It has no regard for feeling, no regard for pain, no regard for suffering.
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He bases his regard for people on their regard for him.
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The theory goes that today's 20- or 303-somethings spend with little regard for savings and even less regard for retiring.
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Like, who knew that guy would have a level of regard for his fiancée that would surpass his level of regard for the Brazilian justice system.
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The conduct "reflects a corporate culture that had no regard for the law, no respect for the American people and no regard for the environment or people's health."
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The evidence for the alleged noncraziness is based on polling, an emphatically low regard for the current field of Democratic candidates, and an emphatically high regard for Bloomberg's purported assets.
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In the book, his progress is partly inhibited by his (often dryly amusing) self-flattering regard for his mission, which can seem as towering and consuming as his regard for Aspern.
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Together they showed little regard for the EU's fiscal rules.
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ISIS shows no regard for anything that Muslims deem sacred.
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In opinion polls, Pakistanis have high regard for the Chinese.
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It's clear Putin has little regard for his own people.
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Rather, judges should adjudicate without regard for those political forces.
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The whole reform package was mandated without regard for evidence.
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The Trump administration clearly has very little regard for facts.
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His supposed regard for the military is often lip service.
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Public regard for Trump has not been nearly so fluid.
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ONONDAGA NATION — The cicadas return with no regard for subtlety.
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Most left with little regard for the president they served.
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"Personally, I have a high regard for him," she said.
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"I have regard for that movie," she says of Siegel's film.
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Scalia's regard for defendants' rights did not extend across the board.
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But he says he's never lost regard for those who died.
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They're launching an attack, with no regard for the potential casualties.
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Artists' representations of and regard for the female body changed in
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Most of them have no regard for killing or shooting people.
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It also shows little regard for America's existing alliances, particularly NATO.
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I had no regard for my life, I had no care.
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People that I know have a very high regard for her.
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Four years later, Woods's regard for the game has only deepened.
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But its repercussions are hitting average citizens without regard for partisanship.
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You might say my regard for the rules was almost disabling.
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Indeed, she narrates with little regard for consistency of verb tense.
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Environmentalists, he said, show little regard for the livelihood of farmers.
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If this weren't confusing enough, Thompson has little regard for chronology.
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Their high, uncompromising regard for them is pretty much world legend.
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He also had little regard for Cambridge's suite of psychographic products.
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And yet Hägglund's very vulnerability increases my regard for his project.
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It had little regard for the rules of the Broadway musical.
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"I myself have a regard for the Jews," Lincoln reportedly said. . . .
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But by December 2019, Elle's regard for its columnist had changed.
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But they shouldn't do that without regard for tradition,' said one.
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And he appeared to show little regard for anyone but himself.
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This reflex is shaped by Trump's personal regard for the target.
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Most presidents don't have a tremendous regard for the opposing party.
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They have a genuine regard for the truth, he has none.
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He has little regard for the problems of upstate New York.
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Do you think that Trump has any regard for what's true?
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The decision reflected the judiciary's long-established regard for Congress' oversight authority.
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Chubbs has no regard for the successful completion of your golf game.
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They privatised hundreds of companies, with no regard for competition or regulation.
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But this regard for her will is what first softens Beauty's heart.
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Path B is to pursue being first without regard for much else.
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The strip-mining of the internet without regard for consequences must end.
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And Larson has only the highest regard for her onscreen big sister.
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FISH are slippery characters, with little regard for international agreements or borders.
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His incompetence, his hair, his lack of regard for pomp and manners.
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He is a narcissist who lacks empathy and regard for human life.
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It is a vile organization of hoodlums with no regard for life.
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There was a mistrust of positivity, a lack of regard for success.
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Trump's impeachment, without regard for whether or not they would succeed. It's
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She also said that she had "the highest regard" for Ms. Carlson.
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Crank this one loud, often, and with zero regard for noise ordinances.
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The link, though, is straightforward and simple: A society that appropriates our culture without regard for the damage it does is one that will inevitably allow a powerful corporation to appropriate our lands without regard for our people.
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As policy is personnel, therefore, an administrative agency with little regard for the binding precepts of both the Communications Act and the Administrative Procedure Act will also have little if any regard for any new process reform legislation.
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Tea Partiers love Mr Trump, who seems to have zero regard for liberty.
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America's tech titans scoop up users' data with insufficient regard for their privacy.
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Back home, Mrs Mugabe also seems to have little regard for the law.
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The contest was waged by irregular fighters with little regard for civilian life.
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Turkey said the action was "disproportionate" and showed no regard for human life.
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Ms Suu Kyi appears to have little regard for freedom of the press.
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" Buttigieg told MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle that he has "enormous regard for those achievements.
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But Trump's regard for leaders that many consider bad actors goes beyond that.
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They like to throw rhetorical bombs with little regard for the political consequences.
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IS continues to attack oilfields with little regard for who is guarding them.
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In Puerto Rico, however, the President has shown little regard for presidential custom.
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Yet economists frown when households—and governments—spend with little regard for tomorrow.
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Like most designers, Gilles has high regard for glorious cars of the past.
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The man clearly has no regard for his personal health and well being.
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And as I've followed him since then, my regard for Johnson has grown.
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Mr. Hofmann's high regard for his former boss as an artist is undiminished.
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They have shown little regard for enforcing the worker protections that already exist.
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Being the second in class is definitely easier in that regard for sure.
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Communists have no regard for individual human life, and it shows in China.
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The president expressed personal regard for Anton and said he would be missed.
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It's clear she has no regard for her class's well-being or education.
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Some politicians have high regard for the current president of the United States.
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But OANN's Emerald Robinson didn't appear to have much regard for their service.
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Many Americans also doubt Trump has much personal regard for people like them.
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Electing the rich, self-indulgent Donald Trump, who has little regard for rules and regulations that don't suit him, and no regard for people who don't adore him, would be a calamity for our democracy that could take decades to repair.
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Their mutual regard for one another helps sustain a happy balance in their home.
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We have to acknowledge that this country was built without regard for Black bodies.
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There was, apparently, no regard for the role of Congress in any of this.
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As economic stagnation breeds populism, so excessive regard for the popular will reinforces stagnation.
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My sister demands we respect her choices (without regard for our hurt feelings). Advice?
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Mining companies show scant regard for grass or goats and consume lots of water.
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Another is insufficient regard for grassroots support and for the social impact of projects.
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Regard for tradition and context did not ward off the doubters, but it helped.
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Here is what is obvious: The guards lack regard for the inmates' well-being.
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Sometimes I just like to blast my favorite tunes without much regard for nuance.
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Amateur judges are simply trying to score clean punches, without any regard for power.
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"Those who can bear the burden should, without regard for age," she told Reuters.
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"These are individuals who, with varying degrees, have little regard for others," Navarro says.
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His regard for Rudy Giuliani depends on the hunched henchman's openness to unscrupulous errands.
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Anyone who I know who deals with him has the highest regard for him.
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Does this suggest that her regard for women is the same as Donald Trump's?
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Most important of all, it seems, was his high regard for Balanchine's self-editing.
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Flush with the cash, entrepreneurs operated with scant oversight and little regard for profit.
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The ACA market would still accept everyone and rate policies without regard for risk.
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Critics frequently noted his propensity for crafting dramatic tales without regard for the facts.
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Just as no president has shown such little regard for its norms and traditions.
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He thought that good stewardship begins with regard for the local landscape and architecture.
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At the same time, Mr. Trump appears to have little regard for traditional diplomacy.
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It's been impulsive without regard for the long-term consequences of America's actions abroad.
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""We would all benefit from a resurgence of moderation and heightened regard for principle.
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But that was based on a mathematical approximation with little regard for regional diversity.
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In this video, a younger pup bounces around with no regard for their surroundings.
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Based in Bucharest, it aligns closely with Romania's high legal regard for online privacy.
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Kunal Sen said he thought his father had special regard for his later works.
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Chief Justice John Roberts has a record of high regard for executive branch prerogatives.
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Well, I have to say, my regard for the press has dropped quite dramatically.
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He is constantly talking about non-work topics with zero regard for those around him.
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"I have the highest regard for them and they're my close friends," he told CNN.
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They set standards and write laws with little regard for what their neighbours are doing.
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No other president has acted with so little evident regard for the nation's core interests.
