Filing a lawsuit, in my view, means accepting public exposure.
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Trump responded to a very public exposure exactly how you'd expect.
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Just simply affording him an opportunity for more public exposure – not good.
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People are proud of being gay, rather than being terrified of public exposure.
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Putin fears Mueller because he fears the public exposure of his attacks against America.
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Mr. Roth said only public exposure through an international investigation could change China's course.
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In our civil justice system, the price of admission is supposed to be public exposure.
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Most who knew them understood that public exposure of their lifestyles would destroy their careers.
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Many who were part of this have issued statements or resigned since Weinstein's public exposure.
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In posts, Q has hinted they cannot reveal too much information and risk public exposure.
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Prior to that, there was only advice from the health ministry to minimise public exposure.
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But in many other ways, his actions and the public exposure have upended his life.
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"She stated her desire to 'increase her public exposure and thus her earning capacity," Davidson said.
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And with a little nudging and public exposure, the companies are starting to change their practices.
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And through a little nudging and public exposure, the companies are starting to change their practices.
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"You learn how to balance between that public exposure and maintaining your own privacy," he said.
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If that is what stops people from rude explosions, then public exposure is not all bad.
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Going to trial can mean months or years of legal entanglement and public exposure, he said.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump entered the race with unenviable reputations, which suffered further from prolonged public exposure.
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His main public exposure unfolded in staged settings, on softball talk shows or his own reality-TV show.
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Such public exposure could open him up to further, worse bullying and an even more isolated sense of self.
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Ordinary citizens don't have to look far for examples of how private information has become vulnerable to public exposure.
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Biden is a 76-year-old white male, with decades of public exposure, operating in the era of #MeToo.
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Dick Wadhams, a veteran Colorado Republican operative, was not bashful about calling out Mr. Gardner's fear of public exposure.
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Ever since the public exposure of Weinstein's conduct launched the modern #MeToo movement, there's been a considerable public backlash.
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Australia's Sydney Morning Herald has reported "annoyance and frustration" among the country's officials over the public exposure of Downer's role.
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Possibly the military fears public exposure would cause tension with America's allies and erode support for the mission in Syria.
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Despite the odd timing and public exposure, the Trump administration has used a proven channel to attempt an extraordinary mission.
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So far Ms. Blackburn has not promised to redact any documents the panel receives or protect anyone from public exposure.
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Courtesy the artist and Metro Pictures Yet although Lawler has resisted public exposure, she has been collegial with her peers.
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"Authorities in Maryland and Virginia announced three new cases but said the risks for public exposure were low," they report.
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He or she might want to do the right thing, but not at the severe cost that public exposure entails.
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It is my belief that Paula only wanted to attend because it would have resulted in additional public exposure for her.
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The ten chemicals the EPA listed yesterday were picked due to the hazards they pose, and their potential for public exposure.
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But when you consider free-range sand particles, aggressive waves, and potential arrest for public exposure, you start be thinking otherwise.
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The former foreign minister is deemed so unpredictable that his campaign team has so far sought to limit his public exposure.
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" In an op-ed, Lee also noted that voters in assisted living facilities will be allowed to vote "without public exposure.
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Ms. Page, who is still married, said the public exposure of her affair with Mr. Strzok made the episode especially painful.
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This watershed moment in reporting sexual harassment was likely many people's first public exposure to the riskiness of reporting sexual harassment.
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"Her experience with public exposure and scrutiny has taught her not to let her guard down," said Republican political strategist Bill Miller.
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One shouldn't need the threat of public exposure and scorn to treat women well; but if that's what it's gonna take, fine.
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Since then, his acting and singing career appears to have stalled, and he has had little public exposure beyond his court appearances.
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The cases were dropped, because the charges were unconstitutional, but the experience still opened the men involved to public exposure and embarrassment.
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"The current guidelines in place are based on an inadequate research base, and occupational guidelines are being applied to public exposure," Leighton continued.
