None as currently envisaged purports to be a smartphone replacement.
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C. isn't so gloriously liberating as it purports to be.
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Trump purports to be asking the very question on voters'
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Axios purports to change the way we read the news.
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Nor is he the national savior he purports to be.
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This goes against what the Olympic Movement purports to stand for.
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"Why Only Us" purports to explain the evolution of human language.
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I just can't speculate as to what he purports by that.
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Even if he purports to be a member of your party.
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Medicare for All purports to eliminate a slew of household expenses.
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He purports to "refound" the nation, and damns those who preceded him.
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Why it matters: New York purports itself as the country's progressive capital.
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After all, it purports that selfies are a form of anti-intellectualism.
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That was disappointing coming from someone who purports to be a feminist.
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She finds John Meehan, a man who purports to be a doctor.
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The party purports to be invite-only but limited guestlist is available.
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"It purports to be an objective, consumer-driven site," Mr. Welch said.
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The new, experimental medicine, BAN2401, purports to test the aforementioned amyloid hypothesis.
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" He added, "(The) BBC purports to be an objective, down-the-middle network.
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This trailer, which purports to deliver the "first in-game footage" for Evolution?
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Hindutva purports to represent all Hindus, who are four-fifths of India's population.
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It's a detachable two-in-one tablet that purports to replace your laptop.
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It purports to be a government report written by a sociologist in 2033.
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A forthcoming title purports to uncover the love life of President Xi Jinping.
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The film never purports that one love is more important than the other.
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The much-hyped router purports to charge devices wirelessly, using Radio Frequency projections.
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A bill that purports to disrupt online child sex trafficking authored by Rep.
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The person on the line purports to be from the local fire department.
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Thus does the swamp recede further from the nation it purports to serve.
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The Republican Party is doing harm to every cause it purports to serve.
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So, Republicans came up with a proposal that purports to benefit small businesses.
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The organization's media guide purports they have won almost 80 percent of their cases.
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Beware of any investment that purports to be "guaranteed" or offers unusually high returns.
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Zola purports to simplify the process of wedding planning by offering an online registry.
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AtScale purports to solve all of that by providing a middleware type of solution.
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One pretend email, for example, purports to include a link to a Google doc.
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It purports to be a profound meditation on something or other; but what exactly?
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Activist video purports to show moment of US raid on al-Baghdadi ISIS compound.
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I didn't use "Eco" all that much, but it purports to improve fuel-economy.
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Apparently, as every self-help book purports, love really does start with the self.
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The memo purports to show bias within the FBI and the Department of Justice.
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A famous experimental paradigm called "mind in the eyes" purports to demonstrate this ability.
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But Frum purports to offer more than a rushed assessment of the last year.
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The prison also purports to correct and rehabilitate, to restore value, and redress harm.
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It purports to pick up on rare interactions between the hypothesized particles and ordinary atoms.
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The email attached machine drawings of what purports to be an Uber LiDAR circuit board.
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How could someone operating a facility that purports to help pregnant women not know that?
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To be sure, the CCP purports to have lifted millions of Chinese out of poverty.
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Like the work of the midcentury structuralist anthropologists, corpus analysis purports to pattern-seek dispassionately.
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Read more:Activist video purports to show moment of US raid on al-Baghdadi ISIS compound.
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Democrats argue the legislation raises concerns about the separation of power it purports to restore.
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In that case and in this, the political discussion purports to be scientific and objective.
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It is strange that Mr. Murinson purports that there is widespread anti-Semitism in Armenia.
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Perhaps this apartment is too good, too soft, for the demographic it purports to address.
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This video purports to fix the original lyrics of "Ironic" to make them actually ironic.
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They were conducting what purports to be the first-ever comprehensive Central Park squirrel census.
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But he purports to know and have a lot more answers than he really does.
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A resolution has already been introduced which purports to nullify the CFPB's prepaid account rule.
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The image purports that the unnamed woman — whom Brown refers to with an expletive — is lying.
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This new self-driving startup — like many others before it — purports to have the answers. Drive.
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One of the videos purports to show a young "Muslim migrant" attacking a boy on crutches.
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Read more: Activist video purports to show moment of US raid on al-Baghdadi ISIS compound.
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The Trending Topics list purports to show only those subjects which are trending organically on Facebook.
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Jacobi purports to have no idea what his salary is, because Anderson keeps the family finances.
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The Boycott, Sanctions and Divestment (BDS) movement purports to seek freedom, justice and equality for Palestinians.
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I am thinking about the legislation the president recently signed that purports to prevent sex trafficking.
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News Genius purports to be an energized forum for debate about the issues of the day.
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Southern Trust, which purports to operate a DNA database business, remains eligible for that tax break.
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The paradox is that Trump purports to be (like Richard Nixon) a law-and-order president.
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This is, after all, the question that fashion, in its constantly changing iterations, purports to answer.
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At present, those costs are being exported onto the people the UN purports to be serving.
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Death Stranding purports to be a game about a man named Sam reconnecting cities across America.
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While the campaign purports to celebrate black soul, it smacks of performance rather than genuine homage.
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The recording, which McClure allegedly secretly taped, purports to be a heated exchange between her and D'Amico.
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"She's beautiful, man," declares one fighter as one purports to take a selfie with the defiled body.
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That is partly because Mr Hernández seems bent on controlling the institutions he purports to be strengthening.
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This morning, Cisco announced it has bought July Systems, a company that purports to solve that problem.
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No matter how accurate Icosystem's software purports to be, companies shouldn't depend on it to bring change.
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Science Dad also purports that ice dragon breath is actually a hotter than normal dragon fire breath.
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In $8.05, this erasure purports to represent the value of labor and the power infrastructure guiding it.
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The Sensorwake alarm clock purports to wake its users with intense scents rather than buzzes and beeps.
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They're also endorsing Hotshot, a drink that purports to prevent muscle cramps before, during, and after workouts.
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The executive order purports to target H-1B program by elevating wages and employment of U.S. workers.
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Four hours after the research was posted, someone posted what purports to be the key-disabling key.
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What Haspel found: Haspel reportedly listened to the audio Turkey purports is of Khashoggi's torture and murder.
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As far as economic justice, the Green New Deal would increase the injustice it purports to eliminate.
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A drug that purports to cure many of jet lag has been delayed much like your flight.
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This Mabit Scope model, however, purports to be small and portable enough to fit into a backpack.
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The recipe in the book purports to be a direct copy of the one the King ate.
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Take the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), which purports to be in charge of the nation's health.
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"You are literally performing the cop-out that your article purports to critique," someone wrote on Twitter.
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And China is sometimes exploitative of labor and the environment in the countries it purports to help.
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It fumbles the issue it purports to address, and it eventually runs aground in a preposterous ending.
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One rule that purports to limit runaway subsidy spending has instead created clear advantages for his company.
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It purports to show Butina just outside an Oval Office meeting with President Trump on May 10, 2017.
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Anytime a company purports to not have an ulterior motive, your sonar for bullshit should ping very loudly.
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"The email attached machine drawings of what purports to be an Uber LIDAR circuit board," the complaint says.
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But the California company purports to have its "biggest relaunch in its 38-year history" on the books.
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The app purports to tell you where nearby chargeable scooters are, but in reality that's rarely the case.
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The Dutch-made PAL-V Liberty is another that purports to be the first commercially available flying car.
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Hailed as a "silent revolution", it purports to liberate creative and entrepreneurial potential that would otherwise go untapped.
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"It's funny that someone who purports to have cultivated taste reviewed that place so favorably," my source remarked.
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A published photograph purports to show her after arriving on the airline Aeroméxico, flight 783, from Los Angeles.
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A new app called Just A Baby purports to be just like Tinder, but for, well, baby-making.
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For a film that purports to be about food, there is little more than a passing interest demonstrated.
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All of art stands for this struggle against change, regardless of the concept each artwork purports to address.
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The 2018 LICKI Brush purports to let cat owners participate in an "intimate licking ritual" with their pets.
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Seemingly everyone who purports to understand what's going on is up in this second-floor private dining room.
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A video posted on social media purports to show a gunman firing while he stands by a car.
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But like so many of the apps his company produces, Cloaker is not what it purports to be.
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Even after advice from people he purports to trust, he does things daily to ensure his own failure.
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That skepticism may reflect the role of U.S. government policy, since Washington often purports to spread "democracy" abroad.
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More to the point, everyone in Republican leadership at least purports to believe that DACA recipients deserve relief.
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He both claims to speak only for himself and purports to offer a window into the president's thinking.
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Cinema has often perpetuated revulsion of people with physical deformities even as it purports to sympathize with them.
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In it, Rice purports to summarize a high-level meeting she attended about two weeks earlier on Jan.
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Mr. Schwarzman has flourished during the four decades that the people Mr. Trump purports to represent have languished.
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The real power is with those voting gun owners, not the lobby group that purports to represent them.
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The problem, of course, is that they're taking a stand against a bill that purports to fight sex trafficking.
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So the next time you eat something that purports to be "maple" you might want to check the ingredients.
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Apple Card is a new cash-rewards credit card that — Apple purports — is designed to be simple and transparent.
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Steinfeld purports that it's Brown — except there's one big problem with that, because Brown is only 13-years-old.
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The Webbys is an award ceremony that purports to provide accolades and acknowledgement to "the best of the internet".
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At least that's the implication of a new car that purports to be designed to meet women's unique needs.
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We have actual hard evidence to believe he's consistent on the issues that he purports to be consistent on.
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At least one tool on GitHub, an online repository for open source code, purports to be a trading bot.
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But a smartwatch—even one that purports to give you unique insights into the inner workings of your heart?
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It noticed that the DC Leaks site purports to have a trove of leaked emails of Republican Party members.
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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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Miss America, with its earnest talent competitions and its scholarships for winners, purports to reward a multidimensional female ideal.
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Many users on Twitter shared what purports to be an image of a dead Pikachu amid rubble in Gaza.
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The funds were transferred to an organization called OneVoice Movement, which purports to advance peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
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Far from giving it the neutrality that the company purports to seek, it contributes to and sustains illegal settlements.
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The first woman in a 51 percent female nation that purports to be a representative democracy in 230 years.
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Razborov purports to have discovered an error in Blum's paper: Blum's main argument contradicts one of Razborov's key assumptions.
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He creates the thing he purports to fear and to solve: a class of socially dysfunctional and alienated immigrants.
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The emails include a malicious attachment that purports to contain information about Covid-19 from the Vietnamese prime minister.
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And like everything else with the Trump name slapped on it, neither is remotely what it purports to be.
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Cassidy has also circulated a spreadsheet that purports to show most states actually getting increased funding under his bill.
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Through their own research, the Ilinetskys found a physical-therapy program called NeuroMovement, which purports to cultivate brain plasticity.
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"Father Figures" purports to run about two hours, but it feels like the length of Kyle and Peter's upbringing.
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No institution that purports to uphold free thinking should endorse an exam that forces applicants to conform with political orthodoxy.
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It is the classic sign of a paper that purports to be deeper and more insightful than it actually is.
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Missed Messages purports to be a "romance / horror story," although I don't know if I would necessarily call it either.
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The show purports to unpack the stereotypes of life as a dominatrix, but really just reinforces them at every turn.
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Detractors said it went too far and purports to help small banks while in reality benefiting the largest financial institutions.
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Having studied behaviour at crossings, she notes that people more readily obey a system which purports to heed their input.
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In its current form, the Museum of the Bible purports to be a far more academic and religiously neutral institution.
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Well, that's what Amazon's new Petlexa purports to be in a video posted on the company's official Twitter Echo account.
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It is no different, she purports, "from being a writer" (but I can guess which modality grants a bigger paycheck).
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The olive branch is really nothing more than a marketing ploy in which Arby's purports to be selling vegetarian options.
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The vendor allegedly holding Snopes hostage, Proper Media, purports it's more than just a vendor — it says it's part owner.
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Well, ask yourself this: Just who exactly has Airbnb accepted as, say, tenants in the properties it purports to share?
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The report, obtained Wednesday by the Washington Examiner and labeled "preliminary," purports to show that an amendment proposed by Sen.
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I saw a clip on YouTube of... well, it purports to be you being on, I think, Ready Steady Go!
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From the inside, it purports to be a logically coherent account of a transcendent event that affects every human being.
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Those involved in what purports to be the first-ever comprehensive Central Park squirrel census are about to find out.
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It purports to show that seniors in single-payer countries wait much longer than those here in the United States.
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To the Editor: What straight-A students get wrong is not, as Adam Grant purports, a drive to do well.
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Others have questioned the strictness of Brady's diet, which he purports to be 20% acidifying foods and 80% alkalizing foods.
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Amnesty said the bill was a rushed attempt and would be to the detriment of those it purports to protect.
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And I have yet to see anyone on the left denounce this group that purports to be on the left.
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He purports himself as a conservative, yet his restrictive and big government positions on criminal justice are antithetical to conservatism.
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The exercise purports to evaluate "resource guarding" — how viciously a dog will protect a possession, such as food, toys, people.
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Instead, a new feature that starts rolling out today purports to estimate the total cost of tolls for your planned route.
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FOR a subject that purports to be an arcane niche, the milieu of obsessive sommeliers has attracted much media attention recently.
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McClanahan also provided 10News with an audio recording of a person she purports to be Wright, apologizing for his alleged misconduct.
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The receipt from a Gas Pipe store "purports to reflect" that Manziel spent $1,018.77 on drug paraphernalia at 12:03 p.m.
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Or at least that's what dating app Loveflutter purports in its bid to get you laid in 140 characters or less.
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The company purports that the pajamas, which are lined with bioceramics technology, help the body recover faster and promote better sleep.
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The image, titled "The night raider" by photographer Marcio Cabral, purports to show an anteater in Emas National Park in Brazil.
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Lawyers go to work to shoehorn back into the 25 percent preferential rate whatever income Congress purports to exclude from it.
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" The bottom line: Far from the business genius he purports to be, Mr. Trump is no better than a "con man.
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All of this, critics say, can help build a test-taking population that may be less representative than the network purports.
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"I was angry that somebody who purports to be a conservative and Christian does such a terrible thing," she told CNN.
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The detentions are part of China&aposs hardline counterterrorism policy in the region, which purports to clamp down on religious radicalism.
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No amount of "humanities advocacy" is worth desecrating the past it purports to promote or undoing generations of valuable scholarly work.
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Let's go create media as quickly and cheaply as we can that answers that question, or purports to answer that question.
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Video footage, taken by perpetrators and collected by a former Libyan prosecutor, purports to show men being sodomized with various objects.
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But I liked the idea of a novel that purports to be something it's not; in this case, a government report.
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So is traditional Chinese medicine, which purports to provide remedies for a host of conditions like arthritis, epilepsy and erectile dysfunction.
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But Wiener's make her seem stuck in the shadow of the very industry her memoir purports to examine from a distance.
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One example: Trump's oft-repeated "fake news" mantra, which is beloved by his base, doesn't mean what it purports to mean.
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People Can Change engages in "conversion therapy," a practice that falsely purports to change an individual's sexual orientation or gender identity.
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And even if a streaming service purports to be lossless, it still pulls in electrical noise from routers and Ethernet cables.
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"You pathetic fucks!" purports to translate " Cette foule hagarde ," or "This haggard crowd"—the populace that mourns Gautier without understanding him.
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Attack streamed on Facebook The graphic 17-minute video shared on social media purports to show a portion of the attack.
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But this "bravado rationalism," with its aloof dismissiveness and bullying imperiousness, only serves to inflame the problem it purports to solve.
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Disrupting the complex cross-border supply chains on which manufacturers rely with tariffs would damage the very sector he purports to champion.
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But when your organization purports to employ and support people in the communities at risk, staying silent could send a bad signal.
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The other purports to be a strategic plan for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, a forum that encourages trade around the region.
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To me, the most notable thing about "Paris" is that it purports to be about a human emotion that doesn't actually exist.
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Jim Mattis' former chief speechwriter and communications director is writing a book that purports to detail Mattis and President Donald Trump's relationship.
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Yet Cubans say those who will really suffer are the people, including the private-sector workers the United States purports to support.
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None of the four lawyers currently representing Tantaros in the action signed her new complaint, which she purports to have written herself.
