Like Wharton, Wood does not purport to have the answer.
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As chosen by the free market they purport to admire?
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Most of them are just what they purport to be.
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Look, I would never purport to be a Weezer scholar.
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I certainly don't want to purport to speak for him.
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Otherwise, you are violating the Bible you purport to obey.
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After all, referendums often intensify the debates they purport to settle.
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The account's name and biography do not purport to represent Bynes.
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Although, we won't purport to solve these problems in one podcast.
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The devices purport to identify stress and anger before violence erupts.
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Donald Trump's immigration executive orders purport to make our communities safer.
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It doesn't purport with the data and we think it's unlawful.
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The ideologues of the Islamic State purport to follow Shariah exclusively.
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This one, at least, does not purport to be a museum.
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Still, it's easy to find websites that purport to offer such services.
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Sponsors of additional legislative sanctions on Russia purport to do just that.
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It does not purport to fix every problem in the federal system.
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Its Cherry MX switches purport to last up to 50 million keystrokes.
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I don't purport to be a perfect Christian; I'm far from it.
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Few people purport to have had first hand footage of an alien.
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Your employee didn't purport to be an expert and wasn't deceiving her.
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Second, his supporters purport to seek a restoration of American founding principles.
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We are mystified, or purport to be, by mass shooters, for example.
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The same goes with fake emails that purport to be from retailers.
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His vulgarity creates a kinship with people who purport to hate elites.
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IRAP is challenging the suspension while agencies purport to continue reviewing the program.
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But some groups that purport to be feminist are siding with the employers.
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The surveillance practices about which Republicans purport to be so concerned are mushrooming.
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FLCL empathizes but doesn't purport to have the answers, because really, who does?
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So what does this book purport to be and what is it actually?
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He is a point of view, loaded with ideological purport and political meaning.
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Many high schools have purchased expensive helmets that purport to reduce concussion risk.
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A handful of new apps purport to help by adjusting your circadian rhythms.
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The needs of the constituencies that they purport to serve should come first.
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There have been two unverified photos posted that purport to show Lakewood Church flooded.
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Both purport to be more elegant and user-friendly than everything else out there.
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Only a minority of remarks are "propositional"—ie, assertions that purport to be true.
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But all of these reasons speak to values that Democratic voters purport to hold.
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To be fair, Clips doesn't purport to be as good as a human photographer.
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More Facebook news: Leaked documents purport to explain thresholds for deleting groups and pages.
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The first is that they purport to share the service's information directly with users.
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They purport to be non-credit currencies - that is, monetary assets without corresponding liabilities.
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The leak, for instance, was fixed in 20 minutes, the records purport to show.
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There are plenty of games that purport to be about archaeology and exploring ancient cultures.
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Even many who purport to be allies find it difficult to separate queerness from sex.
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Believers purport the next world to be infinite; art, on the other hand, is material.
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The brand's insoles, which purport to cure arthritis and heart disease, are still available online.
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The memos purport to describe efforts by Russian intelligence to gather compromising information on Trump.
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Evil is not, the artists here purport, something intrinsic to humanity, not by birth, anyway.
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Some of these pictures are what they purport to be (Wittgenstein's eyes, the Bibliothèque Nationale).
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For example, opinion editorials should be labeled as such, not purport to be news articles.
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They have more in common with prisons than the pleasure palaces they purport to be.
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And services that purport to upgrade and make Compstat more responsive (like Spidr Technologies) already exist.
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Though both the FARC and the ELN purport to be Marxist insurgencies, they are very different.
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There's a vast number of sites that purport to provide objective analyses and ratings of products.
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Mafia III doesn't purport to speak to this at all, but it does emerge inthis context.
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Republicans on the panel purport that they want to "get the facts" about fetal tissue procurement.
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Those voters have long defined themselves in opposition to the intellectual seriousness Democrats purport to personify.
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Reporter: These stills, dated March 2015, purport to show a man being thrown from a building.
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Several shared online documents listing salary information for media industry workers purport to show sharp disparities.
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Beware of websites that purport to be official outlets for a particular stadium or concert venue.
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However, he has taken a different approach with other leaders who purport to be democratically elected.
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As with most of Oliver Stone's movies, Nixon doesn't purport to be a strictly historical biopic.
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Does that matter to the perception of a nominee when the media purport that kind of color?
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Orig3n sells lifestyle DNA tests that purport to give consumers advice on things like diet and exercise.
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Mrs Merkel's European deals may be paltry, but the problem they purport to address is eminently manageable.
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The transcripts purport to show speeches given in Tucson, Arizona, Bluffton, South Carolina and New York City.
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We have anarchists on the left who purport to speak for the marginalized, minorities and the poor.
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Locals swear that they have encountered ATMs that purport to spit out money while spitting out nothing.
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The president should also release the legal memos that purport to justify drone strikes away from battlefields.
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Mafia III doesn't purport to speak to this at all, but it does emerge in this context.
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Animal rights groups purport that as many as 10 million dogs are consumed in China every year.
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"[M]ost citizens of the United States purport to value reason and its application," the resolution states.
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And despite similar names and what purport to be similar strategies, their actual holdings can vary widely.
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Yet here's the truth about those accessories: Some products that purport to protect your smartphones are useless.
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Revelers have access to a variety of compounds, products, and devices that purport to ease the pain.
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Revelers have access to a variety of compounds, products and devices that purport to ease the pain.
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It seems counterintuitive: why would obstetrician-gynecologists oppose laws that purport to improve the safety of women?
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Because they certainly don't solve the problems that legislators purport to have with the Affordable Care Act.
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Innovation in education, the kind edtech companies purport to bring, is about fundamentally changing the way students learn.
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Some purport to be fully medical and only take on patients who have a valid Health Canada license.
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They remain a powerful form of consumer advocacy that tests the values and standards businesses purport to represent.
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Though we purport to value artists and romanticize their muses, the aforementioned activities aren't often recognized as work.
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How can we purport to teach anything to anyone else when we're deeply aware of our own ignorance?
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They need only look back to the man they purport to revere, Ronald Reagan, to make it happen.
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And a lot of that has to do with using the products that purport to make us clean.
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As Wired recently explained: The papers the FRC produces often purport to be meta-analyses—studies of studies.
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There are several third-party and open-source apps out there that purport to allow you to import .
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And it would be fraudulent, because it would purport to help working people while doing no such thing.
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There's a lingering there that could be easily read as being the very disease you purport to cure.
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Other handwritten documents, also unconfirmed, purport to indicate a secret account in his name in the Vatican Bank.
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He is particularly concerned about supplements that purport to cure diseases for which consumers should seek medical attention.
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Peter Lurie thinks that is an unacceptable position from someone who sells supplements that purport to treat addiction.
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Perhaps, though, some disentangling of interests between football and the betting industry is not as unrealistic as many purport.
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Many leaders in tech purport to embrace a "growth mindset" — a belief in people's ability to grow and develop.
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Alternative platforms to Facebook, which purport to allow all speech, regardless of content, exist, for example, Minds and Gab.
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"You purport to be an objective journalist, BBC purports to be an objective, down the middle network," Shapiro replied.
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Paradise Papers A trove of leaked documents purport to show financial ties between Russia and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.
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Many state and municipal lobbying laws and regulatory agencies also purport to impose no minimum threshold for lobbyist registration.
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They purport to solve the identification problem by relying on deep theory, but in fact resort to shallow assumptions.
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Videos purport to show members of Theta Tau, an engineering fraternity, repeatedly using racial slurs and simulating sex acts.
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That's not what #Makeup2Mud is for, nor is it what Marvin, Totilas, or Sabater purport to want to be.
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New photos posted by a Twitter user and spotted by Windows Central purport to show the company's abandoned effort.
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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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It's not cash bail versus "risk assessments," algorithms that purport to predict an individual's behavior based on group data.
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At least eight books purport to summarize "Bad Blood," John Carreyrou's best-selling account of fraud in Silicon Valley.
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Personal Health The media love contrarian man-bites-dog stories that purport to debunk long-established beliefs and advice.
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When governments fail to provide essential services, they sound the death knell for the communities they purport to serve.
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The messages purport to show Mr Kocner assiduously trying to help Mr Fico's Smer-SD party stay in power.
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The authenticity of the documents, which purport to be at least 15 years old, has not been independently confirmed.
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Plant-based meat and dairy substitutes often use the names of the animal-based products they purport to replace.
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But local residents said the social contract between those who govern and those they purport to represent is broken.
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Too often the arguments for these programs focus on whether we care about the group they purport to help.
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But do children believe that Santa can do all of the extraordinary things that parents and other adults purport?
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Additionally, using the pill doesn't pump your body full of "toxins" as some anti-birth control posts on Instagram purport.
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Recent videos purport to show him fighting migrants in Italy and being attacked by masked men outside a London McDonalds.
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Fairbanks would later purport to take the accusation a bit more seriously, and sued Roller for defamation in federal court.
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Videos uncovered by The Guardian that purport to show the bear invasion show them chowing down at the local dump.
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It's easy to see how this can help align potential voters with candidates and the groups they purport to represent.
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S. forces do not purport that strikes are decisive; however, we may occasionally talk about this information to provide context.
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Among other things, the documents purport to show the party apparatus favoring Clinton's campaign over the insurgency of Vermont Sen.
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But that is not the end of the story, even—perhaps especially—for conservative justices who purport to be textualists.
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The videos purport to show members of the group detaining migrants, including families with children, who've just crossed the border.
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The emails, sent to at least few local residents in Tredyffrin, Pennsylvania, purport to come from the local police department.
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Our leaders don't want to acknowledge the science behind climate change, and yet they purport to support children and families.
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Al Shabaab on Wednesday published gruesome photos which purport to show the bullet-riddled bodies of dozens of Kenyan soldiers.
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We purport to be a country that respects the autonomy and liberty of all individuals, unless they forfeit these rights.
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I purport to be a believer in sharing one's secrets as a path to wellness, and I do believe this.
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This direct approach is far more useful than looking at apps that aggregate scores or purport to discern your taste.
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I added my cellphone number to the Do Not Call Registry and installed apps that purport to block spam calls.
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Mr. Anaya's enemies have circulated videos that purport to corroborate some of the allegations, which the candidate has emphatically denied.
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Myths purport to tell the story of us, our origin and of what it is that truly matters for us.
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Garmin and Polar also purport to measure your blood oxygen saturation levels to deliver guidance on your ability to train.
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Plenty of other websites command big audiences, but they don't purport to offer the kind of meritocratic payoff of Facebook.
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These lovely images that purport to embody the suffrage movement, then, are sanitized pictures of a particular time and particular people.