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Few if any of them seem to share either the fear of social media their forebearers express or the public exposure it carries.
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These individuals have helped block thousands of videos and posts from public exposure, but at great cost to their mental and emotional wellbeing.
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Friends with Foreign Minister Ernesto Araujo — who defends so-called anti-globalist ideas — Forster has not had much public exposure in the past.
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After his pop peak in the early to mid-2010s, Bieber was struggling with substance abuse, and also burnout from persistent public exposure.
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"In terms of public exposure, in terms of the pressure that that creates, it was a lot higher than we've experienced before," Balcombe said.
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If public exposure reveals other side effects, that can be added to the label or, if necessary, the drug can be withdrawn, he said.
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Q. We're at a bookend moment — two women who endured public exposure and attacks, two Senate hearings that ended with the accused nominees' confirmation.
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A 2011 report by the agency found privatization scored poorly on affordability and ranked as the worst option for reducing public exposure to floods.
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Agencies have long been notorious for over-classification of information and the use of classification authority to shield officials from public exposure or criticism.
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There are few early stage firms that can boast having an executive who has the operating experience — and the public exposure — that Mohrer has had.
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Hicks worked her way up in the White House behind the scenes, securing the high-level role of communications director while assiduously avoiding public exposure.
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But now, as their visibility and potential for real power rise, so do the pitfalls and conflicts that come with that public exposure — especially for women.
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Unlike their brethren in SEAL Team 22014, Delta Force commandos are known for flying under the radar when it comes to public exposure of their efforts.
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A "yes" means access to everything from resources to clout to public exposure, especially in an industry that defaults to men both on and off camera.
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There's another lesson to be gained from the public exposure of the intercepts targeting Awlaki in 2009: Alerting Awlaki to the intercept allowed him to respond.
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Nothing, really, except the public exposure of something most experts -- and our President -- already knew: that Pyongyang was racing ahead to build a nuclear-armed ICBM.
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For his part, Putin's success in freeing Butina would potentially ward off continued embarrassment that has resulted from the public exposure of the alleged spy's efforts.
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But his dual roles first as the head of the main investigating committee and second as the lead impeachment manager gave him much wider public exposure.
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The defendants argued that the lower courts have dangerously expanded that right by applying it to policy decisions that result in public exposure to environmental toxins.
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The public exposure of Iranian and Hezbollah operatives in the deadly AMIA attack should provide sufficient reason to question Iran's most recent offer to renew investigations.
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So, something I'm very curious about is the twofold nature of repentance in, let's say, the #MeToo movement, or any kind of public exposure of wrongdoing.
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If a stylistic quirk is effective, it is integrated into the Generic Style as quickly as possible; if it is ineffective, it is choked of public exposure.
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Like many polling companies, many colleges and universities are also now using political polling as a loss-leader, trading information for public exposure and better name recognition.
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It was also an internal referral from Horowitz that led to the public exposure of text messages between counterintelligence agent Peter Strzok and FBI lawyer Lisa Page.
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However, he seems to believe that his celebrity ex-fiancée, Sofía Vergara, does not have those same rights, especially if it means giving him more public exposure.
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We all have a bill that by all intents and purposes is going to go from beginning to end in a matter of weeks, without any public exposure.
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The closest we ever seem to come to public exposure is at the beach or pool, where nonsense "beach-ready" myths still have many of us reaching for sarongs.
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Both groups benefited from the creation of the Royal Academy, Britain's first combined art school and exhibition space, where many portraits were first exhibited, giving them unrivaled public exposure.
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Public exposure of antipersonnel mine victims was essential in achieving an almost global ban on their use, but testimonies of small and light weapons victims have barely received attention.
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The play's most chilling implication, though, is that for every public exposure, there are many more men like Bernard, inhabiting dark corners left unilluminated in a world of bright lights.
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I don't really have the option to do anything except for public exposure and trying to move the social conscience and dialogue about the problem, and my videos do that.
