There Are Some Strange Allowances For Content Featuring Public Figures Some of the most important policies, including ones relating to bullying, do not apply to public figures.
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Discussion of public figures nonetheless must comply with our Community Standards, and we will remove content about public figures that violates other policies, including hate speech or credible threats.
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It's true that we should hold public figures to a higher standard than private citizens, but it's not just public figures who are already being impacted by this shift.
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Earlier this year, Facebook expanded protections on young public figures, and now it will turn its attention to better protecting "severe" attacks that directly engage other public figures, as well.
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Trump was one of several public figures — including Sen.
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But the attacks on public figures often go too far.
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Public figures should all be as transparent about their imperfections.
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Public figures know they must sometimes brace for tough treatment.
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We recognize the danger of hate rhetoric by public figures.
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The new king regularly tops approval polls of public figures.
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Will the characters portray real public figures from the campaigns?
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"We all get protested against," she added of public figures.
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Unlike Mr. Obama, who sought major public figures like Mrs.
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Custom pairs have also been made for other public figures.
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There is no downtime for public figures on social media.
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Several public figures have spoken out in defense of dreamers.
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"We are entitled to criticize public figures," Mr. Sexton said.
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Public figures are the primary teachers in this mutual education.
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For public figures today, that choice is considerably more limited.
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He is known for his remorseless dissection of public figures.
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It's the same distinction we make with most public figures.
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In an effort to minimize the protests, China has repeatedly censored information about international public figures who have expressed support for Hong Kong's cause, removing online mentions of those public figures and effectively blacklisting them.
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I would see people doing it, but they weren't public figures.
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And so Facebook launched Subscribe, a way to follow public figures.
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The tactic had worked before on other left-leaning public figures.
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Celebs and public figures deserve parental leave just like everyone else.
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"It is not our intention to become public figures," they added.
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Other suspects had attempted to acquire firearms to target public figures.
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The pressure is now on other public figures to follow suit.
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They often serve as public figures who legitimize disastrous presidential decisions.
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Dr. Santino said public figures were typically viewed as fair game.
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He will simply besmirch two public figures and then move on.
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Some of these posts were critical of public figures, it said.
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Many public figures have taken to editing their own Wikipedia entries.
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"They come here as congregants, not as public figures," he said.
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This is a common problem among public figures of any kind.
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They became public figures, much like those the news media scrutinized.
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There are politicians and public figures with more power and influence.
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The company has long received attention from politically connected public figures.
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Here's the thing: for better or for worse, celebrities are public figures.
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But still – two public figures with names that sound that remarkably similar.
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This may include criticism of public figures, religions, professions, and political ideologies.
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And plenty of public figures complain about the negative coverage they receive.
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This is a rare occurrence, but it's happened to major public figures.
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In the past, many public figures have concluded it's not worth it.
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When Twitter shuts down parody accounts because they might offend public figures.
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All of the posts were newsworthy and held public figures to account.
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Do Pozner and De La Rosa count as limited-purpose public figures?
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Americans should have broad latitude to criticize, mock, and investigate public figures.
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Still, today, distorted videos about public figures and collective tragedies circulate freely.
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Which is something that happens to real people, not just public figures.
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Celebrities and other public figures cannot take advantage of the privacy decision.
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The rest of the bullying policies don't apply to public figures, either.
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In running, they become public figures and yield much of their privacy.
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It has been an increasing concern for public figures, especially women. Rep.
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That can be a huge headache for celebrities and other public figures.
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It's easy to find humor in the self-destruction of public figures.
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Ordinarily, public figures see microphones as natural enemies, designed to undo them.
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Before Ito's resignation, multiple professors and public figures came to his defense.
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CNN does not typically identify suicide victims who are not public figures.
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With Mr. Brinsley's suicide, public figures quickly looked for people to blame.
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But it's difficult to craft these rules when public figures are involved.
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I'm not embedding many of those tweets to protect non-public figures' privacy.
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Japan has had few reported "#MeToo" cases about sexual harassment involving public figures.
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As public figures and parents, does our obsession with technology ever frighten you?
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It's not uncommon for public figures to scold journalists for reporting the truth.
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Sullivan ruling has served as a safeguard for media reporting on public figures.
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Public figures, from MPs to royals, have opened up about their mental battles.
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But Trump stands out among public figures in how baldly he indicates it.
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It has resulted in palpable changes: CEOs ousted, candidates defeated, public figures disgraced.
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Sullivan, which establishes a high bar for public figures to win libel suits.
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Jameela Jamil is urging celebrities and public figures to stop airbrushing their photos.
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And the silence of atheist organizations and public figures doesn't come from ignorance.
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He listed several public figures whose anti-Mafia stances disguised privately unscrupulous behavior.
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I don't get tweets from public figures very often, so I was intrigued.
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Role models, whether parents or public figures, can help boys overcome disruptive behavior.
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The Pizzagate crowd keeps finding new and exciting ways to harass public figures.
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It's an app for public figures and businesses to run their Snapchat presence.
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Public figures like former Vice President Joe Biden have tweeted out their concerns.
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The issue of fake social media accounts masquerading as public figures is acute.
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Suggestion: What if celebrities and other public figures publicly turned in their guns?
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To the public figures who promoted the collusion story, I say: Own it.
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Celebrities and public figures have even made headlines for unconventional name-changing decisions.
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Among those public figures whose work is published by the site is Roberts.
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Reporters and public figures are helping people to connect the dots, Leiserowitz says.
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Libel of public figures like Trump is notoriously difficult to prove in court.
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It's a question we face after the death of many public figures. Sen.
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Other public figures almost immediately began to express their sadness at her death.
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Does it proactively monitor for threats to public figures like Biden and Holder?
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But it does let public figures know that fans will hold them accountable.
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Public figures might as well save themselves the headache and watch their mouths.
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Defamation claims are notoriously difficult to win, especially for public figures like Daniels.
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So that's what #MeToo is about, as I see it: not powerful public figures, but what the behavior of powerful public figures tells us about the epidemic of sexual discrimination, harassment, and abuse in America's homes, schools, workplaces, and institutions.
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Apple's public figures include lead software engineer Craig Federighi and operating chief Jeff Williams.
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His position, conveyed via Twitter, sent various intelligence officials and hawkish public figures reeling.
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"These are friends, private citizens, not celebrities or public figures," the source tells PEOPLE.
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The Obamas are among many public figures speaking out, including Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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Another notable change is that Facebook is ramping up its protection for public figures.
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" She adds, "[Public figures] are compelled to not do that for their own lives.
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We've seen it happen before with other public figures closely associated with a brand.
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Few public figures have voiced support for Trump over his response to the violence.
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He said public figures should take an active role in campaigning against these acts.
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Pope: We're both public figures who are actually somewhat introspective, and so it works.
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Stalking victims who are public figures don't always have the same option to hide.
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A number of prominent public figures have called for the senator to step down.
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Photo sprays typically allow journalists a brief window of time to photograph public figures.
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It's a little blue check designated for public figures, celebrities, and brands on Instagram.
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Various public figures, dignitaries and lawmakers from both parties attended the funeral services Saturday.
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That much-discussed strategy of first ladies and other public figures in recent years?
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When we have these public figures, how do we hold each of them accountable?
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Or does it all seem much creepier when, increasingly, we are the public figures?
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Rogers also lives on in the memories of celebrities and public figures of today.
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The public figures on the list are still better liked than the IRS, however.
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The public figures who are the best at official photos are the Royal Family.
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That is why there are such high barriers to public figures suing for defamation.
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Clinton shares her approximate eighth-grade speaking level with multiple celebrities and public figures.
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Turning the firehose upon politicians and public figures, apparently, isn't part of that understanding.
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He is now one of a growing list of public figures facing misconduct allegations.
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Several public figures in Nigeria have said the kidnapping reflects poorly on the government.
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It routinely accuses and shames public figures who act or speak against the government.
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Also: Freedom of religion; value of the humanities; fashion choices of (female) public figures.
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But as public figures, the players would have to prove "actual malice," he added.
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Add Maxine Waters to the list of older public figures being embraced by millennials.
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Twitter is experimenting with placing brightly-colored labels beneath misinformation tweeted by public figures.
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Still, both are public figures likely destined to be remembered for years to come.
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So too have public figures, who have spoken out online at great personal risk.
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Some categories eligible for verification include public figures, celebrities and global brands or entities.
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Unlike other public figures, Carter does not brag about how much money he has.
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Public figures are fair game even in situations when guilty until being proven innocent.
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The guide listed 15 public figures, and Nawaz was the only Muslim among them.
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Multiple women in recent weeks have come forward with allegations against various public figures.
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As public figures, the Chainsmokers fascinate in their odd disparity between art and persona.
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Some voters out there won't take opposition or support from public figures of sport seriously.
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This will allow public figures, brands, businesses and other organizations beyond nonprofits to fundraise, too.
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Of course, photos of public figures, particularly those involved in politics, are free for interpretation.
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Much to her credit, Ellen doesn't always completely cede the floor to other public figures.
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The product could present a big change to the way public figures sell to fans.
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Many politicians and public figures who were practising Catholics came out for a "yes" vote.
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The age-old tradition of throwing things at public figures is still alive and well.
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Some even include public figures like Saturday Night Live's Aidy Bryant and writer Ashley Black.
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For many women, especially journalists, politicians, and other public figures, Twitter is something to endure.
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Public figures felt the power of social media in the wake of the disaster, too.
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Public figures blamed and doubted Cosby's accusers, even when 60 of them had come forward.
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And in the UK, it has been abused to censor embarrassing stories about public figures.
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However, several conservative talk show hosts and public figures have offered public support for Ingraham.
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The feature only applies to public page posts — not groups, public figures, or friend comments.
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Yesterday, a number of public figures denounced the image, including Donald Trump and Chelsea Clinton.
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None of them were public figures, and their private information is of no public concern.
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The group's most visible leaders have become public figures with millions of followers on Twitter.
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The rationale is that public figures have a microphone, while the regular Joe does not.
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Forget the missteps of high-profile public figures and ignore bad advice from misinformed skeptics.
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Along with McGown, other actresses and public figures have criticized Bloom's role in representing Weinstein.
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We've picked three, but her Instagram is chock full of delectable images of public figures.
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Things we heard were, one, it's okay to talk about quasi-public figures in reviews.
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Longmont phones public figures such as Alex Trebek, Ric Flair, Kiefer Sutherland, and GG Allin.
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This general anxiety results in a reactionary "blaming" of public figures for their own deaths.
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Public figures across the political spectrum have taken a dim view of Cook's stance, however.
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And how will students deal with their new roles as survivors, advocates and public figures?
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Donald Trump's digital trail makes him one of the most analyzable public figures in history.
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"I think it's interesting and good to have public figures on social media," White says.
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He was one of several public figures to express his sorrow on Twitter on Tuesday.
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For some time now, public figures have had to navigate the minefield of social media.
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And in those days, access to public figures and public buildings was far less restricted.
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They lived in places where public figures had been making Trump-esque comments for years.
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Netflix's decision spurred complaints from various organizations and public figures, including the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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He stuck them on photographs on top of the faces of public figures he disliked.
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These are the everyday people who are average consumers more than they are public figures.
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All autobiographies are self-serving, but those of public figures tend to be unapologetically so.
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The use of secret information to wound public figures was one of his favorite sports.
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" Twitter also said public figures, such as politicians and reporters, aren't hiding replies "very often.
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Public figures have lost their jobs or faced consequences after being accused of sexual misconduct.
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Second, it is ethically dubious for trained professionals to diagnose public figures they've never met.
