"Their greed and recklessness helped destroy our economy," he said.
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He was strong and brave to the point of recklessness.
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"We are moving now from risk to recklessness," he warned.
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Previous Peronist regimes have borrowed and splurged with unusual recklessness.
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Compared to his recklessness, Mordo's steadfastness seems like a virtue.
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President Trump continues to display a disturbing pattern of recklessness.
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No policy goal, no court appointment, can justify such recklessness.
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For felonies, negligence or recklessness is not sufficient for conviction.
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There's cowardice on one end and recklessness on one end.
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Earlier this summer, that recklessness caught up with the Greens.
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They toe the line between passion and recklessness so perfectly.
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And when does the pursuit of excellence become mere recklessness?
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They saw the crazy tweets, the outbursts and the recklessness.
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His recklessness also highlights the danger of nuclear first use.
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Because recklessness is the only fist to throw at nothingness.
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The driver has been booked into a juvenile detention, police said, on charges of vehicular homicide by recklessness, felony evading arrest, aggravated assault by recklessness, driving on a suspended license and juvenile curfew violation.
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Nothing. Why hasn't this recklessness been checked by the political system?
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Part of it is the recklessness of the legislation under consideration.
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We need to be sure we're preventing recklessness — not risk-taking.
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That certainly describes the spendthrift recklessness of Hugo Chávez in Venezuela.
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Fowler was charged with misdemeanor theft and criminal recklessness, PEOPLE confirms.
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He's been charged with criminal recklessness and possession of hash oil.
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I'd seen too many athletes done in by recklessness and ego.
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Barring blatant recklessness, finding common ground will always be a debate.
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Recklessness lives alongside earnest plans ("have a lemonade stand w/ Zoe").
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Yet each seemed deeply uncomfortable with the president's behavior and recklessness.
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Joseph Welch, the law firm's counsel attacked McCarthy's cruelty and recklessness.
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There are legal precedents for war crimes prosecutions based on acts that were committed with recklessness, he added, and recklessness or negligence does not necessarily absolve someone of criminal responsibility under the United States military code.
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The source of funds is changing even if government recklessness is not.
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Marlon's carefree spirit and recklessness remind me of Will on Fresh Prince.
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There should be more of this recklessness on canvas, not exhibited adjacent.
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The spokesman said that the recklessness of the drivers caused the accident.
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Timidity and recklessness both stem from an understanding of this physical attribute.
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Sorge carried out this mission with a panache that veered toward recklessness.
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Martin Heinrich: Trump displays a "disturbing pattern of recklessness" guarding classified information.
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But I do remind myself that 17 is the age of recklessness.
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Wolff's recklessness fuels the Trump administration's critique of journalists and the media.
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Indeed, the recklessness of this administration is central to the Democrats' victory.
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Trump's impulsive recklessness, his pathological need to impress, is his defining characteristic.
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It began to occur to me that it's not recklessness, it's caution.
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Government spending and the debt are soaring, provoking grumblings about fiscal recklessness.
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The DNC's prudence stands in stark contrast to the Republican Party's recklessness.
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Disturbing our NATO allies' slumber seems more like due diligence than recklessness.
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"The extent of the recklessness in this case is breathtaking," she said.
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She also faces one misdemeanor count of criminal recklessness, according to prosecutors.
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That does not, however, suggest that Democrats are benefiting from Trump's recklessness.
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Odds are the president's recklessness is bound to catch up with him.
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They appeared to have developed the same recklessness observed in Toxoplasma-infected rodents.
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James Lankford (R-OK) has also warned of the dangers of deficit recklessness.
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Ryan kind of reflected the recklessness of all the characters back on themselves.
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But over time, the tribe has made tweaks to try to prevent recklessness.
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The theater needs more of the spontaneity and recklessness of the comedy club.
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Trump's first statement has stunned many observers with its sheer recklessness and incompetence.
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The first is that it provides temporary political cover for Mr Trump's recklessness.
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The Twitter issue stands out as particularly troubling collision of influence and recklessness.
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The promise of payouts may encourage recklessness, such as building on vulnerable land.
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Goodwin became a symbol of banker recklessness and greed during the credit crisis.
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Of course, this kind of recklessness often ends with hurt and of regret.
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But they have also drawn increasing criticism about the recklessness of some riders.
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And there's no better example of this Saudi recklessness than in the Balkans.
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"We mistook violence for passion, indolence for leisure, and thought recklessness was freedom."
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They show a recklessness and a willingness to subject America to great risk.
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But we don't talk about the financial recklessness of GOP admins, do we?
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We gather at once that Fawcett is bold, impatient, and chafed by recklessness.
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For too long, Washington has relied on force over conversation, recklessness over restraint.
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The most unconservative behaviour of Mr Johnson's government has been its constitutional recklessness.
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So far, Mr. Trump has avoided paying a personal price for his recklessness.
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After Pericles's death, arrogance toward other states and recklessness contributed to Athens's defeat.
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But few jerks do as much damage as he did in his recklessness.
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The bipartisan cheers from Washington, Silicon Valley and Wall Street fed his recklessness.
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The law is the main bulwark against renewed recklessness in the financial system.
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The recklessness he displayed in his Argentine flit was not a one-off.
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Only Congress, on a bipartisan basis, can constrain Mr. Trump's recklessness and ineptitude.
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It is to protect the public against future acts of recklessness or abuse.
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It pokes fun at the Atomic Age while demonstrating its horrors and recklessness.
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The single-most effective way to stop this recklessness is to speak up.
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By that September, his recklessness as a candidate had caught up with him.
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Food Stamp recipients didn't cause the financial crisis; recklessness on Wall Street did.
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This recklessness of giving this young child a loaded firearm should not have happened.
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His conduct demonstrates that his recklessness is intentional and designed to harm Mr. Unsworth.
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Food Stamp recipients did not cause the financial crisis; recklessness on Wall Street did.
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Officer Liang is charged with second-degree manslaughter, which requires recklessness rather than intent.
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President Park Geun-hye said it showed the "maniacal recklessness" of Kim Jong-un.
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In the case of Musk, he's now been given license to continue his recklessness.
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That means less time in the batting cages and less recklessness in the field.
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And then you'll tell me whether you think it was through their own recklessness.
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Since acuity requires opening myself up like the wound I am, I choose recklessness.
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Republicans propelled themselves to power in Washington by promising an end to fiscal recklessness.
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Holly was charged June 16 with child abuse-recklessness and endangerment, according to police.
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Israeli voters recoiled at the shameless pandering, the ignoble kowtowing, the self-serving recklessness.
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Trump achieved fame and power by consistently shocking us with his indecency and recklessness.
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First, there is a real concern among America's allies about Trump's recklessness and unpredictability.
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That doesn't mean we shouldn't be troubled by the apparent recklessness of Trump's decision.
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And there definitely seems to be recklessness in the way Homeland Security is operating.
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But grandiosity and profound insecurity often find the same form of public expression: recklessness.
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But inexperience, recklessness and weak oversight by corporate boards have led to past missteps.
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This is fiscal recklessness, and we are bankrupting the country our grandchildren will inherit.
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Third, we had the best rules to incentivize risk-taking and to prevent recklessness.
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This recklessness, Redditors will tell you, reveals the true emptiness dwelling inside these people.
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And much of the press went along, treating recklessness as a form of political savvy.
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This presidential election matters more than most because of the sheer recklessness of that scheme.
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But what about the greed and recklessness of the gun manufacturers and dealers in America.
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Overpay for prudence by too much and it can start to look like financial recklessness.
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She sets out to find a cure, hoping to expose their recklessness along the way.
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They also accuse the Trump campaign of incitement to riot, negligence, gross negligence and recklessness.
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" That way, he said, "we may be able to mitigate the recklessness of the electorate.
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As an adult, I now regret my teenage recklessness that ultimately led to that decision.
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Trump's recklessness is raising the stakes, such that the only eventual remedy may be impeachment.
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He's a give-no-fucks firebrand on stage, despite that recklessness often leading to accidents.
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"Food stamp recipients didn't cause the financial crisis; recklessness on Wall Street did," he said.
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Jalin Marshall's slipperiness as a kick returner intrigues the Jets, but his recklessness exasperates them.
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Until this moment, senator, I think I never really gauged your cruelty or your recklessness.
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"Food-stamp recipients didn't cause the financial crisis; recklessness on Wall Street did," Obama said.
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Awakened to the range and recklessness of the G.R.U.'s activities, Western governments are retaliating.
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Their recklessness and the attendant re-emergence of measles aren't just a public health crisis.
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The public has two defenses against recklessness on Wall Street – regulations and the regulators themselves.
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The city has argued that Mr. Thevenin's own carelessness, recklessness and negligence caused his death.
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"What you're seeing is recklessness trying to be passed off as bipartisanship," he later added.
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To choose to travel by basket and balloon requires two personality traits: ingenuity and recklessness.
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The complaint charges the company with gross negligence, recklessness, and deliberate indifference to Johnathan's safety.
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It's the first instance we hear of the true consequential darkness that comes after recklessness.
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"Food Stamp recipients didn't cause the financial crisis; recklessness on Wall Street did," the president declared.
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Hot Priest stumbles away, shocked by his recklessness (hence the near-cancelation of his wedding officiation).
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And the very recklessness that makes them so frightening also makes them vulnerable to straightforward policing.
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And Flake's broader concern about fragility of our institutions amid all of this recklessness is chilling.
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Paul LePage in many ways is the precursor to the recklessness and callousness of President Trump.
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As that recklessness propelled the nation toward the financial crash of 2008, another political reckoning loomed.
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But should that line of defense essentially spare a player who endangers another with intentional recklessness?
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Don't legitimize his lying, ignorance, cruelty and recklessness just because he's one of two presidential candidates.
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Still, he has unnerved many American political leaders through what they view as his sheer recklessness.
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Suddenly, joking about Trump's hair seems petty in the face of such consequential and dangerous recklessness.
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The movie, stuffed as it is with human error, recruits us to the cause of recklessness.
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I fear we will be dealing with the consequences of this recklessness for years to come.
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For me, this crisis exposed the cowardice and recklessness of the bureaucracy of the Chinese government.
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But his deeds weigh heavy on him, feeding his spiral of self-flagellation, addiction and recklessness.
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He was small, fragile-looking, but he played the game fast, with what looked like recklessness.
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"Carelessness and recklessness continue to be the main causes of these tragic accidents," the statement said.
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Europeans are deeply alarmed by what they regard as the president's recklessness in the Middle East.
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Previous efforts to rein in spending or to remake the bank's culture of recklessness proved inadequate.
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The president can declassify information if he wishes but that's not an open invitation to recklessness.
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"People of Nevada know what Wall Street's greed, irresponsibility, recklessness, and illegal behavior did," Mr. Sanders said.
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Unfortunately, the brazen recklessness exhibited by He will now place a dark taint on that futuristic prospect.
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The greed, the recklessness and the illegal behavior of Wall Street drove this economy to its knees.
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Carelessness and recklessness persist, but driving, flying and construction work are much safer than in the past.
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We may never love driverless cars the way we love the recklessness of being behind the wheel.
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He sat and listened while they overshared, then went and gloated about their recklessness in his confessionals.
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She probably didn't take the lectern to deliver a stem-winder about the recklessness of commodities speculation.
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They love each other with an abandon and a recklessness that is fascinating to watch on screen.
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From the outset, it sounds like Logan Paul's recklessness has been a defining feature of their friendship.
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"His recklessness has cost more than 22015,000 coal workers their jobs since 2011," Capito said of Obama.
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The only chance of checking Trump's likely excesses and recklessness is if Republicans step in, as Sens.
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They further level charges of incitement to riot, negligence, gross negligence and recklessness against the Trump campaign.
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Perhaps we can consider the merits of enterprises based on give and take instead of mutual recklessness.
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The sheer recklessness of this would, in theory, encourage people to spend the windfall, not save it.
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A district attorney can charge recklessness, negligence— there's all kinds of different statutes that a DA has.
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He is a victim of the state, defended by our hero with her trademark recklessness and conviction.
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But none of these companies were fined anywhere near hundreds of millions of dollars for their recklessness.
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Abandon as in recklessness, but also sudden departure: leaving behind the starving self, its cold skeletal shell.
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They were the first American family to sue Boeing, accusing the company of gross negligence and recklessness.
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"I've been studying concussions, and some of the symptoms are things like anxiety and recklessness," Peat said.
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Brazier was charged with two counts of criminal recklessness and two counts of neglect of a dependent.
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Trump's serial recklessness may change not just the course of his presidency but also the office itself.
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Perhaps worst of all, they said, Argentina had let its military degrade to the point of recklessness.
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Like the New Jersey fertility doctors before him, Dr. He was roundly condemned for his secretive recklessness.
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It wasn't an act of recklessness but of the kind of planning worthy of a moon landing.
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Across decades, the toll of deaths related to fraternity revelry and recklessness is surely in the hundreds.
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The task, church insiders say, is to give free-ish rein to imaginative projects while curbing recklessness.
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SoftBank&aposs Vision Fund operates with a macho culture of recklessness, according to employees speaking to Bloomberg.
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Law enforcement has immunity for genuine mistakes, but not for recklessness or blatantly ignoring their legal duty.
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He's willing to kill for her, and he's willing to die for her — both with equal recklessness.
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The Kentucky senator called the budget deal "recklessness" masked as bipartisanship during a floor speech last week.
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Ever more recklessness fuelled the upward march of prices, until the mania could no longer be sustained.
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While she's not without her recklessness, Abby is the group's voice of reason and de facto boss.
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If this is not treason then is it recklessness, or stupidity that leads to such misconceived policies?
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Through Stevie's recklessness, Jake learns that his love of breaking the rules could easily go too far.
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The greed, the recklessness, and the illegal behavior of Wall Street drove our economy to its knees.
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But as our special report sets out, his changes come with more authoritarianism at home, and recklessness abroad.
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Able to convey both fuck-the-world recklessness and deep depression, it is modern humanity in a nutshell.
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Interior Minister Julio Cesar Gandarilla said late Tuesday they died as a result of "recklessness" during the storm.
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Charley Fowler was charged with felony criminal recklessness after allegedly dragging a nail salon employee with her car.
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Still, an engaged, active, and mobilized grassroots community is making sure Republicans will be punished for their recklessness.
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Not all laws of war violations are war crimes -- only serious violations committed with criminal intent or recklessness.
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But what are these pockets of financial-market recklessness that Janet Yellen and colleagues are looking to restrain?
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That Steven Mnuchin, the treasury secretary, is also an alumnus of Goldman Sachs was no bar to recklessness.
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As Donald Trump's campaign comes unglued, its underlying depravity and recklessness can become difficult to keep in perspective.
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It's hard to prove intentional conduct, but recklessness—maybe it's something [the court] would be more sympathetic to.
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The confluence of insubordination and recklessness on Comey's part were red flags that simply could not be ignored.
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The culture that once admired smoking, drinking, and a tendency toward recklessness is now hyper-focused on health.
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"Until this moment, senator, I think I have never really gauged your cruelty or your recklessness," said Welch.