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What the president's regard for the Speaker might be worth, however, is open to question.
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Similarly, many -- I suspect most -- reporters, at least in Washington, have minimal regard for Trump.
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He's going to do what he wants to do with no regard for larger obligations.
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And he seems to have little regard for consulting experts for any matters of government.
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"And based on my enormous regard for Jessie, I wouldn't be concerned here," he added.
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Abrams has an ample record as a hardline militarist with no regard for human rights.
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All that matters is cheaply produced content without any regard for the sustainability of anyone.
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The driver strode off confidently with seemingly little regard for what became of the vehicle.
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This declining regard for factual evidence may be a defining characteristic of our current age.
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The thing about James Blake is that he has absolutely no regard for your feelings.
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Rush hour occurs at breakneck pace and largely with scant regard for your fellow rats.
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His sensitivity and regard for other people came from the way he was brought up.
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If his regard for the human race deteriorated as he grew older, there were reasons.
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A fell run will typically cut corners, follow compass bearings with no regard for contours.
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They were depicted as people who are godless, who have no regard for human life.
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" She argued that Trump "has shown no regard for an already marginalized and struggling community.
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Some colleagues at the auction house criticized Gouzer's lack of regard for long-established relationships.
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S. foreign policy is in total disarray, and world regard for the U.S. has plummeted.
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Artworks and artifacts are freely intermingled in broad groupings, with no regard for the timeline.
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Social media companies can, and do, remove content with little regard for its evidentiary value.
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I believe that when he attacked me that evening, with physical force, with no regard for anything I said, no regard for my cries and protests, my physical resistance, my panic and fear - it scarred me deeply - mentally and emotionally - perhaps irreparably, perhaps forever.
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They espouse equal outcomes with no regard for the talent and effort required to become successful.
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"Very apparent that Marcos Echartea has no regard for human life, even a baby," he said.
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David's regard for his son is like a physical weight Nic tries to free himself from.
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He has little regard for the consequences of his words because he's not interested in governing.
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It's a co-defendant visiting the plaintiffs' turf without regard for appearance or possibility of collusion.
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Amal Clooney is held in high regard for her accomplishments as an international human rights attorney.
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"She's been working on the front lines in this regard for over 50 years," she says.
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The Trump administration doesn't hold much regard for asylum seekers or projects started by President Obama.
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"These criminal organizations view these individuals as mere commodities without regard for their safety," Acosta said.
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Depending on your regard for speed limits, you'd soon reach California's Imperial Sand Dunes recreation area.
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The leader of our nation has shown no regard for an already marginalized and struggling community.
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"There's a tradition of funding very fundamental research without regard for it being 'useful,'" said Haldane.
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Ms Burgess has little regard for the way such wheeling and dealing prioritises profits over people.
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Mr. Cruz's record as a senator is a testament to his minimal regard for political compromise.
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Fellow justices have shown regard for his questioning, occasionally picking up on his line of inquiry.
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We learned that searches were consistently conducted in brutal fashion with little regard for citizens' rights.
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The festival may well have generated a new regard for the value of the physical plant.
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Francis is known for having little regard for protocol and for doing things his own way.
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Chinese companies operate with less scrutiny and regard for corporate social responsibility than their Western counterparts.
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Prices have developed via convoluted negotiations between providers and health plans, without regard for the consumer.
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Merely to announce a high regard for truth is no guarantee that truth will be uttered.
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By calling the police, Benson said his professor displayed little regard for what could have happened.
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Some build their overweening, often overbearing mansions with no regard for the genius of the land.
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I think that this administration has made little secret of its low regard for human rights.
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These are professional protesters who have no regard for the safety and well-being of others.
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And my regard for Toni Tipton-Martin's pork chops in lemon-caper sauce knows no bounds.
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Unlike the people from that continent, sand can travel thousands of miles without regard for frontiers.
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I lost a lot of my sentimental regard for cats -- that "oh, my cute fur-baby" response.
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They float and spin and crash into one another with no regard for what's up or down.
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The policy was clearly signed without any regard for implementation or understanding of our existing screening processes.
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Like Ae, she has startling blue eyes, a lack of regard for social niceties, and hella skill.
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"Under Sessions, there is no regard for preserving or prioritizing the work of civil rights," said Anders.
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"It's very apparent that Marcos Echartea has no regard for human life, even a baby," Dyer said.
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Our future—like Scotland's—is being decided by England without any regard for how it affects us.
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He 'outed' me with no regard for my well-being, an act we all recognize as homophobic.
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And they must navigate life under a terror group that has little regard for their well-being.
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"Once again, terrorists have targeted a populated area with no regard for innocent lives," said Brig. Gen.
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Crepinko said the "deathtraps" traffickers used to smuggle migrants showed the lack of regard for their safety.
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And I'm well aware of the dangers of playing the game without any regard for my safety.
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"I think he has a lot of regard for his own integrity," Miller told the Washington Post.
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There are "armies of academics going forward measuring poetry", with little regard for passion, beauty or romance.
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We have the highest regard for our dancers and consider them an important part of our organization.
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"Nev is held in high regard for having achieved this through his career," the second source said.
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However, further surveillance showed Tse was a big spender with a keen regard for his personal security.
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It's also rife with pitfalls for a President known to speak candidly and without regard for protocol.
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Out of nowhere these cops come with no warning, no regard for our safety or our concerns.
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Chris Hero sounds like, well, a hero, maybe one with a little too much regard for himself.
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He "outed" me with no regard for my well-being, an act we all recognize as homophobic.
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This blatant ill regard for 50.9 percent of the population may hurt the GOP come Election Day.
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Mounting piles of ghost research are likely to feed the public's cynicism and low regard for politicians.
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The biggest, purest breakers are suitable only for pros (or novices with scant regard for personal safety).
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"Real swordfighters don't make wild, uncontrolled swings without regard for what their opponents are doing," he wrote.
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Some providers were accused of recruiting students with little regard for their academic ability or financial situation.
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"Part of the idea of mercy is showing regard for others rather than self-interest," he said.
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He sometimes speaks or writes as if the majority does not share his regard for the Constitution.
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According to the poll, religion is highly influential in Americans' regard for consuming both alcohol and marijuana.
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Trump derangement syndrome is actively driving the demands to punish Russia — with little regard for any consequences.
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PONIEWOZIK And do it without regard for how it makes you look to one camp or another.
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He openly speaks his mind and takes action without regard for which ideology his positions fall into.
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He smokes two packs of cigarettes a day and eats with little regard for his heart condition.
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If the recent presidential election proves anything, it is that most Americans have low regard for Washington.
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To me, Soulless means that he's preyed on young women without any regard for their well-being.
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" In replacing those vile words, we come up with things like "With no regard for human life.
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But their high regard for his now-estranged wife, Huma Abedin, always kept them from going public.
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"I would see women with face veils crossing the street with no regard for traffic," he said.
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Devotion to teams like Evil Geniuses, Team Liquid and Cloud7003 developed organically with little regard for geography.
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Rather, it is a cynical re-election ploy with no regard for cost in American blood. Shame!
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He has a much higher regard for his historical novels, and considers "Sir Nigel" his best book.
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It's a strict reading of Sharia by a sultan who seems to have little regard for it.
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Love is not a word I would use to describe my regard for Warhol, which is high.
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These are wines that are badly made from grapes grown with more regard for quantity than quality.
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Both my parents had such high regard for men, and they'd been disappointed by having two girls.
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He has, however, used the national security justification for tariffs with abandon, and zero regard for plausibility.
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New laws and regulations are actively encouraging development of electric vehicles, with little regard for customer convenience.
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They often operate without proper government permissions and with little or no regard for fire safety regulations.
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Rewards and punishments are conditional, but our love and positive regard for our kids should be unconditional.
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A lot of these players are ushered through a system without much regard for their academic development.
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Superman style of action figures just bouncing off one another, without much regard for gravity and mass.
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Then, with no regard for the solemnity of the moment, the RV door once again whipped open.
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He cries, laughs, and has vivid nostalgic flashbacks sans regard for how "soft" it makes him look.
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At McCarthy's welcoming press conference, Ruppert was gracious about Shawkey: I have the highest regard for Shawkey.
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I think that if the truth is not congenial to him, he has no regard for it.