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Sullivan, holding that public figures have a higher burden to prove libel, was wrongly decided.
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Our second-best-selling paper, The Daily Mail, specializes in hit jobs on public figures.
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When public figures like President Obama speak out about this, it makes a powerful statement.
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Tom Brady and Jennifer Garner were among the top public figures to join Instagram in 2017.
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What ensues is an intimate and unconventional look at public figures and luminaries than Q&As.
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The country&aposs best-known writers, historians and other public figures have campaigned in his defense.
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At its best, Gawker punched up with a vengeance, holding powerful public figures and institutions accountable.
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This kaleidoscopic approach also reflects the ways that we consume our public figures as entertainment personalities.
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Public figures in blackface This isn't the first time a public figure was seen wearing blackface.
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However, it said that "context matters" and that interactions between public figures would likely not qualify.
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Click through to see which public figures have expressed their addiction to the game so far.
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Officials and public figures in both countries could do well to sing to the same tune.
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Politicians and public figures on the left have also been connected to anti-Semitic figures recently.
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Google has opened the app up to an array of musicians, athletes, and other public figures.
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It's something he does a lot when other public figures criticize him, including in awards shows.
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But her statements show a remorse and contrition that are unfortunately rarely heard from public figures.
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Both have left the politicians and other public figures who once trusted them feeling severely embarrassed.
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It could declare tomorrow that the only accounts that get it are public figures and brands.
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Fans and public figures like Jay-Z have condemned the sentencing as unjust (so have we).
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But clinicians are warned by the American Psychiatric Association against diagnosing public figures they haven't examined.
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On Instagram, blue check marks are fairly rare, even among pretty big brands and public figures.
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This will allow public figures, brands, businesses, and other organizations beyond non-profits to fundraise, too.
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And like most public figures with lots of followers, the Kardashians have all taken a hit.
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Be smart: Look for more hits like this, aimed at victimizing both reporters and public figures.
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Not only on the royal family but on other celebrities and other public figures as well.
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Goodwill ambassadors for WHO are public figures appointed to two-year terms by the director-general.
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Editorial Few public figures have more avidly tended their relationships with the media than Donald Trump.
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Kicking off in California Already this year, other public figures have announced similar voter registration initiatives.
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The group's most visible leaders have become public figures with millions of total followers on Twitter.
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Previous deepfakes created by academic teams have involved public figures like Barack Obama and Angela Merkel.
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But the psychoanalyzing of public figures by commentators, columnists and pop psychologists has a bipartisan history.
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Public figures like Meghan Markle, Prince Harry, and Ivanka Trump were also on the guest list.
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The documents have shone a spotlight on the offshore wealth of politicians and public figures worldwide.
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Photo: GettyLast week, public figures in Germany experienced the "biggest data dump" in the country's history.
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So far, over a dozen celebrities and public figures have weighed in on the nude feud.
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Even within the black community more public figures have taken a stand and addressed the issue.
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After all, this is a country where plenty of musicians and public figures are openly gay.
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It should be stressed that the press shouldn't diagnose medical conditions in public figures from afar.
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Mr. Mandelblit also opposed legislation to bar the police from issuing recommendations to charge public figures.
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Politicians, religious leaders, and other public figures emerge to offer "thoughts and prayers" to those afflicted.
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Attendees at the royally sponsored funeral included top government officials, business people and other public figures.
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In the 19th and 20th centuries, the Club's members were largely politicians and other public figures.
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To what extent should we expect "civility," as some have put it, from our public figures?
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Public figures must be subject to careful scrutiny and criticism from the citizens' free press surrogates.
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Finally, "public figures who come forward do a lot to normalize the condition," Dr. Stites said.
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OnlyFans allows influencers, models, public figures, and more to share content via a premium pay model.
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And he has a history of publicly attacking the media and public figures he considers disloyal.
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The flag typically remains lowered to honor lawmakers and major public figures until they are buried.
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Reporters have been periodically assaulted by public figures in the country for a very long time.
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After years working with celebrities, it's time for Bolden and Curtis to become public figures themselves.
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"Tagging public figures on Instagram is not unusual during major global events," a Facebook spokesperson said.
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Morning Consult also asked all survey respondents how much they trust other institutions or public figures.
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Donald succeeds in demythologizing and humanizing one of the most admired public figures in American history.
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The blue badge is reserved for celebrities, public figures, global brands, or entities representing the brand.
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Among the actual public figures who received write-in votes, such as Moore's primary challenger Sen.
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The Brownsville section of Brooklyn has spawned an unusual variety of public figures, good and bad.
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That is a high bar, and public figures rarely file libel suits and seldom win them.
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The rudeness of these public figures gives pleasure and relief, it is clear, to their audiences.
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Some other public figures and politicians have suggested, without evidence, that Soros is funding the caravan.
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"The Internet has allowed people with megaphones as large sometimes as the big public figures," Goodwin said.
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The First Amendment already punishes "purposely … false articles" about powerful public figures like Trump and his companies.
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Public figures and celebrities supported it, and some 75,000 people who had signed a petition on Change.
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It's just one of many fights Trump has picked with black public figures over the past year.
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On one level, the interview seems to represent the sexism female public figures have to go through.
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It means having those tough newsroom conversations, making the case for burning bridges with powerful public figures.
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Both Lorraine and Jimmy tended toward the speech affectations that public figures routinely adopted in those days.
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Celebrities and public figures have played a significant role in this modern iteration of the book club.
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These badges were awarded to brands, organizations, and public figures that Instagram deemed at risk of impersonation.
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Why not celebrate these two public figures for their strengths, instead of pitting them against one another?
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Dozens of public figures (including liberals) who were critical of the prince's policies were detained in September.
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His children, always carefully groomed and outfitted when they appeared for the cameras, became public figures too.
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Think about all the public figures who've issued full-on statements about this aggressively uninteresting semantic debate.
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The late princess was one of the first public figures to dismantle the stigma surrounding the disease.
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It is not uncommon for public figures to have assistants tweet on their behalf, dictated or otherwise.
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It is a dark arsenal of incidents, from embarrassing to mortal, to be used against public figures.
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However, many public figures besides politicians practice political speech on Twitter who aren't themselves politicians – like journalists.
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Facebook could jumpstart its Snapchat clone by letting social media stars and public figures post Stories publicly.
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It was purportedly called 'Celeb' to imply the faces in the data set were from public figures.
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Academics, writers, film-makers, psychologists and public figures have long contended with the meaning of her death.
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" Leon said he cannot bar public figures, including Trump, from "taking equity in the companies they promote.
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Another major reason, however, is that public figures have the means to respond back to the public.
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Yet few elected officials or public figures seemed eager to address the twin culprits of the disaster.
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So certain political public figures have taken that and tried to use it for partisan, political purposes.
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Trump is one of the few public figures facing accusations of harassment who has not been felled.
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In the fast-forward way that it can happen in modern society, they have become public figures.
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The Grand Hotel, which opened in 1887, has a long history of being visited by public figures.
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The tradition has endured, and public figures who have declined to wear the poppy have faced criticism.
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Since then, Trump has frequently gone after individual journalists (as well as public figures) critical of him.
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Comedian Will Ferrell has joined the small chorus of public figures signing off of Facebook for good.
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Litigating defamation cases for public officials or public figures is different than for private individuals; it's tougher.
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After all, the magazine has published high-profile authors and interviewed noteworthy public figures throughout its history.
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It's a bounty of riches and a beautiful mess for anyone who loves tension between public figures.
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Both cited the appellate court ruling, saying that both Ocasio-Cortez and the president are public figures.
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The CEOs of tech companies don't have the same instant recognition of celebrities and other public figures.
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They spoke of global economic recession fears, issues like populism and climate change, public figures like Sen.
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I want more public figures to acknowledge that they're role models, whether they like it or not.
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However, /r/muacirclejerk concerns itself less with public figures than with the behavioural quirks of their fans.
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One reason: US public figures like presidential candidates take—and deflect—a lot of public flak already.
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What's more, Trump has never been vulnerable to scandal in the same way other public figures have.
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Over the next couple of years, the Weibo accounts of influential public figures started being shut down.
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A Google spokesperson confirmed to Recode that those public figures would include elected officials such as Trump.
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Gun ownership is highly restricted in Britain, and attacks of any nature on public figures are rare.
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The Orlando nightclub shooting was the sort of national tragedy that demands a response from public figures.
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It would seem that the government is having trouble indicting public figures and making the charges stick.
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That commitment to the platform's broad exemptions for public figures has drawn criticism from several conservative voices.
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There are domestic concerns with the exemption for public figures in Twitter's coronavirus misinformation policy as well.
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Neither of Rakhmon's two eldest children, who are already prominent public figures, is running in the election.
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Public figures impacted by Johnson shared statements of remembrance and gratitude following the news of her death.
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Your other films are about people who aren't celebrities (though they're public figures in their own way).
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Many prominent public figures, as well as faculty members and students, had called for Mr. Zhukov's release.
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While that may sound unlikely, it is already happening to celebrities and other public figures, he added.
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Multiple people have come forward in recent weeks with allegations of sexual misconduct against several public figures.
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The meme basically identifies moments, celebrities, and public figures as other characters, people, and moments in time.
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The president has a history of using Twitter to lash out on public figures who criticize him.
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This isn't the first time public figures have used the anonymity of Twitter to air their feelings.
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He supervised security for public figures visiting President Ronald Reagan and his family at the White House.
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Has Musk's relationship with Grimes, like the romantic lives of many public figures, been in the headlines?
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The standard to demonstrate injury ought to be higher for politicians and public figures than for private citizens.
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The American constitution's first amendment grants strong protection to speech, especially criticism and insults aimed at public figures.
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Facebook began testing Live video with public figures last summer and rolled it out to everyone in December.
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I think politicians, public figures, and public servants need to be held accountable for their words and actions.
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He can be seen hobnobbing with public figures ranging from the pope to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Influencer marketing continues to gain traction; Rx3 wants to ensure authentic, equitable relationships between brands and public figures.
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For Gawker, there are decades of rulings that have favored the media over public figures in privacy cases.
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And this is before AI lets us perfectly simulate public figures saying and doing anything disinformers might want.
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I wondered whether Keith Herman, whose family seemed not to include public figures, would be harder to find.
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TechCrunch first reported that Facebook has started letting public figures share Stories to their followers, not just friends.
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That's where experts come in to help companies and public figures get ahead of and diffuse difficult situations.
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Lemon in his sit-down with James asked about Trump's criticism of black athletes and other public figures.
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Over the decades, he has clashed with public figures as diverse as judges, soccer fans and belly dancers.
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After this debacle, we officially know that "too far" is a place public figures can reach on Twitter.
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Ordinarily, that type of information would be redacted, especially in the case of public figures like professional athletes.
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Billionaires, celebrities and public figures, who will have their faces photographed and widely published could be easier targets.
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Celebrities and public figures have also taken to Twitter to express support for the employees and the boycott.
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In fact, the only public figures she seems to admire are Lucille Ball, Stephen Sondheim, and Carol Burnett.
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Medium has become a go-to outlet for journalists, politicians, and other public figures to share their ideas.
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Public figures including China's former first lady and heiress Gloria Vanderbilt have lived there, according to the listing.
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The proposed rollback of net neutrality protections has drawn ire from a number of companies and public figures.
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The ACLU considers the rules unconstitutionally vague and says they discriminate against unpopular views or controversial public figures.
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If you want to see which hashtags your friends or public figures follow, you can do that, too.
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But Cuban, Barea, and Ortiz aren't the only public figures taking action in the wake of Hurricane Maria.