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Contestants purport to be "friends" with the producers and, when they do appear on screen, the show is instantly more interesting.
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There are two kinds of people: those who know nothing about Esalen and those who purport to know everything about it.
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Documents released by Wikileaks purport to show that Hillary Clinton is ready to talk about flying saucers with the American public.
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So if you actually purport and say you care about the impact, then you should be highly educated on these things.
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But critics argue the burden for these highly specialized local projects should fall on the local communities they purport to benefit.
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However, a number of critics point to elements within the party that openly purport racist, Islamophobic, anti-Semitic and xenophobic tendencies.
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It's difficult to differentiate who they really are from the characters they purport to play, because they're tied so closely together.
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Less powerful but allegedly more beneficial, nonprescription nootropics purport to do something different from amphetamines—to supplement rather than to drug.
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Myanmar's rebel groups, many of which purport to represent one of the country's persecuted ethnic minorities, pose an especially difficult case.
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As always, beware messages that purport to know you and ask for personal information or ask you to click on links.
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The heart of the business is sales of lightly regulated nutritional supplements that purport to improve health or virility or both.
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He even has plans for expansion with a new line of outlawed canine marijuana treats, which purport to reduce pet anxiety.
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Calling itself the Arab Council for Regional Integration, the group does not purport to be broadly representative of Arab public opinion.
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Many politicians have more in common with each other than with the people they sometimes try or sometimes purport to serve.
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Anxiety is the most common mental illness in the US, and one that Hims and Hers purport to help you fight.
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These polemics all too often overshadow the very human experience they purport to understand, reducing to caricature full and entangled lives.
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And I usually roll my eyes at those articles that purport to explain what a movie "gets wrong" about its subject.
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"My letter was not, and did not purport to be, an exhaustive recounting of the Special Counsel's investigation or report," Barr writes.
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Videos and photographs taken by villagers and activists on the ground also purport to show the devastation as they fled the scene.
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Especially when you consider that all of my devices and cloud services purport to handle that sort of thing on their own?
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As a result, they speak in terms of colorblind policies that purport to help everyone in general and no one in particular.
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Charts don't purport to any form of objectivity, and are, in fact, a useful reminder that art is an inexplicably subjective experience.
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Audiences, after all, can be dumbed down or lured into rating inflation by the very online services that purport to measure quality.
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In truth, the extremists do not truly promote the interests of the whites or blacks and browns whom they purport to represent.
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But even more important is what they can do to harm or hold back the individuals and communities they purport to serve.
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Even the shittiest klingons, like the murderous Duras clan, purport to backstab and hide nasty secrets to save face for their honor.
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For years, researchers have looked into brain games and found that they simply don't have the real-world benefits they purport to.
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Satellite images of the sports center, located just across the harbor from Hong Kong, purport to show vehicles gathering at the center.
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They mock Islam and purport to be soldiers against a "war on Whites," while being mindful not to embrace overt white supremacy.
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These nonprofit groups purport to be grassroots organizations, but they run ads advocating corporate-friendly energy policies, without disclosing their financial backers.
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If you purport to be a thriller at some level, how do you engage an audience at that level, that visceral level?
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The writer who bares others' secrets must also bare her own, standing vulnerable before the people who purport to know her best.
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And so while 39 percent of Americans may purport to be embarrassed by a Clinton presidency, 56 percent say that about Trump.
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So please, stop posting these memes that you think promote health when all they do is hurt the you purport to love.
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There are scores of other companies selling scammy tests that purport to tell you what's wrong with your diet, fitness, or love life.
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Institutional workers should never unconditionally support the institutions for which they work at the expense of the values those institutions purport to defend.
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Wade being overturned is inevitable, and not something that could potentially be prevented with action and education campaigns, which they purport it could.
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We believe their positions, especially on immigration, which purport to improve the lives of Americans, would in practice hurt citizens and noncitizens alike.
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When these projects are used to sell art on an international market, they feel uncomfortably exploitative, even though they purport to be philanthropic.
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Made using cutting-edge and relatively accessible AI technology, they purport to show a real person doing or saying something they did not.
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Secular Muslims have already been peaceful, diverse, and much more spiritual than those who purport to conform to moderate orthodoxies (Salafists et al.).
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Not the vapid mass-market imitations that purport to be pilsners yet are really diluted and dull, but any number of craft expressions.
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She pulls her characters out of city life and into a specific, unfamiliar location where they purport to learn some kind of lesson.
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Broadly speaking, The Christmas Chronicles belongs to the subgenre of Christmas tales that purport to "explain" how Santa accomplishes all his crazy tricks.
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"Conspiracy theories seem exciting — they purport to give you a view of the world that you don't get to see," Mr. Elley said.
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No matter how astounded they purport to be about what they've discovered, it's the people holding the guns who present the immediate danger.
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This is the public face of Obria, a network of facilities in California and other states that purport to offer reproductive health care.
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As inventive posthistorical patchwork, all four records purport to stand outside linear time, and if anything, the new one has fewer textual layers.
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"You cannot speak from both corners of your mouth and apply double standards as you purport to speak for women," Kachambwa told CNN.
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In fact, these cuts could hurt the very people they purport to help — small-business owners, middle-class professionals and working-class Americans.
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There have been scores of obscure companies baiting you with products that purport to improve your life — but actually capitalize on your data.
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CNN has been unable to verify many of the videos being shared on Weibo that purport to show life inside the lockdown zone.
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They magically add fiber to any dish and infinite wellness blogs purport them to be "filling", but they also sometimes taste like dirt.
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This new political consultant focuses on developing short-term nonprofit organizations to raise money and purport to influence elections and public policy issues.
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In spirit, both purport to fairly parcel out rewards, and therefore also the absence of rewards, based on market dynamics free from manipulations.
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"Dirty John" is part of a long list of cultural material in recent years about people who aren't who they purport to be.
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Though anti-Romeo squads purport to act on women's behalf, they have ended up promoting the same values they are aimed at eliminating.
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However, hundreds of thousands of Israelis, some of whom purport to have a divine right to the land, have moved into the West Bank.
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Kickstarter, meanwhile, has a host of projects that purport to help, including smart showers and a water bottle you can share with your dog.
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This raises big, difficult questions, ones that many people (even those who purport to abide by "intersectionalist" values) are unprepared, or unwilling, to answer.
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Some suggest it's a cutting-edge spy satellite, while others purport the Boeing X-22016's real mission is to test bombing from space.
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The experience itself is simple, and not nearly as relaxing as what you'd expect from a typical massage, nor does it purport to be.
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But no system is foolproof, so authorities will want to ensure that whatever crosses their borders is what the data purport it to be.
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"My March 24 letter was not, and did not purport to be, an exhaustive recounting of the Special Counsel's investigation or report," Barr wrote.
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Again and again, elements of Making A Stationary Rain purport to do one thing while, in fact, they do something else, in semi-secret.
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Genetics-based travel has risen out of the growing popularity of genetic-testing kits that purport to reveal all the places customers' ancestors lived.
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Instead, Tesla publishes its own quarterly vehicle safety reports that purport to demonstrate how driving with Autopilot is much safer than driving without it.
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Shared and temporary housing startups also purport to offer some savings through flexible-term leases, typically with minimum stays of one to three months.
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On social media, there are videos that purport to show the shelling of positions held by the rebels, the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan.
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The seven sites, operated out of Europe, purport to sell items including fabric, DVD cases, maps, gift wrap, mechanical tape, pin badges and flags.
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It accounts for the multitude of often inane tasting notes and scores found in consumer publications that purport to appraise hundreds of different bottles.
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"My March 24 letter was not, and did not purport to be, an exhaustive recounting of the Special Counsel's investigation or report," he wrote.
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While these laws purport to look out for the health of women and children, they really only exist to severely limit access to abortion.
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The first point of failure for basic income trials is that they are not a basic income; they don't test what they purport to.
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The case highlights the powers that border agents purport to have, and how vulnerable sensitive information can be when taken through airports in particular.
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The coins, based on the same blockchain technology as skyrocketing digital currency bitcoin, purport to give investors future value in return for monetary contributions.
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"Reform," these days, may purport to fix things, but it tends to evade the hard work of defining either a problem or a solution.
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We have met in a professional capacity only recently, and I do not purport to know what was on his mind, then or now.
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The revolving door at nonprofits isn't bad just for workers; it cuts down on organizations' ability to address the problems they purport to solve.
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The screenshots purport to show someone from Jenner's camp talking about how the reality-TV star loves PluggedNYC's clothing and inquiring about custom orders.
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But the relevant sections of the INA do not purport to define "family", per se; they relate instead to who may apply for immigrant visas.
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As much as Americans purport to care about privacy and social media platforms accessing their data, most don't care enough to actually leave said platforms.
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The activist RBSS posted videos that purport to show Raqqa civilians fleeing, with groups of people clamoring to leave the city by car and foot.
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On one side, establishment Democrats who purport to be taking on Trump, but are funded by big money and tied up in big money strings.
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The film is bolstered by a number of large light-box photographs scattered throughout the show, which purport to document where each artifact was found.
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Deepfakes — fabricated images, audio, or video that purport to be authentic — represent one area where technology companies will almost certainly be ahead of lawmakers' expertise.
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They end up being dutiful meditations on guilt rather than stories about the people whose mistreatment and oppression they purport to be so interested in.
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Photos were shared on social media that purport to show their wedding ceremony, but neither the Malaysian government nor the palace has confirmed the union.
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The messages from Jayda Fransen, the deputy leader of Britain First, purport to show Muslims assaulting people and smashing a statue of the Virgin Mary.
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Fresh protests in Tehran and other cities Amateur videos posted on social media Monday purport to show anti-government protests for a fifth straight day.
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Can we, for example, be competitive in payments versus companies that purport to make payments but are not regulated in the art of making payments?
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I'd never purport to know the ideal length for each, that would be stupid—no meat is perfect and we must always strive to improve.
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"Hundreds of millions of consumers around the world have downloaded and installed software tools that purport to block online ads," Wyden wrote in his letter.
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Scammers have also been caught setting up fake charities that purport to benefit victims of the virus, warns Nikki Fried, commissioner of Florida's consumer unit.
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The show does not purport to offer definitive answers about the nature of the continent, but rather grapples with contemporary identities using photography as a medium.
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After all, the critics ask, how can scientists purport to be "objective" if they are actively involved in a march supporting something which is seemingly politicized?
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Both The Last Defense and The Case of: Caylee Anthony purport to go beyond the tabloid sensationalism and melodramatic approach of the media and the prosecutors.