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Sadly, so determined is Europe to single out the Jews that it manages to hurt the very Palestinians it purports to help.
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He purports to tell the public some vital piece of information, but can't yet, all to cover up his own alleged behavior.
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Everything else -- A body cam video purports to show a cop planting evidence at the scene of a drug arrest in Baltimore.
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For less than £10 ($14), it is now possible to buy a gadget that purports to have a range of several miles.
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I remember thinking one reason the Civil War is so fascinating, and enraptures people still, is that it purports to be over.
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Newt Gingrich has jumped in with Understanding Trump, which purports to explain Trump's populist appeal to elites in Washington and New York.
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All told, UBI is a sub-optimal and probably harmful policy response to all three of the challenges it purports to address.
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The apology purports to exonerate guilt from the conscience of those who legitimized and legalized slavery by issuing them a moral dispensation.
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This material purports to integrate seaweed into its fibers and is said to transfer Vitamin E and other nutrients to the skin.
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"I regard blind obedience as a deviation from tradition even when it purports to be the embodiment of that tradition," Oz writes.
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What I find particularly seductive about Google Street View is that it purports to be a very objective document of our world.
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The pictures parody stereotypes of Asian inwardness, and they rebuke Western portraiture, which purports to disclose the inner lives of the subject.
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But there's not much funny about a network that purports to offer news while instead serving as a branch of the administration.
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Like photography, film purports to document something that's actually happening, and what it documented in its early years was often blatantly fake.
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The current federal bill purports to address racial and gender discrimination, but its real purpose is to chip away at abortion rights.
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While the hush agreement purports to bind both Daniels and Trump, Trump did not sign it, either as himself or as David Dennison.
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Confluera, a Palo Alto startup, wants to help with a new tool that purports to stop these kinds of attacks in real time.
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That brings us to the StylPro Makeup Brush Cleaner and Dryer, which purports to be the be-all, end-all brush-cleaning hack.
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There is at least one that purports to help unhappy landline users get back at unwanted and obnoxious callers — the live ones, anyway.
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Mr Shantaram's choice of posed portraits over documentary photography (which purports to be more realistic and objective in nature) is important to him.
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Why we love it: Starting in 2016, this anthology podcast follows Jonathan Sims, who purports to be an archivist for The Magnus Institute.
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Mostly because it will cost $50 to see a movie, but also because of the way it purports to share revenue with theaters.
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The stylistically ingenious series centers on the Homecoming Initiative, a shifty organization that purports to help returning veterans ease back into civilian life.
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To counteract this, conservatives announced a new "Domestic Violence and Abuse Bill," which purports to introduce harder sentences for the perpetrators of abuse.
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But even in the United States, which purports to apply the security gold standard, mock attacks have repeatedly found holes in reactor security.
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TV purports to be the first company to come to market with a product that allows in-stream placement of branded, premium videos.
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Nevada has just become the eighth state to officially ban "conversion therapy," a harmful, discredited practice that purports to change a person's sexuality.
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People Can Change engages in so-called "conversion therapy," a practice that falsely purports to change an individual's sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Catherine purports to be a game explicitly about gender differences, trying to honestly examine the sexual power dynamics between (cis) men and women.
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Part of the seduction of cancer genetics is that it purports to explain the unity and the diversity of cancer in one swoop.
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The danger is not so much to the person whose account it purports to be, but to the victims it is aimed at.
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More strikingly, it purports to reveal that the president, despite his often brash claims, is not actually in charge of his executive branch.
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A new coffee vape purports to be a novel way for coffee-lovers to fuel up on caffeine, without having to drink it.
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We should strengthen the constitutional rights that workers have against their employers, and rigorously enforce the ones the law already purports to recognize.
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Common Cause purports to take federal courts out of the business of policing partisan gerrymanders and leave the issue for states to handle.
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The abortion ban in Ohio purports to be "anti-ableist," but in many ways, it belies the same collective anxiety about disabled futures.
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Happy Tea purports to contain "10mg natural hemp extract," which is another name for cannabidiol, the non-psychoactive ingredient in hemp and marijuana.
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Neal (Alyy Khan), the main character of "The Valley," is a Silicon Valley chief executive whose latest technology purports to predict human behavior.
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The Trump administration is suing California over a bill that purports to give the state power to block the sale of federal land.
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"Donald Trump purports to be a conservative, and he managed to hoodwink enough primary voters to win the Republican nomination," the editors said.
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Trump stands in contrast the values the conference purports to embody — open societies, liberalism (with a little "l"), human rights, and free trade.
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And if Mr. Trump really is as smart as he purports to be, then paying attention to daily briefings should not be difficult.
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While it doesn't have Netatmo's sci-fi styling, the floodlight looks just like what it purports to be: a big light for dark places.
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This violates a pretty basic rule: Any app that purports to offer "security" must avoid unnecessarily collecting data about your every swipe and click.
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But while it purports to primarily impact newcomers, the first hours of its implementation revealed the executive order to be much broader than that.
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The Google Arts & Culture app also purports to have a version of this technology (although Google couldn't tell me which museums offer the functionality).
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Homeopathy is a quack theory of medicine that purports to treat sickness through the use of select substances that have been diluted in water.
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This image was shared by HOVA Flight Services in 2016, and purports to show Bates (left) earning his private pilot certificate with his examiner.
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For a show that purports to be about the most important tech products in the world, CES had shockingly little to say about it.
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But all this raises a question: Why does a growing, successful brand that purports to care about "community" have such massive customer service issues?
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The Times report profiles a social media Devumi, which purports to increase one's social media presence on Twitter, YouTube, SoundCloud, Vimeo, Pintrest, or LinkedIn.
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The feature purports to include curation of publishers and journals as well, but there are half a dozen faster ways to get that information.
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And how has this great laboratory of democratic expression slowly eroded its own functional value, even as it purports to defend individuality and intellectualism?
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A movie that purports to be about music in some meaningful way has not even a winking knowledge of its setting's outsized cultural importance.
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The video purports to be an effort from Almudena Ortiz-Monasterio, an 18-year-old student at ITESO university in the state of Jalisco.
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The two choose to participate in some kind of mysterious pharmaceutical trial for a drug that purports to fix any troubles of the mind.
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A complete breakdown in communication between a government and the people it purports to serve are largely to blame for the situation in Flint.
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So yeah, it's not until the '21980s I'd say until the Olympics begins to look anything like the world that it purports to represent.
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Finally, President Trump has shown that, for better or worse, he purports to care about American lives more than the lives of anyone else.
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Yet it's harder to see how a tax hike would do anything other than harm the people that Pelosi purports to want to help.
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"One of the reasons we partnered with Zevin is that it advocates building in the values that Alphabet purports to support," Yusuf told CNBC.
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A trade lawyer's delight, the approach is a curious one for an administration that purports to pride itself on the cutting of red tape.
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The village committee paying Lib's salary has a rooting interest in proving Anna O'Donnell to be the miracle her family purports her to be.
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Several Republicans in Congress, including Gowdy, have called for the release of a classified memo that purports to show FBI officials abusing surveillance power.
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Without evidence, the Trump administration purports to be implementing these policies as a means of deterring immigrants who lack bona fide claims for asylum.
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As a Republican, I am floored that Trump has put his own ego ahead of the interests of the party he purports to lead.
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The very building is a monument to apathy and frustration; its bricks are mortared with the anguish of the people it purports to serve.
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As you can see in this video, it purports to use individual electron bombardment to sculpt tiny hooks out of a piece of metal.
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In fact, a whole science has developed — called search engine optimization (SEO) — that purports to help sites become more visible in Google search results.
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It is a Washington organization that purports to represent the little guy — the retail investor that it says has no voice in corporate America.
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Because Uber purports to be self-regulating, its users and drivers share in the company's feeling that outside interference is unwelcome and even unnatural.
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All they can do is forcefully rebuke it, and the banana republic governance the party has imposed on the country it purports to love.
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Other experts are less than convinced, arguing that the study's analogues don't do justice to the complexity of the animal it purports to study.
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On one hand, he and his foul-mouthed, meta, fourth-wall breaking hijinks can feel refreshingly counter to everything mainstream comics purports to be.
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Lawmakers moved to ban conversion therapy, signaling an end to a bogus technique that purports to make gay people straight but ruins lives instead.
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The woman in a box is disfigured, plain and simple; it's an act that purports to be magic, and it is and it isn't.
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It's a disgrace because no organization that purports to represent the interests of the Jewish people should ever embrace anyone who embraces anti-Semites.
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"Go through the attached document on safety measures regarding the spreading of corona virus," reads the message, which purports to come from a virologist.
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Jim Winston, the president of the National Association of Black Broadcasters, has argued that pirate radio actually harms the communities it purports to serve.
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A man who befriended him through letters and another who purports to be his grandson are fighting in court over his body and possessions.
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In this scam documented by Trustwave, the scammer purports to be from the CDC, but uses an email from a domain other than cdc.
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But progressives say it goes too far and that it purports to help small community banks when its changes really benefit large financial institutions.
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Even worse, her proclamations of goodness are a distraction from the injuries that her husband incurs on the exact same people she purports to protect.
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And certainly it's possible to be too responsive to an online fan base when creating a work of art, or whatever Sonic purports to be.
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If Lime succeeds, it will be hurting the very people it purports to want to help – those who are ready to use scooters on Monday.
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Thanksgiving is a holiday that purports to celebrate the first time white people broke bread in piece with the native peoples of the American continent.
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A common narrative purports that a wealthy American lieutenant in World War I distributed matching bronze coins to his unit members before they were deployed.
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He was hiding it from the friend he talks to in his head, although he purports to have been aware of this fact all along.
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"Try to impeach this" is obviously a dare based on the image, which purports to show just how much support this President had in 2016.
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Still, the company is doing its best: A new website has appeared that purports to tell the "truth" about Farrier and Reeve and their documentary.
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Sighisoara features an elegantly preserved medieval center including old churches, towers, battlements and a house that purports to be the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler.
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These steps are necessary to get out from under the crushing burden that the federal government has become to the people it purports to serve.
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Each episode purports to follow a group of friends through boozy feuds, marital scandals and appallingly bad behavior at five-star resorts around the world.
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Catorze also shared a second screenshot on his Instagram story that purports to show an argument with another user over the intentions behind Bstroy's hoodies.
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The weakness will be right here, written into our country's destiny by one of our own, in a document that purports to put America first.
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You're more likely to burn out if your company's values don't align with yours or your company acts inconsistently with values it purports to hold.
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The Trump administration is proposing an illusory "space shield" that falsely purports to be able to shoot down any and all missiles Russia might launch.
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Earlier today, Jennifer Lopez released her music video for "Ain't Your Mama," a new single that's made headlines for how feminist it purports to be.
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Carson may not be Trump's most conservative nominee, but he's expressed some views deeply at odds with what the Democratic Party purports to stand for.
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When a decision maker purports to rely on an exercise of expert judgment that never happened, there is nothing to which the courts can defer.
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What about the homes owned by people the president purports to represent, the blue-collar families that live and work in the other coastal states?
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That would be Arthur Laffer, popularizer of the Laffer Curve, which purports to prove that tax cuts can pay for themselves by stimulating economic activity.
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It's an ethical issue, because what the whole film purports is that it's about black empowerment, African excellence — that's the whole concept of the story.
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He was nominated by a president who undermines daily the nation's democratic order and mocks the constitutional values that Judge Kavanaugh purports to hold dear.
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Another client was Brainwave Science, a tiny Massachusetts company that purports to have technology that can scan the brain to determine if someone is lying.
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It purports to arrange a digital afterlife for its "clients" — preserving their online presence and, through virtual reality, even the memory of their physical existence.
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"What the data collection purports to do is provide enforcement agencies or other outsiders summary data, which inherently is comparing apples to oranges," she said.
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Barsys, the inventors of the $1,000 robot bartender, have created a sleek, elegant $149 saucer that purports to help you make perfect cocktails at home.
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A video demonstration of the new vulnerabilities purports to show otherwise, and comments by a former St. Jude employee claim flaws in the company's systems.
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There is a Green Giant Instagram account, which purports to chronicle a cross-country road trip taken by the giant and his elfin buddy, Sprout.
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In North Carolina, the legislature's regulation of early-voting hours has shuttered polling places across the state, even as it purports to increase voting opportunities.
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One video purports to show the bloodied body of a boy with his mouth gagged, as a man leans in and repeatedly stabs his heart.
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But in a nation that purports to champion freedom, the outdated disaster that is the United States health care system is taking that freedom away.
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First reported by NPR's David Folkenflik, the lawsuit purports to unveil that the White House reviewed a story that launched conspiracy theories across the web.
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The site may be the Internet arm of a local television station or newspaper that purports to report the news straight up, or a website that purports to dispense health care advice, but does it fail to make corrections when it gets something wrong, pollute its work with deceptive headlines, or fail to label advertising in a way that distinguishes it from news and information?
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Rekognition is a software suite which purports to serve various functions ranging from identifying specific facial features to comparing similarities in a large volume of photos.
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Though the government purports to control the exchange rate across the country of 30 million people, it struggles to control the exchange rate inside the airport.
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Now that sensation can be achieved via a new candle that purports to deliver that new Mac smell, without the hefty, new Mac hardware price tag.
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There's also an in-universe companion site that purports to recruit for the Jaegar program, with some more information (and downloadable blueprints) for the new mechs.
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A dishy new book purports to reveal the inner secrets of the Trump White House — and has already provoked President Donald Trump to a furious response.
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"Taken together, we fear the Green New Deal would hurt Americans struggling to make ends meet — the very people it purports to help," the letter states.
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That's what Critical Stack purports to give it, and they liked it so much, they thought others who required a similar level of security would too.
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GOP lawmakers are preparing to introduce yet another piece of legislation that purports to restore net neutrality just a year after Republicans moved to dismantle it.
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The bra is made of a brand-new material that's dubbed Ultralu, which purports to be "incredibly lightweight" with a "barely-there feel," per the brand.
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Released by the Office of the Public Defender, the video purports to show a Baltimore police officer planting evidence at the scene of a drug arrest.
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It purports to tell you not only how many people are around you but also estimate their age and emotional state (based on their facial expression).
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But a Storm Is Blowing from Paradise, the Solomon R. Guggenheim's new show, may be a mouthful, but what it purports to accomplish stays relatively straightforward.
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It is a humanitarian crisis, executed by an administration that purports to be the champion of 'family values' but whose actions do not actually value families.
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The less the ISIS "caliphate" exists as a physical entity, the less the group can claim it is the "Islamic State" that it purports to be.
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ACE purports to reduce coal plants' greenhouse gas pollution by facilitating "heat rate improvements"—increases in the efficiency with which the plants convert coal to electricity.
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Hoping to help cut through the financial haze is a new app launching today that purports to provide an all-in-one solution for financial health.
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The script, basically an "and-then-I-wrote" lecture-demonstration, purports to be the story that those carolers don't know about the pain behind the melodies.
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It purports to be a paean to the great librettist Oscar Hammerstein II, whose work with the composers Jerome Kern and Richard Rodgers revolutionized musical theater.
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It ignores how much Trump is a figurehead for a whole rotten movement, a figurehead who barely knows what's in the bills he purports to support.
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If that sounds like a scene you've seen somewhere before, the film purports to be all winky-winky meta and self-aware about what it's doing.
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Edgerton is Victor Sykes, the head of the tough-love boot camp that purports to teach masculinity and inflicts physical punishment on those who don't conform.
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First, the dissonance between its pretension and its timing: It purports to change history, but coming just one month before Israel's elections, it serves petty politics.
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It's worth saying, to start, that the "problem" of long-serving lawmakers — the problem a term limit purports to solve — isn't actually a problem at all.
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For years, he has operated an "Interstate Crosscheck" system, which purports to compare voter rolls in about 30 states, in order to identify possible double registrants.
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Thus, whether or not the president is an agent of a foreign power, he is working against the interests of the nation he purports to lead.
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The organization purports to provide a variety of illegal services, involving "weapons, drugs, bombings, assassinations, new identities, and trafficking," according to a 2015 report by Motherboard.
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Named the "Same Sex Marriage Prohibition Act", it purports to legislate against people of the same sex marrying but it has far wider reaching implications, said Alimi.
