US emissions dropped from a recklessly high level to a still recklessly high level.
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With two leaders improvising recklessly, the risk of miscalculations rises.
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Voter files considered garbage are frequently neglected or discarded recklessly.
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"We can't afford to recklessly spend federal funds," said Rep.
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That implicit guarantee, in turn, encourages firms to grow recklessly.
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Simple: Poe acted recklessly, got people killed, and got demoted.
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"Monetary policy steps should not be deployed recklessly," he said.
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"He therefore acted recklessly and with a lack of integrity."
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"He intentionally recklessly and prejudicially released that information," Ryan said.
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They speak recklessly and lose control of their lies easily.
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It said that N.H.S. management had recklessly ignored security recommendations.
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I recklessly revealed something I mistakenly believed everyone already knew.
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Word of the Day adjective: unrestrained by convention or morality adjective: recklessly wasteful noun: a dissolute man in fashionable society noun: a recklessly extravagant consumer _________ The word profligate has appeared in 31 articles on nytimes.
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Trump, in particular, is known to act recklessly with classified matters.
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He was charged with recklessly endangering safety and possession of marijuana.
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Like the music from the stereo, Joey drives quickly and recklessly.
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Prosecutors allege Carter acted recklessly when she pressured Roy into suicide.
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He is instead deliberately, selfishly and recklessly taking the country apart.
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Schmunk is charged with recklessly endangering safety, which is a felony.
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Mr López Obrador insists he will not recklessly provoke Donald Trump.
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If PG&E operated recklessly, it could face other charges, too.
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It is not a question of cutting corners or moving recklessly.
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Aiding is so much more valuable an approach than recklessly injuring.
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We apologize to our guests whose baggage was handled so recklessly.
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He implied, recklessly, that many current military leaders should be fired.
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Both of these programs have been recklessly gutted by this administration.
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Others fault them for recklessly provoking conflict without being properly armed.
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He is almost gleefully and recklessly courting a major military cataclysm.
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To the final whistle, they kept dashing recklessly down the wings.
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Why would a candidate for Congress speak so falsely and recklessly?
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Both of these programs have been recklessly gutted by this Administration.
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But this fixation has repercussions, feeding into a recklessly limited worldview.
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The jury will decide if the tweets count as recklessly negligent.
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Creel, Sisson and others recklessly ignored warnings the documents were false.
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Some didn't know how to reverse, and others parked recklessly, causing disorder.
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In hindsight, the scale and ambition of the NT seems recklessly vast.
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Chávez squandered an oil boom, borrowed recklessly and shackled the private sector.
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What caused the game industry to charge so recklessly toward this precipice?
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She drinks too much, and recklessly combines alcohol and anti-anxiety medication.
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Carlo, an impetuous character, threw himself recklessly into the struggle against fascism.
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Losing control or acting recklessly in such situations can have devastating consequences.
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"We will not recklessly get rid of American chips," Mr. Ren said.
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Mr. Trump has recklessly attacked nonpartisan public servants and our justice system.
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What would motivate such seemingly intelligent teens to behave so recklessly online?
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Under international law, intentionally or recklessly bombing hospitals is a war crime.
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"I strongly warn against recklessly sliding into a spiral of isolation," Altmaier said.
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Ferreira's lo-fi pop music digs almost recklessly, but necessarily, into your core.
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And having a better score doesn't mean you should start recklessly borrowing money.
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Were we recklessly neglecting our sacred duty of future exploration by disregarding smartwatches?
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Don't recklessly send thirsty DMs to people you don't know or barely know.
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To assert otherwise is to gamble recklessly with the livelihoods of British workers.
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"It's very common to spend recklessly," said former NFL tight end Steve Maneri.
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"Monetary policy steps should not be deployed recklessly in small installments," Sakurai said.
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Pushing ahead recklessly is what we're doing today — and the stakes are higher.
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CBS reports that the jury called Long "recklessly indifferent" to Haines's scrote struggle.
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Despite his success, Heyward-Bey doesn't give himself carte blanche to spend recklessly.
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Think of a cruise ship recklessly boarding more passengers each day. 5/x
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She uses wildfire, but not recklessly, like the late Mad King Aerys did.
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Or do you think his street-style skateboarding recklessly endangers others, or himself?
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No other industry is allowed to act so recklessly without facing legal challenge.
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Those who recklessly deny this truth for political gain do a grave disservice.
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In announcing the charges, Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman said Noor acted recklessly.
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I have not seen fat people recklessly, happily in love, as I have been.
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Oregon State Police charged Clark with recklessly endangering another person and third-degree escape.
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You don't have fire insurance and then go lighting matches around your house recklessly.
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Countries are raising the retirement age (apart from Poland, which is recklessly lowering it).
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Black has been charged with discharge of a firearm and recklessly endangering another person.
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President Donald Trump has given Saudi Arabia carte blanche to act recklessly (see article).
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The Republican Party has been recklessly playing with matches for more than two decades.
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But prosecutors said he acted recklessly in drawing his weapon and discharging a round.
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This dangerous law has been recklessly applied to abortion in all circumstances, including rape.
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Yet these days, I'm recklessly hugging everyone, with complete disregard, and hopefully fewer injuries.
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They found that the Americans filing for bankruptcy rarely lacked education or spent recklessly.
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Deficit hawks, including many Republicans, denounced it as recklessly driving up the federal deficit.
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But supporters of transgender rights said the Trump administration was acting recklessly and cruelly.
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Played too carefully, the music loses its thrill; too recklessly, it all falls apart.
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Prosecutors have said Liang acted recklessly by drawing his weapon in the first place.
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Trump unilaterally—and recklessly—abandoned the deal a year ago, then reimposed punitive sanctions.
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They are dismantling environmental policies much more aggressively and recklessly than any previous administration.
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But Larico said witnesses told him that the police had fired live bullets recklessly.
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In the suit, Gonzalez says the singer was driving recklessly and following too closely.
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David Frum, a conservative actually even recklessly speculates she is the victim of spousal abuse.
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His performances only seemed recklessly endangering; in actuality, Burden planned each one in excruciating detail.
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She's the same in both their eyes, recklessly running around and behaving like a child.
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When the young and recklessly vile Joffrey Baratheon sat on the throne, did he rule?
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New leasing outfits with no experience of preparing for a downturn are expanding particularly recklessly.
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This isn't the first time WikiLeaks has recklessly published personal information of innocent civilians, either.
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But so might receiving a police caution, skipping a tax bill or "recklessly" accruing debt.
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That would bolster the newspaper's argument that it didn't act recklessly in publishing their accounts.
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Indeed without that support, it's doubtful the Saudis would be acting as boldly — and recklessly.
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But given the film's recklessly romantic final destination, the long musical sequences fit in naturally.
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By Director Comey's own assessment, Clinton acted recklessly, and she has felt no legal ramifications.
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He can be mistrustful to the point of paranoia, but he can be recklessly frank.
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Roseanne the person just recklessly reveled in it with her racist and Muslim-bashing tweets.
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But some took too much, toyed recklessly with their delicate brain chemistry and never returned.
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But if spent recklessly, a bonus can be just as dangerous as it is exciting.
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Moving them to the roads hastily or recklessly could be the consequence of this bill.
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And for years, the Saudis have recklessly armed the jihadist factions of the Syrian rebellion.
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Even if there is a "cessation of hostilities", aid workers will not rush in recklessly.
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Either Feldman was recklessly exaggerating the facts of Watergate or he doesn't know his history.
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Unable to obtain the necessary votes in Congress, the president recklessly forced a government shutdown.
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The consequences of recklessly disregarding allied opinion and international institutions may not be felt tomorrow.
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In addition to manslaughter, he also faces two felony counts of recklessly firing a weapon.
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Bates faces two misdemeanor counts of recklessly failing to provide timely notice to consumers and one misdemeanor count of recklessly failing to provide timely system-wide public education, Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Director Craig W. Butler announced Wednesday.
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Ralph was also convicted of second-degree murder after deliberation, child abuse and recklessly causing death.
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He hasn't even assumed office yet but has already recklessly asked for trouble with his speech.
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That the kingdom's leaders have embraced sectarianism so recklessly suggests that they have little other choice.
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The toaster, however, has been around since 1893 and is still recklessly burning slices of bread.
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Hennepin County prosecutors contend Noor acted recklessly and then changed his account to suit his defense.
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"Testing from a submarine shows great confidence from the North Koreans, almost recklessly so," he said.
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The first was that "recklessly" harming a partner should not prevent someone from owning a gun.
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She's finally received her $150,000 from the settlement and she's been recklessly burning through the cash.
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As we reported, some of Chris' neighbors are enraged he's been driving recklessly in the neighborhood.
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He criticized those parents who would "recklessly and improperly" cross the border with children in tow.
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As Trump squanders our alliances, he is also recklessly ramping up the American military presence globally.
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Democratic leaders have repeatedly shown themselves to be recklessly irresponsible when it comes to national security.
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In a commencement address on Wednesday, Hillary Clinton likewise suggested the platform recklessly disregarded the truth.
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Trump is back to carelessly shooting off his mouth and recklessly shooting himself in the foot.
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For example, at 21A, the answer to the clue "Weave or tailgate, say" is DRIVE RECKLESSLY.
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DMVs should not be in the business of recklessly selling drivers' personal information to third parties.
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He abdicated his responsibilities so thoroughly and recklessly that it amounted to a letter of resignation.
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Some GOP conservatives objected to increased spending and argued that it would recklessly increase budget deficits.
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To knowingly and recklessly accuse someone of a crime falsely and publish the accusation is libel.
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He suggested that the United Nations officials had acted recklessly in traveling without informing the government.
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But physical prowess may be a contraindication of "maleness" when wielded recklessly or for criminal purpose.
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"President Bashar al-Assad of Syria must not recklessly attack Idlib Province," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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Their soft-shoe was recklessly slow, a nonchalant tightrope walk of graceful control and rhythmic exactitude.
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The trailer shows a group of young people in West Virginia, drinking, driving recklessly and getting wild.
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For someone so versed in blackmailing, Nix seems recklessly ignorant to the possibility that he's being filmed.
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Gazzam has been charged with homicide, recklessly endangering another person, and endangering the welfare of a child.
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After Mao died, the dream of opening up China returned, and America poured in resources almost recklessly.
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He was allegedly driving recklessly through a very populated portion of the city, Sheriff Jerry Allen said.
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We will respond to the many recklessly inaccurate allegations in this desperate lawsuit at the appropriate time.
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In 2017 the enclave's leaders reached for more, recklessly holding a referendum on independence, which passed overwhelmingly.
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WADA has said the "criminal attack" has recklessly exposed personal data in an attempt to smear reputations.
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Hopper can't help but see the daughter he lost in Eleven as she recklessly risks her safety.
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It's a trollish sort of humor that's all about excess, recklessly jabbing at other people's weak spots.
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" Johnson said murder constitutes someone "intentionally and knowingly" committing a crime, whereas manslaughter involves "recklessly doing something.
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She's the epitome of what all the Suicide Squad lead-ups promised us: she's cheerfully, recklessly amoral.
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Work-life balance is a term that has been thrown around a lot lately, and somewhat recklessly.
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Much of "Sand Storm" hangs on Layla, who's carefully, at times recklessly, navigating between radically different worlds.
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His critics seem him as a criminal who recklessly endangered lives in many countries by exposing secrets.
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Meanwhile, the industry recklessly plans to bump up plastic production by 40 percent over the next decade.
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But even so, you must exercise due care, which includes not recklessly endangering the safety of others.
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They say officials recklessly split up families without any idea of how to bring them back together.
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Amnesty International reported Tuesday that the Emirates are "recklessly" providing Yemeni militias with U.S. and European arms.
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She joined in the recklessly partisan move to block consideration of Merrick Garland for the Supreme Court.
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Millions of dollars were recklessly wasted, and shareholders deserve an accounting and assurance this won't happen again.
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The suspect was driving "absolutely recklessly," and a pursuit ensued at 109 miles an hour, she said.
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But pursued recklessly, it could set off a trade war that wreaks havoc on the American economy.
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He has injured global trade and business investments by attempting recklessly and provocatively to undermine China's economy.
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But a workplace where management isn't trying to be recklessly cruel still has to be a business.
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Giants would face the threat of customers recklessly using cloud resources before shutting down or skipping town.
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China's Super League recently tried to spend its way — some say recklessly — into becoming a global player.
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"Recklessly setting quantitative goals for transformation through education has been erroneously used" in some areas, she wrote.
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No, I'm relatively confident that some people do drive more recklessly because there's all that safety stuff.
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The new ad doesn't even mention Saccone, instead accusing Ryan of recklessly handling Medicaid and Social Security.
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And you can't be giving immunity to people who bring children with them recklessly and improperly and illegally.
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"This is a false narrative which has emerged carelessly and recklessly on social media," the publishing company wrote.
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But he no longer appears the warmonger that critics say is recklessly taking the country to nuclear war.
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Like a lot of teenagers we were experimenting, but somewhat recklessly and financially dependent on what was cheap.
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I feel the range of situations increased, providing more thoughtful and strategic approaches beyond simply charging in recklessly.
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Declining to prosecute Secretary Clinton for recklessly mishandling and transmitting national security information will set a terrible precedent.
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"It is not advisable for the SPD to act hastily or recklessly," Nahles said ahead of the vote.
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Alameddine had pleaded guilty to recklessly possessing an object connected with a terrorist act and supplying a pistol.
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The EP explores a recklessly harsh and abrasive sonic pallete—all jagged, acid rotten metallic clank and warped.
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If you proceed hastily and recklessly, there will be a puddle of burning hot soup on your pants.
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Musk "recklessly tweeted out information that has no basis in fact," SEC attorney Cheryl Crumpton said in court.
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In 2015, she became the first doctor in the United States convicted of murder for recklessly overprescribing drugs.
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" In another ad, Ossoff says, "When President Trump embarrasses our country or acts recklessly, I'll hold him accountable.
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During the 2016 campaign, Trump has been criticized for retweeting others, often recklessly, including messages from white supremacists.
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Time will tell whether the meandering explanations and erratic narratives by Giuliani were strategically wise or recklessly unsound.
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He instead moved recklessly ahead, inflicting just the kind of damage the executive order was intended to prevent.
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In Civil War, Tony still thinks he knows best, to the point that he recklessly escalates the conflict.
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To irresponsibly and recklessly saddle them with these responsibilities is not only ill-informed, but flat out wrong.
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But my husband's habit of simultaneously reading several books, and recklessly buying books, has rubbed off on me.
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So you continue to recklessly insult and mock, hurting the few who still care about you the most.
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Bipartisan leaders worked together to recklessly add nearly $2 trillion to an already ballooning $22 trillion federal debt.
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They recklessly chose to jeopardize paychecks for our troops and border patrolmen to appease their far-left base.
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Only, he wasn't recklessly careering from woman to woman, as he did when he was a younger man.
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But Orange Is the New Black's viewers of color don't need these reminders, especially when they're deployed recklessly.
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Trump nuclear policies recklessly encourage others to act in the same way, leading to even more calamitous outcomes.
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He recklessly shoots test missiles over Japan and has threatened to destroy the United States with nuclear weapons.
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In slashing resettlement, the president is taking a recklessly narrow view of how best to put America first.
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He said that residents were building recklessly and cutting down trees that would otherwise help protect the land.
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I will not recklessly endanger my freedom to consume string cheese while pushing out a maple long john.
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She just kept on riding him and screaming recklessly, working her way up and down in a frenzy.
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But Assistant District Attorney Joseph Alexis said Liang recklessly discharged his weapon toward the source of the noise.
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To the ravers out there: Rest assured, our teen years and twenties were spent as recklessly as yours.
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When a company recklessly flouts basic security standards, as Equifax did, there should be consequences and meaningful reform.
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" The lawyer, Aitan Goelman, continued: "Those who recklessly deny this truth for political gain do a grave disservice.
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Egotistic, mercurial, erudite, recklessly affectionate, careless, vindictive, impulsive, he can turn from exasperating to heartbreaking in seconds flat.
