideals by way of self-exposure.
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"Five, 10 years ago we had a lot of bank inventory, risk inventory, they would take the weight from a buy-side client trying to offload a position, (but) as a result of Basel III and the never-ending tsunami of regulatory laws and legislation, it is very difficult for these banks now to have these prop (propriety trading) desks that take away those trades," he said.
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I THINK WHAT HE WAS TALKING ABOUT, AND I ACTUALLY HAVE NOT READ THE SPEECH, BUT I'VE TALKED TO THE GOVERNOR QUARLES A COUPLE OF TIMES, AND I THINK WHAT HE'S FOCUSED ON IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TAKING PRINCIPLE RISK AND MAKING MARKETS, AND TAKING PROPRIETY RISK AND LOCKING IN YOUR CAPITAL IN VERY LIQUID POSITIONS, WHETHER THEY BE PROP INVESTING OR PROP TRADING.
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After that, sometime in 2018, the next step in the business plan is to set up an API, pitching it to larger companies with lots of propriety research locked up in their own R&D databases — with Iris envisaged as a SaaS for unlocking insights from within internal R&D departments — so still a far cry from a robot scientist but, in business model terms, a bit more grown up.
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But Trump never even developed a pretext of having some kind of policy or performance disagreement with Rosenstein and Sessions — it was clear he was angry at them purely because their actions had led to the appointment of a special counsel, a move that congressional Republicans specifically requested at the time to help get them off the hook for needing to take a clear stand on the propriety of firing Comey.
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Granted, suspending the White House press credential of CNN's Jim Acosta may not seem to rank high in the catalog of outrage that Mr. Trump has filled, especially on the heels of a midterm election in which the president's demagogy played so central a role and coinciding as it did with his forcing the resignation of an attorney general who dared put law and propriety above craven loyalty.
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As Alexander Hamilton wrote: "The legislature…will be obliged…every two years, to deliberate upon the propriety of keeping a military force on foot; to come to a new resolution on the point; and to declare their sense of the matter, by a formal vote in the face of their constituents…As often as the question comes forward, the public attention will be roused and attracted to the subject" (emphasis added).
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" George Washington, in his 1783 Address to the Members of the Volunteer Association and Other Inhabitants, stated: "The bosom of America is open to receive not only the opulent and respectable stranger, but the oppressed and persecuted of all nations and religions; whom we shall welcome to a participation of all our rights and privileges, if by decency and propriety of conduct they appear to merit the enjoyment.
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Former officials in the White House and Justice Department say that the propriety of these conversations should be evaluated on three grounds: (1) why was the FBI, and not the attorney general or deputy attorney general, communicating with Priebus on this issue; (2) was the underlying substance of the criminal investigation into Russia ever discussed; and (3) did Priebus pressure the FBI after McCabe and Comey said the agency couldn't refute the news stories publicly?
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He added that the decision to name Whitaker, who was previously Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE's chief of staff, "raises a number of questions regarding the propriety and even the constitutionality of that action" and that he wants answers about Trump's "motivations" behind the decision.
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During the month or so at the center of the novel's chronology, the Blochs face various typical family issues: possible infidelity, what it means to be Jewish, what the children know (and don't) about their parents, the fate of an aging patriarch, a son's apparent misbehavior in school, the propriety of a bar mitzvah in the face of the young man's reluctance to have one, kids' engagement with virtual reality, an incontinent dog.
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Yet there are plenty of lingering questions about how the esoteric process will unfold over the next several weeks, as both sides vie for an upper hand in the high-stakes debate over the propriety of President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE's handling of foreign policy in Ukraine.
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Or we could talk about power About Jesus and Hitler and Howard Hughes Or Charlie Chaplin's movies Or Bergman's Nordic blues Please just talk to me Any old theme you choose Just come and talk to me Mr. Mystery, talk to me Mitchell's deep strain of propriety comes out in these episodes: she said that she didn't "know anyone" in the music business who acted with a "proper adult response" when he ran into an old friend.
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Also, while Sessions probably does not have the right to refuse to answer questions without invoking executive privilege in order to "preserve" the president's right to do so, if the committee did press him and threatened to cite him for contempt, that could get the president to claim executive privilege — after which I am confident that the only issue that anybody cares about would become the propriety of the claim of privilege itself, not the timing and process by which it was raised.
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Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffTrump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Top moments from historic House impeachment debate Trump rallies supporters as he becomes third president to be impeached MORE (D-Calif.) and Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesHouse votes to impeach Trump Schiff defends FBI investigation into Trump campaign, saying errors were not 'apparent' two years ago Democrats launch bilingual ad campaign off drug pricing bill MORE (R-Calif.) — who sparred in familiar fashion over the propriety of Trump's pressure campaign in Ukraine.
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