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Meanwhile, Pence's record on reproductive rights makes clear he has little regard for women's health or autonomy.
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None of his readers would escape the impression that he had an investigative regard for his material.
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He has no regard for legal niceties or social conventions, and holds grudges long after their expiration dates.
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He's always said these things in the most bombastic way possible, with no regard for precision or facts.
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THE taxi-driver parks in the way a drunkard falls asleep: suddenly, with little regard for his surroundings.
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Moo Moo, the very needy (and very sweet) cat has absolutely no regard for her owner's personal space.
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He said that its assessments showed "too much regard for the individual, and too little for the statutes".
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Mobilize provides a more developed platform for communicating, scheduling and driving impact with regard for diverse partner contexts.
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"His comments call into question whether he will treat all Americans equally, without regard for race and ethnicity".
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I think we should bring people on TV that actually have some sort of regard for the truth.
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"Like so many in the Trump administration, this attorney general has no regard for the truth," Brown said.
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Then having misdescribed it, he raises a number of practical concerns without any regard for the relevant evidence.
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HBCUs, MSIs and other public institutions suffer the consequences of policymaking conducted with little regard for empirical research.
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Mr Mubarak moved at a breakneck pace, with little regard for average Egyptians, who depended on government handouts.
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I had high regard for Director Comey and have expressed my appreciation for his work in the past.
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When they die or leave, spiders don't even clean up after themselves; they have no regard for others.
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It is clear both he and Encarnacion will test the market, without regard for the proverbial hometown discount.
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Well, he had a high regard for women and a lot of things that had to be done.
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He's been forced to use Heritage but he clearly has little regard for movement conservatives or Republican partisans.
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Nations would be bound by local spheres of influence with little regard for global co-operation or trade.
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There's puns, at least, and a smiling starfish who gazes into the sky without regard for anything else.
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Laing pursues an affair with one neighbor (Sienna Miller) and develops an affectionate regard for another (Elisabeth Moss).
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Military power deployed without regard for human values and a stable world is of little long-term use.
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Leisure can give some people the ability to do the right thing without regard for their own pocketbook.
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Across the continent, Russia advances its political and economic relationships with little regard for the rule of law.
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WikiLeaks is often criticized for releasing documents without editing or regard for the sensitive information they may contain.
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But Mr. Trump, as he has demonstrated time and again, has little regard for the conventions of politics.
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The result, critics say, is that government information is routinely classified with little regard for its actual sensitivity.
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"The leader of our nation has shown no regard for an already marginalized and struggling community," Jenner writes.
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So what can we do to maintain a regard for everybody's perspective, and ultimately their respect and dignity?
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Apple's strategy here is defined, again, by the classic teacher-student relationship, without any regard for other models.
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That Mr. Kaczynski and his ilk have no regard for the rule of law has long been obvious.
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A terrible human being who has no regard for truth or decency is finally getting what he deserves.
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"Someone has no regard for life and it's disturbing," she told The New York Times over the weekend.
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He crossed France and then the oceans, again and again, to find one, with little regard for others.
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Yes, we expect our columnists to work with the same regard for fact and truth as the newsroom.
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Many journalists are already concerned that he has little regard for their professional responsibilities or First Amendment rights.
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But congressional Democrats should be cleareyed about what's happening here: The president has little regard for the law.
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The mantis appetite likewise turns out to leap and bound, and with scant regard for food-chain decorum.
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More shocking is the HFPA's lack of regard for Euphoria, a truly game-changing TV show for 2019.
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In these final paintings of the exhibit, we see most clearly Degas's empathy and regard for the milliners.
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And residents of the island made clear that summers had been spent without regard for time for generations.
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That will always be the case if you approach legislation without regard for the views of the other side.
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To see the painting this way, however, is to read its subject without regard for how it is depicted.
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Has he no regard for the millions of people sitting down to lunch and witnessing this cavalcade of grotesqueries?
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The land isn't as forgiving or malleable, and the seasons have no regard for what anyone needs or wants.
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Carole claims Bethenny repeatedly texted her without any regard for how the barrage of messages might make Carole feel.
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Part of the excitement comes from seeing a partner indulge in a guilty pleasure without regard for social rules.
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We've never seen a candidate like Trump before, one who operated without rules or regard for polling-friendly messages.
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Marshall said the state legislature "often passes unconstitutional legislation" without regard for the expense of defending it in court.
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I'm thinking, "Oh, you replace ..." Although I have to say I have nothing but regard for the boxers there.
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But these writers' high regard for Burnham is misguided—not only overripe with nostalgia but deficient in historical understanding.
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Trump and his supporters have no regard for knowledge or debate, and thrive on petty caricaturing of political opponents.
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The moment Ruby realizes she is a free dog, she takes off with zero regard for her caring humans.
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Announcing the ban on Twitter is impersonal and cold, showing that Trump has little regard for the transgender community.
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But I wanted to make sure you spoke to someone who had very high regard for the Sackler family.
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A Mormon and Arizona transplant who usually votes for Republicans, Ms. White said she had no regard for Mrs.
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And why does his dad seem to have so little regard for him, his soon-to-be-born son?
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Prosecutors and officials within the Justice Department are supposed to make these decisions without regard for their personal politics.
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One is of a company that encourages lawbreaking and has little regard for the safety or security of residents.
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Alexievich bends her subjects into familiar literary, mythological, or historical types, with little regard for social context or specificity.
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But even in this manifestation, we see the total lack of regard for this shit in the modern NBA.
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She likes people to see her life as she has curated it, and holds high regard for her privacy.
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American interests in 2018 should no longer be connected to an absolutist regime with no regard for human rights.
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But recent allegations of sexual abuse against Mr. Besson put his regard for his actresses in a different light.
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The longing in some of these movies can transmute into a wistful regard for the world they come from.
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She had no regard for other people, and she preyed on most everyone she met, including her own children.
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"Where does anybody show respect, regard, for some kind of public decency as to what you say about opponents?"
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Pro-Trump media outlets — many of which have little regard for truth — are spreading, Sara Fischer of Axios reports.
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Daily exposure, not surprisingly, has given Porzingis, 24, an even higher regard for what the younger Doncic is doing.
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He found himself in downtown bars five nights a week, downing Absolut Mandarin vodkas without regard for much else.
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The rule was also adopted, according to NCLA, without regard for the processes specified in the Administrative Procedure Act.
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As a result, a man in yellow was deemed an effeminate reprobate with no regard for the social order.
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S.-allied nations, tend to promote policies that benefit their home nation with little regard for America's best interests.
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"They have no regard for the law, no respect for police, and they really live it," he said, approvingly.
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Trump, who has shown little regard for facts on the 2016 election, tweeted his support for Kennedy's comments Monday.
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All competing powers are seeking to turn a catastrophe to their advantage with no regard for the Syrian people.
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Because Mr. Trump himself has little regard for facts, it was easy for him to capitalize on this situation.
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And VW, which clearly has little regard for public health, continues to claim its trickery is legal in Europe.
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They did add some really good people also, like Julie Henderson from Fox, who I have great regard for.
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Trump, who appears to have little regard for the truth, might be at particularly high risk of perjuring himself.
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But it's also a looming warning against cutting corners without regard for life — and one we can't afford to forget.
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But there is a complete lack of regard for these cultural and environmental casualties when planning dams in Southeast Asia.
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"They are a profit-driven business and they don't have any regard for the people that they're smuggling," he said.
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It's hard to imagine that anyone could occupy this spot and speak with so little regard for accuracy and truth.
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Most importantly, it would keep America in the race to save lives without jeopardizing its regard for the public's safety.
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"European governments have a very low regard for Trump anyway," said Charles Grant, director of the Center for European Reform.
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Yet the DC Circuit's regard for congressional power was broadly cast and could influence other battles between Democrats and Trump.
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" Trump described his foreign policy as one of "'principled realism" with no regard for "old dogmas" and "so-called experts.
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But many local people say the project is being rushed through without consultation or regard for their way of life.
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Yet, an exploitable workforce that can be hired without regard for anti-discrimination laws is exactly what some companies want.
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Sadly, America's current leadership has little regard for government experts, and has indeed worked to undermine bastions of independent analysis.
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But why save the environment with blob technology when you have a deep fryer and no regard for personal safety?