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Kanye West is one of those rare public figures who fully understands the impact of his every move.
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And it's a lot harder for public figures than it is for private persons to win defamation cases.
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The Kardashians are especially different, given the impossibly high standards and stakes that they have as public figures.
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He not only reads the Times but he understands its power to drive agendas and validate public figures.
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Instead, what it means is that Trump understands the symbiotic relationship between the media and public figures/politicians.
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Since then, Federal Police and prosecutors have brought charges against hundreds of the country's most powerful public figures.
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But none has been anywhere near as big as this one, or as likely to ensnare public figures.
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Other leading public figures joining in the fight against same sex marriage include former Prime Minister Tony Abbott.
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Judge Jiri Wazik said Balda had been manipulated by public figures who preyed on people's gullibility and fear.
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" Suspending President Trump or other newsworthy public figures: "We hold all accounts to the same terms of service.
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The lawyers gathered at the Quetta Civil Hospital to express their grief as is common with public figures.
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Americans stood with me and resoundingly rejected such uncivil and demeaning attacks from public figures back in 2012.
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It was the right that was suspicious, sniffing out Communists and scrutinizing public figures for signs of sedition.
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Many of these public figures, after identifying their own burnout, took time off for their own well-being.
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The rule from the American Psychiatric Association prohibits members from speculating about the mental state of public figures.
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This amounted to a net 15% favorability difference for the same policy, though presented by different public figures.
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Obama White House officials weren't the only public figures calling out Orbán's strongman rule; Republicans were as well.
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But it is not unethical to use the tools of psychoanalysis to examine the lives of public figures.
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The downvote button only appears on public Page posts, not on posts by Groups, public figures or users.
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And when intimidation is dressed up as political speech, and public figures are involved, they appear especially paralyzed.
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Social platforms can be toxic places, especially for women and especially for women who are also public figures.
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And Dowd, a blunt-spoken former Marine Corps captain, has represented a host of public figures, including Sen.
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I've reported from tin-pot countries where public figures talk blithely of shutting down prosecutors and imprisoning rivals.
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Litigating defamation cases for public officials or public figures is different than for private individuals: It's more difficult.
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He has created mixed-media heads of loved ones, as well as of public figures who irritate him.
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Once we've gotten the public figures taken care of, it'd be nice to celebrate some low-profile heroines.
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Other public figures in DC — most notably federal legislators — are increasingly concerned about the mounting public-health crisis.
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It has been shared by public figures with verified accounts, examples can be seen here , here and here .
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The legal burden on the families will be heavier yet if they are deemed to be public figures.
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Public figures including Elizabeth Banks, Busy Phillips, Whitney Cummings, Ellen DeGeneres and Jenna Fischer promoted the GoFundMe link.
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Journalists and public figures are trained to exercise caution around terms like white supremacist, which is good practice.
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But greater transparency, not less, is what readers now expect from public figures, and from news organizations, too.
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Twitter's spokesperson pointed to the company's position of giving public figures broad exemptions to many of its policies.
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Twitter's spokesperson pointed to the company's position of giving public figures broad exemptions to many of its policies.
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Public figures from Prince William to controversial celebrity YouTuber PewDiePie have faced online criticism for their coronavirus quips.
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And while controversy dogged some of them, they have gradually become more and more accepted as public figures.
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Since both Meghan and Harry are public figures they have an impact on many children around the world.
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Hudgens theorized about why people feel so comfortable infringing on the privacy of celebs and other public figures.
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"It's a way of critiquing or undermining public figures in a kind of visceral way," Ms. Jamison said.
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If the news media and public figures publicize lies, they lose their credibility as trustworthy sources of information.
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Trump has asked media and other public figures to refrain from bringing up her 13-year-old son.
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Before that, Facebook had offered a Mentions app that was only available for verified public figures and Pages.
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Such an accusation is extremely serious for public figures in France, especially in the court of public opinion.
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" It also prohibits ads that use imagery of public figures to "mislead users into buying a scam product.
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Contrary to what many believe, this rule does not mean that professionals must remain silent about public figures.
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And the conversation isn't just about when and how public figures should lose their status and their livelihoods.
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The accounts and pages included "impersonations" of media outlets, political parties and groups, as well as public figures.
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The industry veterans McGowan had been discussing in her tweets, however, are all powerful public figures in Hollywood.
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The initiative will include forums with U.S. business people, politicians and public figures to get Mexico's opinions heard.
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Parlio also hosts dedicated Q&As with experts and public figures similar to Quora's new AMA-like Writing Sessions.
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Several public figures have announced their resignations in a country where personnel changes normally take place behind closed doors.
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Since then, I've been lucky enough to give my work directly to other public figures who really inspire me.
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As civil unrest across the globe dominates headlines, for how long can our most taciturn public figures remain silent?
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Even in the whatever-the-fuck days of 2020, literally buying endorsements from public figures is seen as gauche.
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Court documents only described the co-conspirator as an attorney licensed in California who represents celebrities and public figures.
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We can only speculate on their inner worlds, but since they're the most public of public figures, we will.
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Like the discredited Pizzagate conspiracy theory, QAnon also involves regular accusations against public figures of being involved in pedophilia.
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But for the platform to be successful, major artists, brands and public figures will need to jump on board.
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His ambiguous characters, mimicking rabbit-like creatures, take on the humorous, selfish, and exaggerated personalities of many public figures.
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Live streaming on Facebook was a feature first introduced back in 2015, initially only for public figures and celebrities.
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At least nine writers and public figures from that country have been murdered by Islamist extremists in recent years.
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The app is aimed at celebrities and other public figures, who are often the subject of people's Google searches.
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As public figures, they represent a conundrum that anyone who is trying to resist is familiar with: fake solidarity.
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Regardless, each has presented new opportunities for our favorite and most infamous public figures to extend their personal brands.
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Over the last 25 years, since use of the internet became commonplace, various public figures have advocated for DDD.
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Celebrities and public figures have great stories, but they usually aren't writers so they outsource it — mostly to women.
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The book incorporated anecdotes and quotes from public figures and female leaders, some of whom publicly lamented their inclusion.
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Over the past two weeks, police have arrested dozens of public figures who seem to have little in common.
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I think that there have been a number of public figures where you start hearing commentary that is dangerous.
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But when it came to #OscarsSoWhite, numerous public figures, including President Obama, spoke publicly in support of the movement.
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Trump has made a habit of it over the years, targeting public figures, even his own wives and girlfriends.
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Today, Twitter is rolling out a new notice for tweets belonging to public figures that break its community guidelines.
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At this point, Blippar's visual recognition tech can identify 5 million entities, including a database of 370,000 public figures.
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Andersen purposefully conceals her appearance online in order to avoid the internet-based abuse many female public figures experience.
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People have added anyone from public figures to the common people in their lives onto Felt's own naughty list.
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Offering more ways to promote content outside of Snapchat could boost the app's utility amongst public figures and businesses.
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While the "yes" vote campaign is gaining momentum in Australia, many leading conservative public figures strongly oppose gay marriage.
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The newspaper said the publisher has in the past met with presidents and other public figures concerned about coverage.
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But Stone's crowdfunding tactics stand apart from many other public figures for the lack of accountability in his campaign.
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The comment drew outrage from many public figures, including Michael Jordan and several other current and former NBA players.
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Maybe. But I'm left with a new question: Is that because we've become more decorous toward our public figures?
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We should expect all elected officials, regardless of party, and all public figures to not traffic in anti-Semitism.
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Outside of laughing at the public figures who got got, it's unclear what (if any) conversations Who Is America?
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It's not uncommon for public figures to threaten legal action against news organizations but ultimately fail to follow through.
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An array of public officials, as well as several prominent Puerto Rican public figures, have also demanded Rosselló's resignation.
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Prominent public figures, including New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and comedian Jon Stewart, spoke out against Rand's block.
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An array of Russian officials and public figures have demanded that the government punish those responsible for the episode.
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There have been more bad books written about Robert Kennedy and his family than almost any other public figures.
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Sullivan, a Supreme Court case from 1964, set a formidable threshold for defamation claims by public figures like Nunes.
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The First Amendment needs breathing room, but it does not require encouraging deliberate lies, even about dead public figures.
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That's not uncommon; she's been putting out viral genealogy facts about public figures for more than a year now.
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Revealing certain kinds of information — especially about people who are not public figures — can get a media organization trouble.
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Haley is known inside the White House for being one of the administration's most polished -- and outspoken -- public figures.
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Cities all over the world rename streets and put up statues to commemorate local heroes and beloved public figures.
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It's a subtle jab when media outlets choose not-so-flattering shots to run with stories about public figures.
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Still, England has strong privacy laws that have long allowed public figures to block negative reporting in the press.
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Miles "Lil Yachty" McCollum: The rapper is starring in "Public Figures," a comedy inspired by events of his youth.
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Public figures have attempted to gain financial benefit by selling products that falsely purport to fight off the virus.
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But it also meant spewing epic insults against key figures in their countries, including respected public figures and celebrities.
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Replacing the saints with famous public figures extracts the judgment of religion but retains the comfort of the ritual.
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She invites public figures to converse with notable interviewers, such as Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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When bad news hits, it travels fast and employees and consumers demand more accountability of companies and public figures.
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Public figures like Mr. Moore and Mr. Spencer must clear a much higher bar to bring a defamation suit.
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When few public figures aside from Pac-Man and Donkey Kong had their own video game, Journey had two.
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"I think we're well advised to be cautious about how we use diagnostic language for public figures," she said.
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Where First Amendment law protects speech about public figures more than speech about private individuals, Facebook does the opposite.
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Last July, the company said it would append a label to tweets from public figures that break its rules.
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Only inaccuracies about public figures like Sullivan published with "actual malice" can be considered libelous, the Supreme Court ruled.
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The Sikorsky S76 series is considered a reliable name and is known for use by corporations and public figures.
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During my nearly 37 years as a public prosecutor, I participated in numerous investigations of high-profile public figures.
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It's unclear if Mr. Ghosn, who is one of the most recognizable public figures in Japan, hid his appearance.
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But they're still easy to spot The issue of fake social media accounts masquerading as public figures is acute.
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The bomb scare — and the ensuing reaction from many public figures — represented a fraught political moment for both parties.
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More broadly speaking, it also shows how digital paper trails can be used to track public figures through cyberspace.
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In fifth-century Athens, ostraka were used to register a vote of no-confidence against especially despised public figures.
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Some of the recent controversies have included public figures, such as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Virginia Gov.
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On WellSet, users can find practitioners through a platform search or through recommendations from friends, brands, and public figures.
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The court threw out the case because jokes about pompous, hypersensitive, orangutan-looking public figures are protected free speech.
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Nowadays it is so easy to check all sorts of things, especially political/personal slander on most public figures.
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Mr. Kusnirovich belonged to a group of prominent public figures focused on restoring Russian sports to good global standing.
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The allegations publicized as a result have brought down dozens of public figures in a wide range of industries.
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For professionals, diagnosing public figures from afar undermines the value of expertise and of the instruments used to diagnose.
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But our public figures have been doing their damnedest to tear down those unfair assumptions in the past while.
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"They shared posts about political news and geopolitics including topics like the US elections, Christianity, US-Iran relations, US immigration policy, criticism of US policies in the Middle East and public figures as well as video interviews with academics, public figures and columnists on issues related to Iran and US elections," Gleicher said.
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As more and more women go public with allegations of sexual harassment against public figures, Congress is coming under scrutiny.
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And DMs are one of the most powerful ways to get in contact with mid-level public figures and journalists.