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Louisville will not get recklessness from Watson, 21, who last week improved to 22-2 as Clemson's starter.
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That tragedy, "Recklessness," was written in 1913 and had apparently never been staged in O'Neill's lifetime (1888-1953).
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If you would stop such recklessness in your personal life, would you also stop it with your vote?
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It is her recklessness in foreign affairs (exemplified by her vote for the Iraq war) that makes Mrs.
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The Watchers love them, offering dares of increasing recklessness and remuneration until the two realize they are trapped.
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So Republicans who privately bemoan the president's recklessness are content to rationalize, wring their hands and do nothing.
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Even though he's long been deliteralizing his work, it still captures the structural recklessness of the best graffiti.
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Saying "I do love a rush of blood," she hungers to marry rigor with abandon, control with recklessness.
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Kennedy's conduct during the Cuban missile crisis was the opposite of the current president's swaggering, ill-informed recklessness.
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If that wasn't enough recklessness, he leaked some of those records to the press after he was fired.
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She asked that the suspect, Michael Quiles, 27, be denied bail because of the recklessness of his actions.
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Still, I have a hunch some dim tide of reprisal will return to haunt Trump for his recklessness.
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Mr. Trump's serial recklessness may change not just the course of his presidency but also the office itself.
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"President Trump's recklessness with sensitive information is deeply disturbing and clearly problematic," Mr. Reed said in a statement.
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It was largely done with Mr. Banks's money, pugnaciousness and cheery recklessness, which sometimes upset even Mr. Farage.
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You might have recoiled in horror at his recklessness, but you couldn't deny that he loved his kids.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and H.R. McMaster, the national security adviser, have ring-fenced Trump's recklessness and bellicosity.
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"What you're seeing is recklessness trying to be passed off as bipartisanship," he said on the Senate floor.
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At a dramatic Senate hearing, an Army attorney confronted and tackled the cruelty, recklessness, and bullying of Sen.
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Hence, the defendant often must make this recklessness showing without any documentary evidence of what the police did.
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But our current laxness toward illegal immigration shows a recklessness and disregard for those who live here legally.
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"There was always an air of debauchery and recklessness about the week that made me nervous," she said.
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It has taken nearly a decade but Canadian lenders are back in the spotlight, this time accused of recklessness.
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The killing in a crowded airport quickly captured international attention, with many shocked at its audacity, ruthlessness and recklessness.
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Second, it should specifically address incitement of discrimination and hatred, with recklessness forming part of the test of intent.
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Brooklyn prosecutors also believed that that Liang's recklessness with the weapon was compounded by yet another reckless criminal act.
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Mr. Deeb argued in court that Officer Hatem had fired at Ms. Sabbagh out of "recklessness," not ill intent.
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Goodwin, who left RBS a wealthy man, became a symbol of banker recklessness and greed during the credit crisis.
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Putin is no fan of the Syrian dictator, whose recklessness has tried his patience on more than one occasion.
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To these naysayers, her refusal to practice strict monogamy and respectability are a sign of Jasmine's immorality and recklessness.
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The campaigns have found plenty of things to blame, from free-trade deals to the recklessness of Wall Street.
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Recklessness is taken as a counterweight to all the errors of reason, that catalyst of misery, that accountant's demand.
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Of the relevant causal emotions, perhaps the most primal is fear, and the impulse to overcome fear through recklessness.
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He contended that a recklessness standard failed to satisfied the federal requirement that a person actually use physical force.
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The Omaha Daily Bee in 1893 lamented the "series of distressing accidents" and "spirit of recklessness" surrounding the celebrations.
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Fortunately, when the crisis broke, Eden's recklessness was foiled by the calm resolve of the American president, Dwight Eisenhower.
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She is a master of recklessness who has also spoken openly and defiantly about sexuality, depression, and eating disorders.
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But more than that, a congressional bailout written exclusively on the UMWA's terms would be the height of recklessness.
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Those alerts make me feel worse, because they reveal my impatience, my recklessness, my everyday failures of self-regulation.
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Their values are domination; gut-thinking; cultishness; recklessness; fundamentalism; and the preference for raw power over letting things be.
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This recklessness was demonstrated on Wednesday, when a video of young people on Spring Break in Florida went viral.
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Thinking about the recklessness of expanding the possibilities for disaster while simultaneously weakening defenses against it dizzies the mind.
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They quietly restrain the rapaciousness of corporate greed, keeping people and planet safe from profit-at-any-cost recklessness.
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Police said Austin Mark Smith, 22, has been charged with criminal recklessness with a deadly weapon and reckless homicide.
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"What you're seeing is recklessness trying to be passed off as bipartisanship," Paul said in a Senate floor speech.
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And no one embodies the glittery rise, unfettered recklessness and spectacular collapse of the industry more than Mr. Freidman.
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Facebook's recklessness with customer data coupled with Kremlin-backed meddling in the 2016 U.S. elections are two massive challenges.
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Hanging out with high-school kids seems to work as a contact high for her, normalizing her hidden recklessness.
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In some areas red tape surely has choked lending—notably residential mortgages, where recklessness led to catastrophe a decade ago.
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" This, together with his involvement as an author on the papers, amounted to "recklessness ... which facilitated the misconduct in research.
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Republicans and other critics have accused her of recklessness and questioned whether the Justice Department can fairly conduct an investigation.
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Sure, Poe is one of the good guys, but his recklessness and need to be the hero lead to disaster.
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Trump shatters norms on a nearly daily basis, but typically his recklessness is noted, objected to, and then largely forgotten.
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The CFTC clarified that a spoofing violation requires a market participant to act with some degree of intent beyond recklessness.
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And the present behavior of the President implies more than just recklessness or lack of respect of boundaries or norms.
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As we reported ... Amber was arrested on 3 felony charges, including domestic battery and criminal recklessness with a deadly weapon.
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Speaking at a Thomson Reuters conference in Cape Town, David Makhura said President Jacob Zuma's administration was guilty of "recklessness".
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Rachel is unstable and dangerous—she needs help, immediately—and Blunt gives her a pathetic recklessness that's daring and committed.
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The danger is that North Korea's recklessness might destabilize [the region]—it might push Japan into becoming a nuclear power.
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"I'm sorry if my recklessness upsets you," Jed says perceptively as Jonathan/Tom/Andrew reaches to put the kettle on.
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He's started tweeting with the casual recklessness—and the buzzwords—of his client, inflaming Trump's supporters and taunting his enemies.
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And this renders complaints of discrepant urgency, about politicians of different recklessness, into one big, ignorable mush of partisan rancor.
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The recklessness, the despair, the black-on-black destruction of bodies that we all should have been so tired of.
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Financing items as diverse as furniture, laptops, clothing, and more with easily obtained credit opened the door to fiscal recklessness.
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We are most comfortable with female anger when it promises to regulate itself, to refrain from recklessness, to stay civilized.
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And as a bonus, Trumpish recklessness could slide us into a war with North Korea that could leave millions dead.
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It's longing, grief, recklessness, daring, dread, a keen awareness of fleeting youth, and an overflowing heart rolled into one song.
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"Why do they act with such deliberate caution in some neighborhoods and such recklessness in our neighborhoods?" asked the Rev.
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I count myself among the adults who find this neurological account of adolescent recklessness to be both clarifying and confounding.
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At the time, South Korean President Park Geun-hye said the test served to show the "maniacal recklessness" of Kim.
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Friend-related cries (5.5 percent) were caused by a handful of high-intensity situations: conflicts, weddings, recklessness, and life chats.
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Just watch out for recklessness—Mars will clash with Jupiter on June 24/25, which means enthusiasm but also excessive behavior.
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The "wanton murder" charge does not imply an intent to kill but an extreme recklessness showing no concern for human life.
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Paul Ritter also stars in the series as Anatoly Dyatlov, the deputy chief engineer whose recklessness may have triggered the explosion.
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Charley Fowler, who reportedly is a mental health therapist, faced criminal recklessness and theft charges after the alleged nail salon incident.
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The CFTC guidance clarified that a spoofing violation requires a market participant to act with some degree of intent beyond recklessness.
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Then-president Goodluck Jonathan suspended the official for "financial recklessness and misconduct" for making the comment, which NNPC claimed was unfounded.
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It offsets her argument that Trump is uniquely unqualified for the presidency by virtue of his recklessness and lack of discretion.
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The choreographer and company founder Shannon Gillen pairs moments of quiet contemplation with bouts of recklessness in her search for answers.
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In 239, she pled guilty to a misdemeanor charge of criminal recklessness and was released with time served, like Anna Yocca.
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He appreciated the energy and pedal to the metal pace that I kept but was concerned about my recklessness, I suppose.
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Nwandu says this "recklessness" on the part of the cheater leaves her hands tied, because it's "bound to come out" eventually.
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It's a bizarre shift, somewhere between arrogance and recklessness, and it has the ugly fingerprints of hacky storytelling all over it.
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I know they're really trying to make a dichotomy between the two characters, but his hedonism/recklessness is a little dramatic.
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Today, USA Gymnastics apologized for its recklessness and its lack of protection for the many who suffered the hands of Nassar.
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Louis the Child, a band of two adults named Robby and Freddy, highlight the broken iPhone screen as proof of recklessness.
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Their general aesthetic—leather, neon and wordy album titles—has a hint of recklessness that keeps it from being too clean.
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"Today is about recklessness and accountability," he added, noting that American financial institutions have close ties to political elites in Beijing.
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" He added, "No amount of emergency preparedness could have prevented the gross medical and criminal recklessness that occurred at this facility.
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The recklessness of their leaders is a result of personal choices at the ballot box, not impersonal social or economic forces.
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To be clear, I'm not challenging the president's recklessness because of his party, his ideology or his criticism of The Times.
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"What you're seeing is recklessness trying to be passed off as bipartisanship," Paul said in a speech on the Senate floor.
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Few workplaces in the real world celebrate the season with as much commitment and recklessness as the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company.
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It deals with big themes—lust, love, recklessness, the easiness of falling into hedonism as a way of avoiding reality—without bluster.
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Making the situation worse not better when our economy is strong enough to endure the transition away from fiscal recklessness is unacceptable.
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I was in one of these periods of recklessness when one of my friend's got a tattoo gun, as he called it.
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Observers pointed to the recklessness of his words and to the ways in which delegitimatizing the system might eventually culminate in unrest.
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Nathaniel Jordan, 27, of Muncie, faces preliminary felony charges including neglect of a dependent causing death, criminal recklessness, and domestic battery, Sgt.
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Today, Congress faces a billionaire corporate titan whose recklessness has dire consequences for the lives of millions of people around the world.
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I'll admit I felt a certain recklessness and freedom coursing through my veins as I walked, completely naked, through the living room.
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His chosen constellation of features – rebelliousness, emotional turbulence, sexual recklessness – became the blueprint for analyzing and assessing the problems of young people.
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"It is recklessness on steroids: under circumstances where there is a great risk of death and the person proceeds anyway," he says.
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Instead, they will embrace the current arrangement, in all of its recklessness, at least until their agenda is complete—or in ruins.
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Along with the fame that came with being Jackass adjacent, a lifestyle of recklessness and self-harm was attached for the band.
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Here are some examples of cultural heritage around the world that has been harmed as a result of negligence, recklessness or worse.
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While politicians are making hay out of Big Pharma's wanton greed and recklessness, far less attention has been paid to the DEA.
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In either event, Mnuchin's budget recklessness could very well have advanced the date at which today's global asset market price bubbles burst.
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His propensity for recklessness combined with his ignorance could land him in hot water if he decided not to use an interpreter.
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Fred and his mother, Suzy, are casualties of Lenny's recklessness and neglect, and, at once, of the society he wants to overthrow.
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"Capitalism in America" barely mentions Trump beyond condemning his "dangerous" trade policies and warning about the fiscal recklessness of his tax cuts.
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His abuse had made me promiscuous to the point of recklessness, grateful for the simple fact that my body could still want.
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But those efforts likely will do little to deter lawsuits that accuse the company of negligence or recklessness in safeguarding consumers' data.
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On social media, he's basically your goofy college friend, with a refreshing, star-next-door personality that somehow never veers into recklessness.
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Alice Bhatti (named for his old editor) is a ferociously strong young woman: smart, independent, and rebellious to the point of recklessness.
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The former veep pilloried what he viewed as Trump's recklessness and called for congressional authorization of any further military engagement with Iran.
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The human is a knot of contradictions and opposing drives: reason and unreason; wisdom and recklessness; faithlessness and mysticism; logic and imagination.
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And, lo, a lot of Americans got to worrying about what viciousness, what greed, and what recklessness the People were capable of.
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"The state's theory from the beginning has been one of negligence, recklessness, and disregard for duty and orders by this defendant," Williams said.
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So with the action, it was important that I could get a camera close to her, and capture the recklessness of the character.
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The appetite for ever-riskier bets recalls the recklessness that led up to the financial crisis, which began a decade ago this week.
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Clinton and the Democrats gain by making a sharp contrast between Trump's recklessness and loose tongue and Clinton's own reliability and careful words.
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" He said Trump's foreign policy, which Romney, if nominated, would be carrying out as his secretary of state, "was recklessness in the extreme.
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When markets do make that realization, financing will dry up and the country will pay a heavy price for its fiscal policy recklessness.
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My vulnerabilities—a certain recklessness, a freshman-year social life that depended on spaces and substances provided by men—were just as clear.
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This would represent "rational recklessness" — taking advantage of tax inducements to put capital at risk even without high confidence in the ultimate payoff.
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"If you want to know where that kind of obstructionism and recklessness leads, just look at the Republican race for the presidency," Mrs.
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But, in these perilous and unpredictable times, it's worth pausing to consider how Trump's recklessness might manifest itself in a national-security emergency.
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At the same time, she also understands that recklessness is his business: Nobody clears margins that high on Wall Street without outrageous risk.
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Clinton of cofounding the Islamic State, he echoes the recklessness with which Hamilton associated Jefferson with the bloody Jacobins of the French Revolution.
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He unveiled new superagencies to tackle three major potential threats to support for Communist Party rule: financial recklessness, environmental pollution and official corruption.
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As a theater professional I have seen porn actors who have explored the human body's limits bravely, openly, nearing the edge of recklessness.
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Another part of all of this that must sting is that much of this legal mess springs from Trump's own recklessness and impetuousness.
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From art about environmental recklessness to Caribbean post-coloniality, Armory kicked off the spring art fair season in spite of growing coronavirus concerns.
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"A special measure is urgently needed to stop their recklessness," the prime minister, Lee Nak-yon, told defense ministers in Seoul on Thursday.
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Australia cited a "pattern of recklessness and aggression," including the downing of a Malaysia Airlines flight over Ukraine and interference in Western elections.
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"The United States quite plainly says that the military confrontation is inevitable, however, everyone understands the catastrophic consequences of such recklessness," he said.
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"Against this backdrop of peace and cooperation, a U.S. ship wantonly provoking trouble is singleminded to the point of recklessness," the paper said.
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Barely a decade has passed since the recklessness of major financial institutions helped to catalyze the largest economic crisis since the Great Depression.