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The lawsuit alleges that he made these comments "with no regard for how his inappropriate behavior would" affect their son.
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"These findings confirm what many feared: The Trump Administration has little regard for transparent government," Sarbanes said in a statement.
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Anti-choice politicians across the country are passing laws restricting abortion left and right, with little regard for women's autonomy.
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The recently passed tax bill handed out corporate tax cuts like candy with no regard for return on investment (ROI).
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His comment about her not being able to resist him ... reflects his arrogance and his low regard for the victim.
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Gone are the days when tech companies can deploy their services in cities without any regard for rules and regulations.
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This is the third time that the Sioux Nation's lands and resources have been taken without regard for tribal interests.
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That means dueling advocates are homing in on themes of precedent and regard for the court in the public eye.
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He has so little regard for the GOP that he childishly mocks senators Mitch McConnell and John McCain in private.
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And that will always be the case if you approach legislation without regard for the views of the other side.
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Hundred-year-old buildings are torn apart with little regard for safety, leaving tenants to breathe air filled with asbestos.
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Soon after his appearance on Arsenio Hall, Clinton showed that his regard for the black community only went so far.
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But he dismisses most of their officers as inept careerists with scant regard for the hardships faced by their troops.
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The most disaffected — those who had already been suspended — reported feeling more regard for teachers who had taken the tutorial.
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It doesn't say much for Trump and his pals' treatment of women and less for their regard for federal law.
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There is another, awkward reason for the Erdogan frenzy of many German Turks: a low regard for their own people.
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Mr. Gorvy gained a reputation for winning prime consignments with little regard for profits, a portrayal he said was inaccurate.
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But history may have equal regard for the means by which he handles the one he inherited at home. ♦
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In it, Thomas displayed his regard for natural law and holding America to the ideals of the Declaration of Independence.
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"They had a respectful partnership and a high regard for each other," said Susan Swecker, the state Democratic Party chairwoman.
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A Tesla spokesperson said the company's priority was to deliver the best possible customer experience with the highest regard for safety.
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He is also mightily concerned about the reputation of the Supreme Court and public regard for its legitimacy, and his own.
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As we have seen recently with Shohei Ohtani, they happen with no regard for how superlative a talent the player is.
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The problem is, it's often regular, everyday people spreading fake news with no real regard for whether it's real or not.
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To define yourself, you have to think about who you are without regard for what other people want you to be.
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Chelsea hurt our fight against white supremacy when she stood by the petty weaponizers of antisemitism, showing no regard for Rep.
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This particular flavor of profiteers seek a higher yield, faster, with no regard for the long-term sustainability of the business.
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Many features of our tax system are ridiculous; many are the product of lobbying without much regard for the public good.
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But to argue that survivors are turning their rage on Kavanaugh without regard for the truth is to misunderstand their message.
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More than two dozen witnesses painted a picture of Manafort, 69, as a lavish spender with little regard for the law.
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This regard for Haley could well translate into endorsements from politicians and big checks from donors, should she decide to run.
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Elites broadly, conservative and liberal, are responsible for a system of global commerce built with little regard for the common folk.
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However, I am happier now knowing that I can be honest about my beliefs without regard for toting the party line.
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It's like you have no regard for us regular humans who have mediocre genes, appalling style, and wake up with bedhead.
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We have seen well-intentioned policies implemented without regard for the concerns from industry that have wound up hurting hardworking Americans.
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But Trump-era conservatives are only interested in propping up their religious beliefs without regard for how they impact others' lives.
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Mr. Kent, the department's top Ukraine official, is known for pushing good governance causes without regard for whom he might offend.
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Mr. Kent, the department's top Ukraine official, is known for pushing good governance causes without regard for whom he might offend.
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Instead they were slaughtered, the crime was concealed, and in the decades since, America has shown little regard for prisoner welfare.
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Historically, when a national security threat to America is imminent, I've seen leaders act swiftly, honorably and without regard for politics.
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France and the United States have signaled their willingness to order military action against Syria without any apparent regard for legality.
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But in hindsight, supporters said, the experience helped inform his presidential bid as a populist with little regard for conventional politics.
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They flailed around stages with no regard for their bodies; swinging microphones, bashing guitars, and climbing anything that could hold them.
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Hackers such as Baratov ply their trade without regard for the criminal objectives of the people who hire and pay them.
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"You are more likely to do that when you have a positive regard for the person you're interacting with," Polka said.
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And as he lashes out, with no regard for law or the Constitution, will other Republicans try to hold him back?
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When you venture forth in public, you assume certain responsibilities, be it preserving your own life or having regard for others.
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Rather, it remains commonplace for men to brag about sex with women, without regard for what the women themselves may want.
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I was subjected to strip searches in front of grinning white officers who seemed to have no regard for my humanity.
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But he holds special regard for science fiction, including the original "Blade Runner" in 1982, one of his first movie credits.
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Together we supported each other's passions and compulsions, living in the moment with little regard for social norms or the future.
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Why should North Korea come to terms with a president who has no regard for a commitment made by his country?
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Hurricane Harvey ravaged our neighborhoods without regard for socioeconomic or immigration status, but that's not to say it didn't reveal them.
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In remote areas, unauthorized miners have sucked up natural resources without regard for the environmental and social damage they leave behind.
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Critics said that Nestlé sold its substitute for breast-feeding without regard for a lack of clean drinking water and refrigeration.
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We hope it will share some of its characteristics — a regard for decency and accuracy and a sense of social responsibility.
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But now when I leave the house I'm struck by the number of cyclists with no regard for the traffic laws.
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Racializing crime perpetuates a stereotype that people in "these" communities are naturally violent, uncivilized and have no regard for human life.
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Trump, instead, used them as his first action, with little regard for the adverse consequences to America's economy and its workers.
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Outlawing cyber attacks against civilian targets would recognize the illegitimacy of this form of conflict without regard for state or cause.
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"The company has high regard for Mr. Smith and is responsive to stockholders' views and concerns," she said in a statement.
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"The idea that debts can be collected with no regard for the validity of those debts is completely lawless," Merrill said.
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Freud's theory of "penis envy" came in for withering critique; so too did Norman Mailer and his anxious regard for masculinity.
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But there are a couple of things to know before toasting the Court's high regard for privacy in the digital age.
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"I have the highest regard for them and they're my close friends," Amash told CNN's Haley Byrd of his decision to quit.
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Cockroaches are able to get stable, legged locomotion with seemingly simple movements and without much regard for where their feet will land.
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Rights watchdogs are particularly alarmed by Yemen's migrant detention facilities, which they say are being run with no regard for international standards.
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" Clinton spokesman Jesse Lehrich tweeted in response to Trump's claim: "It must be liberating to just have no regard for facts whatsoever.
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It was done with no regard for the lives and safety of these individuals who law enforcement has a duty to protect.
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" As to whether Comey could remain in his position, Pelosi said she had a "high regard" for him serving in "other capacities.
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What he's saying: "I have the highest regard for them, and they're my close friends," Amash told CNN congressional reporter Haley Byrd.
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Focusing on imagined external threats diverts attention from the local elites, who show scant regard for the well-being of the islanders.
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But heralding these dishes as just the latest thing turns them into foods to be eaten without regard for context and history.
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Waymo said that it struck this deal independent from Alphabet, and without regard for the larger business interests of their parent company.
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In the balance, with his regard for the institution and personal mission, would be his advancing age and the weariness that brings.
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Tollison&aposs family said at a news conference that officers showed no regard for her life while she was briefly held hostage.
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The characters speak chaste Haryanvi, have no regard for the law, the frames are darkly lit and the background music is ominous.
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But more frequently he is the Andrew Dice Clay of chief executives: irresponsible and anxiety-provoking without much regard for the consequences.
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Anecdotally, the Republican Party under President Donald Trump does seem to have less regard for science and the environment than ever before.
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Third, the United States could show that it has a high regard for the will of the people, expressed through free elections.
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The attack, which took place during the holy month of Ramadan, shows that terrorism strikes with no regard for faith and values.
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Although outwardly handsome, the monograph lacks a Table of Contents, suggesting the gallery and/or designer have little regard for the writers.
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That's almost funny considering that no media organ has revealed more such deliberations, with less regard for consequences, than his beloved WikiLeaks.