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You have to put your faith in the partners running the fund, who purport to have expertise that will help increase the value of the investment.
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Both "Chris Dicker" and "Gregory Watson," purport to be interested in celebrities because of their ability to inspire and inform, specifically about becoming rich and beloved.
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If you're a SaaS business, you're likely overwhelmed with data and an ever-growing list of acronyms that purport to unlock secret keys to your success.
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The heist raised a key question for Ethereum and for dozens of other platforms that purport to be "decentralized:" Who decides when the code needs changing?
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They may "purport to be doing well and taking advice while still incredibly unhappy and unhealthy" but still secretly "drowning in their mental illness," she said.
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In some ways, that's more of an honest representation: it doesn't purport to be something that it's not, it doesn't pretend to be a perfect representation.
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If American progressives want to start winning elections again, it's time to invest a lot more on building relationships in the communities we purport to represent.
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The laws purport to provide information regarding the best and worst outcomes of potential treatments — an unfounded claim since outcomes of unapproved therapies are generally unknown.
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Indeed, it's exactly that yearning that sickness seems to awaken and that our healers, imbued with the power of science, purport to provide, no imagination required.
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Among political evangelicals, at one ideological pole stand those who purport to see a seamless connection between their agenda and that of the current chief executive.
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In addition, many Chinese are wary of helping because of numerous scams where people purport to be victims of an injury in order to extract compensation.
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The schemes did not purport to sell products to consumers other than to those who became part of the endless chain and help grow the scheme.
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Trump&aposs rejection of that order was anathema to them, and it should still be if they purport to subscribe to the values the forum embodies.
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Congress's continued failure to act on behalf of their constituents over these many years flagrantly defies the will of the people who they purport to represent.
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And if you are on some sort of program that sells products that purport to "cleanse" you, it also cleanses you of your hard-earned money.
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WikiLeaks released a huge cache of documents that purport to show the tools that the C.I.A. uses to break into smartphones, computers and even smart TVs.
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The House and Senate bills purport to solve the growing problem of wildfires, yet both bills are troubling in their approach to forest and wildfire management.
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Although many of these programs purport to treat addiction as a medical condition, they often take a moralizing view toward addiction — one that feeds into stigma.
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These numbers are unacceptable -- veterans should be confident they can meet their financial obligations and not be preyed upon by companies who purport to serve them.
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If Mr. Trump did purport to pardon himself, and was later indicted anyway, it could create an opportunity for the Supreme Court to resolve the question.
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But then again, "Russian Doll" doesn't purport to be about fashion, a point of little concern to the viewers attempting to shop the show's wardrobe online.
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Since so many products and features we use now purport to be powered by it, you can get a sense that it's just a bullshit marketing term.
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The screenshots of the public posts, published in the Plain View Project's online database, purport to show officers or police department employees making hateful or racist remarks.
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Deep down, most voters know this; now, it seems, the people who purport to know what most voters know may finally be waking up to this, too.
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But I will never not feel weird when people purport to champion women at another woman's expense, especially when, for once, Swift did nothing to deserve it.
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To confront sexism and sexual violence in school and in the workplace is to confront the presence of corruption in the institutions which purport to govern us.
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In some ways, technology is creating tools that purport to help us be in the present, but do they really, or do they take us somewhere else?
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At least the two of them purport to care about their children, though, which is more than can be said of most of the show's father figures.
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Verifying accounts that purport to have government employees running them would not be difficult and would go a long way to quell doubts about the accounts' intentions.
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Few games — even the ones that purport hardcore realism like Red Dead Redemption 2 — actually force you to contend with the natural patterns and confines of life.
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"Governments at least purport to be acting solely in the public interest, but platforms are making these decisions based on what's in their financial interest," he continued.
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Let's take a step back and consider the absurdity of all of this: The NCAA and member institutions, such as Michigan, purport to value academics over everything.
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Rather, the problem with mainstream news sources is in part that we're out of touch with many of the ordinary voters whom we purport to care about.
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But it's not clear that either party is naturally well placed to appeal to voters in the area, even if it's nice that they purport to care.
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League and Sufferfest's gluten-removed Repeat, feature chia seeds, bee pollen or other ingredients that purport to have health benefits like reducing inflammation or lowering blood pressure.
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Seth Kahn, West Chester, Pa. People may really ''care'' about issues that they purport to, but only in the cheapest and most passive sense of the word.
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Accordingly, Arizona now largely forbids localities from regulating away property rights without compensation, while Colorado curbs local laws that purport to restrict landowners' oil and gas rights.
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Trump has already been widely hacked — anonymous forums purport to offer personal information about him, his contacts and properties, said Danny Rogers, CEO of cybersecurity firm Terbium Labs.
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Others purport to believe that his persona as expressed on Twitter just isn't all that important, and claim that the administration itself appears to be in good hands.
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Egg-freezing clinics purport to sidestep a dilemma faced especially by women who wait beyond their mid-thirties, when egg cell deterioration can accelerate, to have a baby.
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Congress should ask the labels to detail how much of the $7.7 billion in revenues it took in last year went to the artists they purport to represent.
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Whilst the list can't purport to solid objectivity, I can confirm that as of right now the following tracks definitely are the best male vocal house records ever.
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More ambitiously, he cites studies which purport to show that the reduction in the number of alternative employers in some industries and regions has reduced skilled workers' pay.
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YouTube videos abound that purport to show DJs miming their mixes—their hands a whirl of activity over the controls, but never actually alighting on any of them.
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While many people look to Bach for inspiration, he does not purport to have an easy answer to the growing hate in the United States, Europe and elsewhere.
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Traffickers are also masters at coming up with fake documents that purport to show that the disputed object had been long held by mysterious collectors, now conveniently deceased.
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Such a commitment demands that we turn a skeptical eye toward waivers that purport to bring expansion while ushering in work requirements, drug testing, and other punitive policies.
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In it, the group claims to use satirical organization to troll extremist parties, mimicking the very organizational structures and militaristic style of fascist extremism they purport to criticize.
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When a college offers you aid before you've decided whether to attend, it sends you a letter with a bunch of numbers that purport to explain it all.
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If the past century holds a lesson for Jews, it's to beware every form of illiberalism, including the illiberalism of those who purport to be on our side.
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"What worries me during interviews is when candidates purport to know something and then when I dig deeper, the whole house of cards start falling apart," Wang writes.
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On both the right and the left in politics, and extending far beyond that, we find some such men who purport to be proponents of law and order.
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"We never purport that clothes help move the needle on female representation, but we want to do our part to make things a tiny bit easier," LaFleur said.
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Similarly, in New York City, owners and managers of affordable housing have already installed facial recognition technology without consulting the residents they purport to want to keep safe.
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In a sense, Benioff has painted himself into a corner of good intentions, one avoided by the many CEOs who don't purport to care in the first place.
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On Thursday, a Turkish newspaper published security camera images that purport to show the movements of one of the passengers who Turkish officials have said boarded that flight.
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Most hacks occur via phishing — sending fake emails that purport to be from someone you know, to encourage recipients to give up useful access information or download malware.
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Available to digitally rent on iTunes, YouTube, Amazon, Vudu, and Google Play As with most of Oliver Stone's movies, Nixon doesn't purport to be a strictly historical biopic.
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The rebels, in an effort to justify their political relevance, purport to control everything outside Kajo Keji, but they frequently clash with government forces along the rural roads.
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The works are in the public domain, and as long as the app didn't purport to be sponsored by the museum, Cuseum would have been in the legal clear.
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Unlike most listicles that purport to have unknown facts about a famous person, ArchDaily's 50 Things You Didn't Know About Le Corbusier actually does have a rather surprising morsel.
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Several images circulating on Twitter that purport to show people missing after the attack in Manchester last night have turned out to be a hoax, The Washington Post reports.
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But former "Daily Show" television host Jon Stewart this week called out left-wingers as hypocrites for portraying Trump voters as racists even as they purport to reject stereotypes.
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"I do not believe it serves the public good to entrench private insurance programs that put actual care out of reach for those they purport to serve," she said.
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"For years, researchers have looked into brain games and found that they simply don't have the real-world benefits they purport to," Vox's Julia Belluz explained at the time.
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Per the Verge, the leaked images (from prolific tipster Ice Universe, via 33to5Google) purport to show mockups for front panels or screen protectors from the forthcoming line of phones.
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Update, 12:36pm: State-run Press TV just published three videos on Twitter that purport to show the USS Boxer from an aerial view in the Strait of Hormuz.
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"To purport that Peter was 'planted' in China by foreign forces is part of a trend by Chinese authorities of blaming 'hostile foreign forces' for domestic grievances," he added.
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While violent flanks have sometimes produced short-term tactical advantages, they often come with painful long-term costs for movements seeking change—and the communities they purport to represent.
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And he said that a similarity in the handwriting on receipts that purport to have been written by two different people suggests they were written by the same person.
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Veracity of videos questioned The veracity of the videos -- which purport to show Muslims assaulting people and smashing a statue of the Virgin Mary -- has been called into question.
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For all that populists purport to champion the will of the people, their definition of the people is often restrictive and "deeply illiberal," Mounk writes, if not downright exclusionary.
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And though today's critics of "cultural Marxism" purport to be very learned, they proceed seemingly unaware of the heavy baggage involved in alleging that conspiracies have ruined the land.
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Most under-eye masks purport to do similar things: make you look more awake, temporarily smooth-out puffy eyes and wrinkles to help with makeup application, and soothe irritation.
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More than $3 million used for those purchases allegedly came from bank accounts of four of his organizations, which "purport to promote peace across Nigeria," the news release states.
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This is one of the reasons why SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce says the labels, and funds that purport to be investing along these lines, need some type of oversight.
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These laws purport to promote a diversity of voices; in fact, these rules do far more to reduce the number of viable media outlets in communities across the nation.
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The bills purport to fight websites that promote sex trafficking, but in reality shut down online venues that allow sex workers to safely communicate with clients and each other.
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LeBaron Jr. has been accused by three of his own sons, who purport to have DNA evidence obtained by saliva samples, of fathering four children with his own biological daughter.
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The rise of consumer DNA testing has spawned dozens of tests that purport to give customers precise information on what to eat and how to exercise to attain better health.
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This has led to periodic flurries of headlines in the climate journosphere around various social science studies that purport to finally crack the nut, to find the argument that works.
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And if you don't want to bother doing any of it yourself, Flickr lists several tools on its site that purport to make the downloading process easier and / or faster.
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"We already offer the things they purport to be their cause — industry-leading pay starting at $22017 per hour, benefits, and a safe workplace for our employees," the statement read.