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"As the COVID-19 outbreak reaches global scale, companies around the world are restricting travel and allowing employees to work from home in order to limit public exposure," Subotovsky said.
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But it's not just unlucky homeowners who are affected—fine particulate matter is an increasing concern for epidemiologists, who've found that public exposure can cause both acute and chronic disease.
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The exhibition space, housed inside the college's Philip Johnson-designed Center for the Arts, is configured for maximum public exposure, spread across angled white brick walls facing a wide, skylit corridor.
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From Macrina's post:Today, I am going public because like others who've spoken out before me, I am fortunate that my privilege shields me from some of the risks of public exposure.
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But the public exposure of the list quickly led to debates about due process for accused men, debates in which the safety of women reporting harassment often fell by the wayside.
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" As for non-disclosure agreements, a tool that's been criticized for the way they have protected bad actors and the companies they work for from public exposure: "NDAs have not stopped.
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Political campaigns have for years purchased voter files from states or bought national voter databases from data brokers, but the information has otherwise had little public exposure outside of campaign use.
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In the end, the most compelling reason for a company to foist arbitration on its work force is to avoid liability and public exposure that might result from a court case.
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Greeting his hosts in traditional "hakama" kimono and trying his hand at archery, the visit was rare public exposure for the boy on whose shoulders the future of the monarchy rests.
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If that weren't bad enough, investigations in 2004 and this year suggested that water utilities game the LCR, which can artificially earn them regulatory compliance and prolong public exposure to severe contamination.
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At the same time, as social media made us stars of our own movies, people like us could increasingly relate to the perils of public exposure once known only by the famous.
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The site is used by dieters as a modern version of sticking photos on the fridge, a support program without the hassle, public exposure or cost of joining a group in person.
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One would assume Mr. Nunes, who has previously appeared very concerned about the improper handling of classified information, would do all he could to protect any potentially sensitive material from public exposure.
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One of the tools that one can use to get a management team or board to implement an idea is public exposure, highlighting the idea, and getting other constituents to buy into it.
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In 1971, as a young priest, the future cardinal sexually assaulted a 16-year-old altar boy — the crime that almost 50 years later finally led to his public exposure as a pederast.
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Pao writes, "Over the past year, despite the ongoing public exposure of the ways both the president and tech companies like Uber discourage diversity and inclusion, we've seen results that give us hope."
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We asked Rob Graham, a security consultant with Errata Security who often works with large databases, to review the document and to speculate as to why Uber was so concerned about its public exposure.
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After a quarter-century of near-constant public exposure and scrutiny, she inevitably connotes sameness — which is a chief reason that she and her supporters are stressing the milestone of a first woman president.
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" According to Page Six, a former Lovelock prison guard named Jeffrey Felix, who claims to be close with Simpson, said that Simpson is anxious about the impact of public exposure on his parole. "O.
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This has become especially glaring as the cliffhanger ending the first half of this season set up the public exposure of a few of his worst moments, suggesting an imminent reckoning for the character.
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Lawyers of disgraced former mega-producer Harvey Weinstein, who's public exposure by over 50 women as an alleged sexual predator sparked the #MeToo movement, are attempting to move his trial out of New York City.
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Hoping that public exposure would force Jefferson County's hand, Haque turned over the footage to John S. Adams, an investigative reporter for the Great Falls Tribune, who contacted the manufacturer of the jail's security cameras.
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"Uber has been here many times before, responding to public exposure of bad behavior by holding an all-hands meeting, apologizing and vowing to change, only to quickly return to aggressive business as usual," they wrote.
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He was one of the world's richest men, and there were plenty of third parties — beginning with the protesters on the steps outside — who might be happy to exploit the public exposure of where he slept.
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Isn't this conversation between Diaz and Boston Review associate editor Avni Majithia-Sejpal, in which he analyzes Donald Trump's sexual shamelessness and comments on the public exposure of patriarchy, what a convert to feminism sounds like?