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"That's why we're encouraging public figures and media companies to get in early and figure out what works" Simo explains.
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They aren't; the alt-right's true purpose appears to be attacking public figures, mostly men, who have outspoken leftist viewpoints.
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"She set the tone for some public figures in our country, gave them a signal," Putin said at the time.
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Once the American public figures out what the truth is, ICE is going to have all the support they need.
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The use of any intellectual property, including trademarks or names of public figures, is protected under fair use, as TrumpHotels.
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George Takei is the latest in an ever-growing lineup of public figures to be accused of committing sexual assault.
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" He explains that typically he would not engage public figures on Twitter, with the exception of "monsters who tweet lies.
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And he's doing it, seemingly, because he's offended by the idea of black public figures speaking the truth to power.
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She didn't recognize them as public figures, and saw them only as two women who appeared to be bullying someone.
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She fought to redefine harassment in the state of California so the law would protect the children of public figures.
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Some ARMY are highly sensitive to a possible slight -- and numerous public figures have borne the brunt of ARMY's anger.
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Many public figures and celebrities have spoken out about the atrocity, and now, model Bella Hadid is calling for action.
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But designing and targeting ads, especially full-screen video Stories ads, can be daunting to small businesses and public figures.
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The first is denial: public figures like A.C. Grayling, a philosopher, who simply seek to stop Brexit in its tracks.
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It all began, as so many things do these days, with public figures being Extremely Online during non-working hours.
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Hassan also searched the internet for where members of Congress live, and which public figures had security details, prosecutors said.
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The social media company has debated labeling tweets from major public figures that violate its rules against bullying and harassment.
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Few senators are prominent public figures, except a few former hockey players and journalists or those made infamous through scandals.
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"These are friends, private citizens, not celebrities or public figures," a royal source tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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McPhee hopes that all people, public figures and private citizens alike, affected by similar breaches of privacy can find justice.
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And during the presidential election, there was a dramatic rise in online harassment of Jewish journalists and Jewish public figures.
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Since the Baton Rouge attack, public figures have voiced condemnation, saying, yet again, this type of violence happens too often.
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There have also been instances of public figures being abused online, often by robots programmed to send out negative tweets.
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Epic Rap Battles is a video series that pits public figures against each other with fictional and non-fictional beefs.
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Unexpected public figures like feminist writer Nancy Friday also took part in the backlash against the former White House intern.
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Cillizza: This was a moral failure Public figures in Israel, Germany, the United Kingdom and elsewhere also condemned Trump's remarks.
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Infidelity by public figures is seen as normal, and disapproval as a puritan obsession of uptight Americans or northern Europeans.
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The message illustrates the Black public figures must possess perseverance to overcome racism (and often sexism) in addition to skill.
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It has been endorsed by plenty of Labour MPs and Labour-supporting public figures (the novelist Robert Harris among them).
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Facebook also pays publishers and public figures to use its platform, which in effect pulls attention away from competitors' products.
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The trailer released last month shows Moore and some of the prominent public figures of the Trump era: Parkland, Fla.
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Courts in the United States have held that public figures are less entitled to privacy than the rest of us.
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When public figures use words that go with this downward flow, they accelerate the division and decline in our society.
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There are numerous platforms that verify that celebrities, authority figures, brands or public figures are who they say they are.
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Ireland has gone from having few openly gay public figures to legalising gay marriage and having a gay prime minister.
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I think that's a lesson that's been lost on some of our public figures as they discuss the Kavanaugh nomination.
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Mexican lawmakers could pass a law making it harder for public officials and other public figures to sue for libel.
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Since White, several celebrities and public figures have come out and publicly announced that they have been living with HIV.
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Diagnoses may at times perhaps be in the national interest, but when — and for which public figures — has been debated.
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The website then ran the samples through eight different grade-level tests, averaging the results to rank multiple public figures.
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The website is also a resource of verbal quotes from public figures ranging from lawmakers to celebrities and industry leaders.
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Public figures often accept blame or cast blame when it no longer threatens personal costs for them to do so.
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" Bezos also said the best way for public figures to deal with public criticism was by developing a "thick skin.
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Thousands of people, including politicians and public figures, took to social media to demand that the broadcaster reverse its decision.
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Many of the most profitable farms ended up in the hands of well-connected public figures, including Mugabe's wife, Grace.
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It has already led to the arrest of dozens of public figures and doesn't show any sign of letting up.
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Public figures like Lena Dunham, Chrissy Teigen and Angelina Jolie have become more open about the various struggles of womanhood.
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I definitely can think of a few public figures I'd like to "86" if they entered my (sadly hypothetical) brewpub.
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Public figures and the press alike could use up-to-date clarification of what constitutes defamation in the year 2020.
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Politicians and public figures often depicted Mexicans and indigenous peoples as criminals to justify the theft of land and resources.
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While most of the Americans duped by the Russian trolls were not public figures, some higher-profile people were fooled.
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But the Obamas are not simply public figures or canvases for the aspirations, emotions and projections of the American public.
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Most modern first ladies have increasingly come to accept a role as public figures and be accepted by the public.
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Do you think the crown prince of Saudi Arabia is texting other high-profile public figures in the same way?
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More than 50 luminaries from the performing arts and politics, as well as other public figures, will gather on Jan.
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It means letting public figures, however nonpolitical their professions, know that people care about the stands they take, or don't.
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PG: You've been so skillful at interviewing public figures on camera and demonstrating, without any fancy footwork, that they're idiots.
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Some of the accounts attempted to contact public figures, posted in groups, and commented on other Facebook content, Facebook said.
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Facebook Pages give public figures, businesses, and other entities a presence on Facebook that isn't tied to an individual profile.
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Twitter is experimenting with the idea of placing brightly-colored labels beneath misinformation tweeted by public figures, the company confirmed.
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Speaking from the stage, prominent Russian politicians, artists and public figures stressed the importance of unity against a common threat.
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Public figures often set up political action committees to retain or set up infrastructure in preparation to run for office.
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It was initially available to public figures such as celebrities, but has since expanded to others like journalists and bloggers.
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This verification is the same checkmark other high-profile accounts receive — like those belonging to celebrities or other public figures.
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This shows it's not just corporations or public figures using the statute to scrub their online presence, but real people.
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She is manifestly authentic, direct in a way unique among public figures, no more subject to flattery than to coercion.
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Many people in China appear to support the official view that the players are public figures and should act accordingly.
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Like hedge funds that speculate on derivative trades, celebrity journalism is a spread bet on the futures of public figures.
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Since Monday, the police have detained nearly two dozen people who had either promoted violence or had threatened public figures.
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For an additional sample set, the researchers collected 48 photos of the brothers and partners of public figures and celebrities.
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Shortly after assuming office in January, Trump held a number of highly publicized meetings with black public figures and politicians.
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The report analyzed about 4,000 words per person of public speeches from prominent public figures over the past two years.
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Usually "authorized" documentaries about public figures come off as more hagiography than actual examination of the person's life and legacy.
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Like "Until, Until, Until…," Arceneaux's other works on display interrogate social and cultural narratives, particularly those concerning black public figures.
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I think of misogyny and sexism as strains that exist in our society but that are harder to untangle and harder to acknowledge … I would like to see more of an acknowledgement of gender and the way that gender affects the way we think of public figures and the way we speak of public figures.
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Twitter will now hide — but not remove — harmful tweets from public figures In a significant step, Twitter says it will now put a content warning over certain inflammatory tweets posted by big accounts, Makena Kelly reports: Today, Twitter is rolling out a new notice for tweets belonging to public figures that break its community guidelines.
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All three have expressed their political leanings at one time or another and are influential public figures with platforms for change.
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And that it would look pretty ridiculous if male public figures actually did get the same kind of criticism: Jesus, Garland.
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Consequently, Public Trust mimics the reality of the democratic order, where people collectively place power in public figures every four years.
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Many places in Hong Kong still bear the names of British public figures, such as Victoria Harbour and Prince Edward Road.
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"We condemn the attempted violent attacks recently made against President Obama, President Clinton, Secretary Clinton, and other public figures," Sanders said.
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As two major public figures, hooks and Watson are well aware of public scrutiny, especially in the age of social media.
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Government spokeswoman Martina Fietz confirmed personal data and documents "belonging to hundreds of politicians and public figures" had been released online.
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Sullivan, which makes it difficult for public figures to sue the news media for libel, and of the 21979 Roe v.
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"We have a team that works with public figures, so that's a two-way street in terms of conversations," Garlick added.
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Speaking with PEOPLE, Foy and Smith opened up about stepping into the shoes — and private chambers — of two iconic public figures.
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The hacker, who was arrested Sunday, published private information on almost 1,000 high-profile German public figures, including some 900 politicians.
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He urged police not to disregard false accusations as a "remote" possibility, especially in cases of historic abuse concerning public figures.
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This isn't a new thing; after all, we ask public figures to denounce awful people and hate speech all the time.
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This happens not because trust in general declines, but because key public figures – notably politicians and journalists – are perceived as untrustworthy.
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International market research firm YouGov published its annual study of the most admired public figures in the world earlier this month.
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Since Collins announced her vote, Avenatti has launched a fusillade against her and many other public figures who questioned Swetnick's credibility.
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The regular police have recently arrested dozens of public figures who had expressed even mild opposition to the crown prince's agenda.
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For those professionals and public figures who you admire but don't know, Decembrele recommends following them instead of requesting to connect.
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"We condemn the attempted violent attacks recently made against President Obama, President Clinton, Secretary Clinton, and other public figures," she said.
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There are exceptions for newsworthiness and public figures, but the Veritas video is clearly on the wrong side of the rule.
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In the midst of the #MeToo movement's deluge of predatory revelations, certain public figures became the face of Hollywood's monstrous ills.
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Over the course of the year, he and his friends fight to change the corrupted desires of several influential public figures.
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Unfortunately, this transfer has also served as a platform for public figures to eagerly score cheap points by denouncing the transfers.
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For many public figures — Toni Morrison and Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi included — speaking fees are an essential part of a yearly salary.
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A number of public figures, including both Donald Trump and Barack Obama, have already taken to Twitter to express their condolences. .
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If Facebook isn't careful about how it ranks Stories from public figures and web celebs, these self-promoters could overrun Stories.
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Solid majorities say social media divides Americans, wastes their time, spreads lies and disseminates unfair attacks on public figures and corporations.
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He advised public figures like Thiel to develop a "thick skin" and avoid the impulse to exact revenge on the media.
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While many Chinese women draw motivation from public figures like Yuan and Zhu, others turn to everyday stories of fitness success.
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Twitter verification gives public figures a blue check mark next to their names, which has become a sort of status symbol.
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Public figures, particularly politicians, whether the depiction is fair or not, are often defined by a single moment in time. Sen.
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The divisiveness is elevated by public figures from psych-professor-turned-social-media-star Jordan Peterson to Republican pollster Frank Luntz.
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McCain are not only major war heroes; they are among the most widely respected and admired public figures in American life.
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A number of public figures also spoke up in support of the protest action, as is the way with these things.
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Though hilariously ineffective, that group included a number of significant public figures and politicians, including former presidents, sitting senators, and pundits.
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Along with Pence, the hotel has been visited by other notable public figures throughout the years, including former President Gerald Ford.
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What stands out most is how many of these well-known public figures opted to add their voice to the mix.
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The leaked documents from a Panamanian law firm have put the offshore wealth of politicians and public figures under worldwide scrutiny.
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At the same time, though, one of porn's most public figures in the battle against mandatory condom legislation is stepping down.
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Among those exposed are national lawmakers, one federal and many regional ministers, university presidents and deans, and other prominent public figures.