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Their "punishment" beatings and shootings of drug-dealers, pimps and loan-sharks purport to be for the protection of "their" communities, but often they simply want the business for themselves.
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As forward-looking as games purport to be, they could not exist without inspiration from the past, without taking the power and prestige of countless nameless creative sources for themselves.
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However what they are choosing to use is predominantly pirated content from many of the same producers and performers that they purport to want to support and be champions of.
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Next, the business case argument about diversity being "good for a company's bottom line" is based on several studies that purport to show correlations between diversity and various financial metrics.
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When a college offers you aid before you've decided whether or not to attend, it sends you a letter with a bunch of numbers that purport to explain it all.
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Dawson's long-form videos about fellow YouTubers purport to peel back the layers of their curated online facade to examine the hidden realities or secrets behind their everyday, public personas.
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Putin can purport to want to work with you on one specific low-cost issue so that you don't bring up any others -- for fear of upsetting negotiations with him.
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Carly on the other hand, has challenged and bested the entrenched feminist politicos who purport to advance women's rights even as they advance the usurpation of the rights of children.
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Simply titled Trump Rally, Dunne's film doesn't purport to be anything other than observational, but as he interviews dozens of the billionaire's supporters, it becomes difficult not to judge them.
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Current business email attacks that target remote workers include emails that purport to be from an out-of-office boss, warns Tim Sadler, CEO of Tessian, an anti-phishing company.
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It's the same reason so many Indians love talking endlessly about the stats that purport to show Indian-Americans as the richest and most successful ethnic group in this country.
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It was not clear how he had obtained the videos, which purport to show a private text conversation that included sexual videos sent from Mr. Griveaux to an unidentified woman.
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Of course, for a writer to give voice to an animal is to purport to offer up a secret, and the difficulty becomes how to tell it without shading into cuteness.
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The woman, a retired porn star, has what she says are text messages between her and Drake, which purport to say the following: Drake: I want you to have an abortion.
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Ah, that was ... I shouldn't expect to from real journalists or people who purport to be real journalists, but we have to maintain some level of ... We can't all become Trump.
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This is a machine that supposedly detects deception by analyzing the low frequency audio information from answered questions about sensitive topics—some systems purport to detect "micro tremors" in deceptive answers.
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First, Republican legislators are really motivated to deliver on the big-picture goal of Obamacare repeal even if it doesn't tackle the issues they purport to have with the health law.
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In essence, they are being conditioned to believe the message of white supremacy-justice vigilantes that is continually broadcast by the social-justice warriors who purport to act on their behalf.
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Ultimately, the Watts firm would purport to represent 40,000 deckhands and seafood industry workers with claims against BP. As you probably recall, that number turned out to be a complete sham.
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But the Trump administration's 2018 regulations purport to temporarily replace the 2015 regulations with the 1986 regulations, until yet another set of regulations can be adopted sometime this year or next.
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That's why we're so troubled when people who purport to want economic security propose policies that would actually do irreparable harm to the very communities they claim they're trying to help.
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Walshe is a fascinating in-between case: her catalogue includes a delightfully bewildering group of manifestos, scores, art works, and recordings that purport to document an Irish Dadaist collective called GRÚPAT .
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As the evidence has shown over and over and over and over and over, there is no voter-impersonation fraud — the only type of fraud that such laws purport to combat.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Militants linked to Islamic State have released photos that purport to show weapons and equipment that belonged to American soldiers and were captured by the group in eastern Afghanistan.
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"It is true that some of these schools are ... (not) offering quality education as they purport to," he said, adding that the government will soon release its own report on BIA.
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The main premise of the piece: Most of these books purport to hold the one true secret to weight loss — high protein, low carb, 5:303, "Wheat Belly," you name it.
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Video from multiple sources, posted to Twitter on Friday afternoon local time, purport to show the US troops rolling out of al-Rai, with multiple onlookers speaking about "Americans" in Arabic.
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Max-II now has a vet-approved toothbrush and enzymatic paste I try to use nightly, supplemented by the chew treats I've long given him that purport to promote dental hygiene.
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I have watched as leaders on the religious right who purport to represent me have enthusiastically supported a presidential candidate who opposes the very values that supposedly defined the religious right.
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It is an explicit rejection of him and all other men who would dare snuff out the light within women they purport to be helping, a raging rebuke of power abuse.
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But Arriola said the Purepecha have learned the hard way not to pin their hopes on promises coming from politicians, even ones that purport to have their best interests in mind.
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But, as Takano-Chambers Letson notes, countless curators and colleagues objected furiously to the idea that Gonzalez-Torres would identify with Latinx, or purport that his work somehow spoke to this identity.
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In the past few years, apps that purport to do things like manage diabetes, use period tracking data to warn users about PCOS, and identify potentially cancerous skin lesions have cropped up.
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The only person owed an apology here is Ms Wolf, for being scolded by the very people who invited her to speak, and who purport to defend a "vigorous and free press."
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And it's trained all of us, but especially power users on the right, to see a flattened world, where sensibility and meaning matter less than how offended one can purport to be.
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Videos and photographs published by the ISIS-affiliated Amaq news agency this week purport to show captured and dead regime soldiers, stocks of seized weapons, including a number of missiles, and ammunition.
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"Pudjiastuti has also directed a purge of foreign-made fishing boats, which purport to have been purchased from abroad by Indonesians but often serve as fronts for foreign-controlled operations," Jacobson wrote.
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A five-story pile of heavy-metal-laden coal ash next to a community of 45,673 was left uncovered during the storm, and photos purport to show the waste mountain has eroded.
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Mr. Trump needs to realize that all blacks don't go to church on Sunday or take their cues from the so-called civil rights leaders that purport to speak for one race.
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The power of religion is also increasingly evident in less vicious but still essential social debates in all corners of the world, including the democracies that purport to separate church and state.
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This "mirror site" deception, where misleading webpages purport to be a company they're not, is among the most popular online travel scams, said Maryam Cope, vice president of government affairs at AHLA.
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That said, there are still some people who purport to offer "naked therapy" today, but it's important to note they don't have the licensing or credentials to offer legitimate mental health counseling.
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But Ms. Choi's scandal has revived old rumors about her father, which in turn have reinforced speculation about Ms. Choi, in whom many people purport to see a new version of him.
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Though the gloves purport to have touchscreen capabilities through the whole hand, I've never been able to get them to work with my smartphone, but that's not a huge priority for me.
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Several of Wallace's posts on the alleged "DeAndre Harris Race Hoax" purport to "reconstruct" that incident through various videos on YouTube as well as links out to conspiracy theory content already online.
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The Flashman Papers purport to be written by Flashman himself—the secret, honest memoir of a garlanded rogue, discovered in a Leicestershire saleroom in 1965 and "edited" by Fraser, with helpful historical footnotes.
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The tabulations purport to show that Germany could not afford large reparations; the portraits that weakness, vanity and vindictiveness blinded the Allies to German suffering and to how reparations would poison European relations.
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Trump purchased full-page newspaper ads suggesting the young men be executed, and despite the fact they have since been exonerated thanks in part to DNA evidence, Trump continues to purport their guilt.
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But at the potential sites of these attacks, there is only so much that can be done without simply shifting the point of vulnerability elsewhere—or sacrificing the principles they purport to protect.
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Chadha, because they purport to allow the Congress to extend the review period through procedures that do not satisfy the requirements for changing the law under Article I, section 2628 of the Constitution.
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It is a stark reassessment of businesses that purport to be software companies and aspire to software valuations, but don't enjoy the lush margins and effortless economies of scale that software can achieve.
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They purport to be receipts for payments made by the security branch of the Islamic State to members of Hurras al Din, a Syrian jihadist group known to be an enemy of ISIS.
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Postpartum anxiety has been reported to affect at least 10 percent of women, though recent studies purport the rate of anxiety among new mothers may actually be higher than that of postpartum depression.
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Many alumni pepper their feeds with sponsored content, advertisements for products that purport to improve lives: the meal kit delivery service HelloFresh, "detox" concoctions like Flat Tummy Tea, whatever a FabFitFun box is.
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As Vox's Dylan Matthews recently noted, Republicans and Democrats alike purport to believe DACA recipients deserve relief, and Trump has said he wants a "bill of love" that would offer them legal status.
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Video footage taken by Flores and her husband allegedly shows tiny bugs crawling around the sheets and images shared by Virag's law firm, MyBedBugLawyer, purport to show bed bug bites on their bodies.
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The Mediterranean island nation of Malta has become the first European country to criminalize therapeutic methods that purport to change a person's sexual orientation or gender identity, the government and activist groups said.
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Most cases brought by the US Securities and Exchange Commission involve operations that purport to be cannabis businesses but instead are schemes -- typically of the Ponzi and pump-and-dump variety, she said.
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"We never purport that clothes help move the needle on female representation," LaFleur said in her letter to customers, "but we want to do our part to make things a tiny bit easier."
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The Osmo bots, the iRobot Root: These purport to teach those as young as three that moving colors on a screen represent fun actions, like going up a wall or making a drawing.
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On December 22, a couple of weeks after the anniversary of Justice League's release, Snyder went even further: He posted images of reels that purport to be his director's cut of Justice League.
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Classical aficionados often attribute Schubert's brusque application of the embellishment to his knowledge of his impending doom: Schubert suffered from typhoid fever—or, as others purport, syphilis—and his death was close at hand.
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Today, even while critics purport that "cancel culture" has gone too far, we're still grappling with how to address traumas that are more difficult to label and more difficult to ascribe consequences to perpetrators.
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That means you may begin to receive phishing emails that purport to help you reset your password, but will really redirect you to malicious websites where they can more easily capture your personal information.
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Another leak showed off potential colors for the iPhone XC. Ben Geskin posted a series of pictures of prototypes on Twitter that purport to show off the XC in red, white, and blue colors.
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Aerofarms, BrightFarms, Bowery Farming and Freight Farms are all developing indoor farming systems that purport to provide better, fresher, cheaper produce at a fraction of the cost of organics and with a similar footprint.
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Another woman, who works in filmmaking, told VICE News that she's seen several online lists that purport to name abusers emerge in the Shitty Media Men list's wake — but she's largely refrained from contributing.
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" The White House said in a statement that the law includes "a number of clearly unconstitutional provisions" that "purport to displace the President's exclusive constitutional authority to recognize foreign governments, including their territorial bounds.
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"It is utterly regrettable that a movement that began with such promise and purport to be fighting for social justice matters has now deteriorated into a group that engages in criminality," Mr Price said.