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HB 2670 forbids individuals from using drones to intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly harm, actively disturb, or chase livestock.
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But the Committee has never suggested that he's under investigation himself and to claim otherwise is recklessly false.
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They are pushing so recklessly hard and hate the fact that I'll probably have a good relationship with Putin.
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Meyer has been charged with aggravated assault, simple assault, making terroristic threats, and recklessly endangering another person, police said.
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Their drunk neighbor, Jed (Alec Baldwin), recklessly relieves Tracy of her second ovary through a nefarious medical sub-plot.
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A jury will decide whether those tweets and emails count as recklessly negligent, US District Judge Stephen Wilson ruled.
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After he netted a forehand to bring up matchpoint he then fired another recklessly wide to end the contest.
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It's now common knowledge that doctors contributed to the opioid crisis by recklessly handing out millions of pain pills.
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It's having a president who recklessly endangers the lives of people for the sake of winding up a mob.
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They included hundreds of the company's own employees, many of them having lunch in the cafeteria, recklessly sited below.
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A complex statistical analysis concludes that the introduction of government-mandated deposit insurance caused banks to behave more recklessly.
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Police said Vorayuth admitted he was driving, but not recklessly — the officer swerved in front of him, he said.
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That would recklessly push the otherwise boring lender led by John Stumpf deeper into businesses it doesn't know well.
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If lawyers can show Boeing management acted recklessly, it could clear the way for substantial punitive damages, he said.
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Can you give one of the examples from the book of a prosecutor recklessly wielding his or her power?
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Here are a few more of Kylie recklessly Snapping her life away from the driver's seat of her car.
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Prosecutors argued the text messages support their claim that Carter caused Roy's death by recklessly helping him poison himself.
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The following year, an Inspector General report revealed that FBI agents may have recklessly issued thousands of illegal NSLs.
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Instead, the president recklessly left an internationally-supported deal that was preventing Iran from ever developing nuclear weapons capability.
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If we recklessly abandon the rules, so will our neighbors, and that means trouble for American businesses and consumers.
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Ms. Eramo's lawyers portrayed Rolling Stone as approaching its reporting with a preconceived story line and recklessly causing harm.
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And later a car, recklessly roaring toward the crowd, killed a counter-demonstrator named Heather Heyer and injured others.
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They later contended that Few had been driving recklessly and rammed their patrol car, putting their lives in danger.
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But thinking beyond the border is where Democrats can really distinguish themselves; it's where Trump has been recklessly AWOL.
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But for now, the agency only seems to want to go after companies that it deems are flying recklessly.
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It also means all those who recklessly participate in the search-and-destroy missions of the call-out culture.
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That's because it very recklessly attempts to juggle three stories at once and never zeroes in on one completely.
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However, an apparent lack of judgment doesn't equate to accusations of treason and criminality, as some have recklessly charged.
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They allowed more bankruptcies, hoping to send a message that companies that spend recklessly will be allowed to fail.
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The idea is to name and shame these agencies, accusing them of recklessly loosing dangerous aliens onto the streets.
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After a high-speed chase, the officer abandoned his pursuit because the Jaguar was driving so recklessly, it said.
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As I step recklessly into time I have not yet lived, into this book I have not yet written.
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Jones' recklessly opportunistic career is littered with the fallout from his willful pattern of defamation," reads the lawsuit. "Mr.
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I'll leave the speculation to those on social media recklessly choosing not to heed the advice of the police.
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She could never go back to places that humans—"we", she always said, not exempting herself—had so recklessly destroyed.
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Our failed Congress created this moment by recklessly devolving its power to the executive branch on the issue of immigration.
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In order to bar her, the Viafore family must prove that Graswald "recklessly" caused Vince's death, according to a Jan.
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The rapid growth of automobility after World War I might have tempered enthusiasm for driving too fast and too recklessly.
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It was deemed she did not "recklessly" injure monkey handler Kate Sanders after an argument, according to The Associated Press.
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To begin, the President has thrown American foreign policy into chaos once again -- impulsively and recklessly, this time in Syria.
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Trump characterized President Obama's budget as recklessly in the red, suggesting the American government's debt is spiraling out of control.
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This amounts to giving the financial industry pretty much their pre-crisis freedom from regulation — freedom that was used recklessly.
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Ten years ago, he was arrested for simple battery after he punched a man who accused him of driving recklessly.
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It is time for Congress to pass the Drone Operator Safety Act to penalize drone operators who recklessly endanger aircraft.
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According to records obtained by PEOPLE, she has been charged with a felony count of second-degree recklessly endangering safety.
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Prosecutors said Garcia Zarate intentionally and recklessly fired into a crowd on the San Francisco pier that day, killing Steinle.
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Supporters of the initiative say approving the measure would make the financial system safer by preventing bankers from recklessly lending.
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The one on the left was carved so recklessly that it created a pocket with a pouch of skin above.
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They are pushing so recklessly hard and hate the fact that I&aposll probably have a good relationship with Putin.
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But today guns, refugees and Islamist terrorists coming from Libya, which we recklessly uncorked, are helping destabilize the Tunisian experiment.
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On top of illegally posing as law enforcement, the F.N.G Security bounty hunters seemed to have approached the situation recklessly.
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This legislation ensures that we do not recklessly overexpose juveniles to the criminal justice system, which often contributes to recidivism.
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"I strongly believe in freedom of speech but not when it recklessly places the public at risk," Kutinsky's statement said.
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As enumerated by David Leonhardt for the New York Times, Trump repeatedly and recklessly dismissed this pandemic as a nothingburger.
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The government violates the law if it intentionally or recklessly omits important information that could defeat the probable cause finding.
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As long as we keep recklessly pillaging our planet, we may need to start taking projects like this more seriously.
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His news article about that, recklessly written and misleadingly edited, was never submitted to censorship, as was the normal practice.
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It's not that historians have treated Bush poorly, as Alter intimates; rather, it is Bush who has treated history recklessly.
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"Declining to prosecute Secretary Clinton for recklessly mishandling and transmitting national security information will set a terrible precedent," Ryan said.
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The bottom line: if defenders proceed recklessly, they would face the exact same criminal penalties that exist under current law.
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Permit holders are even unusually law-abiding drivers, being 220006 times less likely to drive recklessly or under the influence.
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It's a dangerous time and place for anyone, but especially for a teenage boy living recklessly in search of fame.
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The boil is growing out of control, recklessly at cross purposes with itself, its impacts multiplying as the causes disintegrate.
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One of his villains, the wealthy Marquis St Evrémonde, has his carriage driven recklessly, killing the child of a French peasant.
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The litigation said the Air Force acted recklessly and carelessly in not reporting Kelley&aposs criminal information to a federal database.
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The court was told how Campion's laptop was seized, which contained hundreds of videos and images of motorcycles being driver recklessly.
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The Federal Reserve caused the stock sell-off by "recklessly" confusing the market on interest rates, CNBC's Jim Cramer contended Thursday.
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Police said that Howard will be charged with attempted homicide, aggravated assault, recklessly endangering another person, criminal trespass, and weapons violations.
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The president's critics accuse him of recklessly starting a trade war that will be bad for America and the global economy.
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He did so recklessly, with no planning for the aftermath, with no theory of how to negotiate out what he wants.
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Breyer ruled that Volkswagen and then-Chief Executive Officer Martin Winterkorn intentionally or recklessly understated VW's financial liabilities since May 2014.
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"Declining to prosecute Secretary Clinton for recklessly mishandling and transmitting national security information will set a terrible precedent," Mr Ryan thundered.
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Most crimes require that an act was done with some mental element: intentionally, recklessly, or with some guilty state of mind.
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"The evidence shows Gainey intentionally, knowingly, and recklessly caused serious bodily injury by failing to provide treatment or care," Shapiro said.
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Russia's defence ministry furiously accused Israel of acting recklessly, saying the Israeli planes had used the Russian one as a shield.
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Photo: PixabayThe agricultural industry has long been considered an enemy of humanity when it comes to recklessly pumping antibiotics into animals.
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"The internet isn't as recklessly silly as it used to be, so we're really trying to bring that back," Rosen says.
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Caproni dismissed claims against them last March, finding a lack of evidence that they acted recklessly or intended to defraud anyone.
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To suggest that Mr Marrero recklessly barged ahead with such an ill-advised scheme is an extraordinary claim requiring extraordinary evidence.
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" House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) accused the president of "recklessly threatening chaos in the lives of millions of Americans.
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This anonymity makes it increasingly difficult to identify operators who fly recklessly, harass individuals or cause injury to persons or property.
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You can't be part of slander and libel, as you have to prove that you were doing the stuff recklessly. Right.
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Having recklessly called the referendum and led a failed campaign, he has shown catastrophic misjudgment and cannot credibly negotiate Britain's departure.
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Even Kim's seemingly reckless behavior—testing nukes and ballistic missiles after Trump (recklessly) warns of grave consequences—isn't all that reckless.
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God didn't tell him to exploit the world or treat it recklessly, but to watch over it and use it wisely.
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"It's OK to make some mistakes as long as you did it non-recklessly in a way that you can recover."
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"If you're not using multi-factor or two-factor authentication and it's available to you…you're behaving recklessly online," Moseley said.
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Some folks are all too eager to employ universally recognized historical human struggles, careening recklessly down a political path toward absurdity.
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Even more importantly, they help deflect attention from the ongoing investigation into just how recklessly team Trump acted during the campaign.
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" He continues, "Powerful people and influential corporations can't intentionally and recklessly destroy someone's reputation with malicious lies for their own profit.
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"QIB acted willfully, wantonly, recklessly, or with deliberate disregard to the Nusra Front's assault on Americans in Syria, including Mr. Schrier."
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The mutation is becoming increasingly corrosive on TikTok, where white teens recklessly lampoon black culture under hashtags like #CripWalk and #Ghetto.
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According to a Middle East correspondent from the time, he had been acting recklessly aggressive in the month before the incident.
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Prior to the airport crash, Monsivis was seen driving recklessly on US Route 41, according to a Florida Highway Patrol release.
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Such impulses must be deterred or, if recklessly pursued, halted with swift and firm action, as the president promised on Wednesday.
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For example, a 1975 study argued that safety features in cars made people drive more recklessly and get in more accidents.
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No one advocates prescribing recklessly, but some worry that too much caution could harm those who live with long-term pain.
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Democrats and progressives have been assailing Republicans for recklessly adding to the debt and giving big tax breaks to the rich.
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A tennis doping panel found him at fault, ruling he had acted recklessly by engaging as he did with a stranger.
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The fact that he was recklessly named as a suspect by Ed Whelan doesn't change his possible importance as a witness.
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But Trump and his supporters have always had a pretty good retort for those who say he's talking or acting too recklessly.
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Their weapon of choice, a bottle of perfume modified to carry poison, was recklessly discarded, resulting in the death of a local.
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Officer Liang was at least acting recklessly, prosecutors argued, and a jury could find that he was responsible for pulling the trigger.
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There's no good explanation for why Mick would behave so recklessly: His numbers are up — he's coming off an $8 million day!
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Police allege the bus driver, 24-year-old Johnthony Walker, was speeding and driving recklessly when he lost control of the vehicle.
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"Those in Dublin and Brussels, recklessly trying to use Northern Ireland for their own objectives, should cease," she said in the statement.
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In fact, whenever possible, I try to fix the ads-in-the-world problem by sharing my precious logins widely and recklessly.
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Dodd-Frank, unbeknownst to many, recklessly amended Section 4 of the Federal Reserve Act to silence Class A directors during this process.
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It's a message about keeping immigrants out of America, discriminating against transgender soldiers, and recklessly putting us in danger of nuclear war.
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"You're aware that the leader of North Korea again recklessly tried to provoke something by launching a missile," he recently told reporters.
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"You're aware that the leader of North Korea again recklessly tried to provoke something by launching a missile," he recently told reporters.
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The jury ruled that Aetna recklessly disregarded its duty to deal fairly and in good faith with Cunningham, who had nasopharyngeal cancer.
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"She was not driving recklessly and she was not intoxicated," he said, adding she will not face charges relating to his death.
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The current administration has recklessly issued executive orders and pushed policies that endanger the health of small businesses and the middle class.
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But both also have something to say about the way we recklessly allow technology to consume ourselves in the name of progress.
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They also accused Musk of "recklessly tweeting out material information that had no basis in fact" and caused confusion in the markets.
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The government was also forced to deny rumors spreading online that they had ordered front-line officers to fire "recklessly" on protesters.
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Voters need to be concerned about his plans to run the United States Treasury as recklessly as he ran his own businesses.
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At every turn, Insatiable recklessly rips through a litany of social issues and, despite my prayers, refuses to stop the fat-shaming.
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The president and CEO of Realityworks, Timm Boettcher, said the study recklessly associated its products with the Australian health agencies' adapted versions.
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Golden State Warriors swingman Andre Iguodala has been fined $25,000 for "recklessly" throwing a basketball into the stands, the NBA announced Monday.
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Former director James Comey recklessly inserted himself into a presidential campaign, causing chaotic disruptions that a Russian spy could only dream of.
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That would recklessly push the otherwise boring Wells Fargo, led by John G. Stumpf, deeper into businesses it does not know well.
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And those who have invested in companies that behaved recklessly and irresponsibly will share the heavy losses on that day of reckoning.
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Arlovski's brief return to prominence in the UFC came as a result of him throwing his right hand more recklessly once again.
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There has been a laundry list of gripes against the singer ... noise, drugs, assaults, riding various vehicles recklessly, and on and on.
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In Texas, recklessly causing bodily injury is a misdemeanor, but it is a felony when the victim is sixty-five or older.
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It was a fast and powerful car, and though I drove it recklessly more times than I should have, I rarely worried.
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Deck-Brown expressed frustration with the media, who she accused of helping to spur the destructive protests by recklessly spreading false information.
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But that already happens: In fact, some allies have been known to act recklessly when they believe that America has their back.
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A Michigan man -- repped by Jonathan Marko -- is suing the duo for recklessly throwing the bottled water during an October 2016 concert.
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The result is a justice system that many believe lets police officers act recklessly and even maliciously and get away with it.
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Junior and his friends are probably going to destroy the whole setup by eating and drinking recklessly on them with great frequency.
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Chin vigorously tackles the "shared presumption," recklessly echoed by even mainstream politicians in Britain, France and Germany, that multiculturalism is a failure.
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Turkey and Russia both want to avoid this but may recklessly stumble into it anyway as Syria and Turkey provoke each other.
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The Nepalese Government, which had issued a record 28 climbing permits for Everest, was panned for recklessly monetizing such a fragile ecosystem.
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Prosecutors said Columbia recklessly disregarded minimum federal safety standards, causing its gas pipelines to become over-pressurized, which led to the Sept.
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Prosecutors said Columbia recklessly disregarded minimum federal safety standards, causing its gas pipelines to become over-pressurized, which led to the Sept.
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It's unfortunate that Democrats whom we've kept in the loop on our investigations would recklessly seek to interfere with legitimate government oversight.
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The blacklist is a way to publicly slap the wrist of affluent Chinese businesspeople and try to prevent them from spending recklessly.
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Democrats accused Trump of acting recklessly and backed the resolution, while Trump's fellow Republicans, who rarely vote against the president, opposed it.
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"President Trump decided recklessly to withdraw unilaterally from the nuclear deal and impose so-called 'maximum pressure,' crippling sanctions," she told MSNBC.
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" Greenberg, she tweeted, left AIG before the bailout but not before running the company "as it recklessly gambled on mortgage-backed securities.
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Metz received his fifth drunk-driving charge with added charges of fleeing police and five counts of first-degree recklessly endangering safety.
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It's not to be used recklessly; Mr. Xuan said that he would daub a little on the side to eat with rice.
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The show, which featured white actors playing slaves, immediately spawned a backlash and criticism that white artists had recklessly appropriated black culture.
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I deposited the loan money in a separate account to ensure I didn&apost touch it, which kept me from spending recklessly.