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Only it's not immediately so easy to see the damage created by disposable clothes: the environmental catastrophes, the corporate recklessness, the social injustice.
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The police issued a warrant for his arrest and Jones turned himself in for preliminary charges of criminal recklessness and possession of hash oil.
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He was brave to the point of recklessness: as a boy, he once rode a bicycle straight into a wall to prove his mettle.
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The blatant recklessness accelerates him to a virtual kitchen where he douses himself with olive oil and talks about the future of VR porn.
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Many were alarmed at how many world leaders said they were concerned that Trump's "recklessness" would invite America's enemies to be even more reckless.
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But the unaccustomed drama—indeed, the apparent recklessness—of helicopter money could increase the expected inflation rate, encouraging taxpayers to spend rather than save.
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She was also mum about the recklessness of Hillary Rodham Clinton bypassing secure channels while conducting sensitive State Department affairs of the federal government.
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At least, that's what some people believe because of the stories of drunken debauchery, assaults, racism, and general recklessness that usually result from it.
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He also gambled, fouled, and relied way too often on a recklessness that will annihilate Milwaukee in the playoffs if he keeps it up.
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And he has singled out Blankfein and his company as a poster child for the greed and recklessness he says is endemic in finance.
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Nakadate moves beyond a Lolita-led consideration of naivety and recklessness by forcing you to pay attention to people who would otherwise be invisible.
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To live each day as if it were your last, without a thought for the future, is simply bad advice, a recipe for recklessness.
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It matters desperately whether Driss's death is an accident, an act of recklessness or murder, and whether we believe we can separate these things.
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Friends describe Mr. Weissmann as relentless and boundary-grazing but fundamentally fair, a creative legal strategist whose hyperdiligence should not be confused with recklessness.
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But it was condemned by France and Germany, who issued a joint statement criticizing the recklessness of bringing down a government during a pandemic.
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That promise makes the plan less vulnerable to charges that it's bad for the middle class — but more vulnerable to charges of fiscal recklessness.
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To charge someone with criminal recklessness, prosecutors would have to prove that a person "consciously disregards a substantial and unjustifiable risk," the office said.
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From the outside, you have to wonder what on earth would make it desirable to undertake an experiment of this scale and apparent recklessness.
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"Some of that recklessness has actually helped build the bipartisan coalition that will be needed in Congress to meaningfully address the environment," he said.
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For years, states have cited concerns about drug availability to justify extreme secrecy and recklessness in their efforts to get drugs and perform executions.
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Ziblatt points to the GOP's unprecedented blocking of President Obama's Supreme Court nominee, Judge Merrick Garland, in 2016 as an example of institutional recklessness.
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Most of the wilder elements of rock 'n' roll recklessness are handled with a wink and a nod, stripping away the hedonistic lore of Queen.
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Firing a woman for failing to perform her assigned task of censoring other women's speech, displays a level of callousness and recklessness that is unusual.
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Martina McBride's new song "Reckless" is an opportunity for the singer to celebrate taking chances – and judging from the tune's video, recklessness agrees with her.
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Intelligent, compassionate, and brave to the point of recklessness, Sabrina is all that stands between us and the forces of darkness that threaten our world.
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As a result of the greed, recklessness and illegal behavior on Wall Street, our economy was in the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.
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Daniel Brühl plays Daniel Domscheit-Berg, an idealistic German computer whiz who helped extend WikiLeaks' reach, then grew disillusioned with its founder's recklessness and evasions.
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Under tremendous public pressure, prosecutors offered Shuai a deal: plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge of criminal recklessness and the murder charge would be dropped.
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They cited high debt levels, instability, and excessive recklessness as possible reasons for a downturn not unlike the start of the financial crisis in 2007.
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"What I see are politicians, who make a strategy out of excessive language, and their recklessness and hatred," he said in a speech on Thursday.
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It inspired me: to move to Los Angeles, to start writing, to let just a little bit of recklessness slip into an otherwise ordinary day.
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Deterrence relies, at bottom, on the assumption that an adversary is not suicidal, but this Administration suspects that Kim's recklessness could trigger his own destruction.
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How we would instill a love of adventure and an understanding of the difference between risk and recklessness, something we were just beginning to grasp.
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That fact alone might not be a problem if California policymakers were willing to make homeowners face the consequences of their recklessness, but they aren't.
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According to Bob Woodward's book "Fear," he sees Trump clearly because he has seen Trump in private situations where his ignorance and recklessness were bare.
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Critics are scathing of that idea — they see recklessness and self-aggrandizement where Trump loyalists see guts — but it clearly has an appeal to some.
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Deutsche Bank's willingness to lend to dictators was driven by the same recklessness that drove it to shoot for a 25 percent return on equity.
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He bravely, if a bit prematurely, attempts a foray into a supermarket, demonstrating the very sort of élan and recklessness that was once Jimmy's domain.
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That experience should be a warning to Republicans defending Trump at a time when the full extent of his recklessness is only just being revealed.
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Among other top candidates, Pete Buttigieg has expressed his dismay at the president's recklessness, while Senator Elizabeth Warren has issued a series of escalating denunciations.
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Shuai reached a plea deal in 2013 that saw her plead guilty to criminal recklessness but did not require her to serve more jail time.
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SEX pulls you in with an awkward recklessness that eventually gives way to a woozy intimacy, reminding you how raw and personal art can get.
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I like her as Black Widow, but I didn't get the kind of cold, self-loathing recklessness it seems like she was trying to project here.
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My parents saw a change in me that they didn't like, and eventually my dad found my diet pills and yelled at me for my recklessness.
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She blabs her plan to her nerdy high school classmate Matt (Patton Oswalt), who tries to get her to understand her recklessness before it's too late.
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With no apparent consideration for the political recklessness of his crude comments, Trump once again went after Machado's physical appearance, bringing her up on his own.
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If the latter, critics say, it represents either a total lack of understanding of the life-or-death nature of intelligence gathering or an appalling recklessness.
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"This Administration's recklessness has already done significant harm to families, and undermined our fight against terror," House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said in an emailed statement.
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Yet as we all know, market sentiment toward Greece changed and the country is still paying the heavy price today of its past fiscal policy recklessness.
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" Investigators also say the crash scene is consistent with a high speed collision -- and the "recklessness" of the driver "was exacerbated by the consumption of alcohol.
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If Trump goes with Pruitt instead of Tillerson, he will immediately create a worldwide consensus on climate action: to fight the American recklessness that Pruitt epitomizes.
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Running off to the battle pits the day before the Hawkers' Market was the kind of recklessness for which their father would have beaten Brysen breathless.
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Yet the sheer breadth and recklessness of Mr. Trump's attacks reveal dark impulses that would not bode well for First Amendment freedoms in a Trump presidency.
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Clinton wandered between neocon-Republican recklessness and liberal-Democrat naiveté America is less secure and the world is more fractured because of Clinton's State Department tenure.
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"As a consequence of Jeffrey Reinking's gross negligence and grotesque recklessness, Mr. DaSilva was brutally and senselessly murdered," reads a court filing obtained by the Tennessean.
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The bill comes two days after FBI Director James Comey ripped Clinton's recklessness in using a private email server when she served as secretary of State.
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The notice accused the city of "carelessness, recklessness and negligence" for allowing explosive substances at the business, which leases the city-owned property under the tracks.
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He then called throwing the weight of DOJ behind invalidating ACA "breathtaking" and "unbelievable" because of its wide-ranging scope, "recklessness" and lack of legal backing.
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"The storming of al-Aqsa mosque compound by Israeli occupation forces this Eid morning is an act of recklessness and aggression," she said in a statement.
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Among the arguments presented on Wednesday by counsel representing Left, Gerard McCoy, was that in 2016 the tribunal had not used an appropriate definition of recklessness.
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York faces five felony counts of neglect of a dependent, one felony count of dangerous control of a child, and one misdemeanor count of criminal recklessness.
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The two men's apparent closeness is not the cause of the prince's recklessness; for example, Saudi Arabia intervened in Yemen while Barack Obama was still president.
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He is risk-tolerant to the point of recklessness, and he has picked a fight where the West has far more at stake than he does.
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It's an attempt, she says, "to get more young people in" — a goal whose stomach-lurching naïveté (or is it recklessness?) the play doesn't sufficiently address.
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The other, based on personality questionnaires, or "inventories," categorized people as having certain traits, like recklessness or restraint, at levels that were fairly stable over time.
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During the 2016 campaign, Democrats warned that Trump's recklessness would derail the economic recovery that began during Barack Obama's administration, while Trump promised to supercharge growth.
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Amazon will most certainly dictate the future in one way or another, and I remain hopeful because the alternative of recklessness is too grim to accept.
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Themes of addiction, recklessness, and heartbreak, and the hardships of life as gay men in 1980s New York, are underscored by a palpable sense of urgency.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a New York City Democrat who was recently elected to the House of Representatives, called out the "financial recklessness" of the administration on Monday.
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Today anyone could find evidence of Trump's recklessness in his, according to PolitiFact, six big bankruptcies, but the facts of these failures never slowed Trump a bit.
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Perhaps the recklessness is part of the fun, but even a cursory Twitter search turns up innumerable scooter evangelists who've been converted by their time in Austin.
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Shepherd, 25, was also found guilty of criminal recklessness and of causing injury by passing a school bus that had its stop arm out, according to WNDU.
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Some use it to shock players and teach them what not to do, while others use death as a punishment for carelessness, recklessness, or some other mistake.
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This was a moment of recklessness that shouldn't count, as I instantly regretted doing it and tried to delete, but it went viral faster than I imagined.
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And under the U.S. military justice system, basic provisions on homicide and misconduct are also applicable, and those crimes can be committed with recklessness or even negligence.
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His recklessness, of which Khashoggi's murder is only the latest case, has been condemned by some Saudi allies, including Morocco, and may foster dissent in the kingdom.
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He seems truly invested in his therapy in a way that lacks the manipulation and recklessness from his prior Murder House sessions with Ben Harmon (Dylan McDermott).
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In a televised speech on December 2nd, Mr Saleh condemned the "recklessness" of his former Houthi allies and called for a dialogue with the Saudi-led coalition.
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"It demonstrates once again the regime's belligerence and recklessness of categorically disobeying the international community's resolve to achieve the denuclearization of North Korea," the foreign ministry said.
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Early on in this election, when Donald Trump was still a novelty, the political press did an admirable job being shocked by his ignorance, offensiveness, and recklessness.
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I'm showing her to you because I believe that all of us should always keep a dash of recklessness in order to live and not just survive.
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Amber was arrested on 3 felony charges, including domestic battery and criminal recklessness with a deadly weapon, and a judge just slapped her with a restraining order.
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"The Defendants' negligence, gross negligence, recklessness, willfulness, and wantonness created a hazard and danger which proximately caused the Plaintiff to sustain serious personal injuries," reads the suit.
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But even after Americans spent years working hard to recover from the Great Recession, the culture of misconduct and recklessness that preceded that crisis too often persists.
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That is, until the third round, when Rockhold capitalized on Weidman's recklessness, climbed into mount, and dropped punches until everyone who was watching squirmed in their seats.
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The scale of recklessness is astounding: crucial protections for more than 60 percent of our nation's stream miles and millions of acres of wetlands would be stripped.
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"Hillary Clinton's decision to skirt government transparency laws with her secret email server has taken on an entirely new level of recklessness," Short claimed in a statement.
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Each of these alternative policies would raise much-needed revenue to create jobs, make college affordable, and fix public infrastructure, while discouraging Wall Street greed and recklessness.
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"Most Tunisians are in a state of war against this recklessness, against these rats," he said, referring to the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL.
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The unadulterated recklessness coursing through all seven gripping hours makes getting some capital-c Cultcha feel like the farthest thing from fulfilling an obligation of good taste.
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It was a predictable Silicon Valley move—ask for forgiveness, not permission—but one that ired residents, cyclists, and people sick of the tech industry's lawless recklessness.
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The narrative spans Phoebe's formative years of college, during which she lives on the cusp of a childhood epitomized by tragedy and an adulthood defined by recklessness.
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The brutality and recklessness of that killing shone an intense media spotlight on the kingdom's other, newly aggressive actions that are destabilizing the region, as in Yemen.
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There's also a recklessness, as when he clambers atop the trailer — whose open doors reveal candles floating on water — and tries to drag a painting with him.
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The three protesters accused Heimbach and Bamberger of assault and battery and pressed charges of incitement to riot, negligence, gross negligence and recklessness against the Trump campaign.
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But the hypnotizing power display of vast organizations which exhibited and glorified power, trained man — without necessity — to recklessness and the unquestioning acceptance of death and annihilation.
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But their music — crunchy guitars, screeching vocal melodies and shout-along choruses — packs a thrilling recklessness that's been missing from a lot of mainstream rock 'n' roll.
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Smith is being held on bond on charges of reckless homicide and criminal recklessness while armed with a deadly weapon, according to the Grant Count Jail website.
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Blackwell claims he was jumped in April 2017 by two other cons at the Brooklyn Detention Center — thanks to the "carelessness, recklessness and gross negligence" of prison staff.
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It's a fairly high standard, and different than most state standards, where you may have various different crimes that a police officer can commit, including negligence or recklessness.
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He decided to self-publish his photographs to preserve the fleeting recklessness of their youth and the atmosphere before the graffiti world came to be dominated by Instagram.
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The rest, as we teach our children, is the cautionary tale of a President whose recklessness and paranoia made him the only one to ever resign his office.
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Adding the citizenship question to the decennial enumeration at this moment represents at best extreme recklessness, and at worst the weaponization of statistics, upending a basic constitutional command.
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In fact, sending warplanes to bomb India's nuclear neighbour earlier this year was not so much an act of strength as recklessness that could have ended in disaster.
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She somehow convinces me to go out and drink more vodka in her room, but after being around all the "almost grownups," I decide to join the recklessness.
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In the letter sent to customers, Clinton laid out a three-prong plan to address what she called "the culture of misconduct and recklessness" in the banking system.
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" All of the recklessness climaxes with the infectious "Bad Decisions," a celebration of jumping into the deep end: "I've been doing stupid things / wilder than I've ever been.
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"This action demonstrates [Russia's] irresponsible military support to Maduro's illegitimate regime & underscores Maduro's recklessness & irresponsible behavior," the command said on Twitter, knocking Russia's military and Venezuela's chaotic government.
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"We need a secretary of the Treasury who is prepared to take on the greed and recklessness of Wall Street, not someone who comes from Wall Street," Sen.
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Facing the resulting budget shortfalls, they would rather print and borrow money to cover up their recklessness than even converse about reforming federal programs or cutting federal spending.
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But proving recklessness is a high hurdle - it remains unclear who at Volkswagen knew what and when, while the company itself has blamed a small cadre of employees.
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Weingarten says that any case would have to prove not only that it was a real threat, but also that it was done with malicious intent or recklessness.
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He examines Mr. Trump's taste for debt, what associates have described as his startling capacity for recklessness, multiple corporate bankruptcies, dealings with reputed mobsters and accusations of fraud.