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It's understandable, of course, why people dealing with terminal cancer might be willing to pursue any unorthodox treatment that purports to help them when other treatments can't.
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Amazon has an Alexa-themed joke for the day, with a new "Petlexa" integration, that purports to make your Echo capable of understanding queries from your pets.
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Using tariffs to disrupt the complex cross-border supply chains on which manufacturers rely, as he has suggested doing, would damage the sector he purports to champion.
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Unconfirmed footage circulating online purports to show Saleh's body, with a serious head injury, being carried on a blanket by celebrating militiamen and loaded onto a truck.
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Although Enjo purports to be for parents, the parent-specific content feels more like an afterthought (or perhaps a clever way of creating an App Store niche).
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One of this raucous film's quirks, in the end, is that what purports to be a study in power succeeds most as a portrait of a marriage.
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Along with the XPS 15, Dell also sent along their Thunderbolt dock, which purports to connect multiple displays at workstations through any number of available video connections.
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A video released by Boko Haram purports to show some of the missing girls who were kidnapped by militants in northern Nigeria more than two years ago.
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Local media activist group al-Buraq Media published this video on Thursday that purports to show the aftermath of Russian airstrikes on the Mashhad neighborhood in Aleppo.
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It's these problems that companies like Muchnick's are trying to solve — with a low cost alternative that purports to have a much lower environmental impact as well.
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What Sendence purports to do is remove all of that complexity by handling the underlying infrastructure plumbing and making it scale automatically whenever new resources are required.
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This study uses different methods, and purports to be the first to look at the joint impact of party membership and powerful committee assignments on portfolio performance.
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Plenty of hardware makers have expressed interest in what purports to be the next major step in smartphone evolution, but of them, only LG has followed through.
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The wording is crucial because of the sequencing argument that purports that a first rate hike can only happen once the asset purchase program has fully terminated.
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And while the ballot measure purports to act as a proxy for the legislature, it would almost certainly be challenged if it were to pass in November.
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A photograph in a work by Simon is different: It verifies, or purports to verify, the claim made in its caption, rather than the other way around.
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Spanish chef José Pizarro told Insider the red flags you should look out for when choosing a restaurant that purports to serve cuisine from his home country.
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A new study of U.S. active equity fund managers, borrowing techniques from development economics, purports to show that economies of scale in fund management show diminishing returns.
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All that aside, even if Ms. Trump does sincerely care about the issues she purports to, the fact remains that her father is a stubborn, intractable toddler.
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This "experiment," the show purports, will allow contestants to find The One unencumbered by such superficial concerns as icy blue eyes, nice lips or a chiseled jawline.
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Piggybacking on the many, many calls for the Republican presidential nominee to start telling the truth for once, Tingle's website purports to fact-check Trump's many claims.
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Beryl ("Berie" for short) is a recent high school graduate whose life takes a sharp turn when she meets a group that purports to have the answer.
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And in some cases, it grossly misrepresents the history of segregation in the US — a pretty unforgivable misstep in a movie that purports to be about racism.
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Experts say the release of the video, which purports to show DF-26 intermediate-range ballistic missiles being launched from an undisclosed location, actually reveals very little.
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The office was responding to a video posted Thursday that purports to show GAO auditor Natarajan Subramanian detailing his involvement in the Washington, D.C., chapter of DSA.
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Maybe you really do just want the lightness of celebration, the benefit of salves and powders and whatever a jar of ashwagandha purports to do for you.
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In the military context, Gian Gentile has described what he calls "a strategy of tactics," which purports to be a strategy but is not one in fact.
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On Monday, the Russian defense ministry released drone footage that purports to show new destruction to the theater, as well as numerous trucks circling the heritage site.
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Each painting also has a demure white stripe across the bottom, a key that purports to explain the whole as a diagram of Mr. Kuo's inner life.
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Footage of what purports to be the aftermath of the arrest published in local media, shows officers calmly escorting an unhandcuffed woman into a waiting police car.
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If you're new to modern unlimited data plans, you may be wondering why a plan that purports to be "unlimited" would still have a data cap at all.
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A text exchange allegedly between Amber Heard and Johnny Depp's assistant purports to show a history of abuse in the couple's relationship dating back long before their marriage.
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LifeDNA purports to take your DNA data from companies like 23andMe, and, relying on findings from "over 1,100 peer-reviewed studies," determine the best ingredients for you skin.
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Too obvious, maybe, but any list of games that purports to offer entry points for the non-gamers in our lives is incomplete if it leaves out Minecraft.
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The wall will fulfill Trump's campaign promise/slogan to build a border wall with Mexico, which he purports would stem illegal immigration and support his drug enforcement policies.
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" Psychedelic Warlord purports to conduct a joint interview along with a Jewish member of the collective of a neo-Nazi in 1988's "INTERVIEW WITH NEO-NAZI 'AUSDERAU.
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The memo purports to show FBI abuse of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act during the investigation into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia during the 2016 election.
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No person as depressed and lost as Didion purports to be could possibly draft prose this precise, words that cut so directly to the heart of her subject.
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"Those Commissioners also observed that whatever judgment the Bureau purports to pass on this program before January 20 will very likely be reversed shortly thereafter," the company writes.
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Turning to Russia, Griffin noted that Moscow's intercontinental ballistic missiles, or ICBMs, pose a greater threat to the U.S. than the hypersonic weapons that Putin purports to have.
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Anything less than that is yet another stain on the history of this nation, which purports itself to be a beacon of freedom and justice in the world.
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He presided over an algorithm that, by recommending new tracks based strictly on the musical characteristics of users' favourites, purports to sift out ulterior considerations such as fashion.
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Screenshot from a commercial for the Quincy Biosciences supplement Prevagen, which purports to help with memory (YouTube)Have you seen those ads for Prevagen, the memory-enhancing supplement?
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Similarly, Louise Erdrich's "Future Home of the Living God" purports to be written by a woman to her unborn child, preparing it for the world it will inhabit.
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As a result, Facebook has been toying with different ways to support digital publishers and simultaneously stop the spread of misinformation that purports to come from legitimate outlets.
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It purports to help women claim their right to sexuality, but there's also, inevitably, something in it for men who want to see more photos of women's boobs.
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These appear to be fairly standard requirements for a device that purports to be able to take over operation of your car, even if only in limited circumstances.
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The Masked Saint purports itself to be based on a true story, and like most things related to professional wrestling, the truth is much more interesting than that.
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Prioritizing commonsense legal reforms can have real benefits, both in cost savings for our society and in achieving more justice for the people our system purports to help.
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" In a statement released by the Myanmar foreign ministry, it purports the security forces are taking "full measures to avoid collateral damage and the harming of innocent civilians.
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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's (D-NY) postal banking bill purports to address this by authorizing the Postal Service to make "low-cost, small-dollar loans" of up to $1,000.
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Yet it purports to declare the entire law unconstitutional — everything from the Medicaid expansion, the ban on pre-existing conditions, Medicare and pharmaceutical reforms to much, much more.
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Does Ms. Weiner comprehend how her misguided anger, supreme self-righteousness and intense prejudice against "the men" contribute to the further empowerment of those she purports to despise?
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Critics also say that emotion (or affect) recognition technology in particular, which purports to make judgments about a person's emotions based on their facial expressions, is scientifically flawed.
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The Democratic response, which purports to defend the FBI and Justice Department against allegations of surveillance abuse, was "nothing but a confirmation" of the GOP memo, he said.
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The "Back to School Essentials" public service announcement, which debuted Wednesday morning, purports to show off the items every student needs to have in the new school year.
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Images have been posted on social media showing the violence, including a graphic video that purports to show the execution of a Kurdish man by a Turkish fighter.
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"What has always been amazing to me is that she purports to be a feminist and yet only steals from other female comedians," Pescatelli tweeted (and later deleted).
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Enter KDC Ag, a new operating company that purports to have a solution for both the water crisis affecting farms across the country and our nation's food waste dilemma.
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The second-most cited, with 255 mentions in the Gab dataset, is outright disinformative: It purports to show House Speaker Nancy Pelosi outlining a playbook for Democratic smear tactics.
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But in celebrating the violence it purports to deplore, it ultimately winds up doing exactly what we hope this year's election won't: perpetuating the sins it exists to defeat.
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The study purports to prove that China was first with many other marvels, including the decimal system, rockets, pinhole imaging, rice and wheat cultivation, the crossbow and the stirrup.
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Aside from expecting glowing coverage for Be Best just because it purports to extend kindness, the administration appears to have distracted us from another major announcement made on Monday.
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Our own Kaitlyn Reilly wrote about a fan theory that purports that Beth will die from the same terminal cancer that took her father's life, by examining the evidence.
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According to his LinkedIn, he also co-founded and is an advisor to Factmata, the U.K. startup that purports to have developed tools to help brands combat "fake news".
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It would be better for Biafran separatists to drop their calls for independence and push instead for constitutional change that would strengthen the federal system Nigeria purports to practice.
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That can help keep costs down for the company, but Lemonade also depends on a business model innovation that purports to keep its customers more honest when filing claims.
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Said to be under "heavy development," the phony emulator, which is called the "Switch Emulator," purports to play Switch games, including BOTW, on your Windows PC. Don't download it!
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It will require an approved MAC address with an approved fingerprint and a certificate installed from an appropriate department to ensure it is the machine it purports to be.
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Carly Fiorina endorsed Cruz Wednesday, saying she is "kind of horrified by Donald Trump," adding she doesn't believe he will be the anti-Washington fighter he purports to be.
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The Russell Amendment is a direct threat to basic civil liberties, to women's rights, to privacy and to the very freedom of religious practice that it purports to restore.
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The suit purports to represent, among others, Mira Sorvino, Sophie Dix, Emma de Caunes, Rose McGowan, Angelina Jolie, Daryl Hannah, Ashley Judd, Gwyneth Paltrow and Paz de la Huerta.
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The latest news out of the Johnny Depp rumor mill purports that the 53-year-old actor is trying to connect all five of his homes with underground tunnels.
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Marvel and DC will continue to serve up films about superheroes—after Endgame, Marvel is even launching into its next phase of development which purports to be more inclusive.
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Forensic psychiatrists have noted that no amount of "extreme vetting" can reliably screen for individuals with a propensity to commit violent acts, as the travel ban purports to do.
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The proposal, if carried out, "would deal a staggering blow to the very industry it purports to protect and would threaten to ignite a global trade war," he said.
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The foundation, called LIFt, purports to empower women as its staff squanders countless hours and resources brainstorming acronyms and catering to the whims of their celebrity boss, Leora Infinitas.
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Though it might just be a scary story to tell kids to warn them about stranger danger, there's a video that purports to be footage of one such jinn.
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A recent report by former NYC traffic commissioner Bruce Schaller purports that 60 percent of users in major cities would have taken non-vehicular options, if rideshare wasn't available.
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Ably purports to be the first clothing line that doesn't use synthetic fibers and yet produces both men's and women's clothes that are immune to sweat, stains, and odors.
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The Bachelor purports to be extremely conservative at heart, and used to shame women for kissing someone on a first date, keeping a "kiss count" on the official website.
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Those on the other side of the aisle, serving in a party whose national leadership purports to be committed to phasing out fossil fuel production, don't have that excuse.
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According to a transcript of the meeting where the vote was taken, only two committee members had read the classified underlying intelligence the Nunes memo purports to rely on.
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To make good on his promise and to demonstrate that he's the master deal maker he purports to be, the president should go to Mexico and get the money.
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The space between beats and grains of audio information is instrumentalized in a way that purports a spiritual and material dealing with time and its articles of present possibilities.
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Part of CBD's popularity is that it purports to be "nonpsychoactive," and that consumers can reap health benefits from the plant without the high (or the midnight pizza munchies).
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Everytown purports to have evidence showing that these background checks reduce domestic violence against women by 47 percent, suicides by 47 percent, and shootings of police by 53 percent.
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For an episode that purports to focus on the nature and exploitations of pop stardom, it raises some interesting points about how celebrity image is a game of puppetry.
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The Safe app, for example, purports to allow users to share verified information about their STD status from labs where they've been tested as securely as their banking information.
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Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer publicly debuted a cache of data (reported on by Bloomberg last year) on Tuesday that purports to show how the government spends and raises money.
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Ted Cruz -- purports to ease passage of a more expansive Obamacare replacement bill by foregoing traditional Senate rules and seating Vice President Mike Pence as Senate chair for the vote.
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But in the season of scam, the subtle appeal of Mayor Pete is that, maybe, at the very least, he's done the work of being who he purports to be.
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"Look, I gave her a chance to empower other women, young and old, on a subject which she purports to know well, and she rejected it — that's okay," she explained.
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But by airing this moment with a gloss-free glory that purports to bare its own production completely, the show manages to brilliantly insinuate that "it" is the show itself.
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Aside from conceptual poetry that purports to investigate such things as language and concept itself, poetry in the West is a medium of personal expression or social and political comment.
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Well, GV (the former Google Ventures) is leading a $10 million round into Incorta, an analytics platform that purports to make the modern data warehouse a thing of the past.
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" She continued: "Look, I gave her a chance to empower other women, young and old, on a subject which she purports to know well, and she rejected it — that's okay.
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Instead of one hero product that purports to do it all, the idea is to have many individual products that are all very good at serving their own singular purposes.
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Akhmetshin had recently been hired as a lobbyist for a group called the Human Rights Accountability Global Initiative (HRAGI), which purports to seek the removal of the Russian adoption ban.
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Whether or not he's the Persian Sex God he purports to be on "Dial-A-Freak" or "Kinky Nation," that in no way diminishes what he's accomplished in that capacity.
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There's that dramatic photo making the rounds on Twitter which purports to show damage at Princess Juliana International Airport in St. Maarten, with wreckage and debris on top of planes.
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Facebook announced Friday it will remove from its platform any content that purports to name the U.S. official whose whistleblower complaint led to the impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump.
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Such is the case with the minds behind "Vice," a popular new, award-winning film that purports to tell the story of former Vice President Dick Cheney's career in Washington.
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With more than 230 obstacles spread over a single 2000-mile loop, the Rat Race Dirty Weekend purports to be the largest obstacle course race (or OCR) in the world.
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" The USDA's hog inspection rule purports to replace government inspectors with a rapid processing system, but the lawmakers are concerned it will "undermine food safety, worker safety, and animal welfare.
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Veterans in America are such a heterogeneous group that there's only one sweeping statement worth making: Anyone who purports to represent all service members, past or present, is a liar.
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Merger opponents place great stock in a study by economist Leemore Dafny and co-authors that purports to show that insurance mergers have historically led to seven percent higher premiums.
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"Although the Nielsen Memo purports to offer further explanation for DHS's decision to rescind DACA, it fails to elaborate meaningfully on the agency's primary rationale for its decision," Bates wrote.
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If intercollegiate athletics, under the auspices of the N.C.A.A., wants to continue to receive such preferential treatment, it has to adhere to the educational goals that it purports to represent.
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In fact, Bloomsbury AI co-founder and Head of Research Sebastian Riedel also co-founded Factmata, a startup that purports to have developed tools to help brands combat fake news.
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While the bill moves a portion of the CSP funding to EQIP and purports to merge the two programs, it fails to retain any of the core components of CSP.
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This week, the Senate is set to consider legislation that purports to improve the vetting process for Iraqi and Syrian refugees but in reality delivers nothing but crippling red tape.
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Penned by authors Michael D'Antonio and Peter Eisner, Shadow President: The Truth about Mike Pence purports that the vice president's rise in politics has been carefully calculated through the years.
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His next book, a memoir about his defense of Israel, will be coming from All Points Books, a new imprint that purports to publish books from across the political spectrum.
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Here's the news: • In Washington, the F.B.I. clashed publicly with President Trump for the first time over Republican efforts to release a secret memo that purports to show surveillance abuses.
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The screening service would rely on what the company calls "Project Baseline," its platform for collecting and storing personal health information in a way that purports to safeguard individual privacy.
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Social media users have been sharing an image online that purports to be a screen grab of a news report claiming that the coronavirus has been found in crab legs.
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Hosted by Nick and Vanessa Lachey, the show purports to be an experiment, exploring whether couples can fall in love without the distraction of appearances and/or the real world.