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The CHP issued its findings a few days back and concluded Jared was at fault because he was recklessly driving the vehicle.
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Medina-Hernandez was charged with unlawful delivery of methamphetamine, recklessly endangering another person, and causing another person to ingest a controlled substance.
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Not to recklessly court it, but to inoculate yourself with it from time to time rather than trying to avoid it altogether.
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Had you hidden the problem or acted recklessly, the board might have had a reasonable argument for sending you the cleanup bill.
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In 2014, he pissed off his former Calabasas neighborhood by throwing loud, drug-filled parties, driving recklessly, and chucking eggs at people's houses.
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"Additionally, the defendant recklessly engaged in conduct that placed her child in imminent danger of death, bodily injury or physical or mental impairment."
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You are going to want to stick it in the jack and recklessly and without abandon yet still gently scrape around in there.
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If the long list of accusation against him proves to be true, it's safe to say that he was recklessly and blatantly corrupt.
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And not to mention David, as you know, they've recklessly built their credit system; their banking system is now four times their GDP.
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The company declined to comment on allegations by seven Chinese former construction workers that it "recklessly disregarded its contractors' exploitive and illegal practices".
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But it also generated a litany of critical press coverage from people concerned that the series glamorized suicide and recklessly portrayed mental illness.
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Gabbard said Trump "acted recklessly" in authorizing the strikes on Shayrat airfield and nearby military infrastructure controlled by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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"There is mounting evidence that Facebook acted chaotically, recklessly and lawlessly by granting access to private consumer data for financial gain," said Sen.
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Consequently, heroic or even recklessly daredevil behavior was rewarded with status and respect -- assuming, of course, that the young man survived the ordeal.
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Police allege Walker was speeding and driving recklessly when he lost control of the vehicle, according to an arrest warrant obtained by PEOPLE.
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An anonymous 911 call alerted police that a car was driving recklessly and someone in the car was shooting near a housing complex.
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Bangkok, Thailand (CNN)A tourist boat carrying 150 people that capsized Sunday was seriously "overcrowded" and piloted recklessly, a local official told CNN.
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"Declining to prosecute Secretary Clinton for recklessly mishandling and transmitting national security information will set a terrible precedent," he said in a statement.
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Pruitt was Oklahoma's attorney general before being named to Trump's Cabinet, and an outsider who recklessly took advantage of the privileges he obtained.
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In Maine, it's sufficient to show a defendant acted "recklessly" to convict him of misdemeanor domestic violence; the federal standard is more stringent.
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"This was a recklessly irresponsible piece of sensational journalism of the worst kind," Wigney said of two articles published about Rush in 2017.
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But sometimes a pepper is so spicy, and so recklessly consumed, that it can literally burn you before even reaching its final destination.
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He had an outstanding warrant in connection with a 2012 conviction for a felony, assault and recklessly endangering another person, The Oregonian reports.
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But Navarro ruled that Tucker "was recklessly indifferent to the misleading representations" and in several cases helped write disclosures and review customer complaints.
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All this suggests that the market is not recklessly pricing in a big economic acceleration or earnings snapback that the bond market isn't.
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Meyer now faces charges of aggravated assault, simple assault, terroristic threats and recklessly endangering another person, according to a Pennsylvania State Police report.
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Varner tweeted his apology to Smith and the viewers on Wednesday writing, "I recklessly revealed something I mistakenly believed everyone already knew." pic.twitter.
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From this cupboard of essential condiments—including curry powder, Marmite, and brown sauce—British home cooks recklessly flout ingredient lists and recommended measurements.
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Schneiderman accused Merkin of "recklessly" feeding $2.4 billion of investor cash to Madoff, while falsely claiming he had been actively managing the money.
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In the track we portray this concept as a road trip through (hip-hop) universe, driving recklessly and swerving from lane to lane.
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"That was a quote I heard regularly," said Sur, who has testified in cases in which doctors are accused of recklessly prescribing opioids.
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He recklessly copies a stunt he has not yet mastered and ends up with a bloody head when he falls off a roof.
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In both Ukraine and Syria, he believes, America recklessly encouraged the overthrow of governments without being able to contain the chaos that followed.
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The lesson for Republicans was clear: run up debt recklessly with tax cuts for the wealthy, but never attempt to pay for them.
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But aren't we all just one airplane screaming match, ill-advised Facebook post or recklessly shared photo from becoming an online story ourselves?
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But it said he "recklessly made misleading statements and omissions" to colleagues about the report's nature and existence and that he lacked integrity.
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By rushing recklessly ahead with the prosecution case, Mr. Abelove created the very sense of doubt that the order was meant to prevent.
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As an American, I do want an end to the recklessly false binary that Republicans tolerate neo-Nazis and Democrats nurture Israel's opponents.
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Past presidents generally avoided meeting alone with FBI directors, much less recklessly pressing them on investigations that touched on political or personal interests.
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An orientation towards stuff over experiences, moreover, gets cast either as recklessly materialist or, as Tony perceives it, an impediment to enjoying life.
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She is even more cavalier in her treatment of boyfriends, casually cheating on them and careening into affairs as recklessly as she drives.
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They contend that a weapon with military killing power has been marketed recklessly to civilians, winding up in the hands of dangerous individuals.
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Although who ultimately benefited remains shrouded in mystery, Tamim's critics pointed to the episode as proof of his willingness to recklessly indulge extremists.
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Sure, Saudi Arabia, recklessly embraced by Trump, stands somewhere between revolution and implosion under the fast-forwarding, grandstanding Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Meek Mill is currently in police custody after law enforcement sources tell us he drove a motorcycle recklessly through the streets of NYC.
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"Drivers are rarely held accountable for recklessly taking lives on New York City streets," said Paul Steely White, executive director of Transportation Alternatives.
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You can blame the renewed U.S.-Russian arms race, which nuclear experts warn is driving Russia to recklessly experiment with "absurd" new ideas.
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With his "lack of knowledge" and "great disloyalty" smear, Trump again picked up his favorite playthings -- dangerous words -- and threw them around recklessly.
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"We'll keep passing this on, kind of recklessly throwing the keys to very young editorial people and see what they come up with."
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He would not use power benevolently but unwisely, recklessly, and in ways that would undermine our democratic institutions and faith in our government.
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"The crane operator involved in this incident acted recklessly, with tragic results," Rick D. Chandler, the city's buildings commissioner, said in a statement.
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Those who raise the threat of an Iranian cyberattack as a possible or likely response in 2020 are not recklessly beating the drum.
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The Kentucky Republican held out as he sought a vote on an amendment to maintain budget caps, arguing that the proposal spends recklessly.
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"The president has the power to pardon, but he has a responsibility to use that power wisely, not recklessly," Reed told the witnesses.
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D'Antonio, who wrote the 2016 biography "The Truth About Trump," said Trump recklessly used his "itchy Twitter finger" to harass the union leader.
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Federal prosecutors must prove that an officer acted "willfully" in depriving someone of his or her rights, rather than simply negligently or recklessly.
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"The president has the power to pardon, but he has a responsibility to use that power wisely, not recklessly," Reed told the witnesses.
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Governments can be tempted to print money recklessly or seize wealth brazenly from their citizens — Venezuelan hyperinflation and Indian demonetization are recent examples.
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The prosecutors portrayed Officer Liang as acting recklessly in pulling out his weapon and firing inside a public space where residents come and go.
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"Pelosi said Trump had undermined America's global leadership role by "recklessly threatening to impose tariffs on our close friend and neighbor to the south.
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"Those people who choose to use drones recklessly or for criminal purposes can expect the most severe sentence when caught," Wallace said on Twitter.
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He found that that encouragement deliberately and recklessly created a situation in which Roy was likely to suffer serious harm — as indeed he did.
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Either the newcomer is indeed a new pharaoh and will associate the Jews with the predecessor whose cause and destiny they so recklessly embraced.
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Life, he believed, was meant to be lived—recklessly, riotously, at full-throttle speed—because it could all end as quick as it began.
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Was Carlos's last name a subconscious acknowledgment of the risk-taking involved when a congressman (and later, a candidate for office) behaves so recklessly?
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Since then we've grown, conceiving tiny content babies that have grown into leading industry voices (see us, here—Noisey—recklessly tooting our own horn).
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My phone is a very large concentration of value in an easy-to-lose, easy-to-break package that I'm constantly waving around recklessly.
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Once you'e mastered special moves, there will be even more ways to make sure your opponent regrets their decision to recklessly jump at you.
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I first fell down the impeachment rabbit hole back in 2017, when President Donald Trump was tweeting recklessly about nuclear war with North Korea.
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Amber Schmunk of Fredonia is charged with second degree recklessly endangering safety and could face up to 10 years in prison for the Sept.
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The new trucks can be controlled by the game's artificially intelligent robot drivers, or players who've always wanted to recklessly drive a tractor trailer.
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It further accused American sailors of firing recklessly at unarmed Chinese fishermen, leaving one of them dead, which it called "a shameless, warlike act".
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Tsai said China's increased pressure on Taiwan had challenged the status quo across the Taiwan Strait, but that Taiwan will not recklessly provoke China.
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The give and take that Brexit requires mean that no form of exit will resemble the prospectus the public were recklessly sold in 2016.
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In July 2014, Bookstaber was arrested and charged with recklessly endangering another person and disorderly conduct for allegedly firing a gun on his property.
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A well-known fiscal hawk, Kuroda also warned against the idea that governments can spend recklessly to pull the economy out of the doldrums.
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A well-known fiscal hawk, he also warned against the idea that government can spend recklessly to pull the economy out of the doldrums.
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TOKYO, April 1 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan's new board member Makoto Sakurai said on Friday monetary policy steps should not be deployed recklessly.
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In the meantime, I'll be recklessly muting on all other social platforms until live-tweeting concerts stops being a thing we all do now.
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Additionally, cities can punish operators for operating an unmanned aircraft in a manner that recklessly endangers persons or property while considering appropriate enforcement infrastructure.
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What if (big if) there were ever a summit between Trump and Kim at which the US President spoke as recklessly as he tweets?
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The Trumpian parvenue is abhorrent because he seeks power recklessly, saying and doing things merely to attract attention and power without regard for consequence.
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On the environment, Trump recklessly withdrew from the Paris Agreement to combat greenhouse gasses, believing that climate change is not caused by human behavior.
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Thus, a trader who knows (or recklessly disregards) that his information was wrongfully obtained should be liable regardless of the benefit to the tipper.
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Perry recklessly rents an expensive hotel room, hoping friends will join him there for a party that will bring back his punk-rock mojo.
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Facebook and Google are the prime targets, because critics say they recklessly let their platforms be used by the scammers who create fake news.
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"I think Clapper should deny Hillary Clinton access to classified information during this campaign given how she so recklessly handled classified information," Ryan said.
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The see-you-next-Tuesday investigation goes predictably: As Amy interrogates Mike, it turns out they both said the c-word loudly and recklessly.
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Ms. Davis is vigilant against cars trying to turn recklessly into the crosswalk and is especially attentive to talkative teens and oblivious little ones.
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Instead of spending recklessly with that new paycheck, consider living like a college student for a few more years while you put away cash.
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I've talked to some locals, and reasons for these include people, especially tourists, driving e-scooters recklessly and parking them in the wrong places.
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A person can deplore Trump's recklessly inflammatory characterizations of illegal immigration and treatment of migrants while acknowledging that secure borders are a legitimate concern.
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"For those of us in the LGBT community who deal in facts, we are chilled by recklessly repeated gossip," Mr. Grenell wrote on Twitter.
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"He's just another Democrat candidate for president trying to score political points by recklessly provoking anxiety and fear," said Trump campaign spokesperson Tim Murtaugh.
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The former government, he said, had given away too much, recklessly failing to specify that the base could be used only for peaceful purposes.
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If this doctor, who so recklessly flew into New York from West Africa,has Ebola,then Obama should apologize to the American people & resign!
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But extractive industries seeking to exploit America's public lands would rather have the agencies "leap" recklessly toward highly profitable — and highly destructive — industrial development.
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If Trump were to recklessly end an investigation into whether he is obstructing justice, that would seem prima facie evidence of obstruction of justice.
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It was included at the behest of Paul Volcker, a former Fed chairman who warned that Wall Street was recklessly gambling with house money.
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This is something Donald Trump does not understand — not when he ran his business, and not now when he is recklessly running our country.
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This puts Teddy on "tilt" — a term for when a player acts recklessly, out of anger — and permanently changes the momentum in the game.
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The romance is filmed as if in the conditional tense, fusing its fantasy with a clear-eyed view of its recklessly dangerous impracticality. ♦
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It's topped with a thick layer of confectioner's sugar, a touch that works so well you may recklessly wonder why more appetizers aren't frosted.
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North West High Court Judge Ronnie Hendricks said in his sentencing that Mosweu's murder was not planned nor premeditated, but the accused acted recklessly.
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It also prohibits drone use over private property in any way that intentionally or recklessly harasses or agitates the property&aposs owner or occupant.
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This month, the San Francisco City Attorney's Office served a cease and desist order to all three companies for recklessly operating throughout the city.
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Having a president who treats governance and accountability recklessly may be a symptom of these issues, but it's also an obstacle to addressing them.
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Recklessly painting trigger warnings and safe spaces as enemies to academic freedom will only make UChicago a more hostile environment for marginalized first-years.
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Children exposed to more lead get worse grades in school, are more likely to become teen mothers, and are more likely to drink recklessly.
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But it sparked a congressional inquiry, Facebook recklessly shut down the human-curated trending topics unit, and the great fake news reckoning of 2016 began.
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Unless Trump wants to do something as recklessly risky as strike North Korea preventively or preemptively, he'll need China to be involved in a solution.
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U.S. President Donald Trump warned Assad and his allies on Monday not to "recklessly attack" Idlib, saying hundreds of thousands of people could be killed.
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All that said: the team within Facebook that built this market-research program appears to have acted recklessly, given the stakes for their fellow employees.
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It's common to use credit more recklessly than other times of the year, thinking you'll figure it out later instead of paying for it outright.
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"Theresa May is recklessly running down the clock in a desperate attempt to force MPs to choose between her deal and no deal," he said.
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To add insult to injury, Price claims the workers "recklessly threw" a set of boxes he was using to block access to the second floor.
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Even without a DUI, men could pay more for insurance, and companies consider gender because of the many statistics that show men drive more recklessly.
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"I think the administration has said and will continue to say that North Korea has acted recklessly, irresponsibly, and it has to stop," Haley said.
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The truth is, universities have been raising tuition recklessly for decades while the overtime exemption threshold eroded in value and covered fewer and fewer employees.
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But whoever took the pics clearly doesn't care about gadget photography because they just recklessly photographed the phone next to a bunch of cigarette butts.
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While he was convicted of the two lesser misdemeanors, Diamond was found not guilty of the more serious felony charge of recklessly endangering public safety.
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Trump and Giuliani and other Republican congressional leaders recklessly ignored Comey's finding in his last letter and continued to accuse Clinton of being a criminal.
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Involuntary manslaughter occurs when someone recklessly and unintentionally causes the death of another — for example, driving while intoxicated and causing a crash that kills someone.
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"Paxton knowingly or recklessly failed to inform the individuals he recruited that he was being compensated to promote Servergy to investors," says the agency's complaint.
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But we should also be aware that parents are out there too, speeding and driving recklessly with their own precious cargo in the back seat.
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In a precarious state like this, I must either be at my sharpest, mind like a book and eyes like a mirror, or recklessly cavalier.
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"Virtually every coal plant in the U.S. has already met this lifesaving standard, and now Trump is recklessly trying to roll it back," she said.
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But Mr. Redzepi is a restless soul, and Maurice Dekkers's engaging "Ants on a Shrimp" follows him on an adventure that seems almost recklessly impulsive.
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But the legislation goes further, allowing a conviction even if an individual "recklessly disregarded the risk" that a statement could be interpreted as a threat.
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Two days after Christmas, the couple alleges that Kunz made them a series of assurances that convinced them Fidelity would not sell the stock recklessly.