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Whatever occurred, it's also clear that the Khashoggi affair is just the latest sign of Saudi Arabia's growing recklessness under the leadership of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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I hope that some day far in the future, tourists don't swim through Midtown Manhattan and similarly reflect on the hubris and recklessness of early-21st-century Americans.
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We've published stories about the struggles of families who are poor and disquisitions on towns where parents can cover for their children's recklessness with their cash and connections.
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The Weather Channel "encouraged the pair's recklessness," instructing them to "barrel into dangerous weather conditions to obtain footage" and setting "the stage for this tragedy," the lawsuit says.
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Russia tried to use an emergency U.N. Security Council session to blame Ukraine for the confrontation, but the plan backfired, with Western nations accusing the Russians of recklessness.
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And just as their shared histories were colliding, so were their varied sensibilities: Mr. Lemon's careful stealth; Ms. Miller's luxuriant abandon; Mr. Houston-Jones's recklessness and dry humor.
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But those same loans cemented Deutsche Bank's reputation for recklessness — and made it a magnet for prosecutors, regulators and lawmakers hoping to penetrate Mr. Trump's opaque financial affairs.
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Dederer's comical, erratic storytelling is nuanced and unpredictable, dwelling on the recklessness of youth without ever selling short the courage and daring it took to be so reckless.
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It was both the recklessness and, paradoxically, repressiveness of those years that made Van Beirendonck's generation want to act out, made them want to choose ecstasy over safety.
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I had always pursued my desires with intense focus, but there is a fine line between confidence and recklessness and I had crossed it a hundred different ways.
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By reasserting its institutional prerogatives — by setting limits to the depredations and recklessness it will accept — the Republican Party would be acting to deter hijackers in the future.
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A recent fatal crash of a Tesla was attributed to the driver's recklessness and relying too much on the car's sensors, which apparently were blinded by the sun.
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Sheikh Mohammed said the refusal of Saudi Arabia and its Arab allies to end a 17-month political and economic boycott of Qatar was "recklessness" that risked regional security.
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He blamed the late hour and the heavy dust for "disorienting" the pilot, but he said he did not think there had been any "recklessness" by the helicopters' crew.
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Well, legislators in high-tax states, for one, who fear little consequence from the residents of low-tax states who end up footing the bill for their fiscal recklessness.
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"This action demonstrates [Russia's] irresponsible military support to Maduro's illegitimate regime & underscores Maduro's recklessness & irresponsible behavior, which undermines [the international] rule of law & efforts to counter illicit trafficking."—U.
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Mary York, 43, has been charged with five counts of neglect of a dependent, one count of dangerous control of a child, and one misdemeanor count of criminal recklessness.
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"It was gross negligence and recklessness on behalf of the Roswell Police Department ... that they would allow me to go to jail on a coin flip," Webb said Friday.
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President Donald Trump's rebuke of the Australian alliance is the latest act of recklessness in an unprecedented week that has undermined the viability of many of Washington's staunchest alliances.
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For all its grandeur, America's romance with hunting also reveals unpleasant truths about the country's capacity for limitless consumption, environmental recklessness, and indifference to both human and animal suffering.
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" After a moment or two, I said, "Well, some died in the war, and, if you read the proem carefully, you'll recall that others died 'through their own recklessness.
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The timing, the portrayal of brutal judgement brought down on a helpless populace, the Christianity... It all maybe makes sense as a critique of capitalist greed and military recklessness.
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"Yemeni citizens have tried to tolerate the recklessness of the Houthis over the last 2.5 years but cannot anymore," Saleh said during a televised address, according to media reports.
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Perhaps the recklessness of the Interior Department's latest decision will spur more members of Congress to support this sensible legislation that benefits ranchers while restoring public lands to health.
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It's hard to gauge the precise impact of America going AWOL in a European continent used to its ordering presence, but suffice it to say that recklessness is encouraged.
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The TV personality says CNN's obsessed with the story because it's been their moneymaker -- and they want it to be true -- but now they're paying the price for recklessness.
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"New Yorkers know all too well the damage caused by Donald Trump's xenophobia, bigotry, and recklessness, and Bernie is the candidate to take him on and take him down."
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The young prince's almost certain culpability in Mr. Khashoggi's killing underscores his extreme recklessness and immorality, while exposing him as a dangerous and unreliable partner for the United States.
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What Mr. Dodin has tossed out is Lady Milford's growing moral horror at the source of the duke's wealth and his recklessness with the lives of the common people.
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Those who remember are the explosive-ordnance disposal techs, who for more than 25 years have circulated Staff Sergeant Crick's battlefield logbook as a testament of American military recklessness.
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" Corker told the paper that Trump is treating the presidency like a "reality show" and that his recklessness risks putting the nation "on the path to World War III.
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"Someone who has a penchant for recklessness, for escalatory foreign policies, to retain the capability to enrich, I believe would be an incredibly dangerous precedent to set," Rubio said.
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"This is the first trial in Monmouth County that relied solely on cell phone use to establish recklessness in a Vehicular Homicide case," Gramiccioni said in a statement Saturday.
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Some observers argue this is probably an advantage for the industry because it forces deal originators to "eat what they cook", minimising irresponsibility and recklessness in their origination process.
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And while some sympathized with Mr. Chau's drive to travel to the island and minister to its inhabitants, others said they were disturbed by what they saw as recklessness.
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There's an obvious recklessness attached to this mentality, but if Indiana can discern some method inside its self-inflicted madness, ball-handlers like Oladipo will elevate to a higher ground.
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Between the lines: Rouhani began his speech, just hours after Trump lambasted multinational organizations in his address, by bemoaning the "recklessness" of countries that don't respect international agreements and organizations.
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Another case charged both Bornstein and his father of recklessness in overdosing and improperly performing a colonoscopy on Vincent Pollifrone, which the case argued led to his death in 2000.
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We have now -- have confirmation that Hillary Clinton&aposs recklessness in handling classified information led to foreign intelligence services getting a hold of classified information that&aposs enormously big news.
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The original rationale for the rule, mandated under the Dodd-Frank financial reforms of 2010, was that excessive executive pay encouraged corporate recklessness, fostered economic instability and deepened income inequality.
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Given the influence of protectionist organized labor interests, it also seems unlikely that Democrats will prioritize restrictions on Trump's trade recklessness should they take the reins of Congress next year.
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Bush's far-too-timid crawl to war and overlawyered "enhanced interrogations," rather than assuming because Bush's foreign policy went bad a far higher degree of recklessness and folly isn't possible.
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Thornton suggested that Freud was often high on cocaine when he wrote his early scientific articles, which accounts for their sloppiness with the data and the recklessness of their claims.
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Gawker's approach to adversarial journalism was probably closer to recklessness than it was to well-sourced, cross your t's and dot your i's, everything is lined up, we're bulletproof journalism.
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"The greed and recklessness we've seen from people like Donald Trump," he said, before trailing off to ask the crowd if they are familiar with the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
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"Despite his frequent contradictions and displays of ignorance, Trump has a long record of recklessness and has espoused a worldview that goes against everything that makes America great," it claimed.
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European nations, already nervous over Iran's recent recklessness in the Strait of Hormuz, are becoming more and more alarmed by what they view as an increasingly undependable partner in Tehran.
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If he ordered the murder of Khoshaggi, Bin Salman may have assumed that, given the praise he has received, his unearned image as a moderate would cover up his recklessness.
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Since cruelty and recklessness were intrinsic parts of Gawker's business model, it seemed only a matter of time before they would try to pretend that journalism justified the very worst.
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Ekkapol Ake Chantawong, the 25-year-old coach of the Wild Boars soccer team, has been criticized by some for what is perceived to be an act of supreme recklessness.
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Millennials will not only pay higher taxes due to this recklessness, we will also have less access to the government services Americans generally agree on like education, defense, and infrastructure.
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One thing the two men share is a recklessness that looks like courage in the eyes of their supporters, but which also sabotages the work of policymaking and diplomacy. Mrs.
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" He added that the prince "doesn't understand how badly his recklessness is hurting what's left of support for the U.S.-Saudi partnership in the Congress and among the American people.
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The industry is at least partly about the fascinating science of human behavior, from recklessness to neglect, and our collective efforts to behave responsibly that never end in total success.
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Mary York, an Indiana mother who last year notified authorities that her son was heading to school with a gun, turned herself in on charges of neglect and criminal recklessness.
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" Corker shot back, tweeting that the White House had become an "adult day care center" and later told The New York Times that Trump's recklessness could cause "World War III.
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"The authorities, with their stupidity and recklessness, are pushing the Bahraini people to difficult choices, which will have severe consequences for this corrupt dictatorial regime," Hezbollah said in a statement.
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Obama campaigned passionately against George W. Bush's foreign debacle and fiscal recklessness, but there's no vestige of that in the body language between Bush and Michelle Obama whenever they meet.
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The extreme anxiety in bond markets may come to look like a form of recklessness: how could markets square the rise in populism with a fear of deflation, for instance?
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Instead of a redemptive counterpoint, Kanye and Cudi offered up a dark and emotional distillation of the hyper-masculine recklessness that's coursed through Kanye's work over the past two years.
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That's four years shorter than the sentence dished out to a curry restaurant owner whose utter recklessness led to the very avoidable death of a man suffering from a peanut allergy.
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When you are managing your money, there's a point where all of your prudence becomes recklessness, and this is something you particularly see with people who want to save for retirement.
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Whereas this summer's retrogrades left us feeling impotent and wondering whether we deserve good things, this fall's make us feel on top of the world—to the point of near-recklessness.
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Morally, the government can hardly accuse MPs of constitutional recklessness, when it has repeatedly tortured the rules in its attempts to sideline Parliament during the past two years of Brexit talks.
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And most infuriatingly, ISIS and al Qaeda, far from losing support, will enjoy highlighting the self-indulgent recklessness of this Gulf infighting as the region fails to put out its fires.
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Brunson came out with his trademark aggression, attempting to smother Adesanya along the fence, but with less of the all-out recklessness of his fights with Robert Whittaker or Sam Alvey.
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I had just finished watching the Academy Award-winning documentary, "Inside Job," and felt a visceral anger for the recklessness of a relative few individuals and institutions in the financial community.
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"Dumb Dumb"—his local mega hit of 2014—celebrated his own recklessness and almost single-handedly helped project a new musical identity other than club music for Baltimore to neighboring cities.
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"I see a recklessness in him that I never saw before, going out on these limbs, saying things that could very well factor into the impeachment of his client," Frydman said.
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"Leaders across party lines are finally understanding the danger his recklessness and lawlessness pose for our democracy, and now they must hold him accountable," Steyer said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Switzerland's economy minister said the pay packets were a sign of recklessness and senior managers eventually offered to cut their bonuses by 40 percent, with the board also freezing its pay.
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The general rule in criminal law is that recklessness resulting from intoxication does not lessen culpability, but the A.L.I. is considering making an exception to that rule, specifically for rape law.
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His cavalier refusal to provide information requested by Congress has dangerously upended the careful architecture of the Constitution, and the nation will pay a price for his recklessness if he succeeds.
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"We do not believe Dawn and Charlie were deliberately targeted, but became victims as a result of the recklessness in which such a toxic nerve agent was disposed of," Basu said.
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Sanders, who frequently critiques "greed" and "recklessness" in high finance, has put forward a plan that would fundamentally remake Wall Street, effectively bringing an end to some of its biggest names.
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Over seven days of deliberations, the jury of five men and seven women had sent out several notes asking for Justice Gregory Carro to clarify the definition of recklessness and intent.
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It is the height of recklessness — a view held for decades reflected in the fact that raising the debt ceiling was once a mundane piece of housekeeping that garnered no attention.
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And by repeatedly overlooking bad actors within its ranks, even when their deeds became public, it came to popularize a new heedlessness in tech — not just disruptiveness but a celebrated recklessness.
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Prosecutors said Chin acted with extreme recklessness, causing the deaths of 25 people who were injected with tainted drugs made under his watch in insanitary conditions using unsafe and substandard production.
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Essentially the point is that even if they didn't intentionally target this hospital but they were reckless in the actual targeting process, then that recklessness could amount to a war crime.
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The point is not that Romney ran a perfectly clean campaign — he let Donald Trump endorse him, after all — but that his straitlaced nature is a foil for Trump's wanton recklessness.
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But so far, a recklessness has defined the culture of the largest companies pursuing the technology—Uber, Google, and arguably even Tesla—and has led directly to unnecessary crashes, injury, even death.
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Trump has been described as a web-comments thread in human form, and he has single-handedly brought the Internet's candor, bombast, and recklessness to the manufactured candor of the political process.
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"The more that it sinks in, the more angry I am at the recklessness of Nix and his method of selling and sell-at-all-costs and overhype," said a former employee.
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The record is clear: A vote for Hillary is a vote for recklessness and hawkishness, for Dick Cheney's secrecy and George W. Bush's interventionist folly, for disasters that no liberal should support.
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Like Arturo Gatti and all the great artists in the medium of taking two (or more) to give one, Jung is a contradiction: he merges grace and mastery with audacity and recklessness.
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But in every instance, instead of focusing on the Clintons' carelessness or recklessness, the right vastly inflated it: run-of-the-mill scandals got blown up into House of Cards–level dramatics.
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Their "recklessness" not only caused damage to the residence, but also led to the loss of countless family photographs, including old shots of loved ones who survived the Holocaust, the papers say.
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The same political economy driving Trump's Carrier public relations coup will apply to the GOP's desire to avoid a public relations nightmare, if their recklessness threatens to destabilize the individual insurance market.
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Greece's sorry experience with fiscal expansion following its adoption of the euro in 2001 should be a reminder to all about the dangers of allowing low interest rates to encourage fiscal recklessness.
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People unwilling to lend to a city known for fiscal recklessness were confident that PICA, divorced from the pressures of electoral politics, would prove a sound investment, and they were proven right.
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Surely he isn't so weaselly and shameless to simply ignore much more clear cut evidence of recklessness and corruption, just because the winner happened to be a member of his own party.
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But Fontaine is not a public figure by any stretch of the imagination, therefore the recklessness with which his client's photograph was used is a clear case of defamation, his lawyer argues.
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MOSCOW — A boating accident in northwestern Russia that claimed the lives of 14 disadvantaged children from Moscow was the result of criminal negligence and recklessness, investigators said in a statement on Monday.
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And perhaps the sentiment of Oracular Spectacular is also slightly outdated: the recklessness portrayed by Skins is no longer idealized, giving way to a dramatic spike in anxiety and value for wellness.
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In XCOM one of your biggest enemies is your own impatience (or, in the case of our Tactical Tuesdays stream that Austin and I do together, Austin's impatience and I daresay recklessness).
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Like virtually every Republican in Congress, he seems willing to uphold the policies of the Administration while choosing not to see—or, at least, not to confront—its ignorance and its recklessness.
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Mr. Khan has denied that and accused the United States of recklessness and murder in its use of drone strikes on suspected extremists in his country, signaling he wants them to stop.
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Hershman Leeson's trickery here trips into recklessness, the video-installation equivalent of yelling "fire" in a crowded room or, as it were, in the urban environments of San Francisco and Portland, Oregon.