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Solve for X. We've had so many public figures promise their votes, then recant, then repromise, then double down, then recant.
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The pair also had poked fun at a variety of other public figures, including Chelsea Clinton and House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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How many public figures ever make such efforts to atone for their follies and crimes, in this or any other age?
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We consider all parts of their backgrounds because we want to get a wide range of authors and other public figures.
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People were angry because the authorities stopped publishing results as Mr. Imamoglu caught up with Mr. Yildirim in the public figures.
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This is an artistic miracle in a culture that can treat public figures and artists rigidly, refusing to let them evolve.
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And legislators in one state, New Hampshire, want to completely forbid public figures from forging confidential settlements over sexual misconduct allegations.
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On networks like Snapchat, Instagram, and Facebook, users typically follow their friends and a varying range of public figures and brands.
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They did not identify the person, in line with German rules designed to shield people who are not considered public figures.
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In addition to the Chinese officials, public figures in the U.S. have also been allowed to get away with posting misinformation.
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I am nevertheless encouraged to see my colleagues and other public figures respond to the president's remarks with solidarity with us.
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Too many articles, in your newspaper as well as in every other, give "political" commentary on public figures' attire, mainly women's.
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Twitter is experimenting with putting bright orange and red labels underneath false statements and misinformation posted by politicians and public figures.
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" He added: "As the Supreme Court explained in 1964, a stricter regime would necessarily make it harder to criticize public figures.
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Public figures who have lost touch with the rank and file need to join the awakened Democrats of the 21st century.
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Interviews are conducted with public figures including Jesse Jackson, Van Jones, Carmelo Anthony and the Black Lives Matter activist Shaun King.
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The incident has stirred up controversy over how we remember complicated public figures, even as circumstances around the suspension remain unclear.
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Six short documentaries, with public figures including Van Jones and Colin Kaepernick, explore patriotism in a diverse and divided United States.
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But the company says it will "err on the side of leaving the content up" when it comes from public figures.
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Rubin admits that it can be increasingly difficult to teach young people this instinct when public figures often act disrespectfully online.
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Some public figures who are slightly left of center have gained considerable traction by taking on their own side as well.
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The public has understandably become dubious of public denials by public figures who are accused in the context of public scandals.
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It was led by black people — not just black people but black folks, regular folks, not public figures or activist stars.
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Public figures who talk about a social problem in the abstract get pressured to repudiate their associates who contribute to it.
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Public figures who weren't vocal about the problem to begin with get to stay silent when it's one of their friends.
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He advised public figures like Thiel to develop a "thick skin" and avoid the impulse to exact revenge on the media.
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I have been educated in prestigious schools, and visited by the richest of the rich and the most celebrated public figures.
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But when public figures are guilty (not only the writers or staff who act in their stead), they must own it.
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These people, Trump fans whom the president has done little to distance himself from, harass and threaten Jewish journalists and public figures.
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And in the case of public figures like politicians or celebrities, they may walk away from a nasty tweet or email unfazed.
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"Public figures might be in violation of our terms of service, but the tweet itself is of public interest," Dorsey told Rogan.
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Under French law, public figures -- like George -- can only be photographed while going about their public lives ... and only for journalistic purposes.
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The question first arose this weekend, when my girlfriend and I began categorizing public figures as either wet men or dry guys.
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The social media platform noted that some of the 2900 Facebook accounts posed as citizen journalists and tried to contact public figures.
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One of my favorite people in the world is Jennifer Rudolph Walsh, the literary agent behind many famous authors and public figures.
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"In the last decade, courageous public figures have outed body shaming," Simmons wrote on Instagram, after quoting a phrase from J.K. Simmons.
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In many instances, people once close to public figures will exploit their former intimacy to make a profit — a potentially huge profit.
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No-platforming, or denying public figures speaking engagements or writing publication, is particularly problematic because it is quite literally a silencing tactic.
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When asked about the downfall of Harvey Weinstein and multiple public figures who have been accused of sexual abuse, Awkwafina becomes giddy.
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The social media platform noted that some of the 78 Facebook accounts posed as citizen journalists and tried to contact public figures.
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Salacious images of public figures tend to get traded around amongst these collectors and used as currency to expand their private stash.
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But, these conversations, especially the ones stemming from public figures like Cardi B, are necessary if we truly want to make progress.
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Underlying this academic protection is the belief that public figures, the individuals who animate the major institutions of government, merit greater scrutiny.
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Ali's death triggered a massive outpouring of grief and remembrance from family, fans and public figures, including both the Clintons and Obamas.
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Those Who Knew is the book you need in a culture that routinely hears – and ignores — public figures' historical treatment of women.
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VICE NEWS: Do you think that artists and public figures have had something to do with the massive success of #RickyRenuncia protests?
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We are at the center of an unprecedented assault on the ability of reporters and editors to challenge and critique public figures.
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If you haven't heard of them, Rare Pepes are original memes depicting Pepe the Frog as different public figures and cultural icons.
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Important public figures, like Russian anarchist Mikhail Bakunin, advocated for destruction of the status quo as an end greater than all ideologies.
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Though it was supposedly public figures only, it was found that faces of private individuals also made their way into the set.
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" A rally for Meek's release was held in his native Philadelphia on Monday night with support of public figures like Julius "Dr.
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He spent years on The Howard Stern Show honing his shock jock persona, bragging about his sexual conquests and insulting public figures.
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We've also asked a group of respected public figures to act as Independent Reviewers, to examine our work and publish their findings.
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The 'steeple' Politicians, actors and pretty much all public figures have their own go-to "rest position," and Trump is no exception.
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Blippar has already compiled the face prints of more than a quarter of a million public figures, such as celebrities and politicians.
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People love mocking public figures, but Spicer was essentially shamed for being a schlub, in that his physical appearance was constantly critiqued.
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At his home the police found a list of targets, which included police and prison officers, some public figures, rappers and journalists.
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The actress and the president's daughter will join a long line of public figures who have graduated from the prestigious Cambridge university.
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It's time to bring back decency and standards in what we expect from public figures and those we hold in high regard.
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And now with social media, public figures, who often have massive followings, can respond to the public directly, as Trump often does.
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Embracing public figures who helped cause those harms, without any gestures toward accountability, risks alienating those who have long supported climate action.
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Obama and Merkel had not started out as good friends, but they had become as close as two public figures could be.
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The poll comes as an increasing number of people have come forward in recent weeks to allege sexual misconduct against public figures.
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It was the latest occasion in which the President has appeared to cast doubt on the intelligence of African-American public figures.
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It is the responsibility of our leaders to use their role as public figures to elevate our discourse and bring people together.
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Beyond the other complicating factors in Williams' life, the segment highlighted how different it is for public figures to tackle their addiction.
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All of those public figures, and most of the businesses I call, are phone numbers that fans or friends refer me to.
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As the virus continues to spread, a slow trickle of public figures are announcing their diagnoses or close contact with the disease.
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But there are apparently still some lines that public figures can't cross in America if they want to stay in the mainstream.
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Twitter has generally given Trump and other major public figures a pass on behavior that might not be permitted from other users.
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And the episode compelled the APA's ethics committee to ban its members from making future diagnoses about public figures in the press.
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Charges against public figures involving morality or nationalism often move at a brisk pace — Ms. Youssef is due in court on Jan.
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The rise of the #MeToo movement has prompted many politicians and public figures to reexamine President Bill Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky.
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Other public figures who have used Notes to make statements include Taylor Swift, Lena Dunham, Drake, Pete Davidson and Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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For those that seek to hold public figures accountable, a more rigorous interaction with and presentation of archived pages will limit uncertainty.
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Public figures are held to a higher standard — since they represent not just themselves but their offices, their industries, and so on.
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J.P. "D'Agala," the new album from Ms. Courvoisier, collects nine original compositions dedicated to artists and public figures who have inspired her.
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Washington D.C., never the most serene place for politicians, journalists and other public figures, is about to become a lot more treacherous.
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A session on the ethics of mental health professionals commenting on public figures had drawn nearly 300 sign-ups at last count.
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After widespread criticism, President Trump condemned the white supremacists on Monday, two days after dozens of other public figures issued forceful denunciations.
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The practice gives the false impression that a long list of Americans, including some prominent public figures, write directly for the website.
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Munyan, a professional photographer who has shot celebrities and public figures for 25 years, met Daniels on a photo shoot in 2005.
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Public figures, including celebrities, social media stars and journalists can be verified on other platforms, including Facebook (FB), Twitter (TWTR) and Instagram.
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Now Apple is fighting the Trump administration, and Mr. Trump has shown far more willingness to publicly criticize companies and public figures.
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Does Lepore find those public figures and celebrities who refuse to be co-opted by the Trump White House to be partisan?
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As the seasons have worn on, news outlets, fans and public figures including Whoopi Goldberg have criticized the show for the omission.
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"Pages — including those run by brands, public figures and nonprofits — can now create and donate to fundraisers," Sharma says in the post.
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A look back at public figures who died this year, with Prince, Muhammad Ali, Florence Henderson and Fidel Castro topping the list.
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To ignore how public figures use what they wear is to ignore one of the ways our own understanding is being manipulated.
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What has happened to Gunn, Harmon, and other public figures of late reflects a convergence of old-school trolling and organized attacks.
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These include public figures in politics, musicians, fashion designers, celebrities, sports personalities, businessmen, journalists, companies and even religious figureheads such as the Pope.
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His death shocked millions of fans around the world and prompted glowing tributes from fellow musicians and public figures, including President Barack Obama.
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But the California Republican's underlying lawsuit shows how public figures can use the courts to attack news organizations for coverage they don't like.
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Trump's most fervent supporters included outspoken anti-Semites, online trolls on the "alt-right" who delighted at tormenting Jewish journalists and public figures.
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The survey also asked about public figures, a field that Ellen DeGeneres dominated with 73% of LGBTQ people declaring her a gay icon.
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Dr. Phil McGraw says that he's privately counseled a "staggering" number of public figures and celebrities who have come to him seeking help.
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Since then, she's started a global school strike movement, Fridays for Future, and become an international celebrity, drawing attention from other public figures.
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Attenborough is one of the U.K.'s most cherished public figures, presenting and narrating countless wildlife documentaries in a career spanning several decades.
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Because if your faith causes you to care for the less fortunate, it is something you want to see in your public figures.
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Overnight, people who have typically been living quiet, private lives suddenly become public figures, often at the center of a frenzied national debate.
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His suspicion was based on a pattern of Chinese officials censoring public figures from around the world who expressed sympathies toward Hong Kong.
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Rooms like that still exist in some hotels, especially the ones that are frequented by foreign officials, secret carriers, politicians, and public figures.
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Public figures (it's not totally clear from the guidelines who counts as a public figure) don't get the same treatment as private individuals.
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Back then, it was real-time updates from public figures that looked like the next big social medium, and Twitter was their home.
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At Vox, Amanda Sakuma listed out the dozens of Democrats, groups, and public figures condemning Northam's actions and calling on him to resign.
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Rather, the hotline has seen an increase in calls when public figures — sometimes athletes — are in the news, being accused of domestic violence.
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Suddenly it didn't matter if you followed a few noisy public figures or annoying oversharers, or if your favorite accounts only posted occasionally.
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For example, tweets posted by public figures that aren't direct violent threats — but are in "the public interest" — might remain, but be labeled.
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Considering the fact that she might be one of the most public figures living today, there's still much we don't know about KKW.
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Female public figures in conservative societies are indeed threatened for defying the status quo, but giving up on advocacy is not an option.