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And it's safe to say upskilling is already being embraced among corporations: AT&T, JPMorgan Chase, Accenture, and, now, Amazon have all made splashy investments in programs that purport to future-proof its workers.
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Gurus sell themselves as faces and voices who purport to speak for their fans and who keep the industry on its toes, whether by praising great products or speaking up when brands fail customers.
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Federal agencies and commissions that issue regulations are generally required to circulate them for public comment, creating an incentive to inundate agencies with millions of scripted comments that purport to come from real people.
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Luckily, if I have learned anything from the longevity tests it is that I purport to be an unrealistic optimist (six years added to life expectancy) filled with utterly unfounded confidence (20 years-plus).
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The scope of their influence is obscured by the sheer number of things they do and sell, or problems they purport to be solving, and by our outdated sense of what constitutes a monopoly.
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Other images released on Wednesday purport to show the route of one of the tunnels dug from inside a cement factory in the Lebanese village Kila and then under the border and into Israel.
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"One of the things we've heard from students is that they want to talk about difficult issues among themselves—they would prefer not to have people who purport to speak for them," he says.
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It was an example of exactly the kind of entrepreneurialism we purport to encourage in our youth — is there a better market for boxed cookies than people who either are or will soon be stoned?
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Images that purport to show at least one piece of Nintendo's forthcoming "NX" game machine appeared on Reddit Wednesday morning, closely matching a game system design shown in a patent filed by Nintendo in December.
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After rebels shot down a Ukrainian army transport plane in 2014, killing 49 people, the SSU released audio recordings that purport to show senior Wagner members taking credit as they communicate with their Russian handlers.
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The idea is to ensure that supply chains are what they purport to be and that labour conditions in the industry are up to snuff with an eye to fixing problems before they become scandals.
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The global intelligence firm Stratfor also released a series of images that purport to show damaged aircraft and supply depots at the base, which the group calls one of the "most important" in the country.
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Carol in Montana Carol in Montana: Once you supply a saliva sample, these kits purport to identify where your family originated from (your ancestry) and what genetic health concerns you may be in line for.
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Although the series relies on a clear formula, it's almost refreshing to read a series that doesn't purport to dissect, invert, or upend conventional genre tropes, at a time when subversiveness has become the standard.
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Without giving too much away, Okja shows how the idea of "ethical capitalism"—a trendy buzzword for companies that purport to contribute to society in some way beyond their stated business purpose—is ultimately bullshit.
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However, it is not in America's interest to have that pluralism translate into a duplicitous foreign policy, where it could purport to hold a certain position one day, and an entirely different position the next.
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Singer facilitated the cheating by advising students to seek "extended time on the exams, including by having their children purport to have learning disabilities in order to obtain medical documentation that ACT," the indictment says.
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What's more, they're worried that even if they do, they'll look like a bunch of basement-dwelling Redditors as opposed to the kind of Ubermensch they purport to be when posting from their Discus accounts.
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These groups are conjuring misinformation to work in their favor, when in fact we already offer the things they purport to be their cause — industry-leading pay, benefits, and a safe workplace for our employees.
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Actually obtaining a Carne Bollente shirt or two from one of the few European retailers that purport to stock them proved frustrating, however: Sold out or unavailable are no less discouraging when rendered in French.
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That puts them into a new generation of drinks that call themselves "functional," often low or no-sugar beverages that purport to nourish better than the previous class of sugary or caffeine-fueled sports drinks.
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The way life looks and what life means is a vast chasm; the things that we purport to give us meaning can, in a sense, betray us and dare us to abandon them for nothing.
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"I am deeply concerned about companies selling kits that deter individuals from seeking professional care and purport to collect evidence without knowing whether the evidence will be admissible in court," James said in a statement.
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The nuggets of advice that purport to know the future and have predictive abilities as to how we can put an end to this embarrassing, terrible, pathetic life phase called being a single adult human woman.
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His latest book, "Precarious Lives: Job Insecurity and Well-Being in Rich Democracies", combines a magisterial collection of the statistical evidence with a summary of the many theories which purport to explain what is going on.
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Such forward-looking statements do not purport to be predictions of future events or circumstances, and therefore, there can be no assurance that any forward-looking statement contained in our releases will prove to be accurate.
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" In a statement to Broadly, a Department of Health and Human Services spokesperson wrote, "We do not comment on alleged, leaked documents that purport to indicate the status of deliberations or the focus of the department.
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According to the complaint, the cooperating witness told Huffman that he "controlled" a testing center, and could arrange for a third party to purport to proctor their older daughter's SAT and secretly correct her answers afterwards.
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According to the FBI affidavit, the cooperating witness told Huffman that he "controlled" a testing center, and could arrange for a third party to purport to proctor the SAT testing of Huffman's daughter, Sofia Grace, 18.
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While we don't purport to have solutions to all of these issues, we would suggest that whatever solutions applied be done so with consideration of the principals of the marketing equation: the marketer and the consumer.
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Despite those pressures, the Democrats in office who purport to represent these wage earners literally scold and shame anyone who even complains that mass immigration pushes down wages and shifts jobs away from the native population.
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But the most fitting tribute to her work would be for leaders who purport to be democrats to denounce the demonization of journalists and to let reporters perform their essential democratic role without fear or harassment.
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So, whether the new royal baby bears the telltale marks of crinkly hair, dark skin, full lips or any of the signs we purport to see, I will be thrilled to claim him and celebrate him.
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"Spotify has not accounted to Eight Mile or paid Eight Mile for these streams but instead remitted random payments of some sort, which only purport to account for a fraction of those streams," the suit says.
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"Spotify has not accounted to Eight Mile or paid Eight Mile for these streams but instead remitted random payments of some sort, which only purport to account for a fraction of those streams," the complaint reads.
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As people seek out information about the spread of COVID-19, hackers are circulating fake dashboard that purport to show maps tracking the spread of coronavirus but that actually infect people's computers with malware when opened.
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It's also becoming increasingly common — and controversial — when used for surveillance, such as facial-recognition software, and for spreading misinformation, as with deepfake videos that purport to show a person doing or saying something they didn't.
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And they are steadfastly cautioning patience when it comes to releasing a potentially damaging memo that Republicans who have seen it purport contains revelations of embarrassing and dangerous governmental misconduct that may have influenced an election.
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The videos — one of which has been revealed to be fake — purport to demonstrate the dangers Muslims pose to Western society: that Muslim migrants beat up white Europeans, threaten Western culture, and mock Western religious figures.
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But I also liked how the scene highlighted that in the world of this show — and, honestly, in our world — even the guys who purport to be on the side of women are ultimately a menace.
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Barr said his letter on Sunday "was not, and did not purport to be an exhaustive recounting" of Mueller's investigation and said he believed the public should be allowed to read the report and judge for themselves.
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Pseudoscience and skin care may always be inextricable from one another; ludicrous terms like "DNA repair" and "cellular rejuvenation" may continue to abound, and products that purport to be "clinically tested" may continue to go, well, untested.
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In its conception, the Gettysburg cyclorama had presumed a kind of mastery of the event it depicted, akin to the way topographical maps (of which there are echoes in Bradford's piece) purport to be accurate and reliable.
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But the community the protesters purport to represent — the people of surrounding Harney County — is begging the protesters to leave, even if its residents also bristle at the federal government's ownership of vast tracts of Western land.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's reelection campaign is ramping up its criticism of outside political groups that purport to raise money on the President's behalf, prompting one super PAC to shift its focus to helping down-ballot Republicans.
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A senior White House official expressed shock and dismay at the tweets — which purport to show videos of a "Muslim migrant" beating up a Dutch boy on crutches and a Muslim destroying a statue of Virgin Mary.
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So it is with India's national bean counters, who are struggling to convince the world that an economy with idle factories, sagging exports and ailing banks grew by 7.5% in 2015, as their models purport to show.
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Mr. Zoernack's personal blog and social media accounts, and news and opinion articles that purport to be about him and his investing activities, portray a person who has been active in the markets since the early 1980s.
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" Thursday's resolution "affirms that any decisions and actions which purport to have altered the character, status or demographic composition of the Holy City of Jerusalem have no legal effect, are null and void and must be rescinded.
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For instance, a page may purport to be an organization trying to raise awareness about violence perpetrated by immigrants, but is in fact operated by a larger shadowy group attempting to steer public opinion on the topic.
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A lot of cynics would have you believe that nightclubs are only good for trying to pull women, or that those who purport to love them are merely extending some juvenile urge to deny 'the real world'.
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Many abortion-related regulations, referred to by advocates as TRAP (Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers) laws, purport to be for the patient's safety but in fact aim to close clinics and create barriers to accessing the procedure.
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It is these citizens of Brexitland the tabloids purport to represent from the heart of enemy territory: Housed in palatial dwellings in some of London's most expensive neighborhoods, they see themselves as Middle England's embassies in London.
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If Republicans have the better argument, if Republicans have the better policies and if Republicans have the better ideas, shouldn't they be able to rise above the identity politics that they purport to hate and argue facts?
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It's for this reason that you'll often see these stories (long-winded interviews that purport to lay it all out in a way the star never has before) appear just before a big project drops (Johnny Depp, anyone?).
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The steady drip of stolen information on Hillary Clinton being released by WikiLeaks continued on Saturday, this time showing emails that purport to show transcripts of the remarks Clinton delivered to audiences of Goldman Sachs employees in 2013.
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Three years later, the phishing attacks don't purport to come from the CIA, but immigration authorities, and try to leverage the fact that many Iranians abroad are on a visa and often have immigration paperwork to worry about.
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For progressives to back Trump (or by extension, to oppose Hillary) would be to severely undermine the groups they purport to help: the struggling middle class, the LGBTQ community, heavily indebted students, undocumented immigrants, women, and minority groups.
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Two other images purport to show him kissing and then holding to his forehead a folded flag of Islamic State, also known as ISIS, the militant organization that had seized large swaths of territory in Iraq and Syria.
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Security camera images that purport to show the movements of Mutreb, one of 15 Saudi men believed by Turkish authorities to be connected to the disappearance and apparent death of Khashoggi, were published Thursday by a Turkish newspaper.
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Obama and his Democrat allies are so committed to their radical climate agenda that they are wiling to build it off the backs of America's working poor—the same low-income and minority families they purport to protect.
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The idea of fans appearing in porn isn't new: put the phrase, or its near variations, into any suitable website and you'll find plenty of videos that purport to show lucky amateurs getting to know their favorite stars.
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"There's a tortured history of practices that have been called psychotherapy," Dr. Silverstein said, referring to notorious techniques like "conversion therapy" that purport to change patients from gay to straight and that continue to be practiced to this day.