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HB: And yet, you couldn't resist shoving cement into those old houses … NSH: As Israelis, we have a special regard for cement.
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My dad was in the military, I have a lot of regard for the military, and I couldn't be in the military.
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We all know the word for nagging promotional emails sent with no regard for the general well-being of our inboxes: spam.
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I admit, Lord, that I've never had much regard for astronomy; it has always struck me as the dullest of the sciences.
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Mr. Trump's lack of regard for basic facts and conventions of public speaking, which had once seemed merely absurd, now felt insulting.
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"Our polling unit has long been held in high regard for being a nonpartisan source of research," Blanton said in the statement.
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Despite your lack of affection toward your stepchildren, you clearly have some measure of regard for their feelings, and you're right to.
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CEOs demand that their companies "use AI," without regard for how or whether it's necessary, says Svetlana Sicular, research VP at Gartner.
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A blithe "us against them" attitude and a cavalier regard for U.S. obligations under international agreements emerge clearly from the legislative text.
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Most lethally, it was where nuclear weapons were tested by the dozens, with shockingly little regard for basic safeguards, like evacuating residents.
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The US and Iran use Iraq as a battlefield for their long-standing rivalry with no regard for the cost to Iraqis.
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If we have any regard for our children, we desperately need to address the fiscal gap via higher revenues and lower spending.
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President Trump believes in utilizing social media and television appearances to enact aggressive political warfare with little regard for institutions and norms.
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Mothers and daughters who watched them on Oprah saw a mutuality in their regard for one another, and reconciliation in their rapport.
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It also doesn't exactly refute claims, which gathered steam during last season's gimmickry, that the show displays insufficient regard for its audience.
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It was a private, ten-course meal with the prostitutes coming in for dessert and no shame, and no regard for money.
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The success and failure of Kochai's and D'Avenia's novels, respectively, both published for Western readers, depend on their regard for that audience.
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According to Lizza, Trump said yes — and the crowd roared their approval: Trump's fans tend to express little regard for political norms.
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Like a rapidly growing city, we've built our applications quickly and without regard for the fact they exist in a hostile environment.
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For many years Zimbabwe's judges stood up to Robert Mugabe, who has ruled the country since 1980 with little regard for the law.
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That is partly because it fits into a larger pattern in which the authorities have been acting with scant regard for the law.
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"This is once again an example of Russia flouting arrangements it has entered into with no regard for civilian lives," the statement said.
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School meals in other countries fascinate us because they reflect a society's true food culture, as well as its regard for its children.
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Since becoming mayor in 2010, Mr Sobyanin has imposed wide-reaching changes to the city's infrastructure, often with little regard for local opinion.
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That's likely down to the company's high regard for Söderlund — who already sits on the Nexon board — and its belief in Embark's vision.
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And even if they did, they would do so with much less regard for civilian casualties than the US. Trump, however, is unswayed.
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A Britain flouncing blithely out of the EU with little regard for jobs, investment or liberal values is a workable case for Scoxit.
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Like Uber, Bird has also rolled out its services with little regard for the regulations imposed by the neighborhoods in which it operates.
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In stark contrast to previous administrations, this White House is utterly unafraid to throw its weight around, with little regard for unintended consequences.
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More likely to upset matters is not a Fed without regard for market valuations but a Fed the market no longer believes powerful.
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"China's island-building in the South China Sea is an illegal taking of disputed areas without regard for international norms," he will say.
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The Filipino president seems to have a much higher regard for Trump than his predecessor, who was highly critical of his drug war.
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Hopkins' character — known only as "Sir" — is an unpredictable presence, storming into the theater with little regard for the repercussions of his actions.
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On Monday, Birol said the IEA's long-standing effort to assess the oil market without much regard for geopolitics is becoming increasingly difficult.
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However, most hospitals and providers really don't embrace price transparency, and continue to advertise the latest procedures with seemingly little regard for costs.
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The Bubble allows him to do this with little apparent regard for how it affects the lives of the people he now governs.
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Capitalism has hollowed India out, and climate change is beginning to reveal its devastating face with scant regard for colonial and postcolonial borders.
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Stating your case precisely as you see it, with absolutely no regard for diplomacy, nicety or consequences, can be a genuinely cathartic exercise.
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The beans are usually mixed together without regard for whether cocoa from different trees or plantations can produce varied tastes, textures or colors.
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The philosopher Jacques Derrida described this type of thinking as "kettle logic": the making of contradictory arguments with no regard for internal coherence.
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But none are as flagrant or as important as his casual relationship with the truth and utter lack of regard for being factual.
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The NCAA has since used that decision to punish athletes and coaches in draconian fashion, with zero regard for basic notions of fairness.
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Their newest venture combines the musical Cats, the Kardashians, and cats the animal into a slapstick romp without regard for plot or reality.
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He had little regard for personal space, so I braced his back, non-verbally telling him to keep that shit on his side.
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Worldwide, women's bodies are used in consensual relationships with their spouses as living fleshlights with no regard for [the woman's] right to pleasure.
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This has reinforced the popular sentiment in the province that Khuzestan's wealth is extracted with little regard for the wellbeing of its citizens.
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They quickly pushed the service into numerous cities with little regard for local laws, causing tension with established taxi companies, lawmakers and regulators.
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The criminal complaint is replete with exchanges that show the parents had little regard for the possible criminality of what they were doing.
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Mr. Brennan has been an outspoken critic of Mr. Trump, and the president's skin is as thin as his regard for democratic norms.
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It can perfectly capture one side's villainous archetypes of the other, without regard for pesky facts that might not fit the story line.
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This is what becomes of a society governed by a man who has no regard for truth: The truth doesn't survive without injury.
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Climate change is the result of pushing technological progress without regard for the harms caused by the fossil fuels on which it depends.
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As the novel coronavirus continues to show little regard for international borders, US airlines are beginning to greatly scale back their services abroad.
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The current technology-propelled economy and markets don't have as much regard for a banker's "educated gut feeling" for the right offering price.
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Common criticisms leveled against SWAT teams are that they are overly militarized, deployed too often and show to little regard for personal property.
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The very culture at Boeing appears to be broken, with some senior employees having little regard for regulators, customers and even co-workers.
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"I don't have a very high regard for the numbers," said Astley, who also teaches epidemiology and pediatrics at the University of Washington.
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The case that the House has built is about a man who has no regard for honesty or for the people of America.
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Organic grapes, like industrially farmed grapes, can be processed in the winery with great artifice and little regard for producing a forthright product.
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He said he has known Bloomberg for a long time and that he has a "great deal of regard" for his fellow candidate.
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If you go in on a first interaction with someone on the very, very personal, very quickly, it doesn't show regard for that.
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But he has a high regard for American generals and for Mr. Mattis, and he is likely to be receptive to their recommendations.
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The other's a misguided, uninformed hothead who has no regard for the truth and, according to Politifact, lies 70 percent of the time.
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This "shows [Biden's] fundamental worldview is framed through a corporate lens with no regard for existing operators, nor good public policy," Donahoe added.
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At 52, Mr. Cassel is one of Frances's premier exports, canny enough to have won critics' regard for his reptilian portrayals of villains.
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I love The New Yorker, my home for the last decade, and I have the highest regard for the people who work there.
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Its Covent Garden office was a magnet for ambitious young talent, which Mr. Jones assessed without overmuch regard for age, station or experience.
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And I have very high regard for Larry Page and Demis Hassabis, but I do think that there's value to some independent oversight.
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Unlike Somalis, the bandits in Southeast Asia aren't interested in kidnapping or ransom, so they have little regard for the life of seafarers.
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He has little regard for humans, whom he sees as a dying race who are simply "grasping for resurrection," including the Covenant mission.
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Even in the absence of nature in the hyper-populated spaces where he paints, the artist makes references to his high regard for nature.
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" Ms. Shekerjian called it "staying loose," a way of embracing the uncertainty inherent in the creative process, "often without regard for practicality or efficiency.
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Give the movie credit, in that regard, for at least trying to play with expectations, a formidable challenge in such a well-trodden genre.
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The President appears to have extraordinary regard for Jim Mattis -- even publicly declaring that on an issue such as torture, Mattis would overrule him.
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Collectively, the responses show that when voters see their candidate lose, their regard for the system of government as a whole takes a hit.