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Investigators hope the hack will convince politicians and other public figures to use more sophisticated passwords for their email and other online activities.
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His recent work securing famous public figures like Sheryl Sandberg for Quora's Ask Me Anything-style "Writing Sessions" has helped juice user growth.
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" And the team will "use our status as public figures" to bring attention to the issue of sexual assault against women," he said.
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The offshore holdings of 140 public figures came to light as a result of the leak from Panama-based law firm Mossack Fonseca.
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To address that gap, Kasowitz has enlisted John Dowd, a Washington attorney who has defended politicians and other public figures in major cases.
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Showtime and Baron Cohen, who has made a comedy career out of pulling pranks on public figures, declined to comment on Rohrabacher's statement.
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How we insist that the hateful language they hear from public figures on TV does not represent the true spirit of this country.
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Public figures are using their social media platforms this week to denounce everything from white supremacy to Donald Trump's incredulous "many sides" argument.
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When it comes to public figures that get immortalized by merch, it's usually confined to folks in the realms of music and Hollywood.
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They are public figures and media personalities now, with all sorts of opportunities to lend their semi-famous faces to brands on Instagram.
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Numerous artists and other public figures made a show of distancing themselves from the controversial singer, including Lady Gaga and Kelly's own daughter.
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Today, we live in the resultant world; public figures and Facebook users post responses, visual or verbal, immediately after tragedies and disasters occur.
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And today, in much of the West, the most successful part of the media is that specialising in the shaming of public figures.
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According to Chaumartin, public figures and officials could be an easy target for drones, many of which are strong enough to carry explosives.
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Cummings stumbles when she transitions from a bit about paying for all of her dates into one about public figures and their sexuality.
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True stardom can be a gift and a curse, especially for women, who are often treated like public figures first and artists second.
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Trump also labeled Lemon the "dumbest man on television" and questioned James's intelligence, comments that fueled outrage from many public figures and athletes.
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On Instagram, photographs purporting to show the whistle-blower with a number of public figures from the Democratic Party were also widely shared.
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They often feel as intimate and inscrutable as diary entries, even when they deal with monstrous public figures like Hitler, Stalin and Hirohito.
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As I said in last week's column, the only two public figures who are actively campaigning for the vice presidential slot are Gov.
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More than 100 news outlets examined the documents, finding information about the financial holdings of 140 politicians and public figures around the world.
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To understand why social media should play a role in libel cases, specifically with public figures, you first need to understand libel laws.
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Our public figures can't be obliged to police every intolerant thought out their [sic] at the risk of being condemned for intolerance themselves.
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The first rule of crisis management for public figures is this: If damaging facts will come out against you, get them out first.
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The fake Iraqi accounts and groups were used to post about domestic political and societal issues and public figures such as Saddam Hussein.
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"We should expect all elected officials, regardless of party, and all public figures to not traffic in anti-Semitism," Clinton wrote last month.
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Of course, there were the nuanced takes on identity politics and privilege by public figures such as Chasten Buttigieg, AOC, and Smash Mouth.
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Given that so many public figures were #WithHer, we're not surprised that a number of celebrities have gotten in on this symbolic demonstration.
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Beyoncé had permission, but many of the public figures who've been called out for appropriation — from Madonna to Miley Cyrus — may not have.
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Women are scrutinized so harshly—as public figures and in life generally—but often the voice that stings the most is our own.
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Not okay to talk about people that are not quasi-public figures, and that pretty rapidly meant we ... You couldn't do individual managers.
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And public figures who question poppy-pinning, and the shifting values and cultural pressures it can set off, are also coming under fire.
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Since then, allegations of sexual harassment and assault have been leveled against a number of public figures, including actors, directors, lawmakers and journalists.
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From Boris Johnson to John Prine and the N.B.A. star Kevin Durant, public figures have shared their conditions and advice with the world.
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And then there are Trump's market-moving tweets, in which he metes out praise and threats aimed at major public figures and companies.
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Those charges were dropped, but helped dent a longstanding French reluctance to breach the privacy of public figures, no matter their sexual transgressions.
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" He finally decided to confront Derek, accusing him of using his "status to hook up with women that are infatuated with public figures.
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Our digital world ensures that the private information of public figures, and not-so-public ones, will be released again in the future.
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The bipartisan bill follows months of sexual harassment and assault allegations levied against high-profile public figures in Hollywood, the media and government.
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Many public figures seemed likely to benefit from even the occasional sound of a woman's voice saying: Maybe you should stop talking now.
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Later, several public figures including Cory Booker and Susan Rice spoke out in King's defense, and the hashtag #IstandwithGayle began trending on Monday.
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Sanders has racked up endorsements from progressive Democrats and public figures, and he maintains frontrunner status with a slight plurality in pledged delegates.
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Williams is one of several public figures to show their support for Australian bushfire relief efforts by pledging to donate time or money.
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On the other hand, shouldn&apost public figures be honest about their baby-making so as not to give women everywhere false hope?
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It is this reality that burdens public figures, especially presidents, with the responsibility to use care and caution as they lead the nation.
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The two candidates - who are not public figures - had not met the quorum of 60,000 signatures in support, a political source told Reuters.
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Among those sharing the message were public figures including Allison Pearson, a columnist for The Telegraph, and Kevin Pietersen, a retired cricket star.
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"An obscure institution like Export-Import ends up being pretty unpopular when the public figures out it's a corporate welfare vehicle," he said.
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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas on Tuesday criticized a major First Amendment precedent regarding the application of state libel laws to public figures.
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It's commendable when public figures risk losing the support of a base or a demographic to stand for morals, values, respect and freedom.
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Our public figures can't be obliged to police every intolerant thought out their (sic) at the risk of being condemned for intolerance themselves.
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In recent years, however, a number of public figures and brands — particularly within the fashion industry — have been met with accusations of blackface.
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What I'd like to know is: will this trend "trickle down" throughout our society, or will a remain a "public figures only" event?
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In his impressions, Jones takes on an eclectic group of public figures, including Bernie Sanders, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rachel Maddow, and William F. Buckley.
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As public figures such Jimmy Savile were outed as sexual predators, other victims of rape began feeling empowered to report their own cases.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called for unity between the two parties on Tuesday, saying "radicals" attack public figures across the political spectrum.
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Politicians, public figures, and other savvy players do this kind of thing — they blame the reporter when they look bad in a story.
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There are broad First Amendment protections for speech about public figures, and it's unlikely Trump could win a case against Cruz in court.
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Second, most subjects of photographs don't get to take a share of the profits — at least not if they're politicians or public figures.
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The main significance is that astrologers do research and study largely through the charts of public figures, whether politicians, entertainers, scientists, or athletes.
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Federal authorities arrest a man in connection to the pipe bombs mailed to public figures; Israeli forces kill five Palestinians in a Gaza protest.
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At this point, dozens of our favorite celebrities and public figures have joined Snapchat, giving us unprecedented behind-the-scenes looks at their lives.
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Prominent historians such as A.J.P. Taylor and Hugh Trevor-Roper were public figures who spoke to the nation about both historical and contemporary events.
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If public figures want to get in on the language of the internet, they need to learn from someone who can fluently speak it.
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We can now add Mark Zuckerberg to the growing list of CEOs and public figures who have weighed in on the events of Charlottesville.
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Thursday's show was attended by many notable public figures, including musical impresario Andrew-Lloyd Webber, Queen guitarist Brian May and London Mayor Sadiq Khan.
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Facebook first offered this feature to public figures, but now it'll be available for all users and Pages going live through the iOS app.
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It seems to have been a wake up call for Bee, a reminder of the unprecedented scrutiny that all public figures face in 2018.
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Fellow authors, citizens and public figures mourned the author's death on Twitter, remembering him as a towering moral figure who had a profound influence.
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Beyond insulting the country's politicians and public figures, Trump has inserted himself into the UK's political process in a manner US president typically avoid.
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The last 12 months have seen a parade of celebrities and public figures — most of them men — accused of deplorable behavior and sexual misconduct.
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Francois Fillon, the centre-right (and culturally conservative) candidate in the French presidential race, was among the first public figures to welcome the ruling.
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Public figures who continue to perpetuate this storyline are barking up the wrong tree and distracting us from realizing answers that could save lives.
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Heroes like the Hulk, Spider-Man, and Captain America have publicly dealt with vulnerability or choosing individual happiness over their duty as public figures.
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Her lawsuit is a blatant attempt to intimidate not only me but journalists of all stripes into remaining silent with regard to public figures.
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Kardashian faced a lot of victim-blaming on social media, from the press, and from other public figures, including Karl Lagerfeld and Wendy Williams.
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At the risk of sounding quaint and outdated, I think we Americans could learn a thing or two from Denmark's taste in public figures.
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But as other public figures, including Chelsea Clinton, weigh in with support, there will undoubtedly be an effect on public perception of the app.
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S-Town fits into a long tradition of journalists writing character pieces, even of non-public figures, so concerns about privacy are nothing new.
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This election season, we've seen how the fashion choices of public figures can address larger, tangential issues that have come up on the trail.
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Career experts and even public figures, like billionaire Bill Gates and former Vice President Joe Biden, agree that personal relationships are crucial to success.
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Such a policy would, obviously, prevent administration officials from falling for hoaxes in the guise of communication from the personal accounts of public figures.
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Though important, considering the recent willingness of MPs, athletes, and other public figures to discuss their mental health struggles, Changing Minds wasn't especially groundbreaking.
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What he's mastered so well is that he responds to America's two demands when it comes to public figures: that they're real and entertaining.
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On his motivation, the defendant stated that he acted out of annoyance at public statements made by the politicians, journalists and public figures concerned.
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Public figures recognize that it may be necessary to open up parts of their personal lives that the rest of us wouldn't dream of.
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Its supporters include journalists, politicians and public figures, including one of the country's best basketball players and, in Mr Sukur, its most accomplished footballer.
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"I know all their names, and I know who they are, but it's not up to me to make them public figures," he said.
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This gathering of influential Western public figures, he insists, decided in 1953 to form the EU and has indoctrinated every British prime minister since.
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For one, there are actors, musicians, politicians and all other sorts of celebrities and public figures who use Facebook Pages as their main account.
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It also introduced a new verification system for celebrities and public figures, and began offering support for the use of third-party authenticator apps.
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Under the First Amendment, citizens are allowed to speak out against public figures, particularly lawmakers, even if that speech is considered insulting or crude.
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Several reporters and commentators quickly noted that flags in the past have remained lowered to honor lawmakers and major public figures until their funerals.
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A number of reporters and commentators noted that in the past flags remained lowered to honor lawmakers and major public figures until their funerals.
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Businesses and public figures commonly buy addresses for possible future use or to prevent them from falling into the hands of rivals or enemies.
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Thanks to the strike, as well as the support of Warren and other public figures, Stop & Shop lost well over $2 million in sales.
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Corey Lewandowski argued the move, which is traditional for public figures seeking office, would help Trump's team prepare for attacks on the Republican billionaire.
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Public figures and other celebrities on Facebook and Instagram are offered a blue checkmark alongside their name so you know which accounts are legitimate.
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It's a bias that shows up occasionally when the deepfake community discusses public figures as opposed to, say, their next door neighbors or children.
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In a culture that is increasingly obsessed with speakers who shoot from the hip, it's surprising that children aren't worshipped more as public figures.
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" Joanna Rodriguez, communications director for Curbelo: "While Carlos has never invited public figures to campaign with him, he has welcomed those who have offered.
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But as users happen upon content that's from more public figures and accounts, they may not always act appropriately – leaving harassing or bullying messages.