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Numerous books by Valizadeh remain accessible on the Amazon website, though, including guides that purport how to teach men how to sleep with women across South America and Europe and which could be fairly described as promoting sex tourism.
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But to purport that a group of activists who wants to host a women's march have to be approved by this one group in New York City — it defies the grassroots nature of what we're all trying to do.
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There should be more studies and large-scale clinical trials, especially if they can prove good ways to separate pot's psychoactive effects while keeping its maximum medical benefits — as low-THC, high-CBD strains of marijuana purport to do.
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However, in a 2006 paper entitled "The Rights of 'Unborn Children' and the Value of Pregnant Women," Howard Minkoff and Lynn M. Paltrow argue that laws that purport to protect fetuses often blatantly infringe on women's basic human rights.
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That's because workplace raids, like almost all of our public policies that purport to address the problem of illegal immigration — mass deportation, increased border security, a border wall — do nothing to address the deeper factors that spur undocumented immigration.
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Trump has been under fire for sharing the unverified videos that purport to show Muslims engaged in acts of violence, which were shared by Fransen, the deputy leader of Britain First who faces charges of incitement in her homeland.
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Listening to statehood supporters in Puerto Rico, vociferously defending in Spanish an idealized version of admission to the union that seems firmly rooted in fantasy, whereby they purport to sell a type of socialist-redistributionist-of-wealth economic system.
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Several threads on r/freefolk allegedly compiled from sources that leaked correct plot details for previous episodes purport to detail the broad strokes of the rest of the show, some of which matches with the material from this episode.
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From systems that purport to streamline benefits application processes online to those that claim to be able to determine who's eligible for housing, so-called ADS systems are capable of uploading bias and erroneously rejecting applicants on baseless grounds.
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The documents cover a period over almost 40 years, from 1977 until last December, and purport to show that some companies domiciled in tax havens were being used for suspected money laundering, arms and drug deals and tax evasion.
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Since I might be described (even in the comment thread below this column, who knows?) as some sort of "tradcon" myself, I have some doubts about categorizations that purport to define the moment when respectable conservatism becomes dangerous extremism.
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I will not purport to speak for all of them, but I can say that I and many of my colleagues were concerned about more than the risk that recall of Judge Persky would lead to harsher criminal sentences.
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The Kurds purport to believe that the bits of Rojava to which government forces have returned can continue to be run as they were before, with "the self-administration's government and communes intact", in the words of one official.
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But Uber obviously benefits from training its customers to use its app over all the other apps that purport to be one-stop shops for transportation, like Transit, Citymapper, various e-scooter apps, and — of course — its main rival Lyft.
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Maybe that's because Vanderpump Rules doesn't pretend to be high-minded entertainment, doesn't purport to be about fake professional endeavors, as the Housewives franchise now does, forcing the viewer to go to someone's dog funeral fundraiser or injectables fashion show.
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Harris concludes that a "forensics investigation" would be necessary to "know for sure which parts of the video that purport to use Zano footage or show it in motion are accurate representations of what the prototype could do at the time".
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Clinics have trained staff and medical facilities to ensure that the procedure is as safe and effective as possible, whereas on the internet, sham pharmacies abound, and there is no guarantee that the pills are what they purport to be.
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If DHS somehow manages to craft an executive order that evades that issue, or if Congress passes any of the suite of Republican bills that purport to end family separation by expanding family detention, it will mean one of two things.
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President Trump has shared videos on his official Instagram account from Project Veritas, the controversial right-wing outlet known for its deceptively-edited videos, that purport to show CNN figures — including contributor Van Jones — dismissing the federal government's Russia investigation.
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The Academy Awards purport to celebrate the best films to grace the silver screen each year, but with the omnipresent criticism of this year's ceremony, more and more people are putting the Academy's understanding of artistic excellence on the chopping block.
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This is how we get things like "signing gloves" that purport to translate American Sign Language (they do not), expensive portable GPS units for blind people, or high-concept decoder rings that allow blind people to read non-Braille texts.
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The videos, taken in three countries at three different times, all have one thing in common: They all purport to show violence carried out by Muslims and offer no clear explanation of what is happening in front of the camera.
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Abortion is not a safe procedure, in Louisiana or anywhere else, yet organizations that purport to care about women fight every single law aimed at making abortion less hazardous for a mother's health and well-being, even her very life.
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White supremacist men also offer to "protect" white women against the imaginary dark man lurking in the bushes, while never mentioning that those same white men are themselves the greatest danger to the safety of the women they purport to love.
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Earl Warren, who was Chief Justice at the height of the Cold War, recognized that the United States could not purport to lead the free world while practicing state-sanctioned racial discrimination at home, and he led the Court accordingly.
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Apps that purport to connect users ("our unique AI-powered matching engine…") with the right people or resources based on AI recommendations are also a common offender But machine learning algorithms have been deeply embedded in computing for many years.
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Brendan Boyle (D-Pa.) through the Congressional Research Service shows that the FWS does not check the legitimacy of organizations to which applicants purport to send money and does not confirm whether any money is actually spent on conservation activities.
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This makes sense, as the AI tactic underlying StyleGAN has also been used to create so-called "deepfakes," which are persuasive (but fake) video and audio files that purport to show a real person doing or saying something they did not.
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While Mr. Mulvaney specified after-school meal programs, it's unclear what he is referring to because the government program that does fund after-school nutrition is not specifically at risk (nor does it purport to "help kids do better at school").
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Both bills purport to build in protections against U.S. multinationals "shipping jobs and capital overseas" by adopting a minimum U.S. tax, which would be imposed on these firms if their foreign taxes dropped below 10 percent of their foreign profits.
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A cooperating witness arranged for the director of college entrance exam preparation at a private school in Bradenton, Florida, to purport to proctor the attorney's daughter's ACT exam and "correct the answers after she had completed it," the complaint said.
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Other releases purport to show the smooth functioning of life inside the Islamic State, where subjects go about their daily lives in the earthly paradise the group claims to have founded, and IS members carry out maintenance tasks on local infrastructure.
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But the new NAACP complaints, first reported by USA Today and filed with the Secretary of State Office on Tuesday, purport to show how even successful, registered voters are facing trouble when they go to the polls for early voting.
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It would eliminate some of the liability for employers who add annuities to the menu of options for their 401(k) plans — including expensive and complex products that purport to offer the peace of mind of a guaranteed income stream.
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While he does not purport to be an expert in stress and trauma prevention, we believe he will be a dedicated advocate in bridging the gap between journalists who may be reticent about seeking help and the programs we have in place.
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And it's unclear at first whether they are implicated in the murders that are occurring here and whether they might have powers, as they purport to — a connection to and a control over the fabric of light that plays over the winter skies.
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They purport to represent "the suffrage movement," which was not a monolith, but a decades- long sprawl, a tangle of people and ideas, often in conflict with each other, leading, by 1920, to passage of the amendment giving women the right to vote.
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At the same time, the drumbeat of innovation, with its epicenter in Silicon Valley, seems never-ending, with new products and services every day that purport to improve things even more, and maybe take us to the "next level," whatever that is.
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Heeding such a call could not only reinvigorate art spaces that struggle in their commitment to the values they purport to defend and the communities they claim to serve, but also pose an opportunity to imagine another world of common political determination.
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"The Shoemaker and His Daughter" does not purport to take readers inside Josef Stalin's mind, nor to reveal the mysteries of Vladimir Putin's modern kleptocracy, but it will give them a new respect for the people who have endured the Kremlin's many experiments.
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"Even if they purport to have a deal in Algiers, I don't think it will hold for very long because there's so much incentive from various cash-strapped oil producers to produce more so even a formal deal would fall apart," McCaughan said.
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The American Kennel Club and the Kennel Club in Britain each have inspection programs that purport to give buyers some kind of a legitimacy guarantee, but criticism reigns on both sides of the Atlantic about how few breeders the associations ever actually inspect.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - The leader of the Scottish Conservatives Ruth Davidson used British writer George Orwell, a darling of the left, to attack her Scottish nationalist adversaries on Monday, saying no one party could purport to be the authentic voice of the nation.
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"I think it would depend entirely on the bills and what they purport to do but I think most of our members think that that issue is being adequately addressed," he said, when asked about members of the caucus who support additional legislation.
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While companies like Betterment and Wealthfront have built sizable holdings by creating automated investment tools that purport to better manage an investor's money, Motif takes the technology one step further by overlaying issues-based filters around sustainability, corporate governance or fair labor.
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So yes, two performers named their signature trick after a 22015-year-old journalist they have met a handful of times, and whose significance to them lies only in critiquing their work, which they themselves purport is the very best thing in existence.
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Nevertheless, rumors of multiple gunmen spread during this tragedy: But the multiple shooter stories in this case are a gateway drug to conspiracies—like ones stemming from images that purport to show muzzle flashes coming from another hotel floor during the shooting.
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For instance, although I share the policy views of sections 253 and 257, those provisions purport to displace the President's exclusive constitutional authority to recognize foreign governments, including their territorial bounds, in conflict with the Supreme Court's recent decision in Zivotofsky v.
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As the news media described gruesome audio recordings that purport to depict the dismembering of Mr. Khashoggi, Mr. Mnuchin faced backlash from Republican lawmakers such as Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona, as well as several top Democrats.
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"The Court's very general comment that 'jurors' served with integrity -- three words on the 88th page of the 96-page transcript of a two-and-a-half-hour hearing -- did not purport to, and did not address" Stone's new trial request, Jackson wrote.
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His incoming national security team is made up of people who purport to be realists, so here are the facts: Safeguard American interests and, as a byproduct, you strengthen Israeli democracy; Israeli advocates of Greater Israel, and their American allies, subvert both.
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Those pictures purport to show that most of the missiles came not from the south, which is where the Houthis in Yemen are located in relation to the attack sites, but rather the north, which is where Iran and Iraq are located.
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A lot of white liberals don't understand that they have the privilege of a protest vote that will hurt the people they purport to stand for — black people, immigrants, LGBTQ folks, and so many people who will be affected adversely if Trump wins.
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None of the swiping apps purport to be as scientific as the original online dating services, like Match, eHarmony, or OkCupid, which require in-depth profiles and ask users to answer questions about religion, sex, politics, lifestyle choices, and other highly personal topics.
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Criticism David Steen, an assistant professor of wildlife and conservation at Auburn University in Alabama, has been a consistent critic of the "alternative" accounts, pointing out that many do not deal with substantive issues that concern staffers at the agencies they purport to represent.