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" The newspaper, which has a history of endorsing Republican candidates, encouraged readers not to vote for Trump, who the paper said has told lies "out of ignorance, laziness, recklessness, expediency or opportunity.
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Now the Union Jack has little appeal to me; it has been appropriated by Brexiteers, whose recklessness may in any case spell the imminent demise of the United Kingdom as a polity.
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Democrats call out Trump for 'more recklessness' Still, two 2020 Democratic presidential candidates on Sunday called out Trump for retweeting the Epstein conspiracy theory and the President's history of spreading baseless claims.
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The vote came nine years after the government rescued A.I.G. in a significant bailout at the height of the financial crisis, making the insurance company a symbol of the financial industry's recklessness.
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The Australian artist's succession of writhing, dramatic figures recalls a classical processional frieze and enacts an astute critique of environmental recklessness at a time when Australia continues to be devastated by wildfires.
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In memoriam: Mike Hoare, an Irish soldier of fortune who led white mercenary forces in Africa and was called "Mad Mike" for his recklessness under fire, died on Sunday in South Africa.
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Yet even as he and his dive team of international scientists lamented the devastation that human recklessness has inflicted on the world's greatest system of reefs, they also found cause for hope.
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" I asked Mitski what kinds of risk she was talking about, but she didn't want to be specific, other than to say that the recklessness had been fuelled by "not loving myself.
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Just contemplate the recklessness — the sheer indifference to truth and the moral authority of the American presidency — revealed here: one president baselessly charging criminality by another, all in a childish Twitter rampage.
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"Misra then slammed Bloomberg for its editorial approach to the SoftBank feature story in Businessweek, which ran two days ago under the headline, "SoftBank Vision Fund Employees Depict a Culture of Recklessness.
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The Republicans want us to forget that as a result of the greed, recklessness and illegal behavior on Wall Street, our economy was in the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.
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UN-mandated inquiries, and case-law from some international tribunals, have found that murder can be committed through recklessness,' said Sarah Knuckey, co-director of the Human Rights Institute at Columbia University.
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And I think the question is, unless you can prove really an extreme case of gross negligence, bordering on recklessness, in other words, the equivalent of intent, you ought not to be prosecuting.
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Hussein had challenged a 2016 FCA proposal to bar him for alleged recklessness because he had tried to influence the bank's Libor (London interbank offered rates) to boost his trading positions in 2009.
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To some traditionalists, such recklessness is tantamount to changing the Declaration of Independence, in other words fiddling about with a set of words which, once delivered, was meant to stand for all time.
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But he knows well that it will take more than fine words to overcome German suspicions that the French (and other budget-busters) simply want their fiscal recklessness subsidised by the more frugal.
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For a lot of folks my age, the recklessness and stupidity of neoconservatism was summed up in 2002 by George W. Bush briefing reporters on the war on terror in his golf clothes.
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Nancy Grace thinks the lack of self-control and recklessness shown by Jenelle Evans during a fit of road rage could land her in legal hot water ... and even cost her her child.
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Film after film mounts the same inspiring thesis: as he gained control of the war effort, a lifetime's recklessness was transfigured into the one virtue—a refusal to yield—that suddenly seemed indispensable.
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" More shows the recklessness of Roper's resolve — the dangerous tendency to make the law bend to your will in the name of a higher cause like Roper's desire "to get after the devil.
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Web People also understand that while we want to prevent another bout of recklessness on Wall Street, we don't want to choke off risk-taking, which is the engine of growth and entrepreneurship.
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And the episode reveals some of the weaknesses of WikiLeaks and its founder, Julian Assange, like their recklessness with personal data and their use of information to settle scores and drive personal agendas.
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What dismayed me about "Straight White Men," in the end, was that not only does it not exhibit any of the humor, recklessness, and passion of Lee's previous work; it refutes those things.
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"Kim's recklessness is certainly notable, and it hints at an under-emphasized and potentially devastating possibility: the threat of a nuclear accident in North Korea," said the 38North note, released late last week.
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Human rights advocates and Doctors Without Borders rightly point out that under the American military code and international laws of war, fatal mistakes that result from recklessness and gross negligence can constitute crimes.
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The replication rate falls amid social distancing and rises with recklessness — in South Korea, a single person led to more than 1,000 infections by refusing testing and going to religious services and brunches.
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Evidence that Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund or the private equity firm Silver Lake had reservations about financing a deal, or that the discussions were still continuing, may be enough to show recklessness.
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Mr. Buffett first made that comment in 1992, after Hurricane Andrew exposed the inadequacies of the insurance industry, to describe the rosy appearances that can mask financial recklessness until the good times end.
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Teenagers Do Dumb Things, but There Are Ways to Limit Recklessness Thrill-seeking is part of adolescence, but a study in 11 countries shows that they can exercise control over actual risk-taking.
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In a post-show talk on Thursday, they spoke about the years spent developing the work in close conversation, and the depth of their dialogue shows in this recklessness, which hinges on trust.
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North Korea's persistent recklessness will, no doubt, reinforce the current trends among its neighbors for additional defensive weapons and closer relations with the United States, placing flesh on Obama's skeletal Asian pivot policy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wells Fargo & Co, embroiled in a scandal over the opening of sham accounts, was sued on Friday by customers who accused the bank of fraud and recklessness for its behavior.
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During Trump's candidacy, journalist after journalist marveled at his exaltation of fast food, alternately wondering if it was a put-on to express solidarity with less affluent Americans and noting its nutritional recklessness.
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At all times, Westbrook surfs right on the perilous line between confidence and recklessness, and tonight he was surfing and wiping out hard, only to get back up and immediately wipe out again.
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For those worried their loved ones may be at risk for suicide, warning signs of suicidal behavior can include increased substance use, anxiety or recklessness, extreme mood swings and changes in sleep patterns.
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After a boy died while riding a nearly 170-foot-tall waterslide in Kansas in 2016, state attorneys brought criminal charges against operators and associates of the water park, accusing them of recklessness.
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The media framed Grindr-organized orgies as the latest horror to befall gay and bisexual men, suffering HIV, psychosis, and terminal drug overdoses as a result of recklessness, self-loathing, and bad life choices.
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The best a demagogue of Trump's recklessness on the left could hope for in Democratic politics would be to commandeer a down-ballot race—and if that ever happened, the party would abandon him.
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Q gives Picard a chance to change one of the big regrets in his life and he does, only to find that his earlier recklessness and boldness was what gave his life later meaning.
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The platform also calls for a $15-an-hour minimum federal wage, an expansion of Social Security and tougher measures to rein in the "greed, recklessness and illegal behavior" of large Wall Street banks.
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Where much of Semsroth's discography has emphasized precision and the cerebral effects of infinitesimally subtle variation, this record is pure body music, thrashing and bucking about in pure recklessness, at least by Semsroth's standards.
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Among the most fearsome imminent dangers is the spread of cholera, the disease that the United Nations inflicted on Haiti, through the recklessness of its troops, then spent years shrugging off its responsibility for.
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Certainly, he has shown recklessness, both here and in Yemen, where the military coalition Saudi Arabia leads has been placed on a United Nations "list of shame" for the killing and maiming of children.
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The audience, deeply embedded in the girl's subjectivity, wavers between impatience with Regina's uptightness and alarm at Evangeline's recklessness, all the while trying to locate a stable perspective from which to judge the situation.
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Feinstein expressed concern about the possible "recklessness" on behalf of the increasingly hostile state, pointing out its successful development of "powerful weapons" as well as room for improvement for the nation's missile defense systems.
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Unwilling or, perhaps, incapable of operating by the usual standards of adult behavior, Donald Trump openly shares what's in his heart and mind, and often it's a spray of juvenile insult, recklessness, and ignorance.
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"The swiftness and recklessness with which you have proceeded has already resulted in committee chairs attempting to limit minority participation in scheduled interviews, calling into question the integrity of such an inquiry," he wrote.
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But he said he had to balance that assessment against the significant loss of life that resulted from their recklessness and poor judgment, as well as the need to uphold the rule of law.
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Time and again, Hillary Clinton has demonstrated a recklessness that puts her own interests above that of the country and it is ridiculous that she won't have to face the consequences for her actions.
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PREPA — with its historic resistance to transparency, its record of financial recklessness, its years of operational failures, its deep-seated hostility to professional planning standards and renewable energy — must be jarred from its complacence.
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This week, ANC Premier David Makhura of Gauteng, the province that includes Pretoria and Johannesburg and accounts for a third of South African output, delivered an unprecedented swipe at the "recklessness" of Zuma's administration.
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Having leveraged everything he owns to acquire a shrewd financial backer (Ken Stott) and a wily press agent (David Thewlis), Crowhurst soon recognizes his recklessness while pretending to his family that all is well.
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Sen. Bob Corker's warning that President Donald Trump's recklessness could set the country "on the path to World War III," issued in a New York Times interview on Sunday, is notable for a few reasons.
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The North's fifth nuclear test proved the country's leader Kim Jong Un's "maniacal recklessness" in completely ignoring the world's call to abandon his pursuit of nuclear weapons, Park was quoted as saying by her office.
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Looking back more than a decade later, the former head of Countrywide Financial, whose sprawling subprime loan business symbolized the financial recklessness of the real estate bubble, said he's become a convenient scapegoat without justification.
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Carillion's failure was a story of "recklessness, hubris and greed" and could happen again, a 101-page report by the Work and Pensions committee and the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy select committee had said.
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Sullivan raised a high threshold for litigants to win defamation cases by requiring them to prove that the publisher acted not just with recklessness or in error, but with "actual malice" against the defamed party.
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But that he continues to make easily avoidable mistakes like this is a sign of how little vetting his tweets get before they're posted for the world to see, as well as a broader recklessness.
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"We need a secretary of the Treasury who is prepared to take on the greed and recklessness of Wall Street, not someone who comes from Wall Street," Mr. Sanders wrote in an email on Monday.
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Saleh's death on Monday came as he tried to flee the Yemeni capital Sana'a after he had broken an alliance with Iran-aligned Houthi rebels at the weekend, blaming the group for "recklessness" in Yemen.
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Those concerned that their loved ones may be exhibiting signs of suicidal behavior can watch for warning signs such as increased substance use, anxiety or recklessness, a change in sleep patterns, or extreme mood swings.
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While some symptoms of moral injury — reexperiencing the traumatic event, sleep disturbances, self-harming activities like substance abuse and recklessness, and suicidal thoughts — overlap with those of PTSD and traumatic brain injuries, there are differences.
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Apple, which has never been prone to recklessness for such things, just gave disinfecting wipes a green light on its "How to clean your Apple products" that covers Mac, iPad, iPhone and iPod, among others.
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Her assertions of would-be uprightness, & and her denials in the face of the most damaging evidence to the contrary, shows her utter recklessness on questions of fact & and her cynicism shocked me very much.
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They are not pie in the sky; they were the core of the New Deal: expanding Social Security, restricting corporate greed and recklessness, and empowering workers so they share in the profits of their labors.
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Today it is a $1.5 trillion colossus, one of the world's largest banks, with offices in 59 countries — and, thanks to its welldocumented pattern of violating laws, an international symbol of greed, recklessness and hubris.
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Breaking down the history of trauma in the family and turning a moment of recklessness into an analytical conversation seems to push Joanie, however slowly, into a place to think about her self-destructive tendencies.
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Or that the Louisiana Attorney General's office, in light of the recklessness on display in the video, couldn't have admitted that the rash actions taken by the officers were "unreasonable"—the characterization necessary to indict?
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And on Wednesday, Portwood was further charged with domestic battery, criminal recklessness committed with a deadly weapon and domestic battery committed in the presence of a child less than 16 years old, according to Page Six.
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And on Wednesday, Portwood was further charged with domestic battery, criminal recklessness committed with a deadly weapon and domestic battery committed in the presence of a child less than 16 years old, according to Page Six.
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According to George, the modern hipster—a "subculture so spineless it had to borrow its name from its parents"—likes dance music but lacks the abandon or recklessness that made the good old days so good.
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Trump used Twitter last week to announce he had called off airstrikes, but Brown is concerned about "a recklessness of Trump's on-again, off-again" strategy and cabinet advisers he fears are pushing for military action.
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Or, a bad black wig could also be betraying the oft-documented casual recklessness and disregard for the first-person reality and interiority of black life — a disregard that is arguably as American as apple pie.
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The following day, Portwood was further charged with domestic battery, criminal recklessness committed with a deadly weapon and domestic battery committed in the presence of a child less than 16 years old, according to Page Six.
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The failure of Carillion was a story of "recklessness, hubris and greed" and could happen again, a 101-page report by the Work and Pensions committee and the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy select committee said.
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Sanders made the vast gap between the rich and poor and the "recklessness" and "greed" of Wall Street the centerpiece of his performance, as he warned that the wealthy would have to pay more in taxes.
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Following the adventures of a young woman named Star — she says she's 18, and might be telling the truth — "American Honey" tells a tale of youthful recklessness that could easily have swerved into moralism or exploitation.
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While Clinton dodged criminal charges, FBI Director James Comey criticized her for recklessness and seemingly tore holes in arguments the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee made about not sending any classified information over the private email server.
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They're the dangers of a recklessness and radicalism that doesn't recognize itself as either, because it's convinced that if an idea is mainstream and commonplace among the great and good then it cannot possibly be folly.
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Challenge Authority Respectfully Germans love speed, but they don't love recklessness: the reason one can drive fast on the autobahn is because one can be confident that other drivers will follow the rules of the road.
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" Norman Eisen, an ethics czar in the Obama White House and the chairman of the government watchdog group CREW, said that Mr. Ross "evidenced a level of recklessness that in a normal administration would be extraordinary.
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It's also in their "West Side Story," an indisputable masterpiece, though ultimately more refined and controlled than "On the Town," which has the youthful élan of its creators: brash energy that sometimes verges on unwieldy recklessness.
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Broker-dealers and investment advisers can and should work with regulators to develop high standards of accountability and security so that they can avoid the recklessness of the past and secure the futures of their clients.
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"These reforms come after a backlash against Ring for its recklessness in considering security concerns, and did not happen until after customers' privacy and personal information were compromised," Matthew Guariglia, a policy analyst at EFF, said.
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By dropping the 21996 hour, 26-minute match with such recklessness, Ostapenko became the first reigning French Open women's champion since Anastasia Myskina, the 21 titlist, to lose in the first round the very next year.
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"New Yorkers know all too well the damage caused by Donald Trump's xenophobia, bigotry and recklessness, and Bernie is the candidate to take him on and take him down," the announcement quoted de Blasio as saying.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump Abandoning Global Climate Accord" (front page, June 2): An appeal to the world: Do not give up on America and its citizens based on the recklessness of our current president.
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"New Yorkers know all too well the damage caused by Donald Trump's xenophobia, bigotry and recklessness, and Bernie is the candidate to take him on and take him down," the announcement quoted de Blasio as saying.
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And the following day, Portwood was further charged with domestic battery, criminal recklessness committed with a deadly weapon and domestic battery committed in the presence of a child less than 16 years old, according to Page Six.