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No one has revealed his or her heart to greater effect and, along the way, she has made emotional honesty possible for public figures.
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Others were addressed to public figures who have faced right-wing criticism, and one was found on Monday at the home of George Soros.
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With the vote just months away, that coalition-building, and the jockeying among Pashtun public figures to lead them, is at a full sprint.
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That might be particularly painful for YouTubers who, unlike Crowder, don't have money from other sources and endorsements from major public figures rolling in.
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On the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka, Allen said Trump & co are not so different from any other embattled public figures.
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Two recent cases involving public figures with ties to Australia may offer a glimpse of how Mr. Shorten would carry out that "respectful" approach.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci has become one of the most important public figures in Washington amid a coronavirus pandemic that is quickly changing American life.
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The virus has infected at least two members of the US Congress and public figures around the world, including Prince Albert II of Monaco.
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Some public figures expressed their surprise, but do they know what it takes, today, for a woman to face the judicial system in France?
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There is a long history of public figures who lived and died in fear that being naturally who they were would demolish their careers.
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The company will also expand policies to guard against the bullying of young public figures who are often the target of hate-filled messages.
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I don't think separating the art from the artist applies to modern public figures who should understand the significance of their comments and actions.
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Of all the visible public figures in the Russian political landscape, Navalny promises the best hope for a cleaner, modernizing and less confrontational future.
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A growing number of women have come forward in recent weeks to allege sexual misconduct against multiple public figures, including several in the media.
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This is all to say that when mental health professionals label public figures with mental illnesses, it is not just unethical — it's intellectually suspect.
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The seven-minute address, delivered at a United Nations luncheon, contained all the watchwords bullying prevention advocates want to hear from famous public figures.
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Sullivan that they can criticize public figures as long as they're not doing so with actual malice, even if what you're saying is false.
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Noted Timothée Chalamet is the latest in a line of public figures who have drawn outsize attention for sitting with the rest of us.
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While celebrities and public figures are rightly concerned about the implications of the technology, its roots aren't in the dark corners of the internet.
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We assign meanings not only to what these public figures represent as individuals, but also to what they represent as signifiers for America itself.
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The personal politics of public figures in the gaming world are often kept in the dark, and Luckey's case helps show why that is.
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Datafolha listed Lula, alongside former presidential candidates Aécio Neves and Marina Silva, as the public figures most frequently mentioned as frontrunners by those polled.
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Their story has been taken up by public figures ranging from President Trump to Pope Francis, who have both expressed support for the family.
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If anything, Nick's posts are more disrespectful, as they are aimed at actual people and public figures—yet Nick sailed through with the lower score.
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It's an honor the museum has conferred on only a handful of public figures after their deaths, starting in the last half-decade or so.
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" White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders: "We condemn the attempted violent attacks recently made against President Obama, President Clinton, Secretary Clinton, and other public figures.
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The TV Rain report also said Mikhailov was a member of a hacktivist group called Humpty Dumpty that released hacked information on Russian public figures.
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The decision breaks with a decades-old rule that keeps experts from publicly talking about the psychiatric condition of public figures they haven't actually examined.
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As recent reporting has shown, Uyghur public figures that take pride in Uyghur language and heritage are considered to have demonstrated disloyalty to the Party.
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Countless celebrities and public figures—including the fallen fighter's daughters—took to Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to honor the memory of the world-bestriding pugilist.
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Last year, they announced the joint launch of a $100 million "Rule of Law Fund" to investigate the deaths and disappearances of Chinese public figures.
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"If the Constitution does not require public figures to satisfy an actual-malice standard in state-law defamation suits, then neither should we," Thomas wrote.
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The feature will start rolling out today to iOS users in the U.S., U.K. and New Zealand, and public figures on Facebook Mentions for iOS.
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It also shows us the delicate contours of public figures falling in love, and then navigating jealousy and the toxicity of relationships while being famous.
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Now, brands and public figures can build their own AR filters that will be available to use if you follow the influencer offering the effects.
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Police suddenly dropped drug charges against Golunov earlier in the day after his arrest sparked outcry among his fellow reporters and several prominent public figures.
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She's a part of a pantheon of public figures who have a great deal of power — power that can be used for good, or evil.
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Those kinds of situations, we connect with one another through public figures and our reactions to them, the cast of characters in our collective lives.
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The push to diagnose public figures, even when it comes to the president, is always going to be misguided, according to the psychiatrist Allen Frances.
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During this winter's onslaught of sexual misconduct revelations against public figures, Simon, the cofounder of Curious Elixirs, didn't quite know what to do with herself.
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Julia told Vox she hopes people take this as a lesson not to blindly follow public figures just because they share their own political persuasion.
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On the fifth anniversary of his death, celebrities and public figures shared photos of themselves wearing a sweatshirt emblazoned with his name on social media.
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Between the purported final photos of public figures like Audrey Hepburn and Heath Ledger are user-submitted pictures of friends and family who have passed.
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"The accused said his motivation had been irritation over public statements made by the politicians, journalists and public figures affected," senior prosecutor Georg Ungefuk said.
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But, in the era of cancel culture and because of the access we have to public figures, it's extremely easy to decide not to listen.
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The real threat is for public figures, whose facial figures readily available in photos and relatively easier for an artist to replicate from these photos.
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PostGhost agreed to comply and shut down, but in a lengthy response, argued that such users are "public figures" that should have their tweets recorded.
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Lawmakers and a smattering of public figures are gathering at the Washington National Cathedral on Saturday morning for the funeral service for the late Sen.
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A growing number of people in recent weeks have come forward to allege sexual misconduct against multiple public figures, including several people in the media.
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And these days we see its reflection in the near-daily revelations about public figures accused of sexual abuse, and in the stories from victims.
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The 1964 ruling puts the onus on public figures to show that statements about them were made with malice in order to sue for defamation.
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"If the Constitution does not require public figures to satisfy an actual-malice standard in state-law defamation suits, then neither should we," Thomas said.
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Public figures, including Oprah Winfrey and U.N. Secretary General-Ban Ki Moon, will make posts encouraging young people to sign up and employers to participate.
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Referring to his life as a "comic book" and "show," Trump anointed public figures as enemies and created battles that were waged in the press.
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Even beloved public figures like the comedian Atalay Demirci and the popular singer Atilla Tas were jailed for their perceived ties to the Gulen movement.
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The Times is, of course, very familiar with threats of litigation by government officials and other public figures who oppose the paper's reporting on them.
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In the 22016s, the United States experienced rising murder rates, devastating urban riots and the assassinations of some of the era's most prominent public figures.
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Shane's career points to the clear advantages of email as a creative medium, one where public figures don't have to speak to, or for, everyone.
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In August 2015, Facebook offered Live access exclusively to public figures (mostly celebrities and athletes) before giving those with verified pages access in December 2015.
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Explosive devices mailed to public figures like the Obamas and Clintons prompt a national response; the EU votes to ban single-use plastics by 2021.
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Many public figures train in the fighting arts as both an excellent way to develop self defense skills and as a means to relieve stress.
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Some public figures have even come forward, like author and social media guru, Kelly Oxford, saying they felt the same way after interacting with Ghomeshi.
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Public figures like Bernice King, daughter of Martin Luther King Jr., and actor Mike Colter, have also encouraged people to stop eating at the restaurant.
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Loosening libel laws and its protections for press writing about public figures would require overturning a 1964 Supreme Court decision or changing the Constitution itself.
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In Moscow on Friday, Mr. Putin announced the creation of an antidoping commission that would consist of Russian and international experts, jurists and public figures.
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The bombing stunned Malta, where known criminals sometimes attack one another but where the streets are safe and violence against public figures is extremely rare.
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In a 1963 survey by the Gallup Organization that gauged national sentiment of public figures, only the Soviet leader, Nikita S. Khrushchev, was more disliked.
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That includes celebrities, public figures, and even world leaders who are all dealing with the novel COVID-19 spread and attempting to flatten the curve.
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China is also starting to come under scrutiny from some public figures in Pakistan for its treatment of ethnic Uighur Muslims in China's Xinjiang region.
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Public figures of all types should invest the time now to imagine future scenarios in which they might find themselves accosted by camera-wielding provocateurs.
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Law enforcement has long used threat assessment to protect public figures, but after the Columbine massacre in 1999, psychologists began adapting the protocol for schools.
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The New York Times was involved in a landmark 1964 Supreme Court ruling that has served as a safeguard for media reporting on public figures.
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Keep reading to find out which public figures&apos careers ended or were otherwise derailed amid reports of their connections to the dead sex offender.
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Such composure when faced with this fake disaster, a hidden camera prank played on a number of Tunisian public figures during Ramadan, made an impression.
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Rose McGowan and Asia Argento were among the public figures and activists who celebrated a jury's verdict that Harvey Weinstein was guilty on two counts.
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The feature will also identify public figures highlighted in videos and allow users to easily navigate to those sections, enabling better and faster content discovery.
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The move by the travel site also comes amid heightened awareness of sexual harassment as accusations have been mounting against a multitude of public figures.
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Mulvaney made the unusually candid remarks at the Oxford Union, which hosts events where public figures give talks to students of the elite Oxford University.
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The last season of BoJack Horseman has an answer: The only way to hold these public figures to account is to hold them to account.
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Among the test changes, incorrect or misleading tweets from public figures would be corrected by fact-checkers and journalists who are verified on the platform.
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Like several other politicians and public figures before him, Mr. Perry, whose department manages the United States' nuclear program, had been duped by international pranksters.
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Many public figures, including Democratic primary candidate Bernie Sanders, have used their platforms in recent months to speak out on behalf of disgruntled tech workers.
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Public figures are in the hands of publicists and media consultants who use different tactics to try to get over in the face of scandal.
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In fact, none of their posts are intended to be partisan "corrections" lobbed at elected officials or public figures of one party, according to Schneider.
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In a concurring opinion in the Bartnicki case, Justice Stephen G. Breyer said that it mattered that the union officials were minor-league public figures.
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Without them, Twitter would mostly be an empty webpage, populated only by public figures trying to sell their bathwater and wishing the purge was real.
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It's common for politicians and public figures to use fashion as an outlet for subtle statements of power or protest, and Pelosi is no different.
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The drinking water disaster in Flint, Michigan has been identified by a number of public figures and op-eds as a case of environmental racism.
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Two young Washington public relations hands launched a Tumblr blog featuring imagined text exchanges between this boss-lady version of Clinton and various public figures.
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Like the proverbial dog on a leash, companies, public figures, and even private citizens can be choked by those who have a massive social following.
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This will prioritize channels belonging to well-known public figures and creators, as well as popular channels with names that could be confused with others.
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In the vein of past gimmicks, Sacha Baron Cohen adopts different personas in this seven-episode series and dupes unsuspecting politicians, public figures and others.
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Maybe at some point the sheer abundance of embarrassing material will render us insensible to what's truly unforgivable in the past behavior of public figures.
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Jesse fired back he was exercising his First Amendment right -- but Aryn points out their children are not public figures and have their own rights.
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Astrologers have been studying the birth charts of politicians and other public figures for years, in an attempt to prognosticate their impact on the world.
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What's really at stake here, then, isn't just a petty feud between public figures — or even a culture clash between two men of different backgrounds.
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You can also provide URLs to support the request, and Twitter reserves the right to demand an uploaded scan of a government-issued ID. Twitter may still only verify public figures It's still unclear if Twitter plans to verify everyday people who fill out the form, or stick with its previous practice of only granting it to public figures and industry users, like journalists.
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We have made a spectator sport out of picking apart public figures' looks, and it's not okay — whether it's during awards season or the Rio games.