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"These excessive maritime claims are inconsistent with international law as reflected in the Law of the Sea Convention in that they purport to restrict the navigation rights that the United States and all states are entitled to exercise," Urban said in an emailed statement.
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Instagram caught selling ads to follower-buying services it banned Josh Constine goes hunting for Instagram accounts promising various shady services that purport to sell followers or verification — and finds that Instagram is taking their ad dollars, despite an official ban on the practice.
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The situation is complicated even more by the fact that in Dutch-speaking Flanders, politicians of a nationalist hue are intensely suspicious of all forms of Muslim officialdom, local and foreign, even those who purport to be imposing a moderate line on the community.
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"There has been an increase in free versions of programs that purport to scan computers for various errors, and then use alarming, coercive messages to scare customers into buying a premium version of the same program," says Barak Shein, from Microsoft's Windows Defender team.
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While all of these proposals purport to "protect the taxpayer," in reality, they create a full and explicit government guarantee behind all qualifying mortgage-backed securities and employ gimmicks that falsely claim to hold investors responsible for a portion of losses — ahead of the taxpayer.
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The stupefying foolishness of the plan is evident in three main points from Monday's s outline offered in op-eds by Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer and three Democratic House members in which they purport to give the broad strokes of the party's economic strategy.
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How can the future commander-in-chief purport to protect religious freedom for Muslim Americans — a religious minority that make up only 1 percent of the U.S. population — when Islam is at the literal and metaphorical center of his plan to "defeat radical Islamic terrorism"?
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" Furthermore, Boyle said, "FWS admits it does not check the legitimacy of the organizations, which are often foreign, to which applicants purport to send money, nor does it confirm whether any money is actually spent on the conservation activities outlined in the ESA application.
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A quick search of the App Store also suggests that Apple has been quietly removing many of the apps that purport to have such capabilities, as search terms like "virus scanner" and "malware finder" no longer turn up results for these types of apps.
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"New York City and New York State purport to be the progressive capital of the country, so there is a disconnect between the rhetoric and reality," said Councilman Ritchie Torres, a Bronx Democrat, who watched as a reform package he sponsored was shelved this year.
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She also said she sees Photoshopped pictures and miscaptioned photos of her and Legend that purport the two to be on "Epstein Island," referring to the deceased sex offender's property in the US Virgin Islands where some of his accusers say they were assaulted.
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" It "affirms that any decisions and actions which purport to have altered, the character, status or demographic composition of the Holy City of Jerusalem have no legal effect, are null and void and must be rescinded in compliance with relevant resolutions of the Security Council.
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" It "affirms that any decisions and actions which purport to have altered, the character, status or demographic composition of the Holy City of Jerusalem have no legal effect, are null and void and must be rescinded in compliance with relevant resolutions of the Security Council.
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Despite that, Republicans want to know more about emails that purport to show a Democratic lobbying firm called Blue Star Strategies using Hunter Biden's name to score a meeting with a senior State Department official to discuss the administration's labeling of Burisma as corrupt.
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This is less of a conundrum for opinion-based outlets than it is for institutions that purport to pin down and present to the public a clean, unslanted version of the truth—as amorphous and complicated as it is—through granular news coverage of events.
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"The money you spend on screening in order to vet your candidates and ensure that you're surrounding yourself with workers who purport to be who they say they are is really essential, especially when you consider the viral world we're living in," said Martinez.
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"A lot of white liberals don't understand that they have the privilege of a protest vote that will hurt the people they purport to stand for — black people, immigrants, LGBTQ folks, and so many people who will be affected adversely if Trump wins," McKinnon says.
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The theatricality and combativeness on display in the Spin Room — and the animated chatter ricocheting across the TV studios and Twitter feeds — are more likely to pique citizens' political interest than are antiseptic or Olympian declarations that purport to tell us all we need to know.
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" In an attempt to rebut the claim that the comments "overwhelmingly" favored preserving net neutrality, as had been reported in the press, the chairman's office wrote, in part: "[O]ver 400,000 comments supporting Title II purport to come from 'individuals' residing at the same address in Russia.
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In the past decade, DNA sequencing has gotten really, really cheap, paving the way for an onslaught of direct-to-consumer genetic testing companies that purport to offer the answers to everything from what wine you might like to the type of exercise optimized for your body.
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Perhaps more importantly, Congress is uniquely situated to clarify the potential illegality of NDAs that purport to prevent current and former employees from discussing misconduct, and to alter federal law, if necessary, to allow people who've worked for Trump in the past to answer questions honestly.
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But as Katelyn Burns reported at Vox last month, some anti-trans groups that purport to be feminist, including one called the Women's Liberation Front, are siding with the employer in Harris Funeral Homes, arguing that giving anti-discrimination protections to trans women will harm cis women.
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Given this background, arguably no two people on YouTube are better positioned to deliberately shift their content creation away from authenticity toward fauxthenticity — toward the glossy, scripted, carefully edited presentation of reality TV. Both Paul and Mongeau purport to be fans of reality TV themselves, added Weber.
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While PredictIt does not purport to be a scientifically accurate assessment of what will happen in the presidential race, studies have shown it generates more accurate results to poll voters on who they believe will actually win an election — rather than who they want to win.
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They drew widespread attention last week after posting videos of migrants detained at gunpoint Videos shared on the United Constitutional Patriots New Mexico Border Ops Facebook page purport to show members of the group detaining migrants, including families with children, who have just crossed the border.
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These unaudited pro forma condensed combined financial statements are not necessarily indicative of the results of operations that would have been achieved had the acquisitions actually taken place at the dates indicated and do not purport to be indicative of future financial position or operating results.
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Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Ohio and Oklahoma have all announced various initiatives to eliminate Planned Parenthood from Medicaid programs in the past few years, many following the release of videos that purport to show Planned Parenthood employees discussing the provider's fetal tissue donation program.
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The plaintiffs, who purport to represent various classes of users, generally claim to have been harmed by the Company's alleged actions and/or omissions in connection with the Security Incident and assert a variety of common law and statutory claims seeking monetary damages or other related relief.
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"It is indeed disturbing to see the tech industry helping move civilization back into the fossil age even as they purport to be about cutting edge technology intended to lead us into the future," said Dr. Michael Mann, Distinguished Professor of Atmospheric Science at Penn State.
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Of course, all moms are different, and we won't purport to know what Beyoncé and her doctors have discussed in regards to her well-being, but generally after giving birth, women are told to abstain from most things — including exercise and sex — for at least six weeks.
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We are asking the justices to strike down the laws in 23 states that require all public employees to pay dues to the union even if they aren't members and even if they disagree completely with the collective bargaining agreements that purport to represent their interests.
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But few writers have used photographs in quite the way Sebald does, scattering them, without captions, throughout the text, so that the reader can't be sure, exactly, how the writing and the photographs relate to each other, or, indeed, whether the photographs disclose what they purport to.
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" The letter, written by the campaign's counsel Robert Cooper and sent to the FBI's Memphis division, also detailed another email received on the same day which "purport(ed) to be from a principal in the media team that produced the TV commercial, urging transfer of the funds.
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I am humbled by the power and grace of these families and their willingness, even in their ongoing grief, to do what so many of us have not managed to do: Hold accountable those who purport to treasure freedom, but only as it benefits their narrow views.
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The vast majority of jobs that "require" college degrees do not in fact require any knowledge you learned there, and many of the vaunted "critical thinking" and "ways of knowing" skills that colleges purport to develop are easily built through just working and living in the world.
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If a regulation is based on wrong or biased information, it could mean not only that money and effort is wasted but that massive amounts of resources are expended on rules and policies that are counterproductive to the very goals legislators and agencies purport to achieve.
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"How can the FCC purport to determine whether broadband is 'being deployed to all Americans in a reasonable and timely fashion' when it, and just about every other interested policymaker have declared that the data upon which the agency relies to make this determination is hopelessly flawed?" she said.
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"I am no longer comfortable with counsel representing what their clients purport to say when I have no certifications from the clients, no appearances by the clients and a record before me [that] lacks clarity at times as to what happened with the funds," Dow said, according to ABC.
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With facts that lead to no definitive legal conclusions, ordinary people are left with the impression that there is no principle in law, only politics — and that those who purport to act in the name of justice are merely politicians with impressive degrees and implausible pretensions to objectivity.
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This clandestinely manufactured fentanyl may then be made into pills which purport to be Oxycontin, Vicodin, or some other popular prescription painkiller with a high street value among recreational users, dependent users, and legitimate pain patients who can no longer get their medications due to the new prescribing restrictions.
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Not because I plan to submit to a regime of wellness, a politics that asks me to behave, or the questions of those who purport to care about me, but because I will throw off any number of commitments in the name of vanity, and smoking does cause wrinkles.
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Read more:The best laundry stain removers you can buyThe Laundress makes safe, eco-friendly laundry products for all types of fabrics — including ones that purport to be 'dry clean only'14 ways you're ruining your clothes without realizing it11 things you should never put in your washing machine
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It is rather disturbing to see how widely 19th-century depictions of the destruction of Rome are used to illustrate news stories today, particularly those that purport to explain who the Goths and Vandals really were, or those that seek to draw parallels between Rome and the United States.
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O'Toole's book doesn't purport to be as exhaustive as Cooper's or Berg's; her project was born from her interest in World War I, and as she persuasively shows, American foreign policy throughout the 20th century adopted Wilson's war-forged liberal internationalism, in word if not always in deed.
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Yglesias continued: Perhaps more importantly, Congress is uniquely situated to clarify the potential illegality of NDAs that purport to prevent current and former employees from discussing misconduct, and to alter federal law, if necessary, to allow people who've worked for Trump in the past to answer questions honestly.
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In a recent paper called "The Use and Misuse of Models for Climate Policy," he notes that IAMs purport to produce objective, fact-based forecasts and projections, but in fact those forecasts and projections depend almost entirely on the values of the inputs, which are decided by the modeler.
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She melds aesthetic and aural strategies associated with these movements and styles with influences from sci-fi literature, Afrofuturism, as well as alternative religious groups like the Shakers, adding a quasi-spiritual element to her works, which purport the existence of alternate realities while remaining firmly rooted in the contemporary.
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"The term is certainly a buzzword right now, and there's a whole industry around it because it can sell things and ideas, and it's marketable," she says, pointing to brands that tap into people's emotional desires and purport to sell experiences to enrich your life and make you feel better.
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Sure, they don't have a similarly snappy name—ours rolls off the tongue like breakable dishware off the hands of a small child, and yes I've been doing some premium Dadding of late—but they do purport to offer the exact same thing as the Top Five of the Moment.