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Judge Sinclair, who did not explain his reasoning, left intact the lesser charges, including recklessly endangering another person, hazing and furnishing alcohol to a minor.
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We are considering all of our options -- the Trump administration is recklessly putting birth control and reproductive health care for millions of people at risk.
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His study cited previous research that indicated drivers behind the wheel of a costly vehicle are more likely to flout traffic regulations or drive recklessly.
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The lawsuits argue the companies knowingly or recklessly pushed opioid drugs that resulted in hundreds of thousands of overdose deaths over the last two decades.
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Police filed a request to keep his firearms under the new law because of a "credible threat" that they could be used unlawfully or recklessly.
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If Republicans are actually committed to improving American healthcare, they should listen to their constituents and champion ObamaCare instead of recklessly seeking to dismantle it.
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He convinced fiercely competitive Wall Street firms to put up their own cash to bail out a competitor that had recklessly sewn its own fate.
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The members of the jury could have returned a verdict of unlawful killing, faulting the police for acting recklessly and compromising the safety of fans.
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Economists and opposition leaders say Maduro, a former bus driver and union leader, has recklessly refused to overhaul Venezuela's controls and stem the economic meltdown.
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And, since life, and your career, can be unpredictable, don't borrow recklessly: "I'm not saying everyone should graduate with $150,000 in student loan debt," Sethi says.
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Driving (often recklessly) is embedded in our national psyche, and it will take more than a fancy ad campaign to reprogram us for an autonomous future.
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GOP strategists have recently accused the Uihleins of recklessly throwing millions of dollars at Republican primary challengers, many of whom have turned out to be losers.
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Now people are borrowing money so recklessly that at least one woman literally rearranged her face in order to avoid paying back her $3.7 million debt.
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And, since life, and your career, can be unpredictable, don't borrow recklessly: "I'm not saying everyone should graduate with $150,000 in student loan debt," he says.
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Sources close to the comedian tell TMZ ... Kevin does not intend to sue driver Jared Black, whom the CHP determined caused the crash by driving recklessly.
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The other defendants face misdemeanor offenses that include hazing, recklessly endangering another person, tampering with evidence, furnishing alcohol to minors and unlawful acts relative to liquor.
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That is a form of diffidence for which the world should be grateful, for it has often restrained the United States from using its power recklessly.
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Accused of being a vacuous idiot who recklessly dashed off statements about people's art without thinking, I would think about one person's art every fucking day.
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The opposition Labour Party's Brexit spokesman Keir Starmer said the government was "recklessly talking up the idea of crashing out of the EU with no deal".
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HOWEVER swiftly and recklessly Congress appeared to be barrelling toward a government shutdown on January 18th and 19th, optimists had one reason to hold out hope.
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It seems Nicky's been having some trouble at his post, getting demoted for recklessly endangering his fellow soldiers, and Jack wants to try to help him.
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Germany's conviction that the problems of the euro zone are merely those of ill-disciplined states, encouraged by a recklessly expansionary monetary policy, has only grown.
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And, most recklessly, he has begun to pull apart America's carefully stitched dealings with the rising superpower, China—imperilling the most important bilateral relationship of all.
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The perception that the CSU is behaving recklessly and unreasonably (at a time when other priorities, like the escalating tariff battle with America) is becoming widespread.
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It's just that I don't want to move recklessly on set or move needlessly because I don't want to tear the suit or tear the hairs.
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" After his girlfriend post, the official Chinese news agency criticized "certain celebrities that recklessly disseminate vulgar information ... from the worship of money to sex and violence.
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But an attorney for the ex-radio host countered by arguing that Swift had recklessly ruined his radio career by falsely accusing him of inappropriate touching.
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One person was charged with third-degree assault (knowingly or recklessly causing bodily injury to another person) while the rest were slapped with general peace disturbances.
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After Noor was arrested last year, Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman said the officer had "recklessly" fired his handgun out the window of the patrol car.
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The American people did not vote to put the EPA in the hands of someone who has recklessly worked against its mission to protect Americans' water.
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The Puerto Rico government continued to borrow recklessly to balance its budget by issuing bonds that are exempt from state, local and federal taxes in America.
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Many political journalists have the experience of getting a direct callback from Donald Trump in which he ruminates expansively, even recklessly, on whatever questions he's asked.
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If Democrats recklessly pursue impeachment without a mandate by all Americans, not just the left, they could face retribution at the ballot in 2020 and beyond.
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Lachman ruled to dismiss 12 of those charges, including the most serious count of recklessly endangering another person and one count of conspiracy to commit hazing.
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But they simply do not meet the standard definition of racist, a word so recklessly flung around these days that its actual meaning is being lost.
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"When the bullets started flying, the men and women of the Dallas police, they did not flinch and they did not react recklessly," Mr. Obama said.
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Trump did not reverse a policy that allows the mentally ill to purchase firearms as reporters, media pundits and anti-Second Amendment activists have recklessly claimed.
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Image: PixabayOn Windows, at least, the era of living on the edge by recklessly ripping out your USB devices appears to be coming to an end.
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And to some degree, that is true — anybody who sits close, in an unprotected seat, and spends the entire time on a cellphone is acting recklessly.
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If it's really true that this boss is so recklessly vindictive that she doesn't get over this quickly, then perhaps some kind of collision was inevitable.
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That's put increasing strain on Amazon workers themselves, some of whom have accused the company of "recklessly endangering" employees by not granting them paid time off.
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After the fact, defendants can challenge warrants by arguing that the government recklessly excluded information that would have caused the judge not to sign the warrant.
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Both say they don't want a war but each feeds off the other, and both have behaved recklessly in ways that increase the risk of conflict.
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Ghazali's defense attorney, Blake Ballin, told CNN in an email that Ghazali maintains he acted recklessly that night but his intention was never to harm Harris.
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They provide minimal and limited regional offensive capability, but China would enjoys tactical military superiority over the U.S. if we recklessly attacked into their greatest strength.
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One person was charged with 3rd degree assault (knowingly or recklessly causing bodily injury to another person) while the rest were slapped with general peace disturbances.
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They fretted that Mr. Trump was recklessly undoing the landmark China diplomacy of Richard M. Nixon and Mao Zedong — fears that were misplaced, it turned out.
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WikiLeaks, which has sometimes been accused of recklessly leaking information that could do harm, said it had redacted names and other identifying information from the collection.
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Prosecutors said that Mr. Cadden had been told the drugs could have been contaminated, but that he recklessly disregarded industry regulations in pursuit of higher profit.
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Silver no doubt winced as Dolan then descended right into the gutter, by publicly, and recklessly, diagnosing Oakley as an alcoholic in need of psychological help.
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Beyond the actual release of the Nunes memo Friday, many other troubling details have emerged in recent days that uncover just how recklessly Republicans have acted.
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Both argued this week that media outlets are behaving recklessly in covering the Russia investigation, which has driven much of the coverage on CNN and MSNBC.
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There have of course been many recklessly made, highly hazardous Chinese products in the past, like lead-filled toys, toxic toothpaste, tainted milk, and defective tires.
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If Arya were recklessly falling into bed with some random person she'd just met, perhaps the alarm on social media would feel a little more warranted.
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SoundCloud recklessly wasted money, hiring people up until the moment it announced they'd be immediately let go as part of the 173 layoffs it announced last month.
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If anything, the issue with the sailors exemplifies why diplomacy works, not why you should recklessly bomb anyone who does anything that doesn't fit a particular narrative.
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"It is a bedrock principle of our constitutional system that federal prosecutors should not recklessly interfere with the operation of state courts and their administration of justice."
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But Democrats do not have the luxury of sweepingly opposing long term military missions while castigating Trump for ending them recklessly in the way he just did.
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The government and media create a layer of guarantee, which leads investors to believe otherwise risky investments to be safe, [so] investors sometimes tend to act recklessly.
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Charlie Sheen recklessly exposed his ex-girlfriend to HIV and had the audacity to say he was "noble" for belatedly telling her ... according to a new lawsuit.
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Estes and her husband were subsequently called out on Twitter for cultural appropriation, racial tourism, and recklessly endangering girls and women who are forced to undergo FGM.
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I personally like a heavier mouse because I tend to flick it around recklessly during a firefight, much to the amusement of friends and confusion of adversaries.
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"We will not recklessly resort to its use in the absence of substantive threat, unless we are threatened by invasion by another nuclear-power state," he said.
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In April, he called North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un "a pretty smart cookie," and has recklessly tweeted about the possibility of war with the country. Rep.
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A state investigator said his review of email and other communications revealed that "high managerial agents" at TFS-ICAP had known of and "recklessly tolerated" improper conduct.
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Arkansas has faced a barrage of legal challenges, which have so far resulted in three of the executions being halted and criticism that it was acting recklessly.
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Other officers involved in Garner's death also testified, describing Pantaleo as an "exemplary" worker, as he faces possible termination over charges that he recklessly used a chokehold.
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Well, when a crudely tribal and recklessly belligerent conspiracy theorist is elected president—and has allies gaining power in other countries—that may be a warning sign.
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The protocol is the central issue here: Was Liang acting recklessly, and out of line from standard practice, when he fired the shot that ultimately killed Gurley?
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In what can charitably called "gross incompetence", the Department of Education has recklessly and massively underestimated the cost of key new income-based repayment student loan programs.
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After recklessly prejudging the president for obstruction, Chairman Nadler is pursuing evidence to back up his conclusion because, as he admits, 'we don't have the facts yet.
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"Defendants knew or recklessly disregarded the precarious condition of the Fundão dam and Samarco's tailings facilities," causing harm to investors when the truth came out, it said.
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I don't necessarily think that Khloé's legal team will be able to show that Destiney was making the statement either recklessly or with actual knowledge of falsity.
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With these comments, the President was recklessly undermining public confidence in the criminal justice system while inflaming the baser and darker instincts of an already fearful citizenry.
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It's not that it is intentionally spreading havoc, more that it is behaving recklessly; it has made some painstaking progress in curbing extremist financing, but too slowly.
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Pickup trucks packed with soldiers careen recklessly into traffic, the young men in back angrily shaking their machine guns at anyone unfortunate enough to cross their paths.
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But it would be recklessly premature for the president or anyone else to conclude that today's filing absolves the Trump campaign and its associates of any wrongdoing.
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The episode began after officers from Pomona, a city of about 150,000 people 30 miles outside Los Angeles, responded to a call of a person driving recklessly.
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Another officer, during a Bronx trial, accused a driver of recklessly crossing the double-yellow line — on a stretch of road that had no double-yellow line.
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In the lawsuit, Mr. Cohen's lawyers say that Fusion acted recklessly and then disseminated the dossier to reporters without being able to back up its explosive claims.
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Even though art doesn't have to be made for a cause, careful attention should be paid to what causes, rebellions, and empowerments certain visuals can recklessly undermine.
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The choose-your-adventure format felt breezy and cavalier, recklessly presenting a bloody contest between the Taliban and the Marines in a manner largely devoid of consequences.
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He is accused of recklessly using a chokehold that led to Mr. Garner's death after he was detained on the suspicion that he was selling untaxed cigarettes.
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In Nevada, defamation can be claimed when a defendant negligently or recklessly "publishes" a false statement about an individual, and such publication leads to a damaged reputation.
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The news media must separate in the public mind responsible journalism from recklessly inaccurate and purposely false information disguised as news for profit or influence by charlatans.
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S. summit, unbridled remarks provoking the other side of dialogue are recklessly made in the U.S. and I am totally disappointed as these constitute extremely unjust behavior.
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We're victims of a small group of gargantuan companies that recklessly and deliberately ignored the implications of their own science and unabashedly worked to deceive the public.
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U.S. authorities say his actions in recklessly publishing unredacted classified diplomatic cables put informants, dissidents, journalists and human rights activists at risk of torture, abuse or death.
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"Manufacturers of fruit and candy-flavored e-cigarettes are intentionally and recklessly targeting young people, and today we're taking action to put an end to it."ADVERTISEMENT
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In "Brightness Falls," Russell became caught up in the leveraged buyout frenzy of the nineteen-eighties and recklessly attempted to buy the publishing company where he worked.
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By recklessly withdrawing from the successful limits imposed on the Iranian nuclear program, Trump undercut our reliability with some of our closest allies and raised global tensions.
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The amount of hate I and the men on this journey with me receive...it's chilling to know so many people want to spread hurt so recklessly.
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Much research, by both Western and Chinese scholars, finds that Mao's recklessly misguided policies caused the famine; their estimates of the death toll range from 17m to 36m.
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Penalties are set at a $1,000 fine per violation, and $5,000 per violation if an offending company is found to be violating the statute either intentionally or recklessly.
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They wrote that Pinedo "recklessly enabled other criminal activity," but also that he had admitted what he did and "provided significant assistance," saving the government time and resources.
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Recklessly swirling around the drawing room in a backless green frock, her blond hair a tangle of Medusa curls, Ilona is the hurricane force within this teacup drama.
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But even the best armor is vulnerable, and as the court strides recklessly into a danger zone, I'm left with Justice Breyer's question: What's the country to think?
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If you were the kind of recklessly uncool child that I was, you'll have spent at least 90% of your youth furiously trying to complete your Pokémon collection.
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The lawsuit also claims Duvier and Protect Security "negligently, carelessly, and/or recklessly performed their protection, security, monitoring, inspection, and/or surveying of" Kardashian West and the Hotel.
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The lawsuit also claims that the companies that operated the tour "recklessly risked the lives of its passengers for purely financial reasons" by knowing the boats were unsafe.
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It's about a woman in such deep throes of depression that she medicates recklessly with prescription drugs in the hopes that she can sleep through an entire year.
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On Monday, his alleged attacker, Matthew Oropeza, 24, was arrested and charged with involuntary manslaughter, terroristic threats, simple assault and recklessly endangering another person, the news release states.
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Makoto Sakurai, who joined the board in April, said that while he supported Kuroda's monetary experiment, the BOJ should not expand stimulus recklessly to hasten the inflation target.
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Defending the Second Amendment should not be done recklessly, opportunistically and flippantly: the right to bear arms isn't a campaign rally punchline, nor is it a casual threat.
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Paul Njoroge, who lost his wife, mother-in-law, and his three children, said at the hearing that the FAA "recklessly" let Boeing police its own safety policies.
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A matter of semantics, perhaps, but the thrust of Musk's argument here is sound: there should be a cost associated with recklessly dumping carbon emissions into the atmosphere.
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The settlement does not involve any current officers or executives, nor does it allege that anyone acted intentionally or recklessly at any time, Walgreens said in a statement.
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Scientists have shown that as more heat-trapping gases from the burning of dirty fuels are recklessly dumped into our atmosphere, storms like Sandy are growing more intense.
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Prosecutors filed charges against Vazquez on the basis that she allegedly acted recklessly by not paying attention to her nephew and son as they walked through the lot.
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The internet caught fire with commentary about Trump's move, which, if it wasn't what it seemed to be, was recklessly close to a crude display of male ownership.
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Russia's only real asset is that Putin can act quickly -- recklessly some might say -- in foreign policy, exemplified by invading Ukraine and propping up the regime in Syria.
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Without meaning to we can find ourselves behaving recklessly and exposing ourselves to something that is just as damaging, and certainly as long-lasting, as any physical STD.
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They said that Chin, 49, recklessly failed to ensure the compounding pharmacy's drugs were produced in sanitary conditions to keep up with demand from hospitals for its products.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, Giuliani recklessly teased of a "revolution" going on at the FBI's New York office in regard to the Clinton private email server investigation.
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Can the international order stamp out our biggest existential challenge when the world's largest economic power and the second largest greenhouse gas emitter has recklessly exited the game?
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Mr. Cuomo, in a letter, accused the utility of "mishandling" its gas supply system and recklessly disregarding its obligations as a public utility when it issued the moratorium.
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Ahead of the critical elections, Democrats are taking aim at a Trump administration hounded by accusations of using public office for private gain and recklessly spending taxpayer money.
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This allowed state regulators to recklessly let companies, in profitable times, offer a mere promise to cover reclamation costs instead of requiring that they purchase bonds as insurance.