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The "hush agreement," as Daniels aptly calls it, is backed by a so-called "liquidated damages" provision, which purports to require she pay $1 million for any and all breaches.
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At the end of the day — loyalty, a trait the president purports to praise so highly — is the only thing protecting a president from a non-lawyer adviser speaking out.
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" Nevertheless, according to White House Wardrobe, a website that purports to be a "Nonpartisan fashion lover following the style of #MelaniaTrump and #IvankaTrump, and recreating White House looks for less!
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But just as Trump's recent racist outbursts forced renewed attention to his bigotry, Mueller made Congress squarely confront the president's lawlessness and disloyalty to the country he purports to lead.
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It purports to be a notice from the U.N. announcing the creation of a "Civilian Weapons Confiscation Study Group," which would facilitate gun control laws in order to disarm civilians.
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Turning to Russia, Griffin noted that Moscow's intercontinental ballistic missiles, or ICBMs, pose a greater threat to the U.S. than the hypersonic weapons Russian President Vladimir Putin purports to have.
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If Bannon and his challengers don't pursue this tack, they will simply replace one set of unrepresentative leaders with another, hurting the very president whose agenda he purports to support.
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Archaeologist (and Hyperallergic contributor) Michael Press expressed concerns about how the project is packaged, particularly about the language used in promotional material that purports to speak for a universal experience.
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That video purports to show Deripaska meeting with a high-level Russian government official on a yacht off the coast of Norway within days of the plane's return to Moscow.
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But none of these people got a rigorous defense or a court hearing that properly reflects a country that purports to have the greatest system of justice in the world.
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There's perhaps no feature of diet and workout ads more iconic than the "before and after" photo, which purports to demonstrate how drastically a product or service will change your body.
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The results were particularly interesting in light of a new preliminary blood test that purports to be able to detect breast cancer (amongst other forms of cancer) before symptoms even appear.
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Weeks before LG is scheduled to unveil a new smartphone at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, a leaked set of photos purports to show the company's upcoming flagship, the LG G5.
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Perhaps equally, if not more, you'll hear ambivalence or outright opposition to the ruling -- and not solely from white residents, but from the very black residents the ruling purports to protect.
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There's even a photo which purports to show the exact moment the pair met at the Elle Style Awards in 2015 -- complete with Swift appearing to check out her future man.
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But this is a much more fashion-y take on the magical technology, which purports to make the wearer's skin temperature 9 degrees cooler than it is in a regular tee.
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More specifically, it promulgated a new final rule last month that purports to completely remove restrictions on the oil and gas industry's wasting of methane through excessive venting and flaring activities.
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The following typed letter — which purports to be a response from Scottish brewery Tennent's Caledonian to an enquiry about holding a "giant sesh" at their establishment — definitely falls into this category.
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The House Intelligence Committee voted Monday night on party lines to make public a GOP-crafted memo that purports to show bias within the FBI and the Department of Justice (DOJ).
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" That order, Manafort's lawyers wrote, "purports to grant Mr. Mueller carte blanche to investigate and pursue criminal charges in connection with anything he stumbles across while investigating, no matter how remote.
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Meaning, if the attorney purports to speak for the president, can a prosecutor or a congressional committee use the attorney's statements against him when seeking to bring charges against the president?
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"QAnon" is the broad collective term for a popular far-right conspiracy that involves Epstein, but purports that mostly Democratic and liberal-leaning people are members of a global pedophilia network.
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Former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson on Wednesday warned against releasing a GOP-crafted classified memo that purports to show the FBI abused a surveillance program to target the Trump campaign.
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But one thing is clear: Any plan that purports to make America safer by making it harder for immigrants to obtain legal status and increasing deportations will actually do the opposite.
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Next to it, six screen prints by Ed Ruscha declare their lack of discernible connection to both Light and Space and Finish Fetish, the two movements this exhibition purports to examine.
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But given that Murray purports to be an academic, wouldn't it make sense to have him at least speak and kind of tear him down using facts at the Q&A?
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It purports to show, through a methodical sifting of the evidence, how Black men's widespread involvement in the criminal justice system is evidence of a new racial caste system at work.
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Partly because "Miss Sloane" is more a character study than a coherent political drama, it fumbles the issue it purports to address, and it eventually runs aground in a preposterous ending.
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The "fact squad" findings published Monday on her website purports to set the record straight on those claims, saying that her heritage "played no role" in her hiring throughout her career.
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But what about Groupon, which brought your family a nice dinner in hard times, or the popular vegan Impossible Burger, which purports to reduce animal cruelty but which also, somehow, bleeds?
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The former FBI director said Trump offered the comments while saying he could not have told Russian prostitutes to urinate on a bed in the Ritz-Carlton, as the dossier purports.
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The video also purports to show Abu Baseer al-Bumbari, a fighter identified as having been imprisoned in Mali and swapped for French hostage Serge Lazarevic who was freed in 2014.
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When examining exactly how it purports to privatize the ATC, it's clear that the federal government will still play the leading role in the life of whatever new entity is created.
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"'Green Book' purports to be about racial reconciliation, a popular sentiment among people who want everyone, holding hands, to take responsibility for ending white supremacy — not just its beneficiaries," he writes.
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This video,posted by an Independent Cong candidate in 18 (who was endorsed by Bernie Sanders in 16) purports to show BrowardCounty ballots being transported from polling places in private cars.
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That, and other bizarre anecdotes fill the show's three episodes, which purports to be a deep dive into the "riots" the lack of the sauce caused in early October last year.
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The committee has since made public the document, which purports to answer at least in part some of the many questions Mark Zuckerberg was peppered with when he testified earlier this year.
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The video, tweeted by Paul Joseph Watson, an editor of the conspiracy site Infowars, purports to show that Acosta touched the aide as she tried to take a microphone away from Acosta.
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The second half purports to "re-evaluate" the existing net neutrality rules, the mechanisms that enforce them and any legal authority (other than Title II) that could be used to support them.
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The agency purports to improve people's quality of life, cracking down on building and fire code violations, for example, or identifying illegal hotels in the form of Airbnb hosts abusing the service.
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While ICE purports to be targeting employers who hire undocumented people, the numbers reveal that these operations overwhelmingly target undocumented employees, a tactic the Trump Administration officially adopted in January of 2018.
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The video depicts a low-level government analyst attending a conference and who coincidentally is befriended by a man who purports to be a fellow alumnus of the college the analyst attended.
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Hinton also wrote that he had been emailed a "heads up" receipt "which purports to reflect" that Manziel made a purchase of $20143,018.77 at a Gas Pipe store at 12:03 p.m.
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Hinton also wrote that he had been emailed a "heads up" receipt "which purports to reflect" that Manziel made a purchase of $1,018.77 at a Gas Pipe store at 12:03 p.m.
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Japanese designers have come up with a new map that looks like something out of dystopian science fiction, but purports to be the most accurate flat image of the planet so far.
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Louie Gohmert (R-TX), a leading Mueller critic, created the chart below, which purports to show the corruption that led to the deal, even though it's riddled with inconsistencies and clear mistakes.
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Reading the writing on the wall, the firm has invested not just in Carbon Engineering, but another company called NET Power, which purports to have developed a power plant with zero emissions.
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Microsoft has considered buying other so-called graphs in the past, like Twitter, which purports to be the key to our interests, or Facebook, which holds the key to our interpersonal relationships.
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A just-launched Kickstarter that purports to be by Team Swish, Smith's organization, is seeking funds for a new reality show about Smith and his exploits as he plays for the Cavaliers.
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The bill purports to limit how this information can subsequently be used, but these limits are so broadly and poorly drafted that, in the majority of cases, they offer no meaningful restrictions.
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"The "astonishing evidence" that David Rose purports to reveal in no way changes our understanding of modern warming or our best estimates of recent rates of warming," the researcher, Zeke Hausfather, wrote.
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And it brings forth a remarkable letter, one of the book's sardonic highlights, in which Julia purports to apologize to "You, African-Americans" for any grievances that might be held against her.
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A party that purports to represent the real diverse lives of a changing America undercuts its own credibility when it continues to speak of economic security and reproductive rights as completely disconnected.
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No, Yeezy continues to be as exclusionary as it purports not to be while dealing in the visual currency of the dispossessed, those who have historically been subject to oppression and violence.
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It turns out Canadians aren't all that polite when you steal their fucking benefits and breaks—you would think a company that purports to embody all things Canada would know that, eh?
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Ocasio-Cortez hasn't formally endorsed a primary challenger to Cuellar or anyone else (her staff purports to be uncertain whether she'll eventually weigh in and says they are focused on other things).
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Scientific Explorer sells a similar "Disgusting Science" science kit, which purports to help children learn about their hideous bodies by creating "a stinky intestine, slimy snot, and fake blood," among other things.
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" She recognized that "industry commenters also expressed concern that discretionary adjustments to the uniform metric are likely to lag behind the economic cycle and undermine the certainty a metric purports to provide.
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It is unacceptable that a farmer needs bureaucratic approval of not one, not two, but three separate agencies to avoid prosecution in a country that purports to respect property rights and freedom.
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A video posted on social media by Fatah purports to show Badwan standing at the entrance to his work early Thursday morning when he is suddenly shot and collapses onto the ground.
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"The key is, don't put too much candy on the broccoli, otherwise you defeat the purpose," said Spencer Greenberg, founder of the Mind Ease app, which purports to offer quick anxiety relief.
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As for the documentary, which purports to chronicle the 1996 murder in Vegas, the author relies on a confession from a Crip gang member, who said Diddy hired him to kill Tupac.
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The Democratic memo purports to rebut a Republican memo released the week prior that criticized the FBI's application for a secret warrant to monitor the communications of former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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"The Book of Disquiet" purports to be "a factless autobiography" of one Bernardo Soares, "an assistant bookkeeper in the city of Lisbon," and consists of almost 500 remembrances, perceptions, arguments and fleeting observations.
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Roanoke: Solving the Mystery of the Lost Colony is Miller's 2002 effort that purports to tie the Roanoke Colony disappearance to a shadow plot by people at the highest levels of English government.
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Written by Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee, the memo purports to show that the agency acted improperly when it carried out a surveillance operation on a former aide to the Trump campaign.
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"Can injustice survive transparency?" is the tagline of a new app called Vigilante, that purports to empower its users to stop crimes in progress, turning each of us into Daredevil or Luke Cage.
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China Judgements Online, the official database established in 2013 that purports to compile court verdicts from the entire country, shows that no less than 701 individuals received death sentences between 2011 and 2016.
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ShotSpotter is a proprietary, US-based microphone surveillance system that purports to detect the sound of gunshots by capturing audio snippets, triangulating the source of the sound, and alerting police within 45 seconds.
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He briefly purports to be a religious one, too, though his fascination with his nemesis Eli seems to stem largely from self-recognition, having seen in his adversary another skilled charlatan and manipulator.
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The senator is clearly in the "entitlement reform" camp that purports to want to "save" Social Security by cutting it, implying that benefit reductions for seniors living on fixed incomes are somehow inevitable.
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The findings from the documentary have alarmed Haribo, a company that's headquartered in Germany but whose products are sold worldwide, prompting what the company purports to be a rigorous investigation of its own.
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That video purports to document a network of secret luxurious assets, including a fabulous Italian villa, linked to Medvedev through a murky network of foundations and intermediaries — with the participation, allegedly, of Usmanov.
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Nor would she appreciate that this book contradicts her memoir, "Every Secret Thing," or that Mr. Toobin purports to know what she was really thinking, on the basis of voluminous but incomplete evidence.
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So Hawley has responded with ads claiming that he, too, wants to protect those with pre-existing conditions, as supposedly shown by his support for a bill that purports to provide such protection.
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The nonprofit organization: Mr. Singer established and runs the Key Worldwide Foundation, which purports to be a charity and which prosecutors say was used to disguise the true nature of payments from parents.
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The administration is also sanctioning an Iranian entity that purports to be a medical and pharmaceutical company that U.S. officials say has been repeatedly used to facilitate illicit money transfers in the scheme.
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The letter purports to be from the LA County Department of Public Health and features the logos of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the World Health Organization and Los Angeles County.
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He knows Congress, purports to know policy and yet produced a wretched bill that smelled as bad to the more centrist members of his caucus as it did to the most conservative ones.
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In 2017, being a male pop star who purports to be sensitive — or who wields sensitivity as a selling point — means having to defend lyrics that don't necessarily fit a good-guy image.
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Two prominent journalists from the pro-opposition Cumhuriyet newspaper are facing potential life sentences on charges of endangering state security for publishing material that purports to show intelligence officials trucking arms to Syria.
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But a study published this week by the University of Oxford purports to have pulled back the curtain, finding that Twitter love for Trump after the first presidential debate was driven mostly by bots.
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Unlike the wild value fluctuations standard in coin day-trading, Tether purports to be pegged to the value of a currency—one USDT will always be worth one USD, or so the thinking goes.
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A new eco-evolutionary model published in Nature Communications on Tuesday purports to do just that, and also generated some unexpected results in the process, such as the ideal size for a land mammal.
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The announcement OKCoin was followed by a document leaked on the Chinese social media site Weibo that purports to show the contents of a verbal directive issued to Chinese Bitcoin exchanges from government officials.
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Although SB 54 purports to be consistent with Section 1373, parts of the law explicitly forbid the sharing of information covered by the section which violates that part of the INA, the complaint said.
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Although the new bill purports to address Khoisan gripes, it ignores the thorny issue of land (one group of Khoisan, in a recently filed court case, claims ownership of the whole of South Africa).
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Hiding behind the high-minded notion of a "fiduciary" standard that purports to put customers' interests first is a regulation that is expensive and onerous, and not a favor to investors in the end.
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Of course, they couldn't go through millions of texts by hand, so they used an algorithmic method called sentiment analysis, which purports to measure our positive or negative feelings from the words we use.
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You can hear these influences seep into the bones of his oeuvre, particularly in the rich guitar loops of "SFM'" (below) which purports to be a "Ween cover," despite actually being an original track.
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One company, Embr Wave, has dragged this concept through the Silicon Valley start-up machine and produced a bracelet that purports to offer those same cooling effects electronically for the chill price of $299.
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The sign Trump is holding purports to show how much money the Clinton Foundation received from various countries before Secretary Clinton would later help approve weapons deals for those countries as Secretary of State.
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So an app, colored to convey a sense of control, that purports to master one of the powerful biological markers of being a woman, misses the role that periods actually play in women's lives.
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Personally, I just found it frustrating, yet another example of Soon-Yi's voice being stifled by the people around her, even in the one story that purports to allow her to reclaim her voice.
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According to a report from Billboard, Augmented Reality Holographic Technology Media, the company that purports to create "the world's most believable human holograms," has secured the digital rights for the Notorious B.I.G.'s hologram.
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The company has developed a wearable cold laser therapy system that purports to relieve muscle and joint pain, increase circulation and relieve muscle spasms, all with a tap of a button on the smartphone.
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It purports to want to turn the immigration system into a merit-based one to increase the skill level of those we let in, but immigrants are already more skilled than native born Americans.
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There has to be a point at which you say, 'This is not somebody I can support for president of the United States, even if he purports to be a member of my party.
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Like much of Trump's campaign, his feminist rebrand seems more like a publicity stunt than an actual attempt to better the lives of the people he purports to want to serve with his presidency.
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According to Johnson's amended complaint, the video purports to show Martinez talking to JWT employees last May at the Viceroy hotel in Miami, soon after a nightclub party there attended by many African-Americans.
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"A lot of Americans are frustrated that the bordering nation which purports to be allied on so many areas is still the source of hostile resources and fighters," said Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat.
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Even that claim is doubtful, since the models' outputs depend on the choice of the real discount rate, a number which purports to quantify how much people do or should care about the future.
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It purports to be taking the pulse of a nation, and capturing the voice of the population, but in favor of its own middlebrow posturing ignores the contexts governing that population's wildly varying experiences.
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In a time when companies are growing increasingly concerned about compromised machines, it purports to provide a completely automated solution, no longer requiring finding qualified analysts, something that is a huge challenge for companies.
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There has to be a point at which you say, this is not somebody I can support for president of the United States, even if he purports to be a member of my party.