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As befits a story of the 21st century, the lines between private grief and public exposure have blurred dizzyingly, a notion ingeniously underscored by Lizzie Clachan's glass-sided box of a set, which intersects the audience.
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"He can't even blackmail properly," Thorpe harrumphs at the relatively paltry sum requested, before embarking on a scheme to have Scott killed, which leads to its own series of complications, miscues, and finally, very public exposure.
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You are right that the teacher strikes have been as inspiring as they have been effective, but so has the #MeToo movement, which changed corporate behavior without unions or strikes but through public exposure and moral suasion.
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Therefore, those companies bear a responsibility to ensure that the content is carefully reviewed to prevent those with a hateful agenda from using their platforms to spread propaganda or to gain broader public exposure to their views.
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The study, published this week in the Proceedings of the Royal Society, suggests that mass public exposure to ultrasound and VHF could be causing "ultrasonic sickness," the symptoms of which include nausea, dizziness, stomach pain, tiredness and headaches.
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When representing the work of an artist for whom public exposure has been a struggle, especially an artist whose work demands considerable gallery space, it is perhaps inevitable that categories of that artist's work will be left out.
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However, even if delivery can't be paid for, just the ability to order online for curbside pickup is helpful to limit public exposure, especially for those that are at greatest risk for morbidities or mortality from COVID-19.
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Even then, however, it may be that systems with no public exposure are more or less incapable of being accessed by attackers, and even if they were, they might not handle any data that's worth getting hold of.
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It had almost no public exposure in all these years until a senior tech, who called the BLU-97 "the most dangerous weapon in our arsenal, and not just to the enemy," shared a copy with The Times.
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Administration officials said it was important to include the functionaries at the core of the brutal system because the public exposure puts them on notice that if the political situation on the peninsula changes, they can be held accountable.
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"Public Health is continuing to identify and contact potential measles cases, and identify possible locations of public exposure," Washington county officials said, noting that the emergency declaration will help them fight the virus and access resources outside the region.
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DS: I wouldn't have thrown away my entire professional reputation to do some PR for the police if it didn't merit the public exposure, and if it didn't meet standards of us being able to critique and ask journalistic questions.
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WikiLeaks tweeted late Monday night it would pay a $10,000 bounty "for information leading to the public exposure & termination of [the] 'reporter'" who asked an government agency to verify a leaked report without removing possibly incriminating evidence about its leaker.
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The reason the 2016 Russian active measures operation remains successful to this day, even after public exposure, is partly due to the fact that intense partisan polarization in this country has caused our once-civil political discourse to devolve into mudslinging.
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It's the kind of effortless-seeming image that complexly plays with ideas of feminine subjectivity, recalling the Impressionist painter Berthe Morisot's 67 painting "Woman at Her Toilette" in the way in which it shows a private act that anticipates public exposure.
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But Demissie acknowledges the need "to stay relevant in the conversation" in the meantime, amidst a competitive and increasingly crowded Democratic field — and so the campaign is beginning to ramp up its public exposure, beginning with the rally Saturday in Newark.
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Competitive gaming in the United States, particularly in the last three years, is undergoing an unprecedented public exposure; Nielsen calculated in 2016 that 14 percent of all Americans, aged thirteen and older, consider themselves eSports fans—up from 8 percent in 2015.
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Greece parliament passed a law on Tuesday to reduce the number of gambling machines, known as VLTs, allowed in Greece to 25,000 from 35,000 by the end of 2019 to reduce public exposure to gambling and ensure more effective supervision by the authorities.
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In a 103 New York magazine article, Jajan said it's not uncommon for him to buy for clients he's never met, and that a lot of his work involves setting up entities such as LLCs for buyers to avoid estate taxes, potential lawsuits, and public exposure.