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Voter purges — or attempts to clean up voter lists that are too often done recklessly or with bad data — pose a growing threat to the right to vote.
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While there is bipartisan support for the release of Mueller's report, Republicans have accused Nadler and others of recklessly pushing for Barr to hand over grand jury material.
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Rules. Without them, hockey would be a collection of humans with knives attached to their feet aimlessly and recklessly slamming a frozen piece of rubber at one another.
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Yes, some people act recklessly, but the alternative to a space like this is folk using apps to organise their own chem sex parties, with no safety whatsoever.
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But I also saw quite a few recklessly thrown on the street, and heard a fair number of people grumbling about them, even as I was just passing.
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" As for Mr. Sanders, Mr. Murtaugh said in another statement, "He's just another Democrat candidate for president trying to score political points by recklessly provoking anxiety and fear.
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"The leader of North Korea again recklessly tried to provoke something by launching a missile," Mattis said of Pyongyang's attempted missile launch Sunday, according to The Associated Press.
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Mr. Vasilyev, as well as Mr. Aven and others who knew him, said Mr. Lesin was known as a heavy drinker who would sometimes behave recklessly when intoxicated.
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"Thanks to that drilling mandate slipped into their 28500 tax scam, the Trump administration is now recklessly rushing to ruin the Arctic Refuge with oil rigs," Huffman said.
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In 2020, voters have an opportunity to replace Trump, as well as all those who stood silently, while he wielded the recklessly wielded the power granted to him.
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And now, by voting to release a politically motivated, recklessly drafted memo, House Republicans on the committee have demonstrated they are not reliable defenders of our nation's security.
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"Thanks to that drilling mandate slipped into their 85033 tax scam, the Trump administration is now recklessly rushing to ruin the Arctic Refuge with oil rigs," Huffman said.
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The violations, the judge asserted, were an altercation at an airport, and then Meek Instagramming himself while "recklessly" driving a dirt bike during filming of a music video.
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Studies of developing brains have confirmed what every parent already knew: Children are prone to behaving recklessly and with very little thought to the consequences of their actions.
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After a police officer spotted him while he was driving recklessly in a car that was basically falling apart, a fire crew apprehended him, and he was arrested.
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But it's disappointing that in order for such a resource to come into existence, a billionaire had to recklessly treat a priceless natural landscape as his own play area.
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But they said he acted recklessly in unholstering his weapon and then failing to check whether the bullet hit anyone because he was too worried about losing his job.
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"He is a talented cartoonist who has been unfairly maligned by the false narrative which recklessly erupted on social media in recent days," the company said in a statement.
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Aguilera was observed by a number of citizens driving recklessly, swerving through various lanes of the road until he descended I-70 in the right-hand lane of travel.
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America wasn't going to put up with companies recklessly handling our private data, losing control over it, saying "sorry" and moving on like it's business as usual any longer.
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Between 2012 to 2015, California's epic dry spell—its worst in recorded history—depleted reservoirs, melted mountain snow, and forced farmers and cities to recklessly suck up groundwater reserves.
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For example, if your driver is inappropriately hitting on you, threatening you, navigating recklessly, seems inebriated or is different than the driver who was supposed to pick you up.
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We find it unconscionable that a Party once trusted on the economy, more than any other, is now recklessly marching the country to the cliff edge of no deal.
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California law states that it is illegal to knowingly or recklessly transmit an STD, and court papers showed the singer paid $2,754.40 of the victim's medical bills in 2012.
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Paradoxically, the spread of these recklessly violent bands is a consequence of successful policing: many of the city's most powerful mobsters, like the teenage boss's father, have been jailed.
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"They have to recapitalize their banking system ... what I'm saying is you have to be very careful studying how fast and how recklessly they built their assets," Bass said.
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As Lee and Willmott have done throughout their careers, here they dive headlong, almost recklessly, into big questions about race relations, gender roles, and systemic oppression of the underclass.
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Crayton was arrested for "Injury to a Child under the age of 15 through recklessly, by omission, causing to a child, serious mental deficiency, impairment or injury," police said.
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According to some PLCAA supporters, and some courts, a gun dealer who recklessly arms terrorists with AK-47s — and profits from terrorists — should have unique immunity from negligence liability.
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And it really speaks to your character that you would recklessly repeat that… I am highly disgusted and disappointed that you would repeat such a disgusting and dark thing.
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While regulatory action, if it comes, will likely be focused on Facebook, the repercussions could be seismic—especially if these companies continue to recklessly collect data from their users.
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Frontier has alleged that some of its cables have been cut with an axe or shot with a shotgun, and that striking workers have driven "recklessly" around work sites.
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The court ruled that the false accusations recklessly jeopardized "public confidence" in the federal ministry by making the claim that a German agency had intervened in the U.S. election.
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" In April, after Trump ordered an attack on a Syrian airfield, Gabbard accused him of behaving "recklessly," and suggested that he had fallen under the influence of "war hawks.
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It's baffling for friends of Britain to see Johnson leading in the polls as he recklessly pursues a path that is damaging his country economically and risks dismembering it.
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But CAP laws are much different in Utah, which "does not penalize an adult who recklessly or negligently allows a minor access to a firearm," the law center said.
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A former psychiatrist, Harley struts her addled stuff like an Ophelia who's decided against the fatal dip and instead relaunched herself as the world's most recklessly styled Instagram star.
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The tour company "recklessly risked the lives of its passengers for purely financial reasons" with knowledge that the amphibious boats were not safe in that weather, the family argues.
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For decades, Saudi Arabia has recklessly financed and promoted a harsh and intolerant Wahhabi version of Islam around the world in a way that is, quite predictably, producing terrorists.
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We will be able to find a better solution by funding research groups that specialize in transportation infrastructure instead of spending money recklessly on proposals that have failed repeatedly.
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Critics of Edward Snowden have long maintained that the young whistleblower could have legally and safely worked within the system to reform the NSA, but instead recklessly went rogue.
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"This isn't the traditional playbook of a third-generation leader, recklessly squandering wealth and power," observed John Park, director of the Korea Working Group at the Harvard Kennedy School.
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Those willing to see a Christmas movie know that it will recklessly exploit their nostalgic feelings towards home and hearth, and they savor the movie for that very reason.
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Then there is the other Georgetown Prep boy who supposedly introduced Kavanaugh to Blasey — a boy she dated and, she reluctantly revealed, also the boy recklessly named by Whelan.
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The message is clear: Leaders of previous Iranian kingdoms had recklessly given away territory, thinking more about filling their own pockets than about the well-being of the nation.
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"This ruling continues to block the government from recklessly sending these individuals into harm's way," said Judy Rabinovitz, deputy director of the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project, in a statement.
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European officials have long portrayed Italy as an irresponsible citizen that has enabled banks to lend recklessly to avoid the humiliation and pain of consigning uncompetitive companies to bankruptcy.
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They added, "The Xerox board recklessly refused to follow through with the leadership and governance changes we agreed to, demanding unprecedented additional approvals for their own personal self-interest."
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Republican officials pounced on the moment, calling it a "reopening" of a case that was never technically closed, and Democrats accused the FBI of recklessly interfering with the election.
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Aaron Herzig, an attorney for the school's administrators, argued Wednesday that the school officials did not act recklessly and that they should be immune from liability in Gabriel's death.
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Proposals included in the bill would: The legislation would also create new criminal offences for organizations that "either intentionally or recklessly" allow users to be identified from encrypted data.
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As part of this effort, Meadows and Jordan were among GOP leaders that recklessly filed articles of impeachment against Rosenstein just before the House left for its August recess.
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The brutal crackdown on protesters has been labeled a "bloodbath" by Amnesty International, which accused the security forces of recklessly using tear gas and live rounds to disperse protesters.
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Single-minded and predatory, he sets his sights on the naïve heiress Susan Brown (Heather Sears), while recklessly pursuing the worldly wise but unhappily married Alice Aisgill (Simone Signoret).
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What's more, Trump appears to be recklessly pandering to the uninformed part of the American electorate that does believe in such a connection between the mainstream and the fringe.
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The investment firm that runs the Sequoia Fund, long known for its ties to Warren Buffett, was sued by shareholders who claim it recklessly took a huge stake in Valeant.
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Police said a homicide investigation began earlier on Friday after officers tried to pull over a vehicle that was being driven recklessly near East Sunset Road and Green Valley Parkway.
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Evelyn Ortiz-Luevano was "recklessly" riding a Lime scooter on April 23 along with her 5-year-old son Caiden Reyes-Ortiz last week in Tulsa, Oklahoma, according to police.
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The prosecution contends Goodson acted recklessly and callously, "despite Mr. Gray's obvious and recognized need for medical assistance," Baltimore State Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby said at a 2015 press conference.
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Second, the idea that military leaders are by definition hawks and prone to use force casually and recklessly, while civilians are not, just isn't borne out by the historical record.
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Italy's most prominent seismologists were taken to court, accused of recklessly addressing the public about the danger of a quake in the region—a week before the big one hit.
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He noted the legislation would for the first time make it illegal for a foreign government to intentionally or recklessly interfere with a democratic or government process, including an election.
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Tempe police said Raymond Tang, 31, "targeted" two Waymo vans, recklessly driving his Mazda around them before braking abruptly in front of one, causing it to rear-end his vehicle.
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And opioids are now readily available across the country, for a fairly straightforward reason: Greedy pharmaceutical companies recklessly distributed pain pills and created a vast new group of drug users.
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The 34-year-old wrestler was busted back on July 25 in Escambia County, Florida after cops say they noticed Uso driving recklessly throughout the night in his Cadillac Escalade.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China on Friday accused Japan's new defense minister of recklessly misrepresenting history after she declined to say whether Japanese troops massacred civilians in China during World War Two.
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So it's an area where statesmen should proceed with greater caution than they would in normal policy debates, rather than recklessly pushing the fast-forward button on potentially destabilizing trends.
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When police in Henderson, Nevada, pulled over a Mercedes full of teenagers allegedly driving recklessly last Friday, they never suspected the routine traffic stop would turn into a murder investigation.
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About a week later, the disciplinary hearing for Daniel Pantaleo, the NYPD officer accused of recklessly using a department-prohibited chokehold on Eric Garner, kicked off in New York City.
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The ministry's spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, referred to rebels supported by Washington as "animals" and said Washington and its allies were recklessly carrying out air attacks leading to numerous civilian deaths.
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And these were issues that could not be fixed by a few good white women (but could certainly be made worse by a few white women wielding their power recklessly).
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Ten years ago, Gasser was arrested for simple battery after he punched a man who accused him of driving recklessly, according to a statement from the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office.
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Alan Thicke's widow says his sons are treating her unfairly and believes they might be recklessly spending his money while holding out on her inheritance ... according to new legal docs.
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Police allege the bus driver, 24-year-old Johnthony Walker, was speeding and driving recklessly when he lost control of the vehicle, according to an arrest warrant obtained by PEOPLE.
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A federal district judge said Mr. Buck's lawyer "recklessly exposed his client to the risks of racial prejudice," but still found that his case was not "extraordinary" enough to reopen.
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"Today, without conducting the most basic journalistic due diligence, the Associated Press recklessly republished a categorically false accusation about Sean Spicer," Bowe wrote in a statement obtained by The Hill.
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Camus takes William F. Buckley, Jr.,'s injunction to stand "athwart history, yelling Stop" to the furthest extent possible, and he can be recklessly unconcerned about backing up his claims.
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And yes, since to acquiesce to Donald Trump as the Republican nominee is to gamble recklessly with the party's responsibilities to the republic, I overestimated their basic sense of honor.
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It has been the size and structure of the regulated, together with an enforcement regime that effectively imposes no real penalties on defrauding others or recklessly gambling with their money.
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We used a good ol' Radio Flyer wagon, just like the one you used to recklessly drag your baby brother around in during childhood, and lined the base with foil.
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The genre is a mixture of Indonesian folk and traditional popular music, so there will be teenagers who dance recklessly, pushing people to their right and left and starting fights.
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The first is derision about the shoddy business reasoning: Well-run companies don't just spend recklessly with no plan or intention to stop if revenues don't come in as hoped.
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From invading people's privacy like a Peeping Tom, to flying over prisons to drop cellphones, to recklessly crashing into the sides of buildings, drone operators don't always follow the rules.
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"What he's charged with doing is knowing that that substance was dangerous, disregarding that danger, that risk, and recklessly blowing it in the air," Mr. Woods said in an interview.
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It's annoyed a number of linguistic purists who're peeved by how the word is misused casually and recklessly in place of its cousin "figuratively," sprinkling sentences where it doesn't belong.
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The second option seems recklessly harmful to the animal, but if it promotes the hobby and raises awareness, then it might lead to far greater long-term benefits to conservation.
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"If encryption is implemented in a way that recklessly and predictably fosters child abuse, why would we give the designer an immunity for the harm it has caused?" he asked.
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New England quarterback Tom Brady appears to be celebrating his insane Super Bowl comeback and enjoying the NFL offseason by recklessly cascading down ski slopes and horrifying Patriots fans everywhere.
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"I think [Director James] Clapper should deny Hillary Clinton access to classified information during this campaign given how she so recklessly handled classified information," he said at a news conference.
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Is someone a good neighbor if she keeps her own kids safe from cars but says nothing as a neighbor's child recklessly darts in and out of a busy street?
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Just as Stone recklessly toyed with the justice system, his longtime friend, Trump, has used distortion and lies to undermine institutions ranging from Congress, to the press, to the courts.
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There does seem to have been some urgency then that propelled these people to throw themselves into something almost recklessly and that looks so appealing from where we are now.
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And "aggressive" panhandling, which is broadly defined to include everything from begging while "recklessly touching the solicited person" to "panhandling on any day after sunset" is illegal everywhere in Mobile.
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" The Ladies' Pond has been celebrated less reverently by a Twitter parody account, Bougie London Literary Woman: "Doing a recklessly vigorous breaststroke, I have lost my pendant to the Pond.
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Critics assailed it as a preposterously high valuation for a three-and-a-half year old company and yet another sign that Ballmer was spending recklessly like a drunken sailor.
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And beneath the foot and the flu were other worries — namely, about the recklessly accelerating gush of world events that I'd been pummeling myself with many times an hour online.
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A lot of people living here are maybe running away from something, and going out at night to forget about their responsibilities—they say "fuck it," and live a little recklessly.
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On Thursday, Daishonta Marie Williams, 29, was arrested and charged with aggravated assault, stalking, terroristic threats, and recklessly endangering another person, according to a statement released by the Pittsburgh Police Department.
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Facebook has about 2.23 billion users worldwide, and the company has been implicated in fueling genocide, violating users' privacy, sharing private user data recklessly, spreading fake news, and destroying American democracy.
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On Monday, Joseph Gazzam of Mt. Lebanon was arrested and charged with homicide, recklessly endangering another person and endangering the welfare of a child, Allegheny County Police say in a statement.
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Sullivan, the "actual malice" standard dictates that a public figure must show "clear and convincing evidence" that a reporter published a story they knew was false or "recklessly" ignored the truth.
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Fox is literally representing an authoritarian president's worldview, recklessly peddling the very conspiracy theories that are destroying the information space, and they've been in lockstep with an obviously corrupt White House.
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Desper has been charged with first- and third-degree murder, possession of an instrument of crime, criminal homicide and recklessly endangering another person, according to a police report obtained by PEOPLE.
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It's not clear what the consequences were for this particular agent, but looking at the rest of the file, this guy was clearly struggling with some personal demons and acting recklessly.
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Though Scotland's nationalist leader, Nicola Sturgeon, has been cautious about the prospect of a second referendum, her Catalan counterparts have recklessly disregarded democratic and constitutional norms in their push for independence.
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The lawsuit claims Duvier and Protect Security "negligently, carelessly, and/or recklessly performed their protection, security, monitoring, inspection, and/or surveying of" Kardashian, West, and the hotel where they were staying.
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Ma Jun, China's foremost environmentalist, warned that it would increase pollution (which was already bad) and claimed the mere expectation of the project was causing northern cities to use water recklessly.