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The former Secretary of State was accused of being "extremely careless" in the handling of highly classified material, a term of art perilously close to the concepts of "gross negligence " and "recklessness" often used in criminal indictments.
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"To force your way into a SCIF and use a mobile device inside is the height of recklessness: you must know that you are endangering material that could cause grave damage to the national interest," he added.
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And the following day, Portwood was further charged with domestic battery, criminal recklessness committed with a deadly weapon and domestic battery committed in the presence of a child less than 16 years old, according to Page Six.
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In a survey last year by the Allensbach Institute, commissioned for a study by Rainer Zittelmann, a historian, the foremost qualities associated with the rich were selfishness (62%), materialism (56%), recklessness (50%), greed (49%) and arrogance (43%).
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Their formative recklessness is something Teen Suicide has since made an effort to atone for during their hiatus and beyond, owning up to the consequences of growing up, in Ray's words, "privileged and publicly on social media".
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TMZ broke the story ... Amber was arrested for domestic battery and criminal recklessness with a deadly weapon on July 5 after she went after Andrew, who claimed she hit him with a shoe while he held James.
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"For anyone at Huawei to oppose a serious request from the Party would require bravery bordering on recklessness — what do you do when your adversary is the police, the media, the judiciary and the government?" he added.
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In fact, many of the same bankers involved in the recklessness and illegal conduct back then are still working in the financial industry today, some in leadership and supervisory roles and many back to collecting big bonuses.
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Ruling that the shooting had been unintentional, Justice Danny K. Chun, who presided over the case, went so far as to reduce the jury's verdict from manslaughter — based on recklessness — to the less severe criminally negligent homicide.
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"What we have seen is recklessness, indiscriminate strikes, primarily using dumb bombs, with really — what I would refer to as a strategically short-sighted vision of operations inside of Syria," said Operation Inherent Resolve spokesman Army Col.
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But its embrace of Lenihan, a discredited far-right troll who formerly operated an account under the name "Progdad" that was suspended by Twitter in 2018, shows that it is reactionary to the point of recklessness endangerment.
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"I am appalled at the recklessness of Johnson's government, which talks about sovereignty and yet is seeking to suspend parliament to avoid scrutiny of its plans for a reckless No Deal Brexit," he said in a statement.
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"It is recklessness cloaked in righteousness, and would make the American people less safe," Mr. Cheney said in remarks he made at the same time that Mr. Obama delivered a national security speech across town in Washington.
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But Trump's recklessness in nominating Kavanaugh has imperiled what would unquestionably be his most important achievement as president—ensuring a conservative majority on the Supreme Court for a generation—which can only imperil his support among conservatives.
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The urgent new efforts, led by a group of corporate executives, financiers and Republican strategists, came as more party leaders expressed fear that Mr. Trump's nomination would taint the party with a stigma of bigotry and recklessness.
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A gifted talent scout with a gambler's nerve and occasional recklessness — he played the horses — Mr. White was a colorful gadabout for whom the famous were catnip and the after-party was as important as the show.
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SANDERS: I believe that the recklessness, the greed, and the illegal behavior of Wall Street drove this country into the worst economic downturn in the history of the United — modern history of the United States of America.
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Yet despite York's swift action warning police about her son, she now faces five felony counts of neglect of a dependent, one felony count of dangerous control of a child, and one misdemeanor count of criminal recklessness.
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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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"What we have seen is recklessness, indiscriminate strikes, primarily using dumb bombs, with really -- what I would refer to as a strategically short-sighted vision of operations inside of Syria," said Operation Inherent Resolve spokesman Army Col.
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In its recklessness and brutality, Trump&aposs escalating drone war should remind us all of just how dangerous it is when a president claims the legal authority to kill in secret and no one can stop him.
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The final shot shows how deeply the trauma of his ordeal lingers, yet his still-raw memories of the bombardment of their makeshift media center in Homs — and his terrifying nighttime escape — also highlight Colvin's occasional recklessness.
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And what I remember about Rachel's entrance — I did not know her then — was how alive she was to remorse and recklessness and possibility, a mournfulness that emanated from her being even before she said a word.
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While we don't know if he supports the alt-right's hateful ideologies, his recklessness in putting Peter Parker in danger and being easily manipulated by an edited video sure makes him a villain who's easy to dislike.
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Some of Trump's trademark bombast and recklessness are very apparent in his earliest hopes to forge some kind of relationship with Russia, which he considered largely uncharted territory for Western businesses and a potential boon for his own.
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The Bengals's Vontaze Burfict's savage shoulder-to-helmet hit on the defenseless wide receiver Antonio Brown caused another concussion (he couldn't play in the next week's divisional playoff), but at least Burfict's recklessness drew a three-game suspension.
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Robert also read a eulogy for his beloved niece — which he shared in the same post on Instagram Wednesday — and remembered Saoirse for her charismatic personality, expressive nature, "endearing recklessness" and ability to connect with others so easily.
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With all the the thrilling recklessness of Spring Breakers but ten times better and without James Franco, "BBHMM" has everything we could ask for: Rihanna in a see-through latex dress, and revenge against a conniving capitalist asshole.
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The day after the incident, Portwood was further charged with domestic battery, criminal recklessness committed with a deadly weapon and domestic battery committed in the presence of a child less than 16 years old, according to Page Six.
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The track amps up everything we loved about the band since we first heard early single "Holy Toledo"—sludgy guitars, heaving choruses, and a too-smart-for-your-own-good recklessness a la the Violent Femmes and Pixies.
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Speaking alongside Rogers, Robert Hannigan, the former director of the UK's NSA equivalent, the Government Communications Headquarters, said that Russia's recent actions in the US election were different from previous activity due to the "brazen recklessness" of it.
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Phyo Min Thein, the NLD's Yangon Chief Minister recited the long list of failures of the previous system that lacked professional management, was riven by corruption and has become notorious for poor service and recklessness of the drivers.
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BERLIN — Chancellor Angela Merkel, alternately lauded for courage and reviled for recklessness in admitting more than one million migrants into Germany, finally has what she wanted: a European Union accord with Turkey to reduce and manage the influx.
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It would be the height of recklessness to engage in a ground war with either of these nuclear-armed nations, and any moves to bulk up the U.S. presence in Europe can be accommodated within current force levels.
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"The margin is a reaction against the unfairness and the recklessness of doing politics with the disproportional state power, as much as it is the electorate's loyalty to democracy and law," Mustafa Karaalioglu, a columnist, wrote in Karar.
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LONG LIVE THE TRIBE OF FATHERLESS GIRLS A Memoir By T Kira Madden The tribe of fatherless girls that make up T Kira Madden's titular chapter are three high school friends bonded by loss, lust, recklessness and love.
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"I am appalled at the recklessness of Johnson's government, which talks about sovereignty and yet is seeking to suspend Parliament to avoid scrutiny of its plans for a reckless no deal Brexit," Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said.
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Even now, in his late 70s, he lives each day with a kind of purposeful recklessness, asking provocative questions and seeking new experiences in the belief that he can break through to something better, more meaningful, more satisfying.
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In early February, a group of business leaders visited Trump at the White House, where the president promised to roll back many of the regulations imposed after 22, when the financial industry's recklessness nearly sank the world economy.
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Along the way he demonstrates a recklessness in romance that will still be with him decades later (something we know because the opening scene showed us Mr. Rush's Einstein having enthusiastic sex with a woman not his wife).
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"AIG will live forever in history as the poster child for greed, recklessness and incompetent if not delusional management," said Dennis Kelleher, who advocates for stricter Wall Street regulation as president and CEO of the group Better Markets.
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Shortly after his release, Tipton was arrested on a charge of criminal recklessness with a deadly weapon when he fired a round from a Colt AR-15 during a confrontation regarding threatening messages from his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend.
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And it took Republicans who recognized their candidate's recklessness, ignorance, and racism to decide that closing ranks around him was worth all of the dangers they knew they were inviting into the world, if it meant reclaiming political power.
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Phoebe Waller-Bridge created and starred in two shows this year: The brilliant, dirty and devastating "Fleabag," a comedy about a grieving and detached woman, and this, a more traditional ensemble series, though still with a dark emotional recklessness.
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While the exciting bit of strain and hint of wear in his tone can conjure thoughts of Mario del Monaco, Mr. Kaufmann doesn't go for del Monaco-type Italianate recklessness; sometimes he seems too obviously to be pacing himself.
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Unfortunately in this time of international crisis, it is clear to me at least, that we have an administration that is largely incompetent, and whose incompetence and recklessness have threatened the lives of many, many people in our country.
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At the time, it was a brash choice, with a hint of recklessness, and cable news media debated for hours whether Mr. Trump could fill the cavernous stadium, the home field of the University of South Alabama football team.
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"We cannot afford the degree of recklessness and political immaturity among some who conclude that unless my candidate wins, I'm taking my ball and going home," he warned, in an apparent reference to Mr. Sanders's disgruntled supporters in 2016.
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Whiteness never appealed to me, but the confident, entitled recklessness it could provide did: I wanted to borrow some of the blitheness that my classmates enjoyed, pour it into a Solo cup and head out into the night, too.
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These are the financial mechanisms that led to the collapse of the U.S. housing market and the global economy in 2008, lax financial regulations having empowered a culture of recklessness—a regulatory climate likely to reassert itself under the Trump administration.
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But the judge said the SEC offered "strong circumstantial evidence of conscious misbehavior or recklessness," pointing to an alleged electronic conversation that Im had, after lying to a customer about prices, with a trader who had sold him the bonds.
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Self-driving cars could be so much safer than those operated by dumb, twitchy, tired, occasionally drunk human drivers, so let's maybe ask from the outset that the people building them not bake recklessness and opacity into their culture and systems.
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And with the heavy-handed caveat that of course the NIC would like to induce its members to stop drinking themselves and others to death but can only do so much to combat willful recklessness, there is a cynical answer.
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Originally deployed in Ukraine in June 2017, NotPetya was so disruptive to the world economy that the US and its four closest intelligence partners — Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the UK — issued an unprecedented joint announcement condemning Russia for its recklessness.
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But, as Charlie Warzel writes, because "the #MAGA style of politics is less an ideology than it is about breaking the system through an insurgent style of media hacking and alternate-reality creation," Baron Cohen's brand of recklessness works particularly well.
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They saw the greed, corruption and recklessness of traditional financial institutions destroy the economy, devastate hard-earned life's savings and create an economic climate that made it difficult for young people (among others) to find a job, much less build wealth.
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The updated UK data protection legislation will also expand the definition of personal data to include IP addresses, Internet cookies and DNA; and make it a criminal offense to re-identify individuals from anonymized data — either with intent or through recklessness.
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"This suit alleges not just dishonest and unlawful business practices, but a recklessness that could have endangered the lives of customers who relied on the claims made by Service Dogs and its owner," the Virginia Attorney General said in a statement.
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Until recently, Tesla even sold its cars with the promise that they all came equipped with "full self-driving hardware"—a phrase that was plastered on its website when I wrote about the nascent industry's recklessness a few months ago.
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"It ought to be apparent to all, and the Democrats should be able to make the case, that he is manifestly unsuited to be the president of the United States because of his recklessness with the national security," Bernstein said.
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While Uber is one of the prime examples of the "move fast and break things" mantra, boldness has sometimes proven to actually have been recklessness as self-driving pilots have been shut down and licenses to operate have been revoked.
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Writer-director David Ayer (Harsh Times, End of Watch), drawing on decades of DC characters and different iterations of the Suicide Squad comic, plays with all the things that make villains fun: the recklessness, the gleeful violence, the mouthy swagger.
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"I will fight against this cavalier-recklessness that would jeopardize our national security simply to fulfill a campaign promise and pursue an agenda of mass deportation that tears families apart, and separates mothers and fathers from their U.S. children," Menendez said.
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"We said before that this round of tariffs amounted to doubling down on the recklessness of imposing trade policy that will hurt U.S. families and workers more than they will hurt China," said National Retail Federation President and CEO Matthew Shay.
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More than that, his striking might not be up to par with Khalidov's, but Khalidov's recklessness—the constant barrel rolling and stumbling off balance—means that he is always flirting with the disaster of getting stuck on the mat underneath Narkun.
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The Treasury's one-pager would likely be given an "F" in any college economics course for thoughtlessness, carelessness and recklessness, not to mention intellectual laziness, when it comes to projecting the impact of the tax reform proposals currently under consideration.
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In promulgating global tariffs, the Trump White House has demonstrated the same qualities that have been its hallmarks: recklessness, incompetence, confusion, and more than a whiff of outright corruption – none of which will help solve this problem or help American workers.
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But the market's behavior itself has given few indications that a major peak is near at hand, and the "rational recklessness" and "party until the music stops" plot threads are perfectly plausible excuses for good times to carry on into 2018.
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The recklessness that has marked so many of his recent fights was held back and he did exactly what we called for in that pre-fight article: he led the taller man forward and met him with well-timed right hands.
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It's as pensive and danceable as it is a droning, dissonant wash of sound to numb your eardrums to, with Walsh, Brian Borcherdt, Matt "Punchy" McQuaid, and Matt Schulz channeling their experimental recklessness into songs that writhe with newfound self-awareness.
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Of course, it takes two to make a nuclear arms race, and western experts say the U.S. shares the blame for spurring on Russia's recent recklessness, after backing away from arms control treaties and engaging in provocative testing of its own.
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Clinton catalogs the names of people she believes helped doom her campaign, including James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director who said he would not recommend charges for her use of a private email server but accused her of recklessness.
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The next, you're ensnared in his recklessness, at the mercy of his tempestuousness and quite possibly the butt of his rage: the case with Sessions, who sank low enough that he felt compelled last month to offer Trump his resignation.
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The narrative Sanders is interested in telling, far more than the story of his own life, is the story of a country broken by greed and its recklessness, and how it can be repaired by the focused will of the masses.
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" The congressional source also told CNN that efforts to curtail US involvement in Yemen and pressure to respond to Khashoggi's murder are related in that they both provide evidence of the Saudi government's and in particular the crown prince's "recklessness.
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"It starkly demonstrated the North Korean regime's recklessness and cruelty as well as the fact that it will do anything, everything in order to maintain its power," Mr. Hwang said during a meeting of security-related cabinet ministers on Monday.
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"It seemed like they were living lives of joy and engagement and with a sense of recklessness that was beyond the reach of most of us," Joe Holley, a columnist and editorial writer for The Houston Chronicle, said in an interview.
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Part of the shift can be credited to producer and ex-Spacemen 212018 member Sonic Boom, who guided the Baltimore duo away from the polish and winsome of much of its past work and into the eye of recklessness and fragility.
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People can't stop flying 'em, whether they're harmless hobbyists, police looking to expand their surveillance powers, criminals looking to evade them, corporate profiteers, failed assassins, or dumbasses who violate airspace restrictions or interfere with emergency operations out of ignorance, recklessness, or outright malice.
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As player after player was laid out, as a quarterback returned to the field presumably in enough pain to keep the maker of Percocet in business for months, you are reminded once more that there is to football a recklessness about men's lives.
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But when reality sets in and the bill for decades of fiscal recklessness comes due, conservatives will regret that they squandered so much time debating the latest botched news story or Twitter controversy rather than doing anything to address the federal debt.