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There is some irony in the fact that Sonora 128, which purports to take on the city's established galleries, is a product of one of the most successful art-dealing operations in Latin America.
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It went against everything Colbert purports to do on his fiercely pointed Late Show, and retroactively sucked the air out of any biting Trump jokes he tried to make earlier in the opening monologue.
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The Justice Department insisted that applicants pledge full compliance with a federal law that purports to force cities and states to issue policies that allow their employees to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement efforts.
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Under current statutes, polygamy - typically involving a man who cohabitates with and purports to marry more than one wife - is classified as a third-degree felony, punishable by up to five years in prison.
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Lee claims to have taken on the mantle of Jesus Christ and purports to have the ability to save 144,000 people on Judgment Day by taking them to heaven with him, the Guardian said.
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Although the United States purports to promote family unification in its immigration policy, it has usually defined "family" as narrowly as possible, limited to the nuclear family of two heterosexual parents and their children.
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"Partly because 'Miss Sloane' is more a character study than a coherent political drama, it fumbles the issue it purports to address, and it eventually runs aground in a preposterous ending," Mr. Holden wrote.
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Although the regulation primarily purports to address individuals trying to come to the United States or become U.S. citizens, the guidance will likely guide deportability standards (reasons someone can be kicked out) as well.
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The three-day event — held over a weekend in November — purports to celebrate the best of Christmas movies, bringing their stars and writers to the huge venue to sit on panels about their experiences.
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What does rub me the wrong way is a work that purports to be satire, but does nothing to encourage its audience to engage with that point of view until a special secret ending.
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"There has to come a point at which you say, 'This is not somebody I support for president of the United States, even if he purports to be a member of my party,'" Obama said.
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And while her brand "Women Who Work" purports to be a place for professional women to share their stories, it remains at its core an e-commerce site meant to sell Ivanka Trump-branded products.
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The Palestinian Authority and the majority of Arab states have rejected the Trump administration's peace proposal, a nearly 200-page document that purports to outline the parameters for a solution to achieve a Palestinian state.
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The auto HDR purports to be faster than the Pixel because it takes advantage of the 48-megapixel sensor to combine images all at once (I didn't really notice a big difference in processing time).
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Up until this point, HTT has only released renderings and cool illustrations of its system, which purports to use passive magnetic levitation to shoot passenger-filled tubes through an airless tube at passenger jet-speeds.
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VoteStand was created by Texas resident Gregg Phillips, a former member of the Health and Human Services Commission and the founder of AutoGov, a company that purports to use data analytics to predict Medicaid eligibility.
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Sure, most of us would like to emulate the heartthrob quarterback for the New England Patriots — who purports to hold the secrets to staying young, fit, and attractive to people like his wife, Gisele Bündchen.
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Mike Noel of Kanab, would "adjust the definition of bigamy to say someone is guilty if he or she 'purports' to marry two or more people and cohabits with them," The Salt Lake Tribune reports.
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One of the company's technology demonstrations, a video obtained by NBC News, shows what purports to be live camera feeds monitoring people, including children and women wearing hijabs and abayas, as they walk through Jerusalem.
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It purports to highlight crimes committed by undocumented immigrants; it drew controversy upon launch, as the Times report included accounts of children as young as three years old who ended up in the public database.
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The danger of overusing the word "queer," Goldberg argues, is that it upends its very intention to resist definition, while depoliticizing it and placing incredibly limiting boundaries around the expansive space "queer" purports to be.
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Of course, the way to really personify weak AI would be to teach it emotion — or at least teach it to emulate emotion — which Koko, a company co-founded by Fraser Kelton, purports to do.
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But this guide purports to focus specifically on the lineage of "Old Town Road," and how its platter of sounds—banjo, trap drums, a tongue-in-cheek twang—became so potent in the cultural imagination.
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It's deeply misleading on two levels: the problem it purports to lay out is far less clearly a major issue than the scolds claim, and the insistence that we need immediate action is just incoherent.
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"Sean Spicer served as the mouthpiece for an administration that runs counter to the values Harvard purports to embody," states the letter, addressed to Harvard President Drew Faust and the Harvard Institute of Politics Leadership.
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It would begin at Troy, the site of which is in present-day Turkey, and end on Ithaki, a small island in the Ionian Sea which purports to be Ithaca, the place Odysseus called home.
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His memo purports to provide evidence, or at least talking points, around the claim that the FBI somehow abused the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) in its effort to surveil Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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If it wasn't so depressing, it would offer a fascinating insight into how official documentation—that is documentation which purports to representing some kind of complete objectivity about a specific situation—slips in parodic territory.
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Given the role intelligence plays in our society, any number that purports to rank it — rightly or wrongly — is going to touch on a lot of issues close to our self-worth as human beings.
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Notably, whether Zuckerberg's assurances in Friday's op-ed are based in truth or not is broadly impossible to answer, and the widespread paranoia it purports to soothe is fueled primarily by that lack of information.
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But since then it has been hard to tell when Washington might favor democracy, as it purports to do in Iran, and when it will stick squarely with autocrats, like in Saudi Arabia or Egypt.
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"Although Keller Lenkner purports to be acting in the best interest of over 16,000 alleged couriers, evidence has surfaced casting substantial doubt on whether Keller Lenkner in fact represents many of those couriers," wrote Postmates.
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Gregg Phillips, the founder of of VoteStand, a mobile app that purports to detect voter fraud, was registered to vote in Alabama, Texas and Mississippi prior to the 2016 presidential election, the Associated Press reported.
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The ascendancy of neoliberalism in the 1970s, she says, laid the groundwork for Silicon Valley to promote an extreme form of entrepreneurial capitalism, unencumbered by any substantive responsibility to the communities it purports to serve.
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Another reason is the rise of "savvy" political analysis, which purports to tell people what's going to happen well in advance, making it easier to tune out because people think they already "know" the ending.
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It purports to give an energy boost comparable to that of caffeine with the added benefit of an amino acid called l-theanine, which is supposed to counter a jitters-inducing caffeine rush with calming effects.
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Photo: Richard Drew (AP)Facebook has yanked its vampiric Onavo Protect service—which purports to be a privacy-enhancing Virtual Private Network (VPN) but is by all indications data-harvesting Facebook spyware—from Apple's App Store.
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Cellphone video footage circulating on social media purports to capture the moment Sison was killed last month when, according to local officials, police were looking for drug pushers in the Pasay township of the Philippines' capital.
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The 9GB trove purports to be an archive of leaked emails from the party of Emmanuel Macron, the left-leaning candidate currently favored to win France's impending runoff election against far-right opponent Marine Le Pen.
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Now, OnePlus is throwing its hat into the ring with a phone that purports to be just as good and high-quality as a Galaxy S10 Plus or iPhone XS Max, but it costs hundreds less.
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A video circulating on social media purports to show the bullet-riddled SUV of Secretary-General of the pro-Kurdish Future Syria Party, Hevrin Khalaf, surrounded by several men wearing what appears to be military fatigues.
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Spencer said Fields might have been "extremely scared," citing a video that purports to show Fields' car being hit with a bat before he accelerated into the crowd of protesters killing 32-year-old Heather Heyer.
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DHS purports to exempt "vulnerable populations" from the Remain in Mexico policy and allow them to remain in the US, but in practice, few migrants have been able to obtain such exemptions in non-refoulement interviews.
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And yet it purports to show us our ideal style, just as algorithms like Netflix recommendations, Spotify Discover, and Facebook and YouTube feeds promise us an ideal version of cultural consumption tailored to our personal desires.
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PHILLIP RAPOZAFormer international judge on the Special Panels for Serious Crimes in Timor-Leste New Bedford, Massachusetts I agree with Bagehot's view that Parliament has become unrepresentative of the people it purports to serve (May 12th).
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But while self-monetization purports to offer a more fair alternative to the traditional label system, SoundCloud's deal pushes artists into restrictive terms, with ambiguous payment dates and payout percentages that can change at any time.
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To enter these pages is to enter a world of smoke and mirrors, rendered all the more insidious by the realization that this purports to be a world of objective truth, a world of scientific inquiry.
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The new quantum dot material (aka nano-particle-sized silicon) makes for a brighter screen than any of its existing sets, and the "perfect color" display purports to give improved contrast and viewing angles for viewers.
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ThousandEyes purports to tackle a problem that's all-too-common for big business these days — the fact that their distributed and complicated network infrastructures make them more vulnerable to attacks and the breakdown of the network.
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The AMA is a partisan, profit-driven organization so far removed from the lives of physicians and patients that it now actively opposes the interests of so many of those for whom it purports to stand.
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Under the Constitution, they say, no funds can be drawn from the Treasury with without a congressional appropriation, but the Antideficiency Act purports to authorize the executive branch to obligate funds that have not been appropriated.
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These are the very tunnels, dug into our territory, that Hamas has used time and again to attempt to attack Israeli targets rather than invest in the people of Gaza whose interests it purports to represent.
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A Lovecraft aficionado attempting to understand the nature of Lovecraft's relationship with a much younger man finds an account of their sex life in a mysteriously annotated book—the "Erotonomicon"—that purports to contain Lovecraft's diaries.
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Most recently, HHS directed millions of dollars in federal funding for birth control to California-based Obria, a self-described "ministry" that opposes the use of contraception yet purports to be a women's health-care provider.
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But as the Washington Post described the Trump administration's non-disclosure agreement, it purports to extend beyond current employees and to impose severe penalties for violations – and that's where it runs into constitutional and administrative problems.
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"If the Democratic Party purports itself to be the champion of women, they ought to lead by example in returning or donating the donations received from Harvey Weinstein," the America Rising PAC said in a statement.
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The new charter purports to strengthen anticorruption institutions and policies by giving the government greater authority, but provides little oversight of the military, which controls large segments of the economy and has never been particularly transparent.
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Neumob, which had raised close to $11 million, was founded in 2015 to give users a faster mobile VPN experience that purports to actually save battery life by reducing the necessity to keep pinging the network.
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The memo, written by staffers for Devin Nunes of California, above, purports to show how the F.B.I. and the Justice Department abused their authority to obtain a warrant to spy on a former Trump campaign adviser.
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And that reason is that 28503 million people – most of them low- to moderate-income Americans, predominately women and many members of other ethnic groups the administration purports to want to help – actively need these services.
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More than anything, though, as our modern culture purports to place an ever-increasing premium on merit rather than birth, it's all the more important to ensure this remains true for those we consider for President.
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Yet, as Fast Company's Jeff Beer noted, Nike's decision to follow Kaepernick's lead "is an action consistent with those values it purports to believe in" as a brand that claims to be a tool for empowerment.
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Clinton has promoted Mr. Cuomo, too, and last weekend posted on Twitter her approval of his announcement of new regulations against so-called conversion therapy, a discredited practice that purports to purge people of same-sex attraction.
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It reads like a guilty pleasure, a beach read that delves into the lives of the rich and famous or purports to take us backstage at a hit reality TV show to reveal backstabbing and gossip underneath.
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"Simply put, if a state law purports to require food labeling to include a false or misleading statement, the FDA may decide to step in," he said, arguing that any such coffee label would violate federal law.
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Although we have not yet launched it in the United States, we believe this order — which purports to temporarily prohibit us from launching the tool in the United States — undermines user privacy and is entirely without basis.
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According to interviews and documents obtained by The Verge, the initiative was essentially a predictive policing program, similar to the "heat list" in Chicago that purports to predict which people are likely drivers or victims of violence.
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Hamilton 68, an online tool that purports to track Russian influence operations online, has been widely cited in news reports but also criticized for failing to show its work by publicizing its secret list of monitored accounts.
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" He went on: "There has to be a point in which you say this is not somebody I can support for president of the United States, even if he purports to be a member of my party.
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Image 2 of 2 NAIROBI, Kenya – From Kenya to Burkina Faso, Zimbabwe to Nigeria, agents are seeking to feed China&aposs insatiable appetite for a gelatin made from stewed donkey skins that purports to provide health benefits.
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The searches affected by the GPS tracking rule do not qualify for lax review, as so-called "administrative searches," an exception so ill-defined and amorphous that it threatens to swallow the rule it purports to modify.
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As the Internal Revenue Service continues its investigation into whether the NBCC has been abusing its tax-exempt status, Mr. Alford must be held accountable for continuing to spread misinformation among the communities he purports to represent.
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The bottom line: The Iranian people Trump claims to admire will now face greater economic hardship, and the peace he purports to want for the Middle East and the world at large looks further and further away.
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It's a significant milestone for a firm that purports to be the largest early-stage investor focused on machine learning on the East Coast, and one of the largest early-stage funds to be led by women.
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But the sort of world Objects in Space (And other works of less-idealized sci-fi, like The Expanse) purports—a flawed, fucked up world where there are decent folks doing their best—finds a stronger foothold.
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It purports to remedy the problem that afflicts so many during Super Bowl season—dealing with structurally-unsound snack stadiums made of cardboard or foil or paper, materials that crumble beneath the weight of chips and dip.
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"Somebody, for some reason, appears to be shopping a fairly convincing fake NSA document that purports to directly implicate somebody from the Trump campaign in working with the Russians in their attack in the election," she said.
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Instead of making a moral judgment, it purports to make an empirical one, implying that the serious case for immigration restriction is all but nonexistent, and that negotiating with restrictionists is therefore like negotiating with flat-earthers.
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All this makes for a very odd picture, one that purports to care about the women Bundy duped — including Carole Ann Boone (Kaya Scodelario), who married him and had his daughter — while simultaneously marveling at their gullibility.
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The renovation, which was completed in 1998, entailed a bit of controversy among art historians — at least with respect to the mural, which purports to show some of the constellations of the zodiac along with nearby stars.
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The comedy, created by Brian Gatewood and Alessandro Tanaka, with Rhys Thomas directing, purports to be found TV: a Romanian 1980s buddy-cop drama about two Bucharest officers fighting for truth, atheism and the Marxist-Leninist way.
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Though Trump's Twitter account purports to be a personal one, the plaintiffs argued, his writings invariably involved government business and executive opinions — making his posts a public forum to which all American citizens should be guaranteed access.
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In addition to concerns about surveillance and civil rights, reports from Georgetown University and the American Civil Liberties Union all indicate that inaccuracies in facial recognition can undermine the safety and security the technology purports to address.
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If Red Sparrow is a movie about the things it purports to be about, like the blurred lines around issues of consent in the espionage game, then it's a misfire at best and horribly exploitative at worst.
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Camp, who doesn't play a big role in the day to day of running Uber, finally surfaced as the company purports to be embarking on its next chapter to say: We screwed up because we didn't listen.
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Attorneys in that case argue that the new executive order "purports to reinstate two provisions of the prior order" that US District Court James Robart blocked last month, and therefore, the new order must remain suspended as well.
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The study looked at aircraft and satellite imagery from 1947 and 2014 to examine the erosional rates of 33 islands and purports to be the first to track natural changes in the region instead of from dramatic events.
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Among other serious accusations about Beckham's unbecoming behavior, Football Leaks also purports that the mass of emails suggests that Beckham "used his charity work as part of a conscious effort to win an honour" writes the Daily Mail.
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Russian bots return with a vengeance: Russia-linked Twitter accounts are working overtime to gin up support for the the release of Nunes' memo, which purports to show improper surveillance by the Obama administration of President-elect Trump.
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An image of what purports to be the official retail box for the Galaxy S7 Edge features a fairly complete specifications list, apparently confirming that the device will have a 5.5-inch, curved AMOLED screen in qHD resolution.
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First, it purports to explain Trump's unusually pro-Russian and pro-Putin views with the idea that the Russian government has "kompromat" on him — blackmail material that he knows about and is seeking to prevent them from releasing.
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It purports to be a graphic biography of "Singapore's greatest comics artist," punctuated by examples of his work from 1944 (a childhood drawing of Donald Duck) to 2012 (an oil painting of Singapore's prime minister Lee Kuan Yew).
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On Thursday, Judge Catena reaffirmed an earlier decision to not allow the use of a software program — developed by a lab in New Zealand — that purports the ability to derive DNA evidence from microscopic amounts of biological matter.
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The New York Times and Newsmax Media both fell victim to a fake Twitter account that purports to be former national security advisor Michael Flynn, with both publications quoting tweets from the fake account about his recent resignation.