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Police said a homicide investigation began earlier on Friday after officers tried to pull over a stolen Mercedes that was being driven recklessly near East Sunset Road and Green Valley Parkway.
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In a court filing, the Navajo tribe alleged the EPA and other parties "recklessly" burrowed into the Gold King Mine in 2015, releasing waste into water upstream from the tribe's land.
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No, not the rotting flesh kind, I mean the kind who amble recklessly through the bowels of New York, San Francisco, and LA, heads bowed as they stare into their iPhones.
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Jenner filed new docs in the lawsuit filed by one of the families, claiming a number of paparazzi were driving recklessly to get the prized photo of her behind the wheel.
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"The most galling aspect of the AHCA was the process itself, in which House GOP leaders recklessly put haste and politics above good policy," Roy wrote in National Review this week.
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Members of the House and Senate should stand with the career public employees of the EPA -- supporting the agency's authority to regulate pollution and replenishing its recklessly depleted workforce and budgets.
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The same would happen if children had been riding in a car that was being driven by their mother or father recklessly at 85033 miles per hour over the speed limit.
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Elsewhere in Chattanooga, the bus driver, Johnthony K. Walker, 24, was jailed and charged with vehicular homicide after the authorities said he had recklessly sped and swerved during his afternoon route.
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To the extent Mr. Donilon had drawn any attention in Israel, it had been after local officials complained that his motorcade had driven recklessly to bypass a traffic jam in Jerusalem.
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At first, it looks a bit like one of those sledgehammer-subtle games PETA sporadically releases, this time warning against the dangers of driving recklessly in areas densely populated by ruminants.
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Frank Bruni As Donald Trump seethes recklessly through the final weeks of this furious campaign, he should take just a few minutes to read something important: Al Gore's words on Dec.
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Most people would have no problem accepting the first two premises of your new book: that we have an environmental crisis and that it is due to recklessly fast economic growth.
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Lawyers representing Stafford and Greenhouse contended that the officers had acted in self defense, and that Few had been recklessly driving during the chase and rammed one of the police vehicles.
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His intention, he stressed, was to raise the thorny moral questions facing senior administration officials when the top guy in the White House appears to be recklessly lurching toward global destruction.
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Senator Bob Corker, the Republican chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, said on Sunday that President Trump was treating his office like "a reality show" and was recklessly threatening other countries.
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In 1872, toward the end of his first term, he was pulled over in Washington — by William H. West, one of the first black officers — for going recklessly fast, and fined.
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Along with the homicide charge, Pownall faces charges of possession of an instrument of crime and recklessly endangering another person, because he fired his service weapon in the direction of traffic.
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The defamation lawsuit, filed by four plaintiffs to a federal court on Thursday, says Adams "recklessly" made the claims without proper evidence and that his actions were tantamount to voter intimidation.
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" Pitino filed suit against the apparel giant in October 2017, contending the company "knowingly and recklessly caused him emotional distress when its employees conspired to bribe University of Louisville basketball recruits.
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During the height of student movements and leftist activism in 1968–69, the mainstream media often depicted young protestors as recklessly violent; Nagayama's crime seemed to fall into the same category.
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Wheeled outside in a hospital bed, with nervous fellows carefully monitoring his ventilator, he would gaze at his brothers playing recklessly in the summer sun, free from the hospital's oppressive weight.
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"We find it unconscionable that a party, once trusted on the economy, more than any other, is now recklessly marching the country to the cliff edge of no deal," they wrote.
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For all the saintliness King has accrued since his death, he was regularly reviled during his life, portrayed as someone recklessly rending the fabric of a largely free and democratic society.
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In a tweet on Monday, Trump warned Assad and his allies Iran and Russia not to "recklessly attack" Idlib province and warned that hundreds of thousands of people could be killed.
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To convict Officer Liang of manslaughter, the jurors would have to find that he had recklessly caused the death, Justice Danny K. Chun told them before they began deliberations late Tuesday afternoon.
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I remember, just a few years after my clerkship, rather recklessly telling a prominent general counsel that he was wrong on a legal matter and offering an alternative theory on the issue.
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Paul complained on a call with reporters Thursday evening that Republicans are doing exactly what they accused President Barack Obama and Democrats of doing for years: Spending recklessly to accomplish political objectives.
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The shuttle manager said it would take 90min - 10.553 hours but our driver drives slightly recklessly, speeding the whole time, and I'm pretty sure we get there in just over an hour.
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And while I can't quibble with their underlying point—particularly in this fraught moment, when we'd all do well to be more vigilant about privacy—the truth is they're recklessly misreading Frost.
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Tyrion argues with Daenerys for the thousandth time, but she's not hearing it anymore, not after he recklessly passed on the Jon-tea to Varys, enabling his betrayal and getting him killed.
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"As for the UNSC 'resolutions' which Bolton recklessly referred to .... those 'resolutions' are illegal and outrageous ones that completely deny the rights to existence and development of a sovereign state," he said.
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In a statement implying that Mr Comey was recklessly interfering in the election, Mrs Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta, called on the FBI director to release the e-mails under his consideration.
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The figures, dating back to 2016, paint a picture of a company desperate to meet over-ambitious autonomy targets and one that is willing to spend freely, even recklessly, to get there.
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"One of the key things we highlight is that it's more important for us to grow slowly and steadily instead of fast and recklessly, because it's a trust-based industry," says Teo.
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Trump on Monday warned Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his allies Iran and Russia not to "recklessly attack" the northwestern Syrian province, saying hundreds of thousands of people could be killed.
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"Safaricom is deeply concerned that the NASA (Odinga's coalition) statement has recklessly gone ahead to mention innocent Safaricom staff members needlessly endangering them and their families," the company said in a statement.
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Under Jack Welch, who ran the firm from 1981 to 2001, GE expanded dramatically (with hindsight, analysts say recklessly) into financial services, which by 2000 contributed more than half of the profits.
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Tornetta allegedly tried to flee -- and removed his sweatshirt to try to evade police -- but was eventually caught and arrested for aggravated assault, simple assault, recklessly endangering another person, and related charges.
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"The Xerox board recklessly refused to follow through with the leadership and governance changes we agreed to, demanding unprecedented additional approvals for their own personal self-interest," Icahn said in a statement.
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Have we not spent the best part of this millennium recklessly careening from one avoidable disaster after another without a solitary pause for thought, all on the advice of an Elvis sample?
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It is the only claimant group to pursue both the bank and former directors over alleged recklessly optimistic statements that gave a "grossly misleading impression" about the bank's financial health in 2008.
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Clinton jeopardized our national security, and my fellow service members often remind me that if they treated classified information as recklessly as the former Secretary of State, they would be behind bars.
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In contrast to their historical stance of bipartisan support for whistleblowers, Republicans on Capitol Hill, for the most part, have either recklessly cheered on and enabled this harassment or remained strangely silent.
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In April, Tesla accused Hothi of menacing and injuring its employees, and driving recklessly around them as they tested the company's Autopilot technology on the open road around Tesla's Fremont, California, factory.
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"Despite the clear and unequivocal language of the court order, which permitted only the video monitoring of the massage rooms, the police intentionally, or recklessly exceeded the court's order," the attorney wrote.
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"The American people should be outraged at the Obama administration's gamesmanship to protect someone who recklessly exposed classified information on more than 1,300 occasions, including highly sensitive top secret intelligence," he said.
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"By doing so, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has deliberately and recklessly aided our enemies in illegal entry to the state, committing illegal activities and endangering the safety of its citizens," the Change.
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Now, if anything, Don Jr. models himself a little too closely to his father: He posts recklessly on Twitter on Mr. Trump's behalf, most recently comparing Middle Eastern refugees to Skittles candy.
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In a trial brief filed on Thursday in San Francisco federal court, lawyers for TransUnion said plaintiffs suing the credit bureau have no evidence that it violated anyone's rights or acted recklessly.
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Prosecutors charged Haste with manslaughter in June 2012, saying that he had acted "recklessly" when he pursued Graham into a home in the Bronx and then fatally shot him in the bathroom.
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The Financial Conduct Authority claims that Mr. Hussein "acted recklessly and lacked integrity" by sharing information on his trading positions with individuals who were responsible for making submissions used to determine Libor.
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"The American people should be outraged at the Obama administration's gamesmanship to protect someone who recklessly exposed classified information on more than 1,300 occasions, including highly sensitive top secret intelligence," he added.
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In a trial that lasted nearly three months, the prosecutors, Emily Dean and Olatokunbo Olaniyan, sought to persuade the jury that the defendants had acted recklessly and without regard for human life.
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Watching him cut loose (more recklessly than his flying baby elephant) is by far the most unexpected pleasure of this movie, which dusts off the 1941 animated charmer with exhilaratingly demented spirit.
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"He took a life, carelessly and recklessly," Martin's mom, Sybrina Fulton, told the Associated Press in 2015, "and he shouldn't deserve to have his entire life walking around on the street free."
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To French cineastes, Ms. Delair was most closely identified with "Quai des Orfèvres" (1947), Clouzot's acclaimed police melodrama about an ambitious and recklessly flirtatious singer, her jealous husband and a murder investigation.
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To French cineastes, Ms. Delair was most closely identified with "Quai des Orfèvres" (1947), Clouzot's acclaimed police melodrama about an ambitious and recklessly flirtatious singer, her jealous husband and a murder investigation.
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But the lawsuit offered a detailed look at how landlords can recklessly exploit a system known for its lax oversight to turn a profit and circumvent regulations meant to keep apartments affordable.
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Recklessly or intentionally bombing hospitals is a war crime, but proving culpability amid a complex civil war is extremely difficult, and until now, Syrian medical workers and human rights groups lacked proof.
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Others in Mosul, such as 31-year-old Ali Fares, say they could never vote for the leaders they blame for recklessly battering their city in the battle to oust Islamic State.
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"Recklessly adopting trade restrictions will not help to solve the problem," said Wang Hejun, the head of the ministry's trade remedy and investigation bureau, adding they would also harm EU steel users.
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" Two months later, Subway filed a $210 million defamation lawsuit against the CBC, alleging that the Marketplace report was "recklessly and maliciously" published, and that the DNA testing process "lacked scientific rigor.
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Varghese told jurors that Chin, 49, recklessly failed to ensure the compounding pharmacy's drugs were produced in sanitary conditions in order to keep up with demand from hospitals nationally for its products.
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"Moreover, we have grave concerns over the manner in which such a large and complex bill, affecting the entire economy and millions of Americans, is being recklessly rushed through Congress," they wrote.
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Traffic in Kabul is chronically congested, so to save commuting time, I recklessly waited for our driver along Pashtunistan Square, outside the hotel walls near the presidential palace and the central bank.
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But Trump doesn't appear to care about that distinction, and he has picked up some of these duties in a distinctively Trumpian fashion, responding to reports erratically, recklessly — and often on Twitter.
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Prep kickoffs are especially bad news given that special-teams units — some coaches insist on calling them the "suicide squad" — are composed of reserves who try to impress by recklessly hurling their bodies.
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In addition to the felony aggravated assault by vehicle charges, Spencer is also charged with two counts of simple assault, recklessly endangering another person, accident involving death/personal injury while not properly licensed.
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The only way he could really sue me is for malice, which I did not have against him, I hardly knew him; or for being recklessly negligent, which I would not do either.
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Sources from the company told us the layoffs had been planned for months, but SoundCloud still recklessly hired employees up until the last minute, with some being let go within weeks of starting.
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An additional danger, which Keith himself has cited, stems from geoengineering's potential "moral hazard," an insurance industry term that refers to how people behave more recklessly when they know they have a fallback.
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A Deschutes County Grand Jury in Oregon indicted 31-year-old January Neatherlin on Wednesday on 76 counts of criminal mistreatment in the first degree and 38 counts of recklessly endangering another person.
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While some recklessly claim that the administration has been sabotaging the individual market, this rule makes clear we have been focused on expanding affordable options through choice and competition in all possible venues.
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Photo: GettyEver since the Cambridge Analytica scandal first broke in March, Facebook has been scrambling to change its policies and reassure the public that it no longer recklessly shares data with third parties.
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Not only did Marcos Echartea, 23, fail to show any remorse, Police Chief Jerry Dyer said, but it isn't the first time he's been accused of recklessly opening fire with a baby involved.
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"They're elated that the jury sent a message to local counties and governments in general that privacy matters and that you cannot recklessly put out our data on the internet," Shub told CNN.
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Ten additional former Beta Theta Pi fraternity members are charged with misdemeanor offenses that include hazing, recklessly endangering another person, tampering with evidence, furnishing alcohol to minors and unlawful acts relative to liquor.
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The regulator said it recognised that Tootell and Alderson did not deliberately or recklessly breach regulatory provisions and no findings of dishonesty or lack of integrity were being made in relation to them.
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"We shouldn't recklessly seek to achieve our price target with additional easing because doing so could accumulate imbalances in the economy," he said in a meeting with business leaders in Shizuoka, eastern Japan.
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We're in a dark moment for the tech industry: a time when some new technologies have been adopted recklessly and backfired terribly, and others have developed far more slowly than their creators hoped.
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A justly celebrated episode directed by Moonlight's Barry Jenkins finds the police on campus with their guns recklessly drawn on an unarmed black student, Reggie, after a verbal confrontation with a white student.
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Hopefully, Audi owners won't abuse the power that comes with being able to prognosticate when all the lights will turn green by driving recklessly or endangering the lives of other drivers and pedestrians.
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Justice Michael Wigney said Rush's reputation was "destroyed" by the articles, which he called "a recklessly irresponsible piece of sensationalist journalism of the worst kind," according to a judgment summary obtained by PEOPLE.
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"Hillary Clinton is a corrupt career politician who has recklessly handled classified information in an attempt to avoid accountability and put American lives at risk including those of my former colleagues," McMullin wrote.
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The law says plaintiffs must show the foreign state "knowingly or recklessly provided material support or resources" to designated terrorist groups, not that the countries were simply negligent or looked the other way.
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" She goes on to describe the fear she faces from the photographers, writing that they "drive dangerously close and extremely recklessly; they put the general public in danger in pursuit of a photo.
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Hamilton recklessly charged into Fortuna with a looping right hand and Fortuna weaved out the way to land a check right hook of his own to send Hamilton faceplanting down on the canvas.
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That tube's initial purpose was to test how the re-entry capsules of Apollo rockets would react to terminal velocity conditions, and to make sure astronauts would not bash around recklessly and die.
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A Grindr user claims the app is being run recklessly and as a result someone actually tried to rape and murder him, although the lawsuit is thin on specifics regarding the 2 allegations.
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But industry practices have come a long way from the pillage of centuries past when mountainsides were recklessly stripped bare of trees, with no consideration towards stewardship or the health of nearby communities.
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Johnson made "misleading representations" to regulators in two mandatory interviews, and "recklessly" failed to take adequate steps to prevent Keydata from continuing to market and sell some of its products, the FCA added.
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When a resident called Salgado to complain that municipal policemen were driving recklessly through town, she and her men located the chief of police and two officers, who were drunk and carrying alcohol.
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Critics say Trump is recklessly risking the deal, and thereby endangering US national security, simply to satisfy his fierce antipathy toward the agreement and to showcase a rare political win to his supporters.
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Her father, Eric, on the other hand, spent the Stroh money recklessly, becoming a compulsive collector of antique revolvers, rare guitars and leather-bound first editions — as well as a volatile, depressive alcoholic.
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In her 73-page decision, Caproni said the investors plausibly alleged that the five banks recklessly created "artificial price dynamics" for gold, and that their misconduct was the "proximate cause" of the distortions.
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According to the complaint, Jackson showed extreme indifference to human life and recklessly caused Rene's death before fleeing to upstate New York, where his arrest occurred for a separate matter — a parole violation.
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"This plan recklessly weakens protections even for the land that remains in the monument, failing to protect important sites from threats like ATV use, looting, vandalism, and damage from target shooting," he added.