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Remember, the lowered levels of regard for the system displayed in the chart occurred in an election in which no candidate was crying foul.
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Frankly, the subway is packed enough without people who have zero regard for anyone else's personal space — yes, we're talking about the unavoidable manspreaders.
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Princess Alice is held in special regard for saving a Jewish family from the Nazis by offering them shelter at her palace in Greece.
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When making the ultimate version of a model, some automakers simply turn their cars up to 11 with little regard for comfort and refinement.
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Still, she said, Mr. Putin "has a special regard for Germany," where he saw out the Cold War as a K.G.B. agent in Dresden.
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Psychopaths are not only able to make decisions without regard for other people, they are also driven by a desire to hurt their peers.
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Facebook threw this site or that site up on the Trending section with little-to-no regard for the most accurate and trusted sources.
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That album's bit-crushed shoegaze pulled from My Bloody Valentine and Brian Eno alike, and it didn't have much regard for clarity or structure.
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The men believe ISIS buried respected fighters and believers here because they note more care and regard for the stones that shape the graves.
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The idea that liberals worship science without regard for nuance isn't restricted to the political right; it's a debate within the scientific community itself.
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Pai's predecessor, Democrat Tom Wheeler, had no regard for due process and no reluctance to lie to the American people to achieve political outcomes.
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Gingrich noted that FDR had once ordered the attorney general to execute German saboteurs during World War II without regard for Supreme Court appeals.
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State leaders and diplomats perhaps spend more time in the air than anyone — and typically with little regard for the carbon footprint they leave.
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The Trumpian parvenue is abhorrent because he seeks power recklessly, saying and doing things merely to attract attention and power without regard for consequence.
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The second was simply that I was a selfish criminal, with little regard for others, as much of the public still seems to believe.
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It can also cause us to assume that survivors are inordinately better than failures, without regard for the importance of luck or other factors.
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You've spent hours selecting the perfect pumpkin and carving it just right, but these squirrels have no regard for your time, money or energy.
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Russia has intervened more directly in Afghanistan, Pentagon officials have said, shipping arms to the Taliban with little apparent regard for the geopolitical consequences.
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At the behest of management, many HR policies are designed in this spirit, with little regard for whether they instigate substantive improvements for employees.
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Right now it's beginning to feel like decent politics — and decent policy that has universal regard for individuals and other nations — is far-fetched.
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Lost in this explanation of the department's intention to boost the lending industry is any regard for the needs and interests of American families.
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Hyde-Smith's campaign released a statement that she used an "exaggerated expression of regard" for the supporter she was campaigning with on Nov. 2.
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The people here believe that the strikes were part of a broader political game, and had little regard for ending or easing their suffering.
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Murray had accused the EPA, during the Obama administration, of overstepping its authority by imposing regulations without regard for their economic and employment impact.
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The boys displayed gratitude to rescuers, regret for worrying their parents and solemn regard for the Thai diver who died working to save them.
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But Mr. Bolsonaro's high regard for Mr. Carvalho is not universally shared in the administration — in large part because of Mr. Carvalho's fringe views.
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But Mr. Trump's hyperbole is of a different magnitude, and so is his audience's eagerness to embrace the president's strikingly high regard for himself.
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The race cemented both Mr. Cuomo's standing as an unmatched force in New York politics and a merciless tactician with little regard for diplomacy.
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Unlike any other President before him, Trump has repeatedly promoted evidence-free conspiracy theories and falsehoods without regard for the consequences of his rhetoric.
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But Mr. Trump erodes America's reputation when he uncritically embraces those who show the least regard for human rights, rule of law and democracy.
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Ms. Yalda, who was educated in Italy and France, said the city was suffering from all the towers being built without regard for aesthetics.
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China's law enforcement agencies have shown little regard for international borders in recent years, spiriting away political opponents from places like Thailand and Myanmar.
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But he took issue with his decision to whitewash the art without prior notice or regard for the artists' ability to preserve their work.
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Bernie Sanders — who calls himself a socialist, opposes free trade and shows very little regard for the working of the free market — is not.
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For example, in order to achieve in the two diplomatic switches, China offered opaque infrastructure commitments without regard for sustainability or existing debt levels.
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" She told reporters after a climate change town hall Friday evening that Trump "continues to show that he has no regard for the law.
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Mr. Xi is said to have low regard for Mr. Kim, who has not visited China and is not known to have been invited.
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Trump has feuded with the media, belittled Democrats and shown little regard for a political class he repeatedly railed against during the 2016 campaign.
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Unions and employers negotiated pension-funding commitments as part of their labor contracts, with little regard for the actual funding needs of the plan.
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The result was a spectacle of senators' charges and cross-charges as they seemed locked in their partisan views without regard for the facts.
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So many are revealing their own character as they pile on without regard for the message they are sending to soldiers and their families.
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As the mystery deepens, it looks increasingly as though they are just bored kids acting out a terrorist fantasy without regard for the consequences.
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Their efforts have provided an unflattering look at a system focused on winning convictions, sometimes with little apparent regard for a suspect's actual guilt.
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I have a very low regard for people who know he's doing wrong but defend him and empower him to remain in that office.
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The Tribal Areas are variously called the "wild frontier" and "militant terrain" and considered a place with no rules and little regard for life.
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She has particular regard for Gabrielle Hamilton's recipe for a smoky pork shoulder with chile paste and Melissa Clark's fine feta-brined roast chicken.
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Many in Japan hold Emperor Akihito in high regard for his support of pacifism and his efforts to bring reconciliation with neighbors across Asia.
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Finally, there is the possibility that the president simply has no regard for the truth at all, not even caring whether he's right or wrong.
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General Stilwell's low regard for Chiang, who lost to the Communists and fled to Taiwan in 1949, has contributed to his high standing in China.
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I've seen somebody without regard for the sanctity of life and then I've seen this huge outpouring from family, friends and strangers of pure love.
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"I have the highest regard for them and they're my close friends," Amash told CNN shortly after he informed the HFC board of his decision.
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Hirst was the victim of flawed science, but for an artist so preoccupied with dissecting the truth, he ultimately possessed seemingly little regard for transparency.
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For its part, the bar says it "firmly support women's rights, marriage equality, gun control, the environment, and regard for the truth," and doesn't discriminate.
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The company believes these changes can be effective, particularly because they can be applied globally, without regard for language, since they are entirely action based.
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It's also a political critique of Americans who invade other countries without regard for the locals, and the inept bureaucracies that make every problem worse.
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" — Redditor fluxxed0'Makes personal calls all the time at her cubicle loudly, sometimes up to an hour' "No regard for other people who are working.
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" Prosecutors said GM trained its staff to never use the words "defect" or "stall" and routinely chose the "cheapest part supplier without regard for safety.
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He attracted voters with promises to tackle the country's problems without regard for the niceties of human rights or the trivial objections of the elites.
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Instead, the film complicates the idea of vengeance by casting it as an ugly, cruel force with no regard for common decency or social stability.
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"Across the continent, Russia advances its political and economic relationships with little regard for the rule of law or accountable and transparent governance," he said.
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The world of See is one built with no regard for visual stimuli, and the series will explore what a world without sight feels like.
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Processing takes place in nearby bush labs that dump their effluents into water bodies, with little regard for the wellbeing of others in the community.
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BRITISH regard for Gandhi is something more than the respect given to a politician sincerely devoted to his principles and prepared to die for them.
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Tim Pawlenty told "Squawk Box " he has "high regard for Romney, " but the former governor of Minnesota challenged the premise of Romney's Trump takedown speech.
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Trump's tweet showed he has little regard for the "special relationship" between Britain and the United States, said Tim Farron, leader of Britain's Liberal Democrats.
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If you squint, this tactic looks vaguely reminiscent of Uber's consistently ruthless expansion into new cities, often with little regard for the relevant local ordinances.
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Most women, in fact, place the Irish government at the heart of the problem—with little regard for the religious basis of the Eighth Amendment.
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For Trump, war appears to be a largely abstract concept, one he invokes as a political threat without regard for the consequences of doing so.
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In fact, in the aftermath of the financial crisis, many bankers were dismissive of the requirement, foreclosing on millions of borrowers without regard for process.