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Seasons: 1Episodes: 5The influence of religion on American politics has long been a subject of intense debates, and Netflix's new series "The Family" explores a shadowy organization that purports to have ties with every US president since Eisenhower.
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According to USA Today, Robinson also showed in court that paperwork dating back to 1964, which purports to reveal the company was aware that the talc in their product can increase the risk for ovarian cancer in women.
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A day after claiming its first attack in Tajikistan, the Islamic State released a video on Tuesday that purports to show the five attackers joining hands and pledging allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the terrorist group's leader.
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And you need to help yourself: If you read or see something online or on TV that purports to prevent or cure Covid-19, go to reputable resources such as the C. D.C., which provide evidence-based recommendations.
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It's a map of United States counties color-coded by charitable giving, and it purports to demonstrate that people living in red states give a greater percentage of their income to charity than people living in blue states.
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The idea behind the culinary historian Laura Shapiro's new book, "What She Ate," which purports to tell the "food stories" of six notable women, is summarized neatly in the chapter she devotes to the British novelist Barbara Pym.
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He or she purports to be standing between us and the calamities that our ignorant and unstable president could unleash, while complaining, in the very same op-ed, that the media doesn't give the White House enough credit.
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Just the other week, the New York State attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, warned consumers about a scheme targeting people with Chinese last names, in which the caller purports to be from the Chinese Consulate and demands money.
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Ms. Rowling has built her script on the thin foundation of her 2001 bestiary, "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," which purports to be a duplicate of a textbook from Hogwarts, Harry's school of witchcraft and wizardry.
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Even as Platzer purports to tell a story about political issues in which the most damning consequences come down on nonwhite people, he shows over and over again that he is deeply invested in whiteness and white fragility.
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This group, which calls itself the "groyper army" — "groyper" being a reference to a meme of Pepe the Frog, itself a meme overtaken by the alt-right — purports to be supporting "traditional values" within conservatism, like immigration restrictionism.
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"Where, as here, plaintiffs' counsel purports to represent thousands of clients against a particular defendant, red flags go up in my mind about whether such representation meets the ethical requirements all lawyers must abide by," the professor wrote.
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This law, which was enacted in 1931 and purports to ensure that workers on public projects are paid the prevailing local wage, was in fact a pay-off to Big Labor for its support of the Democratic Party.
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And for a book, like many others of its historical genre, that purports to show how its subject "changed the world," he gives only brief treatment to the multiple criticisms of Disneyland and its effect on American life.
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On the face of it, the UFC's reported 20k/20k offer to Khalidov was derisory and didn't exactly offer the clarity of vision expected of a promotion which often purports to operate its business with 20/20 visual acuity.
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Trump also called on Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton to resign because an email from the latest WikiLeaks dump purports to show she received advance notice on a CNN Town Hall question from Democratic National Committee interim chairman Donna Brazile.
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The White House defended Trump's actions by saying that he was drawing attention to a national security issue, but one of the videos that purports to show a Muslim migrant beating up a Dutch boy on crutches was debunked.
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In its current form it is not the paradox it purports to be, since having and then eating a cake is the usual sequence; in its original form ("eat your cake and have it too"), it has more force.
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"Seeking Committee approval of public release would require HPSCI committee members to vote on a staff-drafted memorandum that purports to be based on classified source materials that neither you nor most of them have seen," Boyd's letter said.
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According to the Observer, Bigfoot 911 — a group that investigates so-called sightings of the creature — purports they saw a "large bi-pedal animal covered in hair" on Friday while staking out an area in McDowell County, North Carolina.
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Recently, Kaine added his name as a co-sponsor to the Women's Health Protection Act, a Senate bill that purports to nullify any law that regulates abortion differently from other medical procedures or increases the difficulty of abortion access.
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"Although the Nielsen Memo purports to offer further explanation for DHS&apos decision to rescind DACA, it fails to elaborate meaningfully on the agency&aposs primary rationale for its decision: the judgment that the policy was unlawful and unconstitutional."
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The diet purports to treat everything from autism to bipolar disorder, while advocating the ingestion of hydrogen peroxide in order to "cleanse" the gut, encouraging the feeding of raw eggs to infants and inspiring a distrust of medical professionals.
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It purports to measure the popularity of the world's programming languages, and its popularity-over-time chart tells a simple story: Java and C are, and have been since time immemorial, by some distance the co-kings of language.
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"The 'sovereign internet' law purports to provide a legal basis for mass surveillance and allows the government to effectively enforce online existing legislation that undermines freedom of expression and privacy," Human Rights Watch said in a blog post Thursday.
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The document will be part of an exhibition honoring the 200th anniversary of Brontë's birth, a collaboration with the Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth, England, that purports to be the largest Brontë exhibition ever presented in New York City.
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In a demonstration of unbridled self-interest and bottomless bad faith, the Trump White House and its Republican minions in Congress are on the cusp of releasing a "memo" that purports to document the biggest political scandal since Watergate.
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My favorite story by Ursula K. Le Guin purports to be a journal of an all-female expedition to Antarctica, a venture mounted in 1909-10, after Scott's failure to return from the South Pole and before Amundsen's success.
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Now, Blevins has released a book that purports to help you be a better gamer — and by extension, a better human — by letting players in on what he's learned over the course of his surprisingly long and robust career.
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The script purports to be by Mr. Cheung, Jeremy Craig Cheung and Jay Davis, but as the plot description should indicate, there's a good chance the three of them took turns copying it from a fifth grader's composition booklet.
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It's a subsidiary of the National Health Care Analysis Group, which, according to the government, purports to be a healthcare fraud consultant but is actually an enterprise established by entrepreneurial investors who saw a profit opportunity in FCA litigation.
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In it, a glass bowl of actual human remains sits alongside a fictitious memorial text that purports, with dry humor, to quantify the deceased's imaginary existence ("He ate 56,000 meals, slept 146,850 hours, and moved his bowels 18,548 times").
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The town's other claim to fame is that it purports to be the setting of the fictional village in the classic film "It's a Wonderful Life," and trinkets for feminists and film buffs alike abound in the gift shops.
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The Republican memo purports to reveal "abuses" by the Justice Department and the FBI in seeking a warrant from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) to electronically monitor conversations of Carter Page, a former Trump campaign foreign policy advisor.
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CNN aired a Turkish surveillance video that purports to show a body double wearing Khashoggi's clothes and a fake beard leaving the Saudi consulate through the back door less than two hours after the journalist first entered the building.
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DAKAR, Senegal — A video released in Nigeria on Monday by Boko Haram purports to show girls among those abducted in 2014 from a school in the town of Chibok vowing to stay with their captors and never go home.
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And it purports to offer them a way out of their financial plight: the idea that you can eliminate your mortgage or your debt through pseudo-legal tactics, though there are also millionaires who get involved in this movement.
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"I would ask the court to make sure that the control of who the lawyer is, and of the arguments the lawyer is going to make, is firmly in the hands of the person the lawyer purports to represent," Tigar said.
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Page is a central figure in the controversial memo spearheaded by House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes, which purports to show the FBI and Department of Justice abusing their surveillance authority to monitor Page leading up to the the 2016 election.
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" The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said U.S. auto production had doubled over the past decade, and said tariffs "would deal a staggering blow to the very industry it purports to protect and would threaten to ignite a global trade war.
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In an apparent shot at Marvel and Fox, who owns the rights to the Deadpool property, Glover posted a fake script to his Twitter account that purports to be for what would have been the finale to his Deadpool series.
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"The Appointment Order purports to grant authority to the Special Counsel to expand the scope of his investigation to new matters without the consent of — indeed, without even consulting — any politically accountable officer of the United States," Manafort's lawyers wrote.
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If Gap is a mainstream platform for fashion basics, then Everlane, with its transparent manufacturing and minimalist branding, and now Scott Sternberg's Entireworld, which purports to offer a utopian clothing system, are its more niche, though no less generic, hipster equivalents.
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He did not interview any member of Mr Trump's cabinet, so it is inconceivable that he should know, as he purports to, Attorney-General Jeff Sessions's precise reasons for recusing himself from the FBI's investigation into the Trump campaign and Russia.
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See article A row erupted in Washington when Republicans in Congress released a memo, written by the Republican chairman of the House intelligence committee, that purports to show political bias in the FBI's investigation into Russian ties to Donald Trump's aides.
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The book, which purports to reveal the toxic inner workings of the Trump White House, has flown off the shelves so quickly that there are few left: You can't get a hard copy of Fire and Fury, well, basically anywhere.
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The amendment included within Britain's Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Bill by the House of Commons that purports to mandate the adoption of publicly accessible company registers by the British Overseas Territories, including the BVI, is unsatisfactory and ill-founded.
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Related: The First Chibok Girl Kidnapped by Boko Haram Has Been 'Found' Alive A video released by Boko Haram purports to show some of the missing girls who were kidnapped by militants in northern Nigeria more than two years ago.
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" The U.S. Chamber of Commerce noted that American auto production has doubled over the past decade, and said tariffs "would deal a staggering blow to the very industry it purports to protect and would threaten to ignite a global trade war.
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"Congress never envisioned entrusting the FCC with the extraordinary authority that the order purports to exercise or subjecting the internet to intrusive central-planner-style oversight," USTelecom, an industry trade group, wrote in a legal brief challenging the FCC's policy.
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The novel, as the title suggests, purports to be the report of a government commission, like the 9/11 Commission, charged with asking how the United States and North Korea blundered into a nuclear war that killed several million people.
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The zenith/nadir of my own shame silo was an ad for The Iron Neck, an enormous metal headdress that purports to strengthen your neck while having the added benefit of making you look like you're recovering from a bus collision.
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It's important to note that one video on YouTube purports to depict a 10lb joint being smoked on Hippie Hill, a stoner-friendly locale where Greenhand says he once helped roll and smoke a then-record-breaking three-pound joint.
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" The U.S. Chamber of Commerce noted U.S. auto production has doubled over the past decade, and said tariffs "would deal a staggering blow to the very industry it purports to protect and would threaten to ignite a global trade war.
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" The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said U.S. auto production had doubled over the past decade, and said tariffs "would deal a staggering blow to the very industry it purports to protect and would threaten to ignite a global trade war.
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Well, ask no more you column-inch seekers, because now there's Agency Geek, a new online service that purports to algorithmically match service agencies with prospective clients (basically they have a search tool for small businesses to find the proper representation).
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The Amaq News Agency published a video on Sunday from the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, that purports to show a militant fighter blowing up a vehicle filled with explosives near a military checkpoint in Rukban, Jordan.
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"If the Democratic Party purports itself to be the champion of women, they ought to lead by example in returning or donating the donations received from Harvey Weinstein," America Rising PAC's executive director Alexandra Smith said in a news release.
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It purports to reconstruct the journey, in A.D. 130, of a particular official, Sextus Julius Severus, from Rome to the island of Britain and on to the empire's remote northwestern frontier, just south of what is now the Scottish border.
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The Democrat-led House voted nearly along party lines Thursday to codify the ground rules for the next phase of the impeachment inquiry, which will include public hearings and purports to carve out space for Trump to participate in the process.
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The agreement purports to limit that control by barring the removal of any member of the privacy committee without the support of shareholders representing two-thirds of the voting power at the company, or more than what Zuckerberg alone controls.
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The appeals court upheld an earlier decision by Judge Royce C. Lamberth of Federal District Court, who said the Obama administration's rule "has no basis in the statutory text it purports to interpret and plainly exceeds the scope of the statute."
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It is shocking that Japan, which purports to be committed to the rule of law, would employ such ruthless tactics against a business executive in his sixties who poses absolutely no danger of harming anyone or of fleeing the jurisdiction.
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The other theory purports that black holes join in pairs as they are born together, which happens when each star in a pair explodes, thus leaving the black holes spinning in alignment since the original star pair spun in alignment.
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SCI purports to invest in conservation programs, but it also promotes the killing of vulnerable and endangered animals like lions, elephants, and rhinoceroses, and provides hunters with permits and access to safari trips designed solely for bagging a trophy kill.
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"Ceci N'est Pas Un Viol," an eight-minute explicit video, purports to recreate the night of Mx. Sulkowicz's assault in vivid, excruciating detail, offering up the "proof" that so many commentators seemed to be demanding as "Mattress Performance" went viral.
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"If the Democratic Party purports itself to be the champion of women, they ought to lead by example in returning or donating the donations received from Harvey Weinstein," said Alexandra Smith, who runs America Rising PAC, a Republican opposition research group.
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Records from 2014 show that Mr. Jones's operations were bringing in nearly $20 million, mostly from supplements, such as Super Male Vitality, which purports to increase testosterone, that he hawks on his radio shows, The New York Times recently reported.
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The group posted to Pastebin, a site that Sony's hackers used for distributing information stolen from the film studio, to publish extensive details about Trump — including what purports to be his home address, social security number, birth certificate and phone numbers.
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Lighting a prayer candle symbolically calls on the guidance of whatever symbol or saint is featured on the candle: one purports to help you find a date; another will guard your health; a third will help you get that raise.
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"If this proposal is carried out, it would deal a staggering blow to the very industry it purports to protect and would threaten to ignite a global trade war," chamber President and Chief Executive Officer Thomas Donohue said in a statement.
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The call came after The NYT reported that the Singer-financed Washington Free Beacon website paid for anti-Trump research conducted by Fusion GPS, the consultancy that eventually produced the dossier that purports to expose links between Mr. Trump and Russia.
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The idea that democracy can exist when almost half of the population abstains from participation is an insult to our intelligence and an affront to the international role the United States purports to play as a champion of democratic freedom.
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This month, Fukunaga brings that force to his second TV show, "Maniac," a Netflix series starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill as participants in a drug trial that purports to do the work of decades of therapy with three pills.
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" The U.S. Chamber of Commerce noted that American auto production has doubled over the past decade, and said tariffs "would deal a staggering blow to the very industry it purports to protect and would threaten to ignite a global trade war.
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"If this proposal is carried out, it would deal a staggering blow to the very industry it purports to protect and would threaten to ignite a global trade war," said Thomas J. Donohue, the president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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One could argue that the campaign isn't substantially different from that of a corporate lobbyist, but, unlike registered lobbyists, America Rising Squared doesn't have to file public disclosures or pay taxes, because it purports to be a social-welfare organization.
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Daren Bader specializes in the kind of casual Conceptualism — think of the Swiss duo Peter Fischli and David Weiss, or Mark Leckey — that looks dumb on the surface but purports to contain lower registers of intelligence (or at least cleverness).
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Plenty of lawsuits have already been levied against Equinox by its employees to this effect, but perhaps the best group of people to advocate for actual change are the ones the gym purports to care about the most: its wealthy customers.
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United States intelligence officials, speaking to the New York Times Sunday, warned that ToTok isn't the secure platform it purports to be; instead, it's likely a surveillance tool that can funnel data to the government of the United Arab Emirates.
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In a video obtained by Radio Free Europe on Monday that purports to show the attack, a car can be seen making a U-turn on a rural road and then speeding back through a group of fallen and injured cyclists.
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Cruz, meanwhile, seared Trump, accusing him of being part of the system he purports to disown, referencing his opponent's support of eminent domain policies, which he called "a wonderful thing" in an interview with Fox News' Bret Baier in October.
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And for many donors and members, donating to an organization that purports to protect gun rights is likely not a top priority under a Republican president who, despite occasional statements to the contrary, is generally believed to be on their side.
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It's tempting to wedge "happen to be" into that sentence, to shush motherhood into mere incident (which, sometimes, it is) — a standard judgement of gallerists and critics who, generally speaking, don't support even the concept of motherhood, the documentary purports.
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"Presidents and lawmakers have used websites and social media platforms for years to promote their achievements, but the 'real news' series goes further, seeking to discredit the mainstream media and advertising what purports to be a reliable alternative," CNN reported.
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And one controversial theory argues that weirdly enough, it's a warming arctic that's causing extreme winter weather in the eastern US. A new study out today in Nature Communications purports to bolster that argument, but the idea has sharply divided climate scientists.
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By hemming and hawing for so long over the matter, Facebook has particularly opened its management to further criticism that it's not up to the task of stewarding Mark Zuckerberg's creation in a manner consistent with the values it purports to embrace.