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But he also said the central bank should not expand stimulus recklessly to quicken the timing for achieving its 2 percent inflation target, indicating that there was no pressing need for immediate measures.
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Both teams have gotten increasingly testy—not unlike last weekend's Steelers-Bengals game when Vontaze Burfict recklessly threw his body into Antonio Brown's upper body—with multiple skirmishes breaking out in between plays.
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Meek Mill's time in jail resulted from an August 2017 arrest in New York City for allegedly driving a motorcycle recklessly while filming a music video, and a prior altercation in St. Louis.
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The plaintiff must not only prove the piece of journalism was false and defamatory, but also that it was published recklessly and with malicious intent to do damage to the pubic figure's reputation.
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Trump makes assertions for which there is no evidence — either knowingly lying, recklessly boasting or wishfully thinking — then seeks support for those statements, support that is often lacking because the statements are baseless.
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Still, the White House was adamant on Thursday that the news media's "wild obsession" with uncovering the author was "recklessly tarnishing the reputation of thousands of great Americans" who work for Mr. Trump.
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If people start feeling like masks make them invulnerable and begin acting recklessly — ignoring social distancing or failing to wash their hands — that could actually make wearing masks worse than not wearing them.
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"I've been ringing the alarm bells about Donald Trump recklessly pushing us toward war with North Korea for months, and this is yet another reason for every American to worry," Duckworth told CNN.
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U.S. President Donald Trump warned Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his allies Iran and Russia on Monday not to "recklessly attack" Idlib, warning that hundreds of thousands of people could be killed.
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The latest assault on Navajo water was carried out by the massive toxic spills into the Animas and San Juan rivers when the EPA recklessly attempted to address the abandoned Gold King mine.
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People are used to thinking of low interest rates as a sign of easy money and vice versa, so the zero interest rate struck many as a sign of recklessly easy monetary policy.
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Indeed, if humans are not driving cars, there is no need or excuse for police to keep tabs on and pursue people who are speeding or driving recklessly: that role simply won't exist.
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This Administration has acted recklessly without care or consideration of the dire consequences of the United States' attack on Syria without waiting for the collection of evidence from the scene of the chemical poisoning.
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She's surrounded by people who want her dead, she now basically has nothing to lose (and nothing to stop her from acting recklessly), and — most importantly — she has exactly three less dragons than Daenerys.
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The bill, therefore, is targeted at not only intimate partners who maliciously post nudes of their exes online, but also the people who "recklessly" pile on afterwards, reposting the images to harass the target.
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Along with three counts of attempted murder, Waring faced charges of assault with a firearm, evading police while driving recklessly and resisting an offer and battery, among others, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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When I did spend, I didn't feel as guilty about it While I didn't spend recklessly in the Big Easy, I certainly enjoyed myself and had my fair share of gumbo and $8 cocktails.
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This led the city to examine the correlation between weather records and crash data; the department found that drivers and motorcyclists drive more recklessly — putting pedestrians at more risk — on weekends with warmer weather.
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SHIZUOKA, Japan (Reuters) - Bank of Japan policymaker Makoto Sakurai on Thursday warned against "recklessly" ramping up stimulus just to prop up prices, blaming soft inflation on structural factors that were positive for the economy.
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There is precedent: In the late 1980s, a Conrail engineer pleaded guilty to "recklessly causing the deaths of 16 people" after he ran a signal and collided with an Amtrak coach headed to Philadelphia.
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Opposition political parties claim the late President Hugo Chavez recklessly issued bonds during an earlier decade-long period of high oil prices but that many of the proceeds evaporated in mismanaged projects and corruption.
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Betrayed by whiteness, Lyn nurses her wounds by recklessly rekindling her affair with Johnny, all while continuing to jog, shop on credit, eat vegan, and do yoga to maintain her appeal to white men.
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"[He was] in the vicinity of Hamilton Avenue driving recklessly at a high rate of speed causing a dangerous condition while racing another vehicle within the confines of the 72 precinct," the spokesperson added.
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"The Saudis are really behaving with a sense of siege, reacting to events as if each was the end of the world," Gerges said, "lashing out angrily and recklessly, with no long-term perspective".
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Yet, with one swift move, Jeff Sessions recklessly decimated a paramount judicial decision that was developed over many years by judges, attorneys, and most importantly, survivors who courageously came forward to give their testimonies.
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Moscow has furiously denied Seoul's account of the encounter, claiming that South Korean military jets recklessly intercepted two of its bombers during a first-of-its-kind military exercise with China over neutral waters.
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But lately, as tech platforms like Facebook have amassed unforeseeable power and at times wielded it recklessly, some lawmakers and internet safety advocates have begun looking at ways to make these protections less expansive.
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U.S. District Judge Leo Sorokin in Boston issued the order after a federal jury in October found that former F-Squared CEO Howard Present recklessly touted the history of his company's flagship investment product.
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The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, which put the printing press into overdrive just over a decade ago and whose hundred trillion notes marked the zenith of hyperinflation, says it will not recklessly print money.
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"[He was] in the vicinity of Hamilton Avenue driving recklessly at a high rate of speed causing a dangerous condition while racing another vehicle within the confines of the 72 precinct," the spokesperson says.
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I did come close a few years ago, when I set out to see a Norman Rockwell exhibition in Brooklyn, but I jumped recklessly out of the subway car at the last possible minute.
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" Trump's decision drew outcry from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, with one administration official saying "the President's decision-by-tweet will recklessly put American and allied lives in danger around the world.
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Mr. Vasilyev said Mr. Lesin would sometimes behave recklessly when intoxicated, including instances when "he fell and caused involuntary injury to himself, including quite heavily," a description that coincides with the authorities' latest finding.
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"The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is recklessly and needlessly endangering people by approving a super-strong opioid," a statement from the public advocacy group Public Citizen said in response to the approval.
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As White House aides began to warn the President about potential midterms losses in the days before, Trump seemed to be open to the idea that his recklessly divisive behavior may be a problem.
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Ward's family tried to bring criminal charges against Stewart in 2014, arguing that even if he didn't intend to kill the young man, he had recklessly tried to intimidate him by veering toward him.
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Netflix's washed-up Hollywood star has recklessly abused his power for four seasons: harassing his ghostwriter, goading his sober co-star into a bender that kills her, coming on to a friend's teenage daughter.
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The insults we took from male experts were legion, but we persisted and are still strong today, fighting enormous sums pledged to our defense budget for recklessly dangerous "smaller, more usable" new nuclear weapons.
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Maybe Alabama prosecutors will head to the white fraternities in Tuscaloosa and begin to arrest young men for conspiring to recklessly endanger the lives of the partygoers they hope to have unprotected sex with.
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The presidency is not an entry-level job, and the longer we have a pretend CEO who is recklessly running this country, the worse it's gonna be for our economy and for our security.
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"China and the US have been locked in a trade war for about 20 months and neither side could overwhelm the other to recklessly impose its own will on the other," the newspaper said.
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Op-Ed Contributor KABUL, Afghanistan — On a recent afternoon, I found myself squeezed into the back seat of a car, one of about 50 vehicles in a procession recklessly speeding through the Afghan capital.
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On top of the dropped pass, Edwards missed a tackle about 18 yards into Evan Engram's 75-yard touchdown, then recklessly jumped the tight end's short crosser to open Darius Slayton's 46-yard grab.
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Allied Home Mortgage Corp also recklessly underwrote and certified at least 1,192 loans that were ineligible for insurance under HUD's guidelines, resulting in $85.6 million in losses when the mortgages defaulted, the government said.
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They want nothing more than a fearful, recklessly belligerent America; so, if anything, this ban will heighten their efforts to strike at Americans, to provoke yet further overreaction from a volatile and inexperienced president.
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"Voters in the 6th District across the political spectrum are concerned that Trump may embarrass us on the world stage, that he is dishonest, that he may lead us recklessly into war," Ossoff said.
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"While Allied Progress continues to recklessly defend this overreaching government agency, Senator Perdue will continue working fearlessly to provide congressional oversight and hold them accountable to the American people," said Perdue's spokeswoman, Caroline Vanvick.
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Maverick, true to his extremely on-the-nose callsign, is always getting into trouble for breaking the rules and acting recklessly, but we're always promptly reminded that he's incredible at flying that damn plane.
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And the tech platforms, which tend to bristle at policing speech of any kind, would most likely take issue with the blanket suspension of journalists who may have recklessly shared or reposted the video.
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As a seemingly hastily realized studio album that isn't presently for sale and might not even be finished, Pablo flies recklessly in the face of the methodical, precise rollouts of albums in its league.
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If the government can convince them that it has stopped printing and spending money so recklessly, shops, businesses and workers will be quick to act on that conviction, raising their prices and wages more conservatively.
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Takeshi Onaga, the governor of Okinawa, accuses the Japanese government, which is building the base, of "barging forward recklessly" and wrecking the pristine environment of the quiet fishing village of Henoko on Okinawa's main island.
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Like Jack Nicholson's Randle Patrick McMurphy in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and Angelina Jolie's Lisa in "Girl, Interrupted," they can appear supersane until their daredevil behavior reveals them as recklessly, self-destructively messianic.
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However, the bill was so recklessly and dangerously written not only would have targeted the LGBTQ community but African American, Muslim and Jewish communities as well, reinstating cruel and deadly discriminatory Jim Crow laws overnight.
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"This was in all the circumstances a recklessly irresponsible piece of sensationalist journalism of the worst kind, the very worst kind," Judge Michael Wigney said in a decision read to a packed courtroom in Sydney.
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Initial fears among U.S. allies that President Trump had acted recklessly in killing Soleimani have now shifted into conversations about the need for a new initiative with Tehran to avoid escalation risk or nuclear breakout.
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And over and over, she lied to the American people about her secret email server, which selfishly and recklessly jeopardized classified intelligence while also covering up massive conflicts of interest at her corrupt Clinton Foundation.
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PEOPLE confirms that Justin Dwyer, 29, and 28-year-old Courtney Stash are accused of involuntary manslaughter, aggravated assault, conspiracy, recklessly endangering another person and endangering the welfare of children in connection with Dwyer's death.
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" Foster's sister was not impressed, writing in an op-ed that the comments were "cruel" and accusing Trump of "cynically, crassly and recklessly insinuated that my brother, Vincent W. Foster Jr., may have been murdered.
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THE FINANCIAL TIMES Sequoia Fund Advisers Sued for `Reckless' Valeant Investment | Managers "recklessly caused the fund to deviate from sound investment principles" by maintaining a heavy concentration in Valeant, the investors said in their complaint.
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While I think he has been horribly misled and recklessly enabled by news organizations to publicly make statements that will affect him for the rest of his life, I'd never demonize him as a person.
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My idol, Mindy Kaling, asked followers to let her know if her new bag was cute or not, and because my thumb was recklessly skipping through Stories, I wound up telling her it was ugly.
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Greenwich police said they would not investigate Slattery's claims about a white BMW driving recklessly on April 4 because an officer would have had to personally witness such driving in order to issue a summons.
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Opposition Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn was among those who criticized the move to delay a parliamentary vote on the Brexit deal, saying May was "recklessly running down the clock" near to the departure date.
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So, when President Trump proposes to balance a boost in defense spending by delivering a body blow to the non-defense side of the ledger, he is recklessly placing the nation's security at future risk.
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Speaking in his opening statement in the manslaughter trial of Liang, the prosecutor accused the rookie New York Police officer of recklessly shooting into a dark stairwell "for no reason" that night in November 2014.
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" This sensory-overload served as an anesthetic of sorts against a well of anxiety and confusion that gradually seeped into Sutter's life, consuming him; it's the type of self-doubt that "stems from living recklessly.
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This is also bound to be the case in the United States with the Trump administration's adoption of a recklessly expansive budget policy at a time that the U.S. economy was close to full employment.
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Clinton of having made "false and defamatory statements negligently, recklessly and purposefully and/or intentionally with malice" in her public comments, including those about the connection between the attack and an anti-Muslim YouTube video.
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Mr. Voisine argued that his Second Amendment right was violated because Maine's law — versions of which exist in 34 states and the District of Columbia — permitted a conviction if someone "recklessly" committed a domestic assault.
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And she has spent the last 85033 months looking in the eyes of the American people and lying about how she recklessly jeopardized the American people and our national security with her secret email server.
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That bipartisan legislation, the Mapping Accuracy Promotes Services Act, would bar anyone from "willfully, knowingly, or recklessly" submitting broadband internet access service coverage information or data to the FCC for mapping purposes if it's untrue.
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"For driving, people will take a test and get a license — but if you drive recklessly, we can take away your license to drive," Beau Kilmer, who co-authored the latest study, previously told me.
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It was argued that Goodson had chances to aid Gray and was the direct cause of Gray's injuries, because he was driving the van recklessly and Gray was shackled but not wearing a seat belt.
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The revelation that the US has already pulled out thousands of troops despite a lack of a solid peace deal underscores the perception Trump is recklessly retreating from commitments to the benefit of US adversaries.
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Mr. LaPierre has to decide whose freedom is more important: the freedom of our schoolchildren and all others who use our public spaces, or the freedom of gun owners who would recklessly invade those spaces.
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It's the same sort of decision-making that resulted in him recklessly retweeting a conspiracy theory suggesting the Clintons were involved in Epstein's death last Saturday (and later defending doing so on extremely flimsy grounds).
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From a political perspective, we have recklessly chosen to tolerate global monopolies and oligopolies in finance, media, airlines, telecommunications and elsewhere, to say nothing of the growing size and power of the major technology platforms.
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While the report expounds on the possibility of "two very different futures" — neither uplifting, but spanning a continuum of increasing severity — Mr. Kenney and Mr. Scheer are recklessly blazing a path toward unprecedented climate change.
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A grand jury has indicted a chemical manufacturer and two of its leaders, saying they were responsible for a plant in Texas "recklessly" releasing a toxic cloud during Hurricane Harvey last year, officials said Friday.
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But, there are conditions: Brex insists the card be paid in full every 103 days, and it monitors the company's bank account balance daily to ensure the start-up is not recklessly burning through cash.
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But when this world-altering news broke, I immediately started thinking about how I got here, as well as how my country could continue to recklessly breed chaos and destruction throughout the Greater Middle East.
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The six Democratic presidential candidates who debated Tuesday night in Des Moines agreed on one point: President Trump threw away a nuclear deal that was working and is now recklessly speeding toward war with Iran.
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The rights group said five air strikes hitting four family homes and a grocery store was carried out either deliberately or recklessly, causing indiscriminate loss of civilian lives in violation of the laws of war.
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Anti-fossil fuel "Keep it in the ground" groups have a number of go-to talking points on fracking, one of which is suggesting that companies are recklessly venting and flaring methane at increasing levels.
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It would be supremely ironic, but not entirely surprising, if Mr. Trump started to take steps that recklessly threatened the nuclear deal, and Mr. Netanyahu ended up quietly urging him to keep it in place.
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He was charged with first-degree recklessly endangering safety because there were "many neighbors in the area at the time of the explosion and their lives were placed at risk," Koval said at the news conference.
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" On Saturday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi accused Trump in a statement of having "undermined America's preeminent leadership role in the world by recklessly threatening to impose tariffs on our close friend and neighbor to the south.
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McDowell was pulled over at a gas station after cops say he was speeding and driving recklessly ... but when he refused to cooperate with one of the officer's commands, a brawl ensued inside the convenience store.
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On Tuesday, the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office charged Higgins with first-degree intentional homicide, use of a dangerous weapon and first-degree recklessly endangering safety, use of a dangerous weapon, local Fox affiliate WITI reports.
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But the halting of aid surely sent a message to the Ukrainians that they must do even more to please the president — and recklessly endangered the security of Ukraine, Western Europe and indeed our own country.
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Its timely death on Wednesday — which arrived on the second day of the F8 developer conference — illustrated something Facebook knew all too well: data privacy matters to people, and acting recklessly with it could kill you.
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On August 3rd and 4th, the European Space Agency and NASA's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory witnessed a Kreutz sungrazer comet plunge recklessly toward the 10,000-degree ball of plasma that sustains you and everyone you love.