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In a brief interview after a July campaign event in Miami, Mr. Nelson put the blame for his relatively low profile on his having to spend part of each workweek in Washington, limiting his public exposure back home — though most senators must juggle a similar schedule.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersWarren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Sanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Democratic strategist: Sanders seeking distance from Warren could 'backfire' MORE (I-Vt.) and popularized during his 2016 presidential run, has gained more public exposure in the 2020 cycle.
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After getting approval from nervous University of California bureaucrats to buy counterfeit drugs, Savage worked with Visa, MasterCard and others, and eventually figured out that three banks were handling 95% of the payments from spam and could be pressured to stop by public exposure, customer complaints and government regulators.
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A settlement would allow the parties to avoid the public exposure and negotiate terms that could be mutually beneficial to both sides rather than leave the final determination of the case up to Judge David J. Cowan of the Los Angeles County Superior Court, who is overseeing the trial.
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Congress cannot force the attorney general to do anything (short of impeaching and removing him), but public exposure of impropriety is crucial, as we saw this week with the uproar following Barr's intervention in the Stone case -- which ultimately led to Barr's public statement pushing back against Trump.
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During the 1990s, public perception of who was at risk and affected by HIV/AIDS began to change, thanks to the public disclosure by two popular, straight, black men and one black woman of their HIV diagnoses—and the public exposure of another famous straight black man's status as an AIDS victim.
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"Uber has been here many times before, responding to public exposure of bad behavior by holding an all-hands meeting, apologising and vowing to change, only to quickly return to aggressive business as usual," wrote Mitch and Freada Kapor, two early investors in the startup, in an open letter on February 23rd.
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So about the only news that came out of this was confirmation of the Pixel 33a's name—which is not particularly interesting nor exactly news, but does follow on a frankly absurd number of leaks that saw virtually every facet of the Pixel 3 line receive public exposure well before official announcement dates.
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What brought Clinton down was public exposure not to her personality — which was sparkling enough to make her the most admired woman in America for 17 years straight before losing the claim to Michelle Obama in 2018 — but extended public scrutiny of every detail of a decades-long career in public life.
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After Fowler's post, Uber investors and longtime diversity advocates Mitch Kapor and Freada Kapor Klein wrote an open letter on Medium, noting that "Uber has been here many times before, responding to public exposure of bad behavior by holding an all-hands meeting, apologizing and vowing to change, only to quickly return to aggressive business as usual."
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The agreement provided just a tiny fraction of the annual operating budget for the British museums group — which operates Tate Britain and Tate Modern in London, as well as Tate Liverpool and Tate St. Ives — but gave the oil giant extensive public exposure and positive brand associations through events and exhibitions, like Tate Britain's BP Walk through British Art and the BP Art Exchange program.
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After the public exposure of harassment settlements and allegations against him, Mr. O'Reilly said that the claims that led to his ouster from Fox News in April had no merit, that he "never mistreated anyone," that he was the victim of a "political and financial hit job," that his fame had made him a target and that he "put to rest any controversies to spare" his children.
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Since the public exposure of those agreements and the allegations against him, Mr. O'Reilly has said that the claims that led to his ouster from Fox News in April have no merit, that he "never mistreated anyone," that he was the victim of a "political and financial hit job," that his fame had made him a target and that he "put to rest any controversies to spare" his children.
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I know it was many, many, many sexual harassment stories ago, but if you go back to that time, the idea that a man that powerful could lose his post because of public exposure of these claims, which Fox had already known about — it really felt like an exception to the rule, or a reversal, because for so long men who had had serious accusations made against them had prevailed, whether we're speaking about Clarence Thomas or Bill Clinton.
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The biggest question these tests might answer is whether or not Starship's driving drones can handle public exposure in the U.S. I spoke to Starship comms manager Henry Harris-Burland when they began their European trials and he told me that in their 5,000 miles of more limited testing prior to that launch, they hadn't encountered any incidents of abuse, but real-world use at scale will probably provide very different results, especially once the bots start operating without human chaperones.
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