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The Trump administration has also looked the other way on Saudi Arabia's human rights abuses both domestically and in countries such as Yemen -- largely because of our alliance against Iran, not to mention the weapons deals President Trump purports they signed with us.
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This news includes a new video that purports to show the singer having sex with an allegedly underage girl, and appears to be giving survivors and prosecutors a second chance at justice after Kelly was found not guilty of similar charges in 2008.
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While that's a hell of a lot of accounts, Twitter purports that a majority of the accounts it suspends have been inactive for at least month, meaning they likely aren't part of the monthly active users metric the company releases to the public.
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This new documentary, which purports to offer a more intimate portrait of Houston, actually paints a more complex portrait of her family, adding new hues to our understanding of the singer's life and career even as her own voice remains mostly absent.
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Interviews with 2600 sources close to Medium paint a picture of a company that has plenty of buzz but no stable strategy, and that has cycled through and in some cases alienated the writers, editors, and publishing executives it purports to put first.
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Climate change, education and internet security are things that Silicon Valley purports to care deeply about, and issues on which most prospective nominees in a Trump administration have taken positions that are antithetical to the stance of the luminaries on Trump's strategic committee.
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Anonymous Anonymous sources are often the only way to find out what's really going on in politics -- which is one reason Washington is salivating over the release of the book by an anonymous author who purports to be a White House insider.
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" The document then purports to show how Hunter Biden and others were paid as directors of Burisma Group, a major gas company in Ukraine, but in the younger Biden's case it says that "information on the amount of payments is currently not available.
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" Dallas sniper attack: 5 officers killed, suspect identified Smerconish asked Swain if she was dismissing the movement because of the Dallas shooter or if she's "looked at what the group purports to stand for itself and you don't like what you see.
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Photo Credit: Getty ImagesIt's kind of impossible to say which superhero is the best, since there's just too many of them to count, but a seven-year study at the University of Leicester purports to help shine a light on the debate.
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Available Customs and Border Protection data shows a total of 33,579 people were apprehended by the US Border Patrol for fiscal year 2018 at the southwest border, which would mean an average of 1,087 each day -- hardly the "thousands" that Trump purports.
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As Jesse Walker of Reason points out, Chertoff is an odd pick for an organization that purports to advocate for human rights since he was in the thick of many of the worst civil liberty abuses of the presidency of George W. Bush.
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He is such a meticulous self-parody of what he purports to stand for that his function as a sentient human being is almost secondary to his function as Sean Hannity, Action Figure, included with every purchase of your Happy Meal politics.
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Critic's Take Dear Mr. Tolstoy: It has come to our attention that you have offered for sale a book that purports to describe the world from the point of view of a woman — even as actual women everywhere are, in practice, erased.
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When he frets about the philosopher Peter Singer's extreme demand that we sacrifice our deepest personal commitments to help starving people on the other side of the planet, he purports to be showing us how hard it is to obey Singer's theory.
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One downside of this diffuse approach is that it can make what purports to be an art festival feel a little too much like a Chamber of Commerce advertising campaign, which isn't pleasant even if, as I did, you find the pitch convincing.
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Background reading: • The F.B.I. has condemned a push by House Republicans to release a secret memo that purports to show how the bureau and the Justice Department abused their authority to obtain a warrant to spy on a former Trump campaign adviser.
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As we work to recover histories of marginalized people and subjects for a more inclusive national history presented in our museums, we must also change how the Grand Narrative is told in a museum that purports to cover all of American history.
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The Op-Ed begins: President Trump signed an executive order on Friday that purports to bar for at least 90 days almost all permanent immigration from seven majority-Muslim countries, including Syria and Iraq, and asserts the power to extend the ban indefinitely.
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If boomers are already considered "older people" and Gen X is on its way there, then disregarding both not only further purports ageism that&aposs problematic for cultural and societal reasons, but also ignores what combined could be a trillion-dollar market.
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The video is the second recording released in a week that purports to show the indicted Giuliani associates' ability to gain proximity to the President and the latest recording released by Parnas' attorney to refute Trump's claims that he doesn't know the man.
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While the Chamber purports to be defending the interests of the broader American economy, its dogged defense of unbridled bonuses on Wall Street proves once again that it is really looking out for the narrow interests of some of its wealthiest donors.
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Op-Ed Contributor President Trump signed an executive order on Friday that purports to bar for at least 90 days almost all permanent immigration from seven majority-Muslim countries, including Syria and Iraq, and asserts the power to extend the ban indefinitely.
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A graphic video which streamed live on social media for about 17 minutes purports to show a portion of the attack: In it, a man is seen driving through the streets of Christchurch before arriving at the mosque and eventually opening fire.
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So Richard Jewell, a movie that purports to seek the truth about someone who was unfairly maligned in the public eye because of biases and the media's lust for a good story, turns around and does the same thing to someone else.
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The same ACLU that criticized the HHS's proposed rule last week because it purports to enforce protections for those who have both religious and moral objections to certain medical procedures strongly supported expanding conscientious objector status on nearly identical grounds back in 1965.
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Opening with commentary from director Ron Howard playing himself, it purports to be a made-for-TV movie that was made by Trump himself but that never aired (as intended in 1988) and was recently rediscovered at a garage sale in Arizona.
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Every year on Christmas eve NORAD purports to track the flight of Santa and his reindeer-pulled sleigh, a tradition since 1955 when a department store misprinted a phone number, sending a flood of calls to a NORAD colonel, who played along.
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If someone who purports to be as attuned to gender dynamics as Ansari does is prone to the type of behavior alleged against him, it might say — among other things — that there is a lot more to the #MeToo discussion than often meets the eye.
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The date of the invoice and the $750,20103 listed on it match the details logged in an off-the-books ledger, first reported on by the New York Times, which purports to be from Yanukovych's party, listing the series of secret payments now under investigation.
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By using machine learning—neural language processing for text and computer vision for images—to rapidly sift through a person's lifetime worth of images and posts, Predictim purports to be able to flag individuals prone to abusive behavior, drug use, and posting explicit imagery.
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A tape surfaced that purports to be of a conversation between a former close aide to Matteo Salvini, the powerful deputy prime minister of Italy, and a number of Russians concerning ways of secretly using Russian money to fund Mr Salvini's Northern League party.
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Currin coopts the kitschy appeal of midcentury pinups and retrofits it to make what purports to be a quasi-feminist statement about the female body, but like many of Currin's nude portraits, once you cash in its cheap sociology, you're left with little else.
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"If this proposal is carried out, it would deal a staggering blow to the very industry it purports to protect and would threaten to ignite a global trade war," U.S. Chamber of Commerce President and Chief Executive Officer Thomas Donohue said in a statement.
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Basically Facebook needs to recognize that the advertising process it has developed is incompatible with ethical and transparent use in situations like elections, and it's an insult to the democratic process (something in which the company's founder purports to be interested) to act otherwise.
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What We Know About Bizarre Crime Filming App Vigilante [Update]"Can injustice survive transparency?" is the tagline of a new app called Vigilante, that purports…Read more ReadAttempts to appeal Vigilante's App Store ban were unsuccessful, and a promised Android version never seemed to surface.
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Four former top economists in Democratic administrations signed a letter taking Bernie Sanders's campaign to task for touting a document by University of Massachusetts economist Gerald Friedman that purports to show that Sanders's policies would boost the American growth rate to more than 22012 percent.
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The video purports to show an Iranian patrol boat removing an unexploded limpet mine from one of the damaged tankers, the Panama-flagged Kokuka Courageous, and the photos detail the section of the ship where the explosion occurred and the location of the malfunctioning mine.
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As CNN was first to report, the company is charging psychiatrists, psychologists, clinical social workers and acupuncturists $56.73 per month to become Alma members, which comes with services like billing and scheduling and even a matchmaking service that purports to connect professionals with patients.
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In an odd couplet, however, it also helps the sanctuary city movement, insofar as that movement purports to require that state and local law enforcement agencies not actively enforce federal immigration laws or policies because compelling them to do so would violate anti-commandeering jurisprudence.
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By doing so, this finale of Orange is the New Black highlights the themes this season has been toying with in scenes both brutal and lighthearted: Prison is a corrupt system that does not do what it purports to do in that ridiculous "Polycon" video.
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And for this, we need someone to invent an exhaustive Mister Softee tracker—unlike this map which purports to be just that but which I know to be lacking since there are around 200 trucks in New York and only one tenth of that shown.
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JASTA will foster animosity as the result of the predictable diplomatic chaos to ensue when state or government-related individual actors are falsely accused of terrorist crimes, in the end creating far more problems down the road than such a law purports to solve.
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Although the female empowerment tour seems to be more about repositioning the candidate than about the actual women he purports to want to "empower," the campaign didn't stop there to try to chip away at their 9-point deficit with female voters compared with Clinton.
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It does not presume to remedy the so-called "gender gap," close the country's "racial wealth divide," reverse the erosion of union power, stem the decline in life expectancy, end wage stagnation and drooping "socioeconomic mobility" — all of which the GND purports to address.
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Kobach's Interstate Voter Registration Crosscheck Program, which he created in 2005 and purports to enhance accuracy by allowing states to compare their voter rolls, has been debunked by experts who say it misidentifies 200 legitimate voters as double-registered for every one improperly registered voter.
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And while the drug industry purports to focus on cures for Alzheimer's, rare cancers, and other neglected diseases, it actually prioritizes "me-too" drugs (tweaks of competitors' medications introduced simply to gain market share) and drugs for non-life-threatening conditions like male baldness.
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"Seeking Committee approval of public release would require [House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence] committee members to vote on a staff-drafted memorandum that purports to be based on classified source materials that neither you nor most of them have seen," Boyd told Nunes.
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Records viewed by The New York Times show that most of his revenue that year came from the sale of products like supplements such as the Super Male Vitality, which purports to boost testosterone, or Brain Force Plus, which promises to "supercharge" cognitive functions.
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"While the president has the constitutional power to pardon, the decision to do so in this case purports to be premised on the notion that Libby was an innocent man convicted on the basis of inaccurate testimony caused by the prosecution," Mr. Fitzgerald said.
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A video posted over at Zatz Not Funny purports to show how the pre-roll ads work, which is not so well: the transition into the ads and then again from the pre-roll into recorded content is slow and breaks up the experience.
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And in the middle of this war are the platform's most zealous volunteers, who, depending on your perspective, are either guardians of the utopian vision that brought Wikipedia to life, or obstacles in the way of a community that better represents the world it purports to explain.
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Why else would Didi — which let's remember is a company that purports to be valued at $56 billion based on December's $4 billion fundraise — end Ofo's exclusive integration inside its app by adding a company that is on its last legs just to provide more competition.
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The memo was commissioned by Republican Devin Nunes, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, and purports to show that the FBI and Justice Department misled a U.S. court in seeking to extend electronic surveillance of Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, four sources familiar with it have said.
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Perhaps the most clumsily handled is the Neptunes-helmed title track, which purports to be a song about being in love with his wife (credited for her spoken-word appearances here as Jessica Timberlake, by the way) but puts him at the center of each chorus.
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Well, one of the fanciest private schools in the nation and one of the premiere startup accelerators are jointly backing a company that purports to have a solution to the college payment dilemma — pitching an easier way to create savings accounts specifically designed to pay for college.
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"These types of actions are in direct contradiction to the values SAE purports to uphold, as well, as our institutional commitment to diversity and inclusion here at UW-Madison," Chancellor Rebecca Blank wrote in a letter to the Sigma Alpha Epsilon national office in Evanston, Illinois.
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The Australian and Swiss systems use a lot of the same underlying cryptographic libraries, but "the Australian system doesn't have the security the Swiss system purports to have," according to Vanessa Teague, who teaches cryptography at the University of Melbourne and was part of both studies.
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Measles has spread through an increasing number of children who have not been vaccinated against the virus, either because their parents have cultural, religious or philosophical objections to vaccines, or because they have bought into repeatedly debunked junk science that purports to link vaccines to other ailments.
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But unlike Showtime's more recent show The Circus, which purports to be straight-up documentary, K Street purposely made it hard to tell, at times, whether people onscreen were playing a version of themselves — as they had in his improvisational 2002 feature Full Frontal — or acting candidly.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - More than three million cases of dengue fever, the world's fastest-spreading tropical disease, could be avoided annually if global warming is capped at 1.5C, said a study that purports to be the first to show the health benefits of a cooler planet.
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This style may mimic the arc of a trip, which "unfolds in multiple different phases over a relatively long period," so a musician who has used acid might "use one's playing or listening as a vehicle for furthering one's own exploration of inner space," Auslander purports.
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"Put simply, the new arbitration agreement purports to eliminate the legal right to proceed with arbitration before AAA, which petitioners had already invoked months ago and seek to enforce in this action, and to replace it with an inferior process," the federal-court TRO motion said.
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Raad, who was an artist-in-residence at the Louvre in Paris at the time, purports to have answered this question after gaining access to the objects himself — the "new" objects were composites, the result of a face-trade between objects that rendered a shadow-less result.
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The point seems to be that the human world distracts itself with baubles — fidget spinners and showy art — as its doomsday hour approaches, but, in its penchant for the obvious aesthetic gesture, Semo's version of this well-worn argument participates in the phenomenon it purports to critique.
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A SurveyMonkey poll for Axios released on Saturday found that just 38 percent of Republicans have a favorable view of the FBI, compared to 64 percent of Democrats and 49 percent of Americans overall, which is odd for a party that purports to value law and order.
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That 25-minute video, posted earlier this month to YouTube, purports to show Deripaska — a billionaire with ties to Manafort — taking a three-day pleasure cruise on a yacht off the coast of Norway in the company of Vashukevich and Russian deputy prime minister Sergei Prikhodko.
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Here they are, with the full URL written out (you should avoid blindly clicking any link that purports to take you directly to your account settings): We have written up guides with more detailed instructions for deleting your data from both the Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.
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None that I can see, for although the book purports to be an examination of the way American films distort reality, its eclecticism is so pervasive that all we are left with are peregrinations of the mind and ideas that jump around and contradict each other.
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The ever-encroaching Chinese presence into India's sphere of political and economic influence has been noted, but so far, says Manoj Joshi, New Delhi purports to be unruffled, as long as Hambantota remains a commercial port, and no Chinese naval vessels suddenly appear in the vicinity.
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We took a look: Available Customs and Border Protection data shows a total of 396,579 people were apprehended by the US Border Patrol for fiscal year 2018 at the southwest border, which would mean an average of 1,20173 each day -- hardly the "thousands" that Trump purports.
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Rao's suggestion Monday echoes comments Barr made Friday in a provocative speech to the conservative Federalist Society in Washington, D.C. "When the judiciary purports to pronounce a conclusive resolution to constitutional disputes between the other two branches, it does not act as a co-equal," he said.
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"There has to be a point at which you say, this is not somebody I can support for president of the United States, even if he purports to be a member of my party," Obama said during a press conference at the White House on Tuesday.
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And the more the Xi love story is trumpeted in official media, "the more somebody might want to pick up this book that purports to talk about what's really going on behind closed doors," said Jeffrey Wasserstrom, a professor of Chinese history at the University of California, Irvine.
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Marsha Blackburn, Republican of Tennessee, purports to enshrine net neutrality protections into law but actually opens up the door to paid prioritization (read: "fast lanes") for companies that pay to have their services delivered at greater speeds, which many experts claim is an innovation-killer, particularly for new startups.
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Trump has also inserted his penchant for misleading and flat-out false statements into his efforts to pitch his hardline immigration and terrorism policies, as well as his efforts to paint current US government leadership as inept and in dire need of the change agent he purports to be.
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Green Book was also dogged by controversies, ranging from its director Peter Farrelly's past bad behavior to its co-writer Nick Vallelonga's past Islamophobic tweets to more serious matters dealing with the film's treatment of the part of American history it purports to explore and one of its characters.
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Bohren said during the hearing in suburban Milwaukee that he found it upsetting to learn that Weier had access to a homemade Ouija board in the juvenile facility where she was being held, referring to the game that purports to allow players to communicate with the spirit world.
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The Wall Street Journal highlights a study by Clemson University economists Peter Blair and Bobby Chung which purports to show that occupational licenses, which legally permit workers to do certain jobs like barbering or pest control, reduce income inequality between men and women and between whites and African Americans.