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The motel's manager Bobby (Willem Dafoe) becomes a kind of surrogate father figure for both Halley and Moonee, but the film's lasting power comes from its clear-eyed understanding of how the wonder and recklessness of childhood can cut both ways. —A.
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South Korean President Park Geun-hye, who described the North's actions as "maniacal recklessness," held an unscheduled phone call with Barack Obama to discuss the issue, as the U.S. president headed back to the United States from a regional summit in Laos.
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The heart of Shalmiyev's memoir is her early formative trauma: her mother's alcoholism, recklessness, and, ultimately, their separation when the narrator moved to the US with her father at the age of 11, and never to see or hear from her mother again.
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It started with Democratic voters in 2008; so disheartened and angered by eight years of war, recklessness, and social-Darwinism-masked-as-economic-policy, they delivered Barack Obama the White House on the belief he'd usher in a new era of capital Progressivism.
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At the other extreme, Rob has been reading about new information that's come to light about how Oxycontin was marketed, and what Purdue Pharma executives knew about its role in the escalating opioid epidemic, and all the people that enabled their recklessness.
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Unlike the three wise men who supposedly saw this light and star from the East, Trump is no Magus, his administration no longer has any magi, and thus there are no wise men to stop the impending avalanche triggered by his recklessness.
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Caroline Shaw, a member of Roomful of Teeth, sang the music of others as well as her own Pulitzer Prize-winning "Partita for Eight Voices," as blissed-out as ever but also with an exhilarating recklessness in her performance on June 10.
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"The Wall Street bankers and lobbyists whose greed and recklessness nearly destroyed this country may be toasting each other with champagne, but the American people have not forgotten the 2008 financial crisis — and they will not forget what happened today," said Sen.
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CLAUDE M. GRUENER Albany To the Editor: Re "Donald Trump and the Judge" (editorial, June 1): Donald Trump's attack on Gonzalo Curiel, the federal judge presiding over a class-action lawsuit against Trump University, speaks volumes about Mr. Trump's recklessness and racism.
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Thirty more seconds and then we'll move to another... (APPLAUSE) SANDERS: Let me — let's — so that everybody knows, the bill that Secretary Clinton is talking about, that is — that was the bailout of the recklessness, irresponsibility and illegal behavior of Wall Street.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page argued in court papers on Tuesday that AT&T Inc should not be permitted to buy CNN parent Time Warner Inc because there was a risk it would lead to "recklessness" in journalism.
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"This market power concentrated in the hands of a few dominant mega corporate telecommunications-media conglomerates encourages extreme levels of journalistic recklessness and impropriety since it allocates considerable resources to the media outlets under their control," Page said in the court papers.
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Laying out a 44-page defence in a court document seen by Reuters on Thursday, Barclays denied dishonesty and recklessness and called PCP's assertion it had been a potential investor in the Abu Dhabi syndicate at the time "utterly speculative and flawed".
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In 2008, after their greed, recklessness and illegal behavior created the worst financial disaster since the Great Depression — with millions of Americans losing their jobs, their homes and their life savings — Wall Street's religious adherence to unfettered capitalism suddenly came to an end.
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But Will doesn't acknowledge that this was central to the revival of "conservatism" — fiscal recklessness that has now morphed into staggering levels of public debt — or ask himself if conservatism as properly understood could honestly sell restraint and austerity to a modern citizenry.
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Piecing together Colvin's exuberantly messy life through more than a hundred interviews with ex-husbands, former lovers, family members, friends and colleagues, Hilsum draws an empathetic portrait of a woman whose courage often crossed into recklessness, both in combat zones and outside them.
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The company had specialized in high-risk loans, including so-called liar loans to borrowers with no money or income, and had become a symbol of the Wall Street recklessness that had sent the country into recession and millions of homeowners into default.
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Still, some black people have felt a "recklessness or boldness to what I'm putting onstage in front of white people," Mr. Harris, who began writing "Slave Play" during his first year as a graduate student at the Yale School of Drama, told me.
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A Fulton County jury found Alyssa Shepard, 25, guilty of three felony counts of reckless homicide, a felony count of criminal recklessness and a misdemeanor count for passing the school bus when the arm was extended, which resulted in injury, USA Today reported.
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York turned herself in Tuesday and is being held in the Wayne County Jail on one count of dangerous control of a child, four counts of neglect of a dependent and one count of criminal recklessness following an investigation into the incident.
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" But he went on to say, "We think the evidence against The Times supports at most a finding of negligence in failing to discover the misstatements, and is constitutionally insufficient to show the recklessness that is required for a finding of actual malice.
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" As he adds, "even in China we are finding that adolescents are at a time of heightened sensation seeking, but they don't engage in the high rates of drug use, unprotected sex and recklessness that we see in America and Western Europe.
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In the wake of the reporting, the Surface Transportation Board ruled that railroads "cannot be indemnified for its own gross negligence, recklessness, willful or wanton misconduct," according to a 2010 letter by then-Surface Transportation Board chairman Dan Elliott to members of Congress.
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"Until this moment, Senator, I think I never really gauged your cruelty or your recklessness," said Joseph Welch, the lawyer for the U.S. Army, which was then in a fight with McCarthy in the Senate, after McCarthy attacked one of Welch's assistants.
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That recklessness is a profound violation of the constitution and our republic, which endured because of our system of separation of power, three co-equal branches, each a check and balance on the other, a republic, again, if we can keep it.
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But it also reflects one of the key themes of Trump-era policymaking in general: a tendency toward recklessness with regard to politics and public opinion obscured in part by the large volume of coverage dedicated to Trump scandals and Trump's personal behavior.
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Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson said during the sentencing that it had been "sheer luck" no one was hurt and that the extent of the recklessness in the case was "breathtaking," according to a statement by the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia.
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"Do I consider myself part of the casino capitalist process by which so few have so much and so many have so little by which Wall Street's greed and recklessness wrecked this economy?" he asked rhetorically in 2015 during a Democratic debate.
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A year removed from an ACL tear cut his 2014 season short, Carson Palmer is an MVP candidate, scattering timely short tosses and pinpoint deep throws and limiting the spells of recklessness that had, until recently, been a hallmark of his career.
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But while condemning American imperialism and Trump's recklessness might play well with Sanders's liberal base of support, those things alone do not add up to a comprehensive foreign policy that addresses the myriad international crises and challenges facing the United States today.
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If the "planned fire of power demonstration" is carried out because of U.S. recklessness, Kim said it will be "the most delightful historic moment when the Hwasong artillerymen will wring the windpipes of the Yankees and point daggers at their necks," the news agency reported.
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Experts say some common warning signs of suicide include discussing a desire to die or feeling hopeless, like a burden, or trapped or in pain; withdrawing from others; extreme mood swings, including anger and recklessness; and abnormal sleep patterns (sleeping too much or too little).
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And for some independent voters who have not yet read Mr. Mueller's report, these hearings may also vividly illustrate for the first time the recklessness and duplicity of a US president who still refuses to acknowledge that this attack on our liberty ever happened.
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You'll be washing dishes or wandering the neighborhood singing under your breath when the weight of her writing hits you: you've been murmuring about gender dysphoria, about the AIDS crisis that ravaged a generation of queer people, about the dire consequences of environmental recklessness.
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They apply the characteristics that they used to apply to rock stars to other people, because certain qualities that they associated with rock stars- the recklessness, the sexual charisma, and a certain wild willfulness- they like to think they can see in other people.
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"The Wall Street bankers and lobbyists whose greed and recklessness nearly destroyed this country may be toasting each other with champagne, but the American people have not forgotten the 2008 financial crisis - and they will not forget what happened today," she said in a statement.
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Both Atwood's Oryx and Crake and Houellebecq's The Possibility of an Island are dystopias; they imagine a future where humanity "has been not just extinguished by its own environmental recklessness, but also superseded by a genetically engineered race of quasi-human creatures," Kirsch writes.
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A common fear expressed by critics of Trump's trade policy is that, over time, his recklessness risks the end of the global trading system, a framework of rules put in place after World War II that, they claim, have brought about stability and security.
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The deaths of Mongolian Groom and the 36 other horses this year highlight both the dangerous and haphazard nature of horse racing and, in some cases, the recklessness and callousness of some of the humans who own, train and make a living off the horses.
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In recent weeks, a number of the N.B.A.'s top players have spoken out in dismay as they reacted to shootings around the country that have left police officers dead in two cities and the police accused of deadly recklessness in several other cases.
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"Since cruelty and recklessness were intrinsic parts of Gawker's business model, it seemed only a matter of time before they would try to pretend that journalism justified the very worst," Mr. Thiel wrote in an Op-Ed for The New York Times published this week.
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Throughout the company's woes — which can be attributed to financial recklessness, mismanagement, infighting and deep cuts in government funding — the orchestra and chorus have been in the firing line, with threats (partly realized) to pare them down into a smaller and less permanent ensemble.
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Experts say some common warning signs of suicide include discussing a desire to die or feeling hopeless, like a burden, or trapped or in pain; withdrawing from others; extreme mood swings, including anger and recklessness; and abnormal sleep patterns (sleeping too much or too little).
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In a written judgment, the three judges at Hong Kong's Court of Appeal rejected both Left's submission that the Tribunal did not have the jurisdiction to hear the case, and that it had used the wrong definition of recklessness in making its original decision.
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BEIJING — Days after China's president, Xi Jinping, consolidated his position as national leader, he moved to extend his control on Tuesday by unveiling new superagencies to tackle three major potential threats to popular support for Communist Party rule: financial recklessness, environmental pollution and official corruption.
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He never finished school — his headmaster called him "a dangerous mixture of sophistication and recklessness" and tossed him out for holding hands with a shopkeeper's daughter — but was prodigiously learned, conversant in at least eight languages and able to recite hours of poetry by heart.
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In an essay that has been widely shared on Chinese social media, a prominent Communist Party scholar warned against national arrogance and overreach, noting the fate of rising powers that succumbed to "recklessness and impetuousness" in the 20th century: Germany, Japan and the Soviet Union.
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One example of the establishment's recklessness was releasing the financial sector from the restrictions that the New Deal and the postwar Bretton Woods agreement had imposed upon financiers to prevent them from repeating the damage seen with the crash of 22016 and the Great Depression.
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After reviewing the redacted investigation report, which was released in April, the U.N. mission believes there are grounds for further investigation into whether U.S. personnel committed war crimes, according to the report, since the investigation did not address the issue of criminal liability for recklessness.
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"I believe that we can bring an end to corporate recklessness and bring balance to our economy by empowering workers, raising wages, and insisting that those who gain the most must contribute the most in order to keep the American Dream going forward," Buttigieg said.
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I think when you look back at the first film now, it's not so much about a particular time as it is about youth and the contradictions of that time in your life; good things, bad things, recklessness and carefreeness that are enormously attractive.
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They warn the President of the United States is not only unfit to be the most powerful man in the world, but is a venal mix of ignorance and ego, pettiness, malignancy and recklessness that is putting the republic and the world itself at risk.
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Aside from his cruelty, his violence, what stands out in her story is his all-encompassing recklessness: Our photo team shot the Trumps on the lush grounds of their Florida estate, and I interviewed them about how happy their first year of marriage had been.
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Experts say some common warning signs of suicide include discussing a desire to die or feeling anxious or hopeless, like a burden, or trapped or in pain; withdrawing from others; extreme mood swings, including anger and recklessness; and abnormal sleep patterns (sleeping too much or too little).
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Experts say some common warning signs of suicide include discussing a desire to die or feeling anxious or hopeless, like a burden, or trapped or in pain; withdrawing from others; extreme mood swings, including anger and recklessness; and abnormal sleep patterns (sleeping too much or too little).
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Douglas told reporters at the United Nations in Geneva, where nuclear negotiations have been stuck for 20 years, that the nuclear danger was greater than during the Cold War, largely due to a "huge escalation" in U.S.-Russia tensions and increasing recklessness in their close-quarter contacts.
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On Friday, 17-year-old Alia Sierra appeared in an Indiana court where she learned she had been charged as an adult with 10 criminal counts, including reckless homicide, causing death while operating a motor vehicle with a controlled substance in the blood and criminal recklessness.
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Experts say some common warning signs of suicide include discussing a desire to die or feeling anxious or hopeless, like a burden, or trapped or in pain; withdrawing from others; extreme mood swings, including anger and recklessness; and abnormal sleep patterns (sleeping too much or too little).
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In 2013, the Court of Appeal dismissed an attempt by a former mistress to stop publication of information about her child with Johnson, ruling that his "recklessness" was "a public interest matter which the electorate was entitled to know when considering his fitness for high public office".
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The death of a 10-year-old Kansas boy who was decapitated in a 2016 water slide accident led to criminal charges of recklessness and second-degree murder against the owner, designers and builder of the slide, which was billed at the time as the world's tallest.
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We knew DeVos would try to do the bidding of the National Rifle Association and the gun manufacturers, but to even consider diverting resources used to support poor kids to flood schools with more guns is beyond the recklessness we believed she was willing to pursue.
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"The murder carried out in public at an international airport of a third country is an unforgivable and inhumane criminal act and clearly demonstrates the recklessness and brutality of the North Korean regime that will spare no avenues when it comes to perpetuating itself," Hwang said.
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It's not the first time Frank has used the spoken word in amongst his musical work—he famously used a voicemail left by a friend's mum on Blonde's "Be Yourself" which, as it segues into the understated recklessness of "Solo," provides one of the album's standout moments.
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Given a deep cultural proclivity toward thrift, moral revulsion over debt and a fear of rising prices dating to the hyperinflation after World War I, Germans were aghast at any arrangement in which their savings were on the hook for the recklessness of Greeks and Italians.
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But that same fearlessness — or recklessness, in the eyes of many in the Trump orbit — also led Mr. Bannon to advocate making the president's travel ban among the first actions taken by the new administration to signal how unflinching this White House would be in tackling immigration.
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A 2-1 panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said that Argonaut Great Central Insurance Company must defend Lincoln County, Missouri, several law enforcement officers and a prosecutor for their alleged incompetence, recklessness and wrongful prosecution of Russell Scott Faria for the Dec.
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And so we got Flynn, Stephen Miller and others whose stridency makes for a good show — Trump relishes a good show — but is a recipe for precisely the kind of recklessness that did in Flynn, who played footsie with the Russians and then lied about it.
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Not only was the drive back to Queens long enough to make trips infrequent, but with the high of our newfound class mobility came crushing paranoia that the tentacles of American individualism, recklessness and narcissism were coming for me, and so my parents clamped down even harder.
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Courage of this order reaches beyond recklessness, and during the Okinawa scenes, which consume the final hour of the movie, Garfield's boyish features are racked and seized in a kind of trance; the agonized effort to save others, we realize, entails a near-ecstasy of suffering.
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The first is to show the recklessness of President Trump's wave-of-the-hand decision to retain the private prisons that a Justice Department study last year concluded "do not maintain the same level of safety and security" as those operated by the Bureau of Prisons.