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"The figures, dating back to 2016, paint a picture of a company desperate to meet over-ambitious autonomy targets and one that is willing to spend freely, even recklessly, to get there," TechCrunch's Mark Harris reports.
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The police report from the incident shows that Gu was arrested for attempting to drive through the parking lot, in which the alleged attacker's mother pressed charges against him for driving recklessly when he was leaving.
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The class action lawsuit accuses the defendants of either recklessly allowing an employee to steal or attempt to sell the video, or intentionally trying to release the video to force a plea deal from the defendants.
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"In a statement issued over the weekend, prosecutors explained that "the [museum] officials dealt recklessly with a piece of an artifact that is 3,300 years old, produced by one of the oldest civilizations in the world.
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The filing states Imperial Pacific knew about, or at a minimum, "recklessly disregarded its contractors' exploitive and illegal practices" and that the company was repeatedly told about the use of unauthorized workers on the construction site.
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The WWE's actions in this regard are worth noting, given that one of the chief arguments in attorney Konstantine Kyros' complaint is that the promotion "recklessly endangered" its superstars by exposing them to unsafe working conditions.
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You give yourself over to it, knowing what is kayfabe and what is shoot, but recklessly disregarding the distinction, until you find yourself exhausted and hoarse after a night of cheering at your local VFW hall.
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His Twitter recklessly, ruthlessly epitomizes that familiar stereotype of the generation we share: He believes wholeheartedly in his own specialness, even as he becomes increasingly disillusioned with a world that is poorly equipped to notice it.
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The suit jointly filed with his wife, Kayla Moore, claims that a Democratic-aligned super PAC ran "false, misleading" TV and digital ads against him and "intentionally or recklessly failed to confirm the accuracy" of them.
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But here's a prophecy you can count on: The tax bill that Republicans are recklessly racing to pass before the holiday recess will never pay for itself and will explode deficits deep into the future. Bah!
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To assist on his mission to the demesne of Cardona in the Pyrenees (close to the French border), Mendoza chooses his recklessly adventurous cousin Luis de Ventura and the loyal Johannes Necker, a stern German constable.
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The very same people yelling loudest about how horrible dialogue with Russia is, are the ones who recklessly invaded Iraq, gave billions to Iran, botched critical intelligence and made a politically motivated withdrawal that created ISIS.
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But by recklessly highlighting stolen data—especially if it's highly personal—journalists, readers, and the people who share the documents run the risk of not only hurting hacking victims again, but also promoting the hackers' agenda.
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As reporter and author Maia Szalavitz explained in a recent piece for TONIC, newly released documents shine a light on Purdue's history of recklessly marketing OxyContin—and the effects of that marketing are real and dangerous.
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Additionally, instead of recklessly invading hostile territories, we can take small, measured steps into the wilderness by supporting the collectives like NON, Discwoman, and NAAFI, and helping them take their progressive ethos to a broader scale.
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The Associated Press reported that the defense lawyers said Mr. Few had driven recklessly in a two-mile chase and then rammed into Officer Greenhouse's vehicle as he was exiting it, before the deputies opened fire.
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When the show "Slav," by the acclaimed Quebec theater director Robert Lepage, premiered at the Montreal International Jazz Festival last week, it immediately spawned a backlash and criticism that white artists had recklessly appropriated black culture.
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It is illegal for a director or officer of a public company "to knowingly or recklessly make material misstatements about that company," said John Coates, a professor at Harvard Law School who teaches mergers and acquisitions.
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"At his core, Mr. Stone is an insecure person who craves and recklessly pursues attention," she said, quoting a letter from trial witness Randy Credico, before issuing her sentence, which also includes 2 years of probation.
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"Hillary Clinton is a corrupt career politician who has recklessly handled classified information in an attempt to avoid accountability and put American lives at risk, including those of my colleagues," McMullin added of the Democratic nominee.
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"Earlier this week on the Allure of the Seas a guest was observed recklessly and dangerously posing for a photo by standing on her stateroom balcony railing with the help of her companion," the statement said.
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Police say 31-year-old Raymond Tang drove his Mazda recklessly around the Waymo vehicle, eventually swerving in front of the self-driving car and slamming his brakes, causing the Waymo vehicle to rear-end him.
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The top murder charge required prosecutors to prove that Mr. Whilby demonstrated "a depraved indifference to human life" while recklessly doing something that created "a grave risk of death" and led to the demise of another.
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He most recently was admitted to state prison in 2010 to serve a seven-year, four-month sentence for vehicle theft and evading a peace officer while driving recklessly, according to the California Department of Corrections.
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And while the wildlife trade poses legitimate problems, the outbreak has prompted a racially tinged wave of disgust toward Chinese food, and anger from many who accuse Chinese people of recklessly causing a potential global pandemic.
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The jury also said that the author, Sabrina Rubin Erdely, committed actual malice — an important decision that means the author either reported something knowing it was false or recklessly disregarded whether something was true or false.
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As my drone was flying recklessly over the park, deep down, I couldn't help but fret over the sustainable business model of renting physical gadgets prone to damage, as opposed to say...a song or movie.
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If he hadn't recklessly fired FBI Director James Comey and then gone on television to say he did so because of the Russia scandal, Robert Mueller would never have been given this high-profile special counsel appointment.
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Early in the Season 2 premiere of Insecure, Issa Rae's HBO comedy about black thirtysomethings who live and love recklessly in Los Angeles, Molly (Yvonne Orji) discovers a co-worker has been getting paid more than her.
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As he opened the chamber for what's been expected to be the final legislative day of the year, McConnell implored Democrats to accept the miners provision as it is and not recklessly shutdown the government over it.
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He was charged by the Ashland Police Department with recklessly endangering another person, reckless driving, first-degree criminal mischief, attempting to elude an officer in a vehicle, second-degree criminal trespass and unlawful entry into a vehicle.
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An investigation by Buzzfeed News found that contracted drivers worked under grueling conditions to meet their delivery goals; they were forced to skip meals, drove recklessly, and urinated in bottles to deliver more packages in less time.
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"Hillary Clinton is a corrupt career politician who has recklessly handled classified information in an attempt to avoid accountability and put American lives at risk including those of my former colleagues," McMullin wrote on his campaign site.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - An overcrowded tourist boat carrying Muslim pilgrims was being piloted recklessly before it capsized, killing at least 15 Thai people, officials said on Monday as divers and other rescuers searched for 11 people still missing.
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Prosecutors said Garcia and two underage passengers in the truck illegally fired guns in a parking lot that prompted police attention and then fled the scene recklessly during the police chase, causing the death and multiple injuries.
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I limped into my 50s with the prospect of being permanently unemployed, and only then did I recklessly list my 18-year hiatus from full-time work outside the home as "child-rearing responsibilities" on my résumé.
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And the prosecutors who tried Mr. Liang acknowledged that while he acted recklessly and failed to help his victim after the bullet struck, there was no evidence that he meant to kill or even injure Mr. Gurley.
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"This referendum will probably be a landmark event that proves Britain is heading in the direction of being a small country with few people, writing itself off as hopeless and acting recklessly," it said in an editorial.
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Supporters of the initiative, known as the "Vollgeld" or the Sovereign Money Initiative (SMI), say approving the measure would make the financial system safer by preventing bankers from recklessly lending and putting people's savings at risk — again.
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The heyday of modern architecture in mid-century Europe and the United States, when angular and spare structures of glass and steel became popular, was a time when famous architects wielded their powers and egos particularly recklessly.
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Letter To the Editor: "Saving Women From Their Abusers" (editorial, July 1) rightly commends the Supreme Court for upholding a ruling barring convicted domestic abusers from owning firearms, whether they committed the underlying offense intentionally or recklessly.
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Student protest leader Joshua Wong, who also founded the political party Demosisto, said in a statement that the government was "recklessly speeding up prosecutions against activists" to "wipe out" their influence ahead of President Xi's expected visit.
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"I felt it was time to leave given the irresponsible, ongoing diminishment of agency resources, which has recklessly endangered our ability to execute our responsibilities as public servants," one former EPA scientist, Ann Williamson, told the Post.
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In all the time that I was editor of PolitiFact and in the time since when I've worked with fact-checkers all over the world, I've just never seen any political figure distort the truth so recklessly.
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No matter the entreaties, James said, he was not going to testify at the disciplinary trial of Police Officer Daniel Pantaleo, who is accused of recklessly using a chokehold that led to the death of Eric Garner.
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These conclusions indicate that users feel safer using drugs more recklessly, and doing things like throwing Narcan parties—"though it is unclear if or how often such parties actually occur" because of the increased availability of naloxone.
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With this template for relating to themselves and to the world, it is not surprising that, compared with girls, adolescent boys and young men abuse tobacco at higher rates, drive more recklessly and engage in riskier sex.
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" Roast pigeon she sets great store by, as a recipe she used to "route" the proverbial wolf from the door, "because of the impertinent recklessness of roasting a little pigeon and savoring it recklessly and voluptuously too.
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It's not unusual to see GoPro cameras attached to helmets and, on occasion, a rebel snowboarder with a selfie stick fully outstretched, filming himself as he recklessly, yet oh-so-stylishly, carves his way down the mountain.
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In other work, Dr. Steinberg and the psychologist Margo Gardner demonstrated that adolescents are especially likely to act recklessly when the rational centers of their brains come up against the kryptonite of socially or emotionally charged situations.
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One thing Sanders and Clinton agree on 100 percent: Donald Trump is a dangerous demagogue who recklessly insults and lies about his opponents shamelessly and should never come close to being the president of the United States.
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McNeil ruled that Jiampietro recklessly engaged in unsafe and unsound practices and breached the duties he owed to Goldman by ignoring "red flags" and failing to determine the confidential nature of documents that originated with the Fed.
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Trump and his top officials have called attention to the impending Syrian government offensive in recent days, warning the Syrian regime and its backers Russia and Iran not to use chemical weapons or recklessly cause civilian deaths.
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"They were going to have to show that the pharmacist knew, or recklessly disregarded, that the vials they were shipping were going to cause infection or kill people," said Kevin Outterson, a law professor at Boston University.
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But walking to school every day, she developed a fascination with the noisy, brightly painted matatus – the local minibuses that recklessly ferry commuters through the city's congested roads - which kept the 2100.9000-year-old focused on her future.
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"Over eight years, former Governor Steve Beshear underfunded the pension system by billions, recklessly diverting much-needed funds to other causes and allowing the system to become the worst-funded in the country," Kuhn said in a statement.
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"President Trump undermined America's preeminent leadership role in the world by recklessly threatening to impose tariffs" on Mexico, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a statement Saturday that criticized the expansion of the administration's Remain-in-Mexico policy.
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"We are impelled to act in this way because the most important and pressing issue of our time is being flagrantly and recklessly ignored by our government and media," Extinction Rebellion member Mark Øvland said in a statement.
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It's easy to take the liver for granted: Long after you've gone to bed, cursing the friend who ordered Jäger shots, the vital organ is hard at work, soaking up the toxins you've recklessly introduced into your bloodstream.
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Before the crash, Hernandez says, Sanchez also filmed herself on her Instagram story driving recklessly, swerving toward an oncoming car that was crossing in front of her younger sister waves her hands and yells from the passenger seat.
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A Morgan Stanley managing director was charged by police after following and confronting a woman whose car he suspected had recklessly cut him off — four days earlier — on a Connecticut highway, police and the executive's own lawyer said.
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Perhaps not from an entertainment standpoint—most fans would rather Koreshkov fought as recklessly as Schlemenko—but in terms of seeing what Koreshkov can do when at a physical disadvantage, the Lima fights make for a great study.
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"Earlier this week on the Allure of the Seas a guest was observed recklessly and dangerously posing for a photo by standing on her stateroom balcony railing with the help of her companion," the Royal Caribbean representative said.
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"This weekend he was once again driving recklessly on the wrong side of the road and mindlessly running over any objects that got in his way," the MSNBC host wrote in an op-ed for The Washington Post.
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" In a lengthy statement issued to Charisma News, Crist, 35, apologized "for the hurt and pain" that he has caused various women, admitting that he has "treated relationships with women far too casually, in some cases even recklessly.
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Among the charges levied against the adult pair are several counts of aggravated assault, unlawful restraint, false imprisonment, endangering the welfare of a child, simple assault, terroristic threats, recklessly endangering another person and corruption of minors, police said.
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Such concerns, while valid, are no reason to blow up the agreement, as President Trump is recklessly trying to do by pressing his administration to declare, with absolutely no evidence, that Iran is in violation of the terms.
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Tensions are rising across the Taiwan Strait, and there's a growing concern among some security experts that Chinese President Xi Jinping might act recklessly toward Taiwan in the next few years, drawing the United States into a conflict.
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"The SEC required this [pre-approval] provision as a term of its settlement with Musk in order to prevent Musk from recklessly disseminating false or inaccurate information about Tesla in the future," the agency's said in its filing.
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"The Malaysian secret police got involved in the case and recklessly made it an established fact" that the death had been a poisoning, according to the North Korean statement, which did not refer to Mr. Kim by name.
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Concerns Trump and his top officials have called attention to the impending Syrian government offensive in recent days, warning the Syrian regime and its backers Russia and Iran not to use chemical weapons or recklessly cause civilian deaths.
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"Individuals who intervene in or seek to impede ICE officers while they are carrying out their mission recklessly endanger not only the enforcement personnel, but also the individuals targeted for arrest and potentially innocent bystanders," the statement continued.
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It can seem like YouTubers are simply showing off how recklessly they can spend on unspecified but large salaries, and the curated performance of people holding back for the camera's sake makes the exercise seem even more pointless.
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But in contrast to previous economic cycles when businesses spent recklessly, expecting the good times to last forever, today nearly two-thirds of top executives and business owners say they expect a recession within the next 18 months.
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"Creato stated under oath that he recklessly caused his son's death under circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to the value of human life by depriving Brendan of oxygen on October 13, 2015," prosecutors said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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According to the court records reviewed by the New York Daily News , Cassano is accused of "recklessly or negligently damaging property" by "having a bowel movement on (the victim's) lawn furniture, leaving feces behind" while he was reportedly intoxicated.
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Almost recklessly, Simeone took control of a sinking ship, gained the respect of the players, raised their self-esteem and returned the club to its former glory, focusing on direct, intense football, with a solid defence and electric counterattacks.
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PG&E is still on federal probation for those crimes, and in a court filing last month, the state's attorney general said if investigators found the company acted recklessly in operating its power lines, it could face more charges.
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Russia's increasing brinkmanship regularly reminds the world of its lethal nuclear capability, while its aggressive probing of international boundaries and norms -- including both physical territory and the cyber domain -- appears recklessly defiant, marginalizing Russia further as an international pariah.
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We've seen Han Solo recklessly jump into his Millennium Falcon and fire at the imperial TIE Fighters in A New Hope, and a precocious Anakin Skywalker in The Phantom Menace blow up the Trade Federation blockade ships against orders.
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The deputy in question went off on people on the street who watched as a gaggle of deputies ordered YG out of his Lambo early Sunday morning on the Sunset Strip ... this after they say he was driving recklessly.
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Police alleged in court documents that Richardson "recklessly" caused "the death of another" and said they believe her baby was born sometime around May 7 — meaning the child had been buried between 10 and 12 weeks before being found.
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Before the crash, Hernandez says, Sanchez recorded herself on her Instagram story driving recklessly, swerving toward an oncoming car that was crossing in front of her while a younger girl waves her hands and yells from the passenger seat.
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"There are already existing laws in place that require the user of drones to maintain direct unaided visual contact with their vehicle and not to recklessly or negligently permit an aircraft to endanger any person or property," said Goodwill.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday warned Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his allies Iran and Russia not to "recklessly attack" Syria's rebel-held Idlib province, warning that hundreds of thousands of people could be killed.
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Mattis denounced North Korea's attempted missile launch as he began a Middle East tour, telling reporters traveling with him to Saudi Arabia, "the leader of North Korea again recklessly tried to provoke something by launching a missile," he said.
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