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"This bill would adversely affect the U.S. Government's ability to wield these tools, would undermine the very goals it purports to achieve, and could even endanger our ability to ensure that Iran's nuclear program is and remains exclusively peaceful," the White House said in a Statement of Administration Policy.
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Fischer's bill, the Workplace Advancement Act, focuses on retaliation but nothing else – it purports to protect employees from retaliation by their employer if they discuss their pay, but only if they can show that they were trying to figure out whether they were earning equal pay for equal work.
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While Goldwater has done a marvelous job of promoting Right to Try laws as the last chance for patients to "get immediate access to medical treatments they need before it's too late," the cruel reality with this legislation is that it will not achieve what it purports to do.
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The letter -- from the Justice Department's head of its Office of Legislative Affairs -- does not mention Planned Parenthood by name but asks the Senate Judiciary Committee to turn over unredacted documentation supporting a December 2016 report titled "Human Fetal Tissue Research," which purports to describe the organization's practices.
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"Here is this legislature in this anti-regulatory mode that purports to want to liberate institutions from the overreach by the federal government, and here we are with essentially non-germane stuff," said Barmak Nassirian, director of policy analysis for the American Association of State Colleges and Universities.
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In my view, Ms. Renkl's call for a new right-to-life movement allows faithful Christians to remain ideologically pure while they ignore the real-life consequences of restrictions on access to abortion, birth control and real sex education for the poor and the vulnerable she purports to champion.
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"The bill, which purports to fight the spread of child sexual abuse material online, undermines not only encryption and the security of internet communications, but also future law enforcement investigations against predators of children," the Center for Democracy and Technology, a tech advocacy group, said in a statement.
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He is also a member of the Propeller Group, an artists' collective that offers a sly commentary on contemporary Vietnam through works like "Television Commercial for Communism," a 60-second spot that purports to repackage the ideology of Marx and Lenin as a sleek, egalitarian, consumer-friendly lifestyle.
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Hunters, then, isn't so much the revenge power fantasy it looks to be on the surface, with Nazi hunters doling out punishment to evil, hateful Nazis, but rather a show that uses revenge fantasy elements as an indictment of the United States and what it purports to stand for.
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While that motion was being litigated, Postmates came up with a tactic to short-circuit the mass arbitration campaign: Its counsel at Gibson Dunn & Crutcher negotiated an $0003 million class action settlement in California state court that purports to resolve the claims of all of its California couriers.
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"Basic principles of constitutional law establish that the president exceeds his authority where, as here, he purports to act without statutory authority and contrary to the expressed will of Congress to resolve an issue of domestic and international commerce that the Constitution authorizes Congress to address," the company wrote.
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It is truly sad that these basic tips you no doubt learned in college are still useful, given the brain power we have in Silicon Valley and the meritocracy that tech purports to be, not to mention all the progress this country has made since the suffrage movement.
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It emerged out the shattered remnants of the 1960s New Left, a paranoid faction of American 1970s radical feminism that the historian Alice Echols termed "cultural feminism" to distinguish it, and its wounded attachment to the suffering-based femaleness it purports to celebrate, from other strands of women's liberation.
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This year also saw the popular classifieds site Backpage shutter its adult section, one of the results of the passage of FOSTA-SESTA — a controversial set of laws that purports to protect sex workers but dismantles the internet's longstanding status as a safer place to advertise and conduct business.
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RELATED: The 'three-bucket' strategy on health care that not everyone can believe in The problem is that many of those key changes that are left for later will still require 60 votes in the Senate, which could take multiple election cycles to achieve -- something Paul's proposal purports to solve.
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Republicans on the committee voted last week to allow all members of the House to read the memo, which purports to detail abuses of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act by the FBI and Justice Department in the investigation into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia during the 2016 election.
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"The appointment order here purports to give the Special Counsel power to investigate a specifically identified matter and anything that arises in the course of the investigation, without further consulting or obtaining approval from the Attorney General or Acting Attorney General," read a filing from Manafort's lawyer earlier this year.
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It is nonetheless awkward for this realist novel about women and power to trim reality in a way that neatly excises the woman who has served as our national lightning rod for conversations, good, bad, and ugly, about women in power during exactly the period that it purports to examine.
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This may be surprising, because the income tax purports to be imposed on "all income from whatever source derived" — and the I.R.S. is clear that this should be interpreted broadly to include not just a person's salary, but also unemployment benefits, lottery winnings and even the cash value of bartered items.
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The biggest concern in the Post report — and surely one reason such intelligence led to Mr. Kushner's being stripped of his interim top-secret security clearance last week — is that foreign countries would offer him personal financial benefits in the same conversations in which he purports to represent America's best interests.
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He has a new report on middle-class living standards, complete with a striking chart that purports to show that the basic elements of the good life — housing, college tuition, transportation, and health insurance, all once easily affordable — have now fallen out of the grasp of the typical American family.
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His company, which has been operating in stealth mode for the last two years, has finally emerged with a new solution for freight shipping that purports to bring in more money to shippers, remove inefficiencies in the current hub-and-spoke model for freight and offer better deals to shipping customers.
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Like the city's Migration Museum, which is focused on the country's immigrants and refugees, and the Museum of Transology, which purports to be the largest collection dedicated to the lives of transgender people, the Vagina Museum is an institution whose mission is driven by social justice and public health initiatives.
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WASHINGTON — The F.B.I. clashed publicly with President Trump for the first time on Wednesday, condemning a push by House Republicans to release a secret memo that purports to show how the bureau and the Justice Department abused their authority to obtain a warrant to spy on a former Trump campaign adviser.
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"While it comes as no surprise that Naomi's meteoric rise as an international icon and inspiration would lead to some false claim, this silly "contract" that Naomi never saw or signed — which purports to give away part of herself at the age of 14 — is particularly absurd," Spiro told Reuters in an email.
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This Is Magic Leap's First HeadsetFor months, cryptic teases and rampant rumors have indicated that Magic Leap was planning some sort …Read more ReadEqually big, but more difficult to hype, is the kind of technology Magic Leap purports to be using in the Magic Leap One to visualize all its augmented reality.
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"I think it is at least as plausible that Phineas Fisher is a Russian operation maybe through a cutout than it is that he/she/it is what he/she/it purports to be, which is a politically motivated morally crusading super talented hacker," Menn said in an interview for Motherboard's podcast CYBER.
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This spring, the Washington Post reported that the New York hedge-fund manager Bernard Selz and his wife, Lisa, have given more than three million dollars to anti-vaccination causes and helped finance "Vaxxed," Wakefield's 19883 documentary, which purports to reveal a C.D.C. conspiracy to cover up the connection between vaccines and autism.
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The 25-minute video posted to YouTube purports to shows Deripaska — a billionaire with ties to Donald Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort — taking a three-day pleasure cruise on a yacht off the coast of Norway in August 2016 in the company of Vashukevich and Russian deputy prime minister Sergei Prikhodko.
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So perhaps its apt to think of Helene in the vein of psychedelic pioneers like Owsley Stanley—though he purports that he never set out to change the world by manufacturing and giving away free tabs of LSD—for all her idealism in what one psychedelic can do, one person at a time.
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" Presidential candidate Mitt Romney says he'll give power and flexibility back to the states: "If elected President, I will repeal Obamacare and replace it — not with another massive federal bill that purports to solve all our problems from Washington, but with common-sense, patient-centered reforms suited to the challenges we face.
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If there is a word that should be retired from use in the service of women's expression, health, well-being, and equality, it is appropriate—a sloppy, mushy word that purports to convey some important moral essence but in reality is just a policing term used to regulate our language, appearance, and demands.
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Their narrative is filled with heroes and villains constructed from the conscience of two white Americans eager to prove their irreproachability," adding that ultimately, "Strange Fruit #1 is simply a continuation of a white narrative in a predominantly white medium by white creators that purports itself to be about the black experience.
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So we fool ourselves into buying into anything that purports to any kind of newness because doing so is a way of sustaining a myth of resistance, even if we know that that myth is no more true than the idea that buying a Diet Coke negates the effects of a Big Mac.
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In 1981, he gave a speech in South Africa in which he warned that the apartheid government should absolutely not give black people full suffrage, arguing instead for a "consociational" arrangement that purports to give white, black, mixed-race, and Indian South Africans autonomy over their own affairs, while preserving racial separation.
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The discussion about the post-Islamic State world purports to be about security, but it fundamentally neglects the fact that what the Islamic State claimed to represent — the idea of a caliphate — remains squarely in the minds of Muslims, even if many forces conspire to keep those sentiments from the public view.
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But in a July 23 letter, AGs from 37 states and the District of Columbia argued that the negotiating class mechanism is both unconstitutional, because it impinges on state sovereignty, and unworkable, because Judge Polster cannot approve a settlement that purports to allocate settlement money among local governments without the states' approval.
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In what amounts to just a huge bummer for aspiring geniuses across the country, it seems that nootropics—the brain-boosting supplements with a name as made-up as their actual effects—contain various amounts of piracetam, an unapproved drug that purports to improve brain function, despite little evidence to that effect.
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The memo, written by staff for House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.), purports to detail surveillance abuses by the government.
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From a dance and fitness studio in Philadelphia: ClassPass purports to benefit fitness studios but is actually doing the opposite by continually changing its policies, refusing to increase payouts to the studio partners, and essentially undercutting us by offering unbeatable deals to hook customers that might otherwise go directly to fitness studios.
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In each edition, there are three sculptures: what Mr. Hirst describes as the "Coral," meaning the work created to look like its "original" encrusted state from the deep; a "Treasure," the artwork seemingly restored by conservators for display; and the "Copy," which purports to be a modern museum reproduction of the original.
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White supremacists are among the biggest dangers oppressed people currently face and despite the fact that the film purports to speak to Black audiences, all I hear from it is that Black resistance inspires only senseless violence, and in the end, it is those that look like us that we should fear most.
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Netflix is famously secretive about its viewership data (except when it purports not to be), and the absence from this chart of the network's hit series Stranger Things, which routinely pops up in data sets like this as one of its most watched shows, does give me some pause about the accuracy of Jumpshot's numbers.
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Because the Texas Department of Criminal Justice "obtained the drug from a source that has repeatedly violated federal and state standards and engages in unsanitary practices, Garcia has real, substantial concerns that the pentobarbital will not be what it purports to be, will be contaminated, or will be otherwise substandard," attorneys for Joseph Garcia wrote.
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Here's a quick breakdown of what the new NCAA notice means, and the issues it raises going forward: It's all very bad: The NCAA purports that its mission is to protect the academic integrity of college sports, but the association takes the easy way out in enforcement, saying it doesn't judge the quality of classes.
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On one side is the right-wing populist government of the Law and Justice party, with its many rural supporters, which purports to stand for "family values" and the traditions of the Roman Catholic Church; on the other is a more liberal opposition, which finds most of its backers in the country's cosmopolitan cities.
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"For a film that purports to be about the besmirching of someone's reputation to proceed to smear Ms. Scruggs and the paper she reported for in this manner is highly offensive," said the letter, which was also signed by Cox Enterprises, the owner of the newspaper and one of the country's largest cable companies.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.) for crafting and pushing for the release of a classified memo that purports to show bias within the FBI.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) on Tuesday threw his support behind releasing a controversial memo that purports to detail FBI surveillance activity, saying it will "cleanse" the organization, Fox News reported.
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The promotion goes like this: Burger King has launched a voice-activated coupon that purports to contain spoilers for The Rise of Skywalker, and if you record yourself reading these spoilers (warning: clicking that link will take you to an alleged screenshot of one of the spoilers) out loud, you can get a free Whopper.
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In its mission statement, Big League Politics purports to be "not conservative" and "not liberal," but it has trafficked in conspiracy theories favored by the far right, like the case of Seth Rich, the Democratic National Committee staff member whose murder in Washington was falsely seized on by conservative commentators as linked to WikiLeaks.
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Shortly after the media reported on Burkman's and Surefire Intelligence's apparent plan on Tuesday, the far-right website Gateway Pundit published a document from Surefire Intelligence that purports to detail an allegation against Mueller by a woman who claims the special counsel sexually assaulted her at the St. Regis Hotel in New York City on August 2, 2010.
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That's because in addition to his official role at FLEOA, Adler spent a number of years on the advisory board of the Heroes Health Fund, a group that purports to offer support for "firefighters, police, EMTs, veterans, and others harmed by toxic exposures in the line of duty" using a detoxification program developed by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard.
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Image: congerdesign (Pixabay)Over the past few weeks, multiple media outlets have written about Kathy Bero, a 54-year-old woman who claims her breast cancer 12 years ago was ultimately defeated through a special diet and diligent use of reiki, an alternative medicine that purports to treat disease via healing energy channeled through a person's hands.
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Neither book purports to be a comprehensive equi-story; instead, by arranging their narratives thematically rather than chronologically, both authors have granted themselves the freedom to range as widely as the ancient wild horses, the Takhi and the Tarpan, once did, grazing on a pasture rich in anecdote, allegory and pathos as well as in historical importance.
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"The last time I checked, when you conduct an exit poll it has to be done in a neutral and scientific way that purports with scientific standards on the way you approach participants to the way you frame your questions," said Dale Ho, the director of the Voting Rights Project at the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Where the self-proclaimed "sexiest app ever" differs is that it purports to take the hard work out of manually scrolling through your (presumed) years and years of fleshly snapshots to decide which need to be hidden and which are OK to be accidentally seen by your friends when they're peeping your latest vacation pics on your phone.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A website called Share the Safety has been making rounds on the internet over the past few days, stirring outrage as it purports to be a joint effort between the National Rifle Association (NRA) and arms manufacturer Smith & Wesson to donate a gun to a "less fortunate" US citizen for every gun bought.
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If Democrats help Trump pass this bill, they are giving him a very generous gift certificate to the Green Lantern store of political PR. Democrats might comfort themselves with the wonky confidence that Trump's proposals can't possibly help those voters he purports to help, since there's no way manufacturing jobs are coming back in an age of automation.
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Shiseido is testing new products, like "second skin," a patented cream that tightens skin, smooths irregularities and peels off like a Band-Aid; and Optune, a contraption that purports to analyze a user's mood, health and skin quality, then factors in the weather, and pulls from five cartridges to dispense a customized product, like an espresso machine.
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When someone like, say, Senator Dean Heller of Nevada co-sponsors a bill that purports to protect pre-existing conditions but actually doesn't, what he hopes for are headlines that say "Heller Announces Plan to Protect Americans With Pre-existing Conditions," with the key fact — that his bill wouldn't do that at all — buried in the 17th paragraph.
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Because it means that we, the public, are deprived of our right to know and that policymakers will miss out on crucial information which will help them make informed decisions, such as whether or not Saudi ruler Mohammed bin Salman is the reformer he purports to be or what they should do about weapons flowing to Syria from Turkey.
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Ms. Daniels seeks to set aside a nondisclosure agreement she signed just before the 2016 election — which granted her, among other things, $130,000 for the promise to keep her mouth shut about the relationship — so that she can tell all about the liaison free from the threat of enormous damages that the hush agreement purports to impose.
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"This is not different in kind from what happens all the time in criminal investigation, except that it purports to do it more systematically, more scientifically, and potentially more reliably," Frederick Schauer, a law professor at the University of Virginia who has written about profiling and stereotyping and was not involved in the study, wrote in an email.
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I have previously blamed Facebook users for spreading fake news, and I still think they shoulder much of the blame, but the power of these networks and technology to spread and reinforce what purports to be real news simply because it looks like it, giving it the same weight on the network as actual real news, cannot be minimized.
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The 25-minute video posted to YouTube purports to shows a powerful Russian oligarch named Oleg Deripaska — a billionaire with ties to Donald Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort — taking a three-day pleasure cruise on a yacht off the coast of Norway in August 2016 in the company of Vashukevich and Russian deputy prime minister Sergei Prikhodko.
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CLC is pushing this study, which is written by a guy who "has worked at every level of the coal and oil and gas industries" and a guy who was previously at the National Association of Manufacturers, which purports to show that the CLC plan would reduce carbon almost twice as much as Obama regulations by 2025.
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