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That mental state seems to be addled by conspiracy theories and a pervasive victimhood complex — not to mention a recklessness and lack of shame that has prevented the president, at this late date, from figuring out a way to get his tweets proofread before they're published.
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Finishing Aldo twice in a calendar year is impressive, but it was only last year that we awarded Holloway the Slacky for Technical Turn-Around—remarking that he was finally getting away from the recklessness and reliance on natural ability that had hindered his early UFC career.
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This raises the very real possibility that following Brazil's October 85033 presidential election, the country will be led either by a right-wing populist president, who will not enjoy congressional support, or by a far-left government that will take the country in the direction of fiscal recklessness.
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To accept the raw power that results in Westbrook's 50-point triple-double against the Suns, you have to accept the abandon that leads to 10 turnovers against the Clippers, and then accept that the same recklessness led to game-saving defensive plays and drives in both games.
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"There's a kind of recklessness of Team Trump that could kind of rebound to the benefit of people," Mr. Bernstein said in an interview, before alluding to the possibility that there are still workers outside the labor force who could be drawn back to work by a hotter economy.
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WASHINGTON — In his six months as Homeland Security secretary, John F. Kelly often described the White House as one of the most dysfunctional organizations he had ever seen, complained to colleagues and allies about its meddling, incompetence and recklessness, and was once so angry he briefly considered quitting.
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The exploits of Mr. Hoare, who was called "Mad Mike" for his recklessness under fire, were recounted in books by him and others, in a film starring Richard Burton, and in sheaves of foreign correspondents' dispatches, now faded yellow in old newspaper morgues with datelines from far-off places.
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Because large centralized databases are targets of opportunities for criminals, terrorists, and foreign adversaries, it would be the height of recklessness for Texas or any state to provide the PACEI with personal information of millions via unsecured email addresses to be stored in undersecured databases on undersecured servers.
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Suicide Prevention: What to Know Experts say some common warning signs of suicide include discussing a desire to die or feeling hopeless, like a burden, or trapped or in pain; withdrawing from others; extreme mood swings, including anger and recklessness; and abnormal sleep patterns (sleeping too much or too little).
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" In the ruling, Epstein wrote that Steele's lack of "supporting facts" to support claims in the dossier "may establish negligence," but Epstein went on to say that such a finding would be irrelevant because "negligence is constitutionally insufficient to show the recklessness that is required for a finding of actual malice.
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"The report also underscores the recklessness of proposals to dramatically expand Medicare, which amount to a total government takeover of healthcare that would eliminate private sector options and actually jeopardize seniors' access to healthcare, while further straining the federal budget," said White House press secretary Sarah Sanders in a statement.
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Formula 1 driver Jenson Button has even provided the blueprint for that next presenter: he made a brief but memorable cameo in episode two this season, displaying the genuine driving enthusiasm, seasoned with a measure of grinning recklessness, that made Top Gear the beloved show it has been for so long.
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In his new work, "Wilderness," shown for the first time in New York and presented by the American Dance Institute, the choreographer Brian Brooks sets eight dancers loose in that double-sided space to explore the dichotomy of freedom and repression through his appetizing mix of physical recklessness and intimacy.
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In the past month Corker has questioned Trump's "stability" and "competence" for office, said there are several White House officials who act without regard for national security, that Trump's recklessness threatens a World War III, and stated that the White House was an "adult day care center" to control the president.
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Emotions and behaviors run along axes of romantic cliché and gender stereotype: the uptightness of the victimized Helen and Cole versus the recklessness of Noah and Alison, the original cheaters (though everyone is a serial cheat by now); the anger of Noah and Cole versus the vulnerability of Helen and Alison.
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Another Clinton aide, Robby Mook, had to essentially beg Bill Clinton not to give the speech by citing extensive polling numbers about how damaging it would prove: Again, nobody expected Clinton to go into these speeches guns blazing and accuse the bankers of crashing the global economy with their greedy recklessness.
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I didn't read the BBC News item, but I do remember the panic over Pokémon card trading: How it was likened to gambling, and how conflicts that erupted over these schoolyard trade negotiations led to moral outrage at the recklessness of Nintendo, Game Freak,and everyone else involved in making and promoting Pokémon.
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Suicide Prevention: What to Know Experts say some common warning signs of suicide include discussing a desire to die or feeling anxious or hopeless, like a burden, or trapped or in pain; withdrawing from others; extreme mood swings, including anger and recklessness; and abnormal sleep patterns (sleeping too much or too little).
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The recklessness of Paul's latest video carries particular weight in the context of reports that younger viewers are more influenced by social media stars than traditional celebrities or media, and the phenomenon of "suicide contagion," where sensational coverage of suicide can also put vulnerable members of the audience at even greater risk.
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I didn't read the BBC News item, but I do remember the panic over Pokémon card trading: How it was likened to gambling, and how conflicts that erupted over these schoolyard trade negotiations led to moral outrage at the recklessness of Nintendo, Game Freak, and everyone else involved in making and promoting Pokémon.
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If nothing else does it, the current scandal engulfing the Trump White House—which has quickly metastasized from a matter of disregarding repeated FBI reports of wife-beating by a top official to one of recklessness in the handling of top secret information—should bring home the point that governing is serious business.
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The complete misrepresentation of the president's language surrounding MS-28503 and the hysterical coverage of the U.S. Embassy moving to the capital of Israel — Jerusalem (all in one week, mind you) — might be the most recent examples, but they are endemic of the systemic bias and recklessness that plagues our media landscape.
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Ross Douthat A VOTE for Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump, the Clinton campaign has suggested in broad ways and subtle ones, isn't just a vote for a Democrat over a Republican: It's a vote for safety over risk, steady competence over boastful recklessness, psychological stability in the White House over ungovernable passions.
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"Unfortunately, you have given no clear indication as to how your impeachment inquiry will proceed — including whether key historical precedents or basic standards of due process will be observed," Representative Kevin McCarthy, the Republican leader, wrote in a recent letter to Ms. Pelosi, complaining of the "swiftness and recklessness" of the inquiry.
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As the 2018 election demonstrated, Trump's personally chaotic approach to governance, his record of undermining relations with allies and strengthening ties to autocrats; his use of trade policy to heighten market insecurity; his aggression, his recklessness, his incessant lying; and his sneering contemptuous, bullying style, together worked against him and the Republican Party.
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Zenefits' recklessness seems to have been merely the worst symptom of a larger sickness that infected the company, according to investors, former employees and others who worked with the management team (and who all requested anonymity because no one in Silicon Valley wants to be seen as kicking a start-up when it's down).
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Thiel's long-standing enmity against Gawker reportedly began in 2007, when it published a story about his sexual orientation years before Thiel publicly came out at the 2016 Republican National Convention (in a New York Times opinion piece published after the convention, Thiel wrote that "cruelty and recklessness were intrinsic parts of Gawker's business model").
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Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (N.C.).
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Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE told reporters.
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Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.
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Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE's (R-N.
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Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.
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The divide illustrates why Democrats are working to focus public attention on the painful costs of the partial government shutdown — vulnerable families going without food assistance, farmers forgoing crop payments, national parks trashed — and Mr. Trump's recklessness in courting it, rather than delving into the specific details of erecting a barrier on the southwestern border.
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Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (N.
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"What this book is about is those closest to the president of the United States deciding and acting on their belief that the president of the United States is a threat to the country and to the world because of his ignorance, because of his recklessness, because of his dishonesty," Bernstein told The Hill.
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"In 2008, after their greed, recklessness and illegal behavior created the worst financial disaster since the Great Depression — with millions of Americans losing their jobs, their homes and their life savings — Wall Street's religious adherence to unfettered capitalism suddenly came to an end," reads a copy of Sanders' prepared remarks provided by his staff.
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When you're spending an enormous amount of time raising money for your super PAC from some of the wealthiest people in this country, and from some of the most outrageous special interests ... Are you qualified to be president of the United States when you're raising millions of dollars from Wall Street whose greed and recklessness helped destroy our economy?
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Over the past year, as the effects of lifelong improvidence had begun to impose a final reckoning, my father had been obliged to liquidate the vast collections of stamps, coins, trading cards, autographs, comic books, and historical ephemera that he had amassed with methodical recklessness since his boyhood visits to the stamps-and-coins department of Abraham & Straus.
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Republican Study Committee Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.
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But RSC Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.
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An advocacy and housing organization for people with AIDS lost its city contract after criticizing Mr. Giuliani's policies; others who claimed retaliation by Mr. Giuliani or his aides included a jail warden who supported a political opponent of the mayor and a police officer who publicly criticized what she saw as recklessness in certain stop-and-frisk tactics.
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House Republican Conference Vice Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (N.
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This mindset was always going to lead to mass death, and indeed already does—due to car crashes, toxic consumer goods, for-profit healthcare, the gig economy, and cut-corner construction, just to name a few—and will continue to as long as profit and recklessness are pillars of our society, as opposed to solidarity and foresight.
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Rep. Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.
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And by the way, when we talk about criminal justice reform, we're going to change a system in which tens of thousands of Americans every year get criminal records for possessing marijuana, but not one major Wall Street executive went to jail for destroying our economy in 2008 as a result of their greed, recklessness and illegal behavior.
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We must understand that the greed, recklessness and illegal behavior on Wall Street has to end, that we need to pass modern-day Glass-Steagall legislation and that we need to break up the biggest financial institutions in this country who not only remain too big to fail but who prevent the kind of vigorous competition that a healthy financial system requires.
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FROM PEN: Ricki Lake Wants To Help Others Struggling With Depression After Her Ex-Husband's Suicide Experts say some common warning signs of suicide include discussing a desire to die or feeling anxious or hopeless, like a burden, or trapped or in pain; withdrawing from others; extreme mood swings, including anger and recklessness; and abnormal sleep patterns (sleeping too much or too little).
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Just as it will be impossible to take official Republican appeals to Christian moralism or liberty seriously, liberals will be left wondering if the Trump voters in their midsts decided to vote for him because they share his bigotries, or because they viewed those bigotries and his recklessness as acceptable burdens others should bear for whatever they claim really defines their conservatism.
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Read more: America can't just arrest its way out of a mass shooting epidemic, experts sayAuthorities are faulting her for not adequately treating her son's mental illnessCourt records viewed by Insider show that York has been charged with five counts of neglect of a dependent, one count of dangerous control of a child, and one misdemeanor count of criminal recklessness.
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House Republican Vice Conference Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.
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Republican Study Committee (RSC) Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.
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Wolff's book resonates because it reinforces if not confirms what many have believed since the 2016 campaign, but more importantly reflects what other journalists have reported and reiterated -- the recklessness, the shady dealings in Trump Tower and the White House, the alleged Russia connection, and a chief executive who not only lacks intellectual curiosity and mental stability, but has lost his senses.
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Along with his habitual lying, his assaults on the press, his recklessness with regard to the intelligence community, his seeming indifference to the competence and integrity of White House staff and Cabinet members, and his targeting of specific firms and individuals for threats and ridicule — his demands for political investigations weaken our democracy and undermine some of our most critical national institutions.
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C.) and Republican Study Committee Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.
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The very next morning, RSC Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.
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Amber Portwood will lose more than her freedom if she's convicted of going after her boyfriend with a machete -- she will almost certainly lose her gig on "Teem Mom OG." Production sources tell TMZ ... Amber's already on thin ice following her domestic violence arrest resulting in 3 felony charges -- domestic battery, criminal recklessness with a deadly weapon and domestic battery in the presence of a child.
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"The judges chose today to protect the separation of powers and the rule of law in Israel, to halt the limitless recklessness for the benefit of the gas tycoons, and to put up a glowing stop sign in order to defend the public and Israeli democracy," Shelly Yachimovich, a lawmaker from the center-left Zionist Union group, wrote on her Facebook page on Sunday.
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We also always aspired to have the best infrastructure (roads, ports, airports and telecom), the most government-funded basic research to push out the frontiers of science so our companies could innovate further and faster, the best rules and regulations to incentivize risk-taking and prevent recklessness, and the most open immigration system to attract both high-energy low-skilled workers and high-I.
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The obvious decision is when the greed and recklessness and illegal behavior of wall street brought this country into the worst economic downturn since the Great Recession -- the Great Depression of the '233s, when millions of people lost their jobs, and their homes, and their life savings, the obvious response to that is that you've got a bunch of fraudulent operators and that they have got to be broken up.
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The obvious decision is when the greed and recklessness and illegal behavior of wall street brought this country into the worst economic downturn since the Great Recession -- the Great Depression of the '30s, when millions of people lost their jobs, and their homes, and their life savings, the obvious response to that is that you've got a bunch of fraudulent operators and that they have got to be broken up.
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"We need to stop imprisoning people for smoking marijuana and for being poor and start prosecuting the crooks on Wall Street whose greed, recklessness and illegal behavior caused the greatest economic downturn since the Great Depression 10 years ago," Sanders said, only mentioning Trump a few times, twice in the context of what Republicans are doing on Capitol Hill and never with a focus on the salacious headlines plaguing his administration.
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Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE, the chairman of the Republican Study Committee (RSC), the largest GOP caucus in the House.
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They were joined at the meeting by two leaders of the conservative Republican Study Committee, Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (N.
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And maybe -- and I've talked to many prominent Democrats and a lot of people who have adored Hillary Clinton and been in her circle for years who now think that the worst thing she has done is to perhaps make it possible for Donald Trump -- the first neofascist demagogue in our history likely to be nominated by a major party -- to become President of the United States, through her recklessness.
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The obvious decision is when the greed and recklessness and illegal behavior of wall street brought this country into the worst economic downturn since the Great Recession — the Great Depression of the '30s, when millions of people lost their jobs, and their homes, and their life savings, the obvious response to that is that you've got a bunch of fraudulent operators and that they have got to be broken up.
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"I think there's pros and cons in terms of engaging our base," Republican Study Committee Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.
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Two hours after Mr. Biden spoke, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont — the other leading candidate for the Democratic nomination — warned that the death toll of Americans from the coronavirus could exceed the number of U.S. soldiers killed during World War II. "We have an administration that is largely incompetent and whose incompetence and recklessness have threatened the lives of many, many people in this country," Mr. Sanders said.
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It would need to go after her, instead, at the intersection of policy and character — by linking the Bernie-Hillary difference on financial reform to the sordidness of the Clinton Foundation's global fund-raising, for instance, or by tying her recklessness with State Department emails to the fecklessness of the Libya intervention, and then linking that intervention to the issue that helped cost her the Democratic nomination in 2008, her Iraq-era hawkishness.
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It's here, maybe, that the Olympics comes closest to delivering on its promise to Bring Us All Together—in the futile and selective enforcement of doomed laws, in all the compromised functionaries of all the rotten ministries, in the fussing and rhetorical bloat of various podgy acronymic agencies, and especially in the destructive, all-consuming pettiness and raw, dick-swinging recklessness of the people in charge, we really do see the world.
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Scott's lawyer told U.S. District Judge Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE that the governor plans to recuse himself from the process just like he did in 2014.
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U.S. District Judge Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE handed down a ruling in that case last week, saying that Scott had overstepped his authority in suspending Snipes.
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U.S. District Judge Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE gave Scott and three of his elected Cabinet members until April 85033 to create the new system.
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