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It is an incredible conversion to behold — from best friend of John McCain, one of the most honored Republicans to serve this country in recent times, to the greatest ally to Trump, a man whose whole life is anathema to everything the Republican Party used to purport to stand for.
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In other parts of fandom, watchdog groups that purport to police bullying have turned out to be purveyors of bullying themselves: Witness "Stop the Goodreads Bullies," an anonymous watchdog group formed from authors indignant over negative reviews they'd received from fans on the book reviews website as well as on Amazon.
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"I am no longer comfortable with counsel representing what their clients purport to say, when I have no certifications from the clients, no appearances by the clients, and a record that before me lacks clarity at times as to what happened with the funds," Judge Dow told Mr. Badway on Wednesday.
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Like all art-market sectors, from those that focus on ancient antiquities to those that purport to offer the most cutting-edge contemporary "material," to use the jargon of the trade, outsider art's insiders are always on the lookout for exciting discoveries and dream of uncovering the Next Big Thing.
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What might count more, perhaps, is its spirit — and precisely because, beyond what his drawings purport to represent, their meanings remain mysterious; formalists, in particular, may be hard pressed to extract some kind of cogent, recognizable sense out of Way's colors and random patterns, even if their maker so obviously can.
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How Cevallos could purport to offer a legal opinion on JASTA's constitutionality (much less wrongly declare it "invalid on its face") without addressing these basic facts, all of which are evident in the publicly available text of JASTA and the public statements of the sponsors in the congressional record, is more than puzzling.
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Nilva says her organization, which provides education and remediation to people 24 and younger, often helps clients remove spyware or keyloggers from their phones, get revenge porn taken down from social media platforms, or removes sockpuppet accounts that purport to be the client and spread harmful content to their friends and family.
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While a new national Charity Law, due to come into effect in September, does purport to ease restrictions on fundraising and provide for tax benefits for registered charities, it is unclear whether labor organizations and other political NGOs will be granted official approval, and restrictions on foreign donations and support remain in place.
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" The writing in this portion of the letter is particularly barbed: "It is not without irony that at one point you ask that your 'letter stand as yet another unequivocal denouncement by Ms. Swift of white supremacy and the alt-right,' but then purport to forbid anybody from making the letter public.
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The entitlement premise upon which these wealthy parents and the Democratic candidates engage with the larger society is detrimental to those they purport to help, and it undermines the values and norms of human interchange that can be built only on the foundation of meritocracy and concern for the content of our character.
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"We don't know what someone's genitals look like or what chromosomes they have just by looking at them, and laws that purport to regulate spaces based on genitals or DNA are opening the door to a host of unknown intrusions into our private medical information, our identification documents, and our bodies," Strangio said.
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The public good they purport to serve is almost always actually their own business interests, even when they're boasting major charitable donations, and each time they speak we're reminded only of the eyeball-popping tension between their enormous sense of self-importance and simultaneous refusal to accept responsibility for anything that results from their actions.
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Some of those who set up fake accounts have been linked to IP addresses associated with Chinese intelligence agencies, while others have been set up by bogus companies, including some that purport to be in the executive recruiting business, said a senior U.S. intelligence official, who requested anonymity in order to discuss the matter.
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Game of Thrones principal cast members Kit Harington (Jon Snow) and Lena Headey (Cersei Lannister) are making exactly the same per-episode salaries and bonuses, and have been since at least the beginning of this season, according to leaked documents sent to Mashable that purport to be the actors' contracts covering Seasons 7 and 8.
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"All the Trump administration is saying is, 'there's one thing we're going to change, and that is we're no longer going to permit individual travelers to purport to be traveling to Cuba under the education exemption,'" said Harry Clark, a partner at Orrick and chair of the law firm's international trade and compliance group.
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Mr. Singer said he told Ms. Huffman and Mr. Macy that he "controlled" a testing center, and "could arrange for a third party to purport to proctor their daughter's SAT and secretly correct her answers afterward," the complaint said, adding that Mr. Singer told investigators that Ms. Huffman and Mr. Macy agreed to the plan.
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And it continues to be at issue in the Republican tax plan, since GOP leaders purport to believe that you can enact a large tax cut for business owners and heirs to large estates without making people who don't own businesses or inherit large estates any worse off, thanks to the magic of growth.
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"Inviting Mr. Stone to speak to the crowd, especially as we see the rise of overt racism and anti-semitism, is an affront to the very movement you purport to promote, the industry and all who are involved," the petition noted, which was signed by some of the most well-known and active members of the cannabis industry.
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The social media platform is overrun with fans of BTS, the K-Pop band who is about to make its first ever appearance on the award show, and a slew of extremely fake Demi Lovato quotes are circulating that purport to shade the artists for not being from America, and therefore not deserving of being at the show.
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This should drive us all crazy about these things is the complete denial of a lack of agency for these candidates and lack of general trust in the motivations of the Democratic primary electorate, who I'm going to go ahead and assume here they actually share most of the same gender and racial values these senators purport to have.
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"The tyranny of a dysfunctional system that permits plaintiffs to forum shop in order to find a single district judge who will purport to dictate immigration policy to the entire Nation – even in the face of a contrary ruling by another Federal court – must come to an end," White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said in a statement.
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"We believe (smuggling organizations) have been coaching individuals by saying if you come to the border with a child and you purport to be a family unit, you will not get detained and you will be released into the interior," said Gregory Nevano, assistant director at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency's Homeland Security Investigations.
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The political appointees who wrote these documents describe the law of abortion not as it is today (although that's what they purport to be describing) but as they wish it to be tomorrow — or whenever it is that Justice Anthony M. Kennedy decides to retire and thus creates a crucial vacancy for President Trump to fill.
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"Given the similarity between the [Utah] and [California] actions, it would unnecessarily tax judicial resources if these actions were to proceed in separate class action lawsuits—especially where the [Utah] and [California] Plaintiffs purport to represent the same putative class of all consumers who purchased an iPhone 6 or 6 Plus," Apple's lawyers wrote in the filing.
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" Ms. Stewart-Cousins stopped short of calling for Mr. Loeb to step down from his position as board chairman of Success Academy, saying only that "one has to be concerned this person is in a position of leadership in an academy or a set of schools that purport to enhance the educational experience of black and brown children.
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Then there is the Umkhonto We Sizwe Military Veterans Association, a ragtag army of ardent Zuma supporters in ill-fitting camouflage uniforms who purport to be veterans of the A.N.C.'s guerrilla war against the apartheid regime (though members in their early 20s are too young to have fought in a war that ended more than 25 years ago).
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"The result for the human rights cause is a `perfect storm' — a powerful centralized state, a coterie of like-minded rulers, a void of leadership among countries that might have stood for human rights, and a disappointing collection of democracies willing to sell the rope that is strangling the system of rights that they purport to uphold," he said.
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"The board's decision could use some clarification but does not jeopardize a company's corporate responsibility policy for its vendors and suppliers, providing Microsoft or other brands do not control or purport to control day-to-day labor and personnel decisions of the suppliers," said Samuel Estreicher, director of New York University's Center for Labor and Employment Law.
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Despite the privacy concerns of some, those home DNA-testing kits that purport to tell you your ethnic makeup based on a cheek swab or saliva sample are hot this year, even turning up as a gift-guide suggestion; Wirecutter, the product-recommendation site owned by The New York Times, tested the ancestry tests themselves this summer.
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But, we live in a world where medical textbooks purport that Black people "often report higher pain intensity than other cultures," that they "believe suffering and pain are inevitable," and "they believe in prayer and laying of hands to heal pain and believe that relief is proportional to faith" — harmful stereotypes that get in the way of properly treating Black patients.
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In the new Times report, Goldman and Schmidt purport to describe Rosenstein's behavior and interactions with top Justice Department officials in the week or so after the firing (when, it should be noted, President Trump himself was behaving quite erratically — seeming to admit on television that he fired Comey over the Russia probe, and disclosing classified information to Russians in the Oval Office).
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David Kamin, an outside adviser to the campaign on tax and budget issues and an associate professor at New York University School of Law, said that the campaign was "taking a close look" at provisions benefiting people like Mr. Trump, and that her proposals did not purport to cover every loophole she might seek to close or change as president.
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One of the several groups that purport to be Libya's rightful government is using that dispute as a pretext to seize control of the country's oil and gas exports: It has accused the National Oil Corporation, the internationally recognized body responsible for managing these resources, of working in the service of Qatar by diverting oil revenues to it via an N.O.C. customer.
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MUKASEY: It&aposs enormously problematic because it&aposs become very much in style for judges to grant blanket injunctions that purport to apply nationwide on the theory that, well, the case before them is very much like the case that is faced elsewhere, and so they are going to apply the rule that they decide to all cases that are similar in all jurisdictions.
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" Bills like HB 1411 and HB 1411, which are colloquially known as Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers (TRAP) laws, purport to be protecting women while really undermining their safety: The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists publicly opposes such measures "because they improperly regulate medical care and do not improve patient safety or quality of care" and, in states with few providers, "can make abortion essentially inaccessible.
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They're so compelling precisely because they (purport to) offer us glimpses behind the curtain of other people's private lives, and enable us to share glimpses of our own," explains Sarah Handyside, a doctoral researcher at the Centre for the Study of Women and Gender at the University of Warwick in the UK. "Of course, a massive amount of management and curation goes into it all — but acknowledging that work is disorienting.
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Welch, who was arrested and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon on Sunday, told the Times he drove 350 miles from his home in Salisbury, North Carolina, to take a "closer look" at Comet Ping Pong in D.C. The pizza shop is at the center of fake conspiracy theories online that purport to link its owner, James Alefantis, former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and her top campaign staff members.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's intervention to save jobs at Carrier Corporation in Indiana "was picking winners and losers," according to the self-described "free market capitalist" hand-wringers who purport to speak for Republicans and conservatives.
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Finally, as for the Fed's supposed "F," it would seem that the "basic corporation law" professor would do well to dust off his casebooks or perhaps go back to school with Scott Alvarez or Dan Tarullo; for, as the Fed itself notes in its portion of last week's Report, it is quite well-established that actively controlling the daily operations of the incorporated firm in which you purport only passively to hold shares can take you out from behind what you thought was your 'limited liability shield.
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Here's the nut graf: In sum, despite promulgating extensive rules and regulations covering the conditions under which student athletes provide services, such as the days, hours, and conditions of practice and games, nowhere in any of its rules and regulations does Defendant NCAA purport to acknowledge or otherwise permit its participating members to comply with the requirements of state and federal wage and hour laws for the payment of services rendered or to be rendered by students athletes in, among other things, playing football on behalf of a participating member.
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