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As we go into this week's Party Congress, we do so with great optimism and a high regard for our partnership with the United States.
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He noted that Germany's exceptional regard for privacy and data protection had led to previous clashes with the European Union, most recently over data storage.
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That reality demonstrates a stunning lack of regard for transparency at the tail end of an administration that touted itself as the most transparent ever.
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Though Niall, to my surprise, she maintained a regard for, describing him to me as ambitious and attractive and smart, which I believed was true.
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Only a supremely narcissistic leader would turn on essential allies and embrace despots, as Trump has, with so little regard for his country's moral standing.
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Powell has also shown little regard for Trump's wishes, so we can expect the Fed to follow through on its projections of two more hikes.
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"King" is not about to set the world on fire with its greatness, but its loose style and tender regard for its characters are appealing.
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But much like the indiscriminate destruction that their fires cause, Hamas has no regard for the widespread harm they are doing to Palestinians in Gaza.
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The home of one of the world's largest children's museums, the metro area also holds strong regard for sports, car racing, and great local schools.
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Politicians, always looking to the next election, tend to want faster economic growth in the near term without particular regard for the long-term consequences.
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They had no time or regard for incremental change, or for reasoning with those who differed with them, or for mediation or for gradual reform.
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Miami also played with a shocking lack of regard for vertical routes, routinely leaving defensive backs on an island without even a single-high safety.
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Sure enough, before too long, suspected terrorists are being chased down in various countries, hooded and interrogated without regard for the niceties of human rights.
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Unlike Clinton, Trump appears like an authoritarian leader with little regard for civil liberties, civil rights, democracy, constitutionalism, human rights, international law, and women's rights.
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In effect, the managers are challenging the president's own penchant for announcing his motivations without apparent regard for whether it could get him into trouble.
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His "thank you" tour of swing states is as staged — and as substance-free — as any royal appearance, though he lacks Elizabeth's regard for decorum.
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Without regard for consequences, the law expanded government insurance programs and imposed considerable federal authority over US health care via new mandates, regulations and taxes.
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They have lovely twin daughters in front of whom they mostly argue — vehemently and with little regard for how these displays will affect the girls.
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He argued that Trump has no regard for the military when he does things like refusing to read the intelligence reports or pardoning war criminals.
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Trump made his regard for Nixon plain to me when, during a 2014 stroll around his office, he paused to pick up a framed letter.
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Parolees are routinely forbidden to have any contact with past victims, out of both a regard for the victims' rights and concern for their safety.
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Truth: names travel a watery route to heaven, so says Concha Méndez, or so she would have said, if she had any regard for physics.
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The comedienne Melissa McCarthy cuttingly lampooned Spicer last weekend on "Saturday Night Live," portraying him as a belligerent spokesman with little regard for the facts.
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Really it was pretty clear that many of these engineers or some of the engineers at Boeing had little regard for the customer, the airline.
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Last week, ahead of Monday's commemoration, the women of Vox issued their own manifesto, saying that they oppose all violence, with no regard for gender.
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As a society, we would all benefit from legislation that prohibits the manipulation of medications that financially benefit the manufacturer without regard for the patient.
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There are bicycle lanes in NYC, but few drivers and pedestrians show any regard for those lanes and the cyclists that ride them, let alone skateboarders.
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Kyrgios has admitted before to having scant regard for training but his former coach Josh Eagle questioned whether he was training even 15 minutes per day.
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But to impose one's own values on another, without regard for that person's pain or poor quality of life, is high-handed and indeed playing God.
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Tepperwien can't help but think his treatment by the company and the courts was due to low regard for sexual harassment of men in the workplace.
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Zaid knows that the people who push conspiracy theories usually can't be reasoned with or are either bad faith actors with no regard for the truth.
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Looking deeper, he added, other themes emerge, including Mr. Graham's regard for an entire underclass of individuals often erased from the public image of American society.
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Under previous presidents with little regard for the climate, the EPA was sued more frequently by green groups for doing too little to protect the environment.
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It's impossible to predict how Congress would react to Trump dropping Ukraine-related sanctions on Russia without regard for the two parties' positions on the matter.
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Mr Trump is said to have such a high regard for his negotiating skills that he might not take much persuading to reconvene the cancelled talks.
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RELATED: Donald Trump's shakeup gamble After warring behind the scenes for months with Lewandowski, who had little regard for Manafort, Lewandoswki was fired earlier this summer.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told reporters Thursday that existing exceptions, meanwhile, protected Iran's access to humanitarian aid and aviation safety, without regard for ICJ proceedings.
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The spaceship, habitat, and space suits are all based on NASA's concepts, with "the highest regard for scientific accuracy," the project leader Julian Beyes tells me.
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It's all a little too reminiscent of new Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, another populist strongman trying to make his country safe without regard for due process.
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This week, President Donald Trump threatened to declassify swaths of information related to the ongoing Russian interference investigation, with seemingly little regard for the potential fallout.
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In most of these cases, Uber has previously sided with riders almost exclusively, trusting their claims without much regard for the driver's side of the story.
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Jack really has no regard for his safety, and it probably wasn't the best idea to dangle Rose off the boat after how they first met.
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But even if the decline in Republicans' regard for higher education is largely attributable to right-wing hysteria and hyperbole, liberals can't afford to ignore it.
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HANNAH TIMMISManagerAfghanistan, Middle East & North AfricaAdam Smith InternationalLondon James Madison may have had a sceptical regard for referendums ("Let the people fail to decide", May 21st).
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The modern borders of the Middle East were thus set, with little regard for local concerns, thereby sowing the seeds of future ethnic and sectarian conflict.
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"He has a great understanding and regard for HSBC's heritage, and the passion to build the bank for the next generation," Tucker said in a statement.
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He made the music he wanted to make, even when it wasn't what was expected of him, with little regard for how it might be received.
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Never before has an executive branch of the United States had a lower regard for the findings of science, especially around the topic of climate change.
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Bolton describes Russia as seeking to enhance its influence by engaging in "corrupt economic dealings," with little regard for human rights or the rule of law.
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"This administration has no shame and no regard for a woman's health or decisions," said Brigitte Amiri, senior staff attorney with the ACLU Reproductive Freedom Project.
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The apparent lack of regard for the broader mission of the G-7 was already on display before the public blow-up between Trump and Trudeau.
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"Juul adopted the tobacco industry's infamous playbook, employing advertisements that had no regard for public health and searching out vulnerable targets," Becerra said in a statement.
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Unfortunately, given the FTC staff's apparent bias — exhibited in a careless regard for the evidence — I doubt that such focus will be present in today's workshop.
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Nor does it address the consequences of the straight-line borders that were often drawn by colonial powers with little regard for indigenous peoples and cultures.
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It is not too late for Republicans who revere that system to question how they can embrace a nominee who has so little regard for it.
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As a past president of the ATP Council for six years, from 2008 to 2014, he still is held in high regard for his leadership qualities.
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For more than two years, they have used obstructionist tactics to undermine the White House agenda with no regard for the needs of the American people.
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In other instances, however, judges "go in slashing and burning" with no regard for comity — or with an eye to drawing attention to themselves, he said.
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And it is a sea change from the Bloomberg administration, which closed dozens of schools it deemed to be failing, with little regard for community pushback.
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African Americans are well aware of this lack of regard for tragedies that befall black people, and it's not just on the part of police officers.
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Afghan officials say they see their worst fear coming to pass — a Trump administration with little regard for what withdrawal means for Afghanistan's 35 million people.
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Readers and former employees of Gawker have fretted that its domain and archive could be bought by someone with little regard for the company's onetime mission.
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Seems doubtful Trump, who has little regard for legal limits on his authority, would have immediately called off the strike if the NDAA had been amended.
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In both his campaign and his presidency, Trump has shown he has little regard for facts -- unless those facts bolster a pet view he already holds.
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His regard for maverick composers from all countries led to his writing, with J. Bernlef, a biography of Charles Ives, published in the Netherlands in 1969.
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On how judges should rule Beyond the Senate trial and Supreme Court litigation, Trump and Roberts have collided over regard for the impartiality of the judiciary.
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Trump made his high regard for Priebus known on election night when he pulled him to the microphone to take a bow for his campaign efforts.
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These actions expose the hypocrisy of Taliban who espouse a high regard for this country and its people while creating an environment of death and insecurity.