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The statements may mark a newfound willingness to discuss the inner workings behind these decisions—at least when it comes to the world's top public figures.
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In the last two years, non-government public figures such as celebrities requested the delisting of 41,213 URLs and politicians and government officials another 33,937 URLs.
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Trump, who became one of the leading public figures questioning Obama's birthplace, had contacted Corsi as a source of information, according to The New York Times.
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Meanwhile, fake Alex had established himself as a social media star in his own right, garnering a sizable online following, including journalists, politicians and public figures.
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Students have also been at the forefront of China's #MeToo movement, attracting much online attention with accounts of alleged sexual harassment by academics and public figures.
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But the coverage of his death also signaled how important a dialogue about sexual violence has become as it relates to public figures and their biographies.
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Kamala Harris, Mark Zuckerberg, and other public figures are owned by a couple who operate two Montessori schools in Michigan, a BuzzFeed News investigation has found.
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All of the public figures and celebrities that were mentioned in the report responded to the investigation with statements saying they intend to change their registrations.
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Before publication it had already redacted other names of private citizens in the files, while leaving names of public figures like Trump advisor Paul Manafort untouched.
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When public figures say things that are wrong, hurtful, and/or hateful, the new default response is to mandate that we never hear from them again.
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Since Prime Minister David Cameron announced he would step down in the wake of the Brexit vote, he's been followed by a host of public figures.
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It's not just the effects this could have on celebrities and other public figures who already are subjected to all manners of manipulative forgeries and hoaxes.
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This goes against all other principles of medical practice and the Goldwater rule itself, which encourages educating the public about psychiatric issues related to public figures.
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Abrams said comments made by McCain and other public figures are inappropriate and make it hard find jurors who have not been affected by such remarks.
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This feature was previously available to public figures, but now it's rolling out wide, allowing you to argue or chat with friends in a Live setting.
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Like other female public figures around the globe, Meghan Markle has learned that her style is just as powerful a tool as her actions and words.
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French media is traditionally wary of reporting about the private lives of public figures but, on Tuesday, Le Parisien newspaper carried a story about Macron's rebuttal.
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Jewish writers and other public figures have gotten used to seeing their names pop up in forums and Twitter mentions with three parentheses around their name.
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Meanwhile, the most recent public figures for U.K market share stand at 10 per cent and Hinrikus says that other geographies are following a similar trajectory.
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That decision protected civil rights activists and, as Supreme Court precedent, all others from being silenced by lawsuits filed on behalf of public figures and politicians.
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The message, signed by more than 90 public figures and organizations, including the American Civil Liberties Union, EMILY's List, People for the American Way and MoveOn.
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PG: This already happens every day – Google "deleted tweet" and you'll find thousands of articles tweets deleted by public figures which users screenshot and send in.
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Conscious that her lack of education is a weakness, Elizabeth enlists a tutor so she can feel more confident when talking to politicians and public figures.
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Users with verified pages, such as public figures, can also add a "donate" button tied to a nonprofit to their Facebook Live videos, the company said.
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Before we dive into the Schumer family tree, let's get one thing clear: 99% of the time, public figures with the same last name aren't related.
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The American Psychiatric Association has long held a policy that it's unethical for mental health professionals to offer diagnoses of public figures they haven't personally evaluated.
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Sandwiched in between those two reports, Facebook announced that it is tweaking how it displays public comments on Facebook pages for public figures, organizations, and businesses.
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The thread was heavily moderated, and questions from new or rarely active accounts were automatically filtered out, although "public figures who support Trump" could be exempted.
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But let's not forget that despite the Clintons' position as powerful public figures, at the end of the day, they are individuals with their own actions.
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It's called the Mayflower Group (after the DC hotel in which we've been meeting) and it includes political and public figures as well as policy analysts.
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Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg and comedian Kathy Griffin have joined other public figures in urging Twitter users to follow the account for the Auschwitz Museum.
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The debate over the Merchant Marine Act of 1920 (Jones Act) has been revived as devastating hurricanes stormed through the Caribbean and public figures like Sen.
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Switzerland has also newly classified sports officials as so-called politically exposed persons, recognizing them as prominent public figures at greater risk for bribery and corruption.
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But is the fact that we're fascinated by Holmes's bad hair because it defies our expectations of female public figures' appearances too charitable of an argument?
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But Kasher acknowledged that the growing clout of Jewish religious nationalists, and the rhetoric of their public figures, posed a challenge for Israel and its military.
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"Her lawsuit is a blatant attempt to intimidate not only me but journalists of all stripes into remaining silent with regard to public figures," he said.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE (D-Md.) and the city of Baltimore, among other liberal lawmakers and public figures.
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Obama was also one of the high-profile public figures to tweet well wishes to the royal couple after Archie's birth, writing: Congratulations, Meghan and Harry!
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More than 22019 news outlets examined the documents, finding information about the financial holdings of 140 politicians and public figures around the world: http://bit.ly/22as29m.
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This can even be exacerbated by new technology tools — like smartphones — that can theoretically nurture connections but can also depersonalize encounters between citizens and public figures.
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Since then, a growing number of women have come forward to allege sexual misconduct by multiple public figures, including those in Hollywood, the media and politics.
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Her biggest weakness as a candidate is her supposed unlikeability, so why not balance that out with one of our most beloved public figures—a celebrity?
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PostGhost notes that its targets are all public figures and that they can expect a level of privacy until they Tweet out to millions of followers.
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Gfycat's tool, then, is exclusively useful for celebrities and public figures; not a bad step, but not helpful for preventing revenge porn of lesser-known people.
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Before publication it had already redacted other names of private citizens in the files, while leaving names of public figures like Trump adviser Paul Manafort untouched.
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Depending on your fancy, there are data sets showing everything from human facial expressions and sign language to the faces of public figures and skin pigmentation.
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But beyond public figures, game streamers, and the odd moment of citizen journalism, it's become clear that most users don't have compelling enough content to stream.
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Despite the numerous, extensive and reproducible tests that prove that vaccinations do not cause autism, some public figures continue to feed conspiracy theories about vaccine safety.
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Tapping on a list entry reveals more, such as which public figures have spoken on the subject and how their arguments compared with the hard facts.
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Kelly said the U.S. is "in the middle of an empowerment revolution" amid nearly daily allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct against various powerful public figures.
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The #MeToo movement has forced people to consider the idea that beloved public figures (usually men) have routinely behaved horribly toward people (usually women) in private.
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Public figures are more likely to take other precautions, like using a burner phone while traveling, rather than trading their iPhone for an ultra-secure phone.
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The worst of the trickle-down Trump effects is the way he's opened the door for other public figures to get away with making things up.
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Bad news travels fast, and employees and consumers demand more accountability of companies and public figures, who in turn call on experts to control the damage.
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Even some mental health professionals have expressed concern at his sometimes erratic statements and behavior, despite a longstanding professional norm against diagnosing public figures from afar.
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Serena just lives for herself, and they both take two very different approaches to being these public figures, and I take notes from both of them.
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Sonmez tweeted on Sunday that she was met with death threats after her tweet, and called on people to remember deceased public figures in their entirety.
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Other public figures have also come to the defense of Arnold and his cousin in posts on social media, such as Houston Texans star DeAndre Hopkins.
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Ms. Couric, 22012, often broadcasts her harvests on the "Story" section of her Instagram feed, where, like many public figures, she invites followers into her world.
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Zahara, who was adopted by Jolie from Ethiopia in 2005, is just one of many public figures raising awareness and spreading empowerment about embracing natural hairstyles.
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Public figures, like soccer players and singers, started appearing on TV and in magazines with visible tattoos, and foreign visitors brought the tattoo culture with them.
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That center was created not to find terrorists but to find people with obsessive, stalker-like fixations on public figures — especially politicians and the royal family.
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Security experts have said that Britain's Home Office will probably continue to provide the couple with some police protection, given their status as prominent public figures.
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For public figures, such as politicians or celebrities, there is an added burden of showing statements were not just false, but also published willfully and maliciously.
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October 26, 2018 This Friday, we're updating you on the investigation into a series of suspected packages sent to prominent U.S. politicians and other public figures.
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The trend could be a preview of what's to come in the United States as more public figures engage in misinformation to compete with President Trump.
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"Just as we've stood up to bullies in our reporting, we'll do the same to protect our business as public figures and publications come after us."
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It has courted public figures (including by putting some on the payroll), promised substantial investment, sponsored cultural programmes and events, and applied diplomatic pressure when necessary.
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Bengtsson stressed that now the scene involves grooming players into public figures for interviews, social media management and upkeep of their presence as digital content creators.
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Silence from the country's mental health organizations has been due to a self-imposed dictum about evaluating public figures (the American Psychiatric Association's 1973 Goldwater Rule).
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The Thread RE: FIRST WORDS Wesley Morris wrote about public figures being forced to "disavow" unseemly opinions and connections, even though the gesture is often halfhearted.
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The strife around the comic book's registration act — that heroes unmask themselves — wouldn't work in the MCU, where most of the metahumans are known public figures.
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"If the Constitution does not require public figures to satisfy an actual-malice standard in state-law defamation suits, then neither should we," the opinion states.
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Because it literally portrays politicians with comedians, SNL has had an especially prominent place in the process of stamping public figures with a permanent cultural brand.
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But we know for sure thanks to a user on a site called Wikifeet, a site devoted to foot fetish photos of celebrities and public figures.
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Harvey Weinstein is reportedly on the verge of joining a small club of disgraced public figures who have been stripped of their honorary British titles and decorations.
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The White House did not respond to a request for comment, though press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders condemned the attacks on public figures in a statement Wednesday.
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French politics has a long history of financial and personal scandals, and the country's media has become less shy about reporting the private life of public figures.
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There's a lot at stake and the country is watching — and numerous public figures came out in a last ditch attempt to thwart Moore on Monday night.
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"As more powerful and public figures react to honest and genuine critique by demanding silence and threatening violence, it seems as if celebrities consider themselves above human."
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" He added that even though the issues are typically handled privately, his work with public figures still has a big impact because "they always pay it forward.
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I've always said that as homosexuality itself becomes more accepted, so will reporting on it, even when public figures haven't necessarily disclosed it, and certainly when relevant.
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It has not worked, and American politicians and other vocal public figures have criticized the apology as antithetical to American values around free speech and political expression.
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Op-Ed Contributor AS a veteran, I want politicians and public figures to try and understand what military deployment is like, and to relate to my experiences.
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The new movement was created to encourage a community of women to turn their actions into policies through Galentine's Day cards sent to politicians and public figures.
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One of the few public figures who emphatically identifies as Catholic, former president Mary McAleese, is also a fierce critic of the church, calling it "criminally" homophobic.
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The fashion world should be held accountable for its own diversity woes, not the public figures who've overcome extraordinary barriers to get to where they are today.
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All things considered, Bkav's researchers say billionaires, celebrities and public figures, who will have their faces photographed and widely published could be easier targets for its hacks.
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Mueller, one of the most discussed but least visible public figures of Donald Trump's presidency, will testify in public hearings before two House committees on July 17.
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It isn't even clear why someone who isn't verified should be able to call themselves a "public figure" since real public figures are at risk of impersonation.
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Then there's the influence of figures like Trump on the platform, with Twitter taking a view that the service helps to make public figures and policymakers accountable.
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World Mental Health Day was celebrated earlier this week, while folks have been openly speculating on the condition of public figures like Kanye West and Brandon Truaxe.
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In the same week she resigned, Ms. Lamrabet was one of 102 Moroccan public figures who penned an open letter calling for a reform of inheritance law.
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