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You note in your book that creative theft, greed, and a lack of regard for people and the environment have always been a part of fashion.
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The third pillar ends the visa lottery, a program that randomly hands out green cards without regard for skill, merit, for the safety of American people.
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In fact, watching Anders fight he does seem very much like Derek Brunson if Derek Brunson had a fight IQ and some regard for his own safety.
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A "jackleg" preacher for much of his life, he wasn't formally a part of any church or denomination, and seemed to have little regard for the latter.
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I don't have a high regard for homeopathic remedies to begin with—I tried many over the years, and none of them have done anything for me.
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And our lawmakers continue to show a lack of regard for our children's safety by refusing to pass any significant legislation to end this gun violence crisis.
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Still, good luck telling that to our social media-trained eyes, which can't help but gravitate toward all things flat lay-worthy, with minimal regard for performance.
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Critics say that the blame for the violence surrounding the poll rests largely with the president, an aloof leader with scant regard for human rights or Anglophones.
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Before that can happen, however, Roma has to overcome the Academy's dubious regard for Netflix's commitment to stream its movies the same day they open in theaters.
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As Amazon continues its march towards dominance, philanthropic efforts will provide Bezos with an argument he is changing the world without any regard for his self-interest.
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As history would indicate, stars thoroughly enjoy solidifying their love for one another in the form of permanent ink, with little regard for the inevitable removal process.
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"Once again the Hawks, and those who instruct them, have no regard for the economic and social welfare of millions," Gordhan said in a statement on Sunday.
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Rather, this is another example of a highly dangerous product being introduced into the places where young children live and play without adequate regard for child safety.
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"Most of (the existing border-fence) was built without regard for environmental and public health protections," said Dan Millis, the Borderlands Campaign Organizer for the Sierra Club.
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Not only does converting demonstrate Markle's commitment to Prince Harry's faith, it's also a sign of regard for the Queen and her role as a Church leader.
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First, the Union and the United Kingdom wish to emphasise their shared and solemn regard for the vision for the future relationship detailed in the Political Declaration.
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"Commanding officers are held to the highest standards of professional conduct and accept the responsibility of command with full regard for its consequences," the Navy statement said.
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This fin whale was a victim of the Bay Area's bustling commerce, ships steaming through the Golden Gate with little regard for our ocean-going mammalian relatives.
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Shortly after the shooting, his father-in-law complained that "the black people" were unjustifiably politicizing Sterling's death, expressing little regard for the loss of black life.
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Miller won high regard for picking "value" stocks and making big bets on them with the Legg Mason Value Trust Fund, now the ClearBridge Value Trust Fund.
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I had very little regard for my safety or my life, and I was just like, No, I gotta run more games, got to collect more money.
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As a signatory to the documents, China has little choice but to parrot their language, even though it often shows little regard for what the covenants mean.
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He voiced support for strengthening background checks, raising the age requirement for purchasing rifles and confiscating guns from dangerous individuals without regard for their due process rights.
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The notion that Detroit needs saving continues to attract transplants who impose their own solutions on the city, with little to no regard for its existing residents.
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Such low regard for elected officials is absolutely tied to the complete disregard for ethics encouraged by party machinists like Reines and embodied by the current president.
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With American support giving them command of the air, the Saudi-aligned coalition forces have wreaked havoc on Yemen's infrastructure and shown little regard for civilian life.
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"Rarely if ever has the Court overruled a decision -- let alone of this import -- with so little regard for the usual principles of stare decisis," she wrote.
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DeVos has filled top positions at the Education Department with executives from for-profit colleges, and her high regard for the industry is apparent in her policymaking.
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This stark and heartless ruling — with no regard for Roe's precedent — clearly calls into question Kavanaugh's suggestion that he will uphold the nearly 50-year-old decision.
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Tauruses may also get shit from their bosses, since they insist on doing projects their particular Taurus way with no regard for how others want it done.
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On Monday, Mr. Peña Nieto publicly expressed his regard for Mr. Meade, praising his "outstanding" performance as the head of three different government agencies during his administration.
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We want the catharsis of seeing Gilead cut down, perhaps because the miniature Gileads in our world perpetuate themselves without much regard for our opinion of them.
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His scant regard for political correctness means he's often outspoken to point of outrageous – a real headline generator, which is manna for the daily papers and websites.
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Is it a day when people of all backgrounds are made to feel that they belong or a day that celebrates colonization without regard for the colonized?
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I also was confident that even if it disagreed with our decisions, it would find the F.B.I. team made them without regard for political favor or partisanship.
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What is known, and deeply troubling, is how brazenly China is prepared to wage its internal power struggles without any regard for procedures, appearances or international norms.
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Both books aim at an empathetic regard for the subjects of their photographs by the amplifying text accompanying them; both essentially write memoirs through writing about Otherness.
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Tight-lipped Britt-Marie is not a natural fit for her lively charges, who have little regard for the order that Britt-Marie exercises over her space.
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Jorge begged Sarah repeatedly telling her he could not breathe and Sarah left him in the suitcase ... and demonstrated a depraved mind without regard for Jorge's life.
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He suspected my motives but found me entertaining, in the way that a talking dog might be entertaining, without regard for the particulars of what I said.
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So, while Roberts's actual voting rights decisions show little regard for voting rights, there is still a powerful thread of pro-democratic rhetoric woven into Roberts's opinions.
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In his careless thrashing, the president may have started a war with no plan to end it and no regard for the lives that will be lost.
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She was going to do things her way with a total lack of control or regard for my need for some kind of boundary around her activities.
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In an interview, Chowdhury said he did not wish to be identified in connection with the purchases, and that he has high regard for The Trump Organization.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Congressional Republicans have long known they struck a risky bargain aligning themselves with an impulsive president who holds little regard for Washington's political conventions.
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A 1916 understanding, the Sykes-Picot Agreement, promised to give each side what it wanted in the region, with little regard for anyone's right to self-determination.
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If taken in isolation, without regard for its consequences, the end of Soleimani must be seen as a positive for the Middle East and for the world.
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" But Trump came into office with what Stephen Burbank, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, described to me as "little regard for the law.
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In turn, those who zealously enforce the laws -- without regard for whether those laws are just or humane -- risk becoming known as the heirs to Bull Connor.
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"When George Bush was in, he didn't have anyone — to me — who was so far away from having a regard for respect and civil rights," Sharpton said.
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What once seemed like another harebrained claim by a president with little regard for the truth must now be recognized as a real threat to American democracy.
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While I have the highest possible regard for Mueller as a prosecutor -- I'd be happy to be half the prosecutor he is -- this was an unusual move.
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"The attack, which took place during the holy month of Ramadan, shows that terrorism strikes with no regard for faith and values," he said in a statement.
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He voiced support for strengthening background checks, raising the age requirement for purchasing rifles and confiscating guns from dangerous individuals without regard for their due process rights.
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Trump has not honored that tradition and has shown little to no regard for his predecessors, regularly bashing them on Twitter, to the media and at rallies.
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First, the Union and the United Kingdom wish to emphasize their shared and solemn regard for the vision for the future relationship detailed in the Political Declaration.
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IT IS no surprise that a fast-tweeting, pugnacious president, with little regard for diplomatic niceties or enthusiasm for treaty obligations, is not much liked outside his borders.
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"I did not have a basis for second-guessing their conclusion," Clinton said in an interview with CNN, saying she had the "highest regard" for her former colleagues.
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Only a truly curious, seasoned musician with little regard for tetchy genre constraints could have pulled this off half this well—and that musician's name is Manuel Gagneux.
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In his public statements about prominent business figures, national leaders, his ex-wives and even his daughter, he spoke with no regard for the effect of his words.
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Children, Babies are being ripped away from their mothers and families and you have tea and polite conversation seemingly without regard for this Cruelty perpetrated by your husband?
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Some fans' thirst for tragic music without regard for her well-being jibes with this idea of an unbreakable black woman, not human, an ubermensch emboldened by unhappiness.
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He lacks a liberal regard for the public good in his plans to favour farmers over the environment and withdraw Brazil from the Paris agreement on climate change.
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The dystopia in the novel is simply America in the 1970s, in which marginalized people are experimented on, disbelieved, and murdered, without regard for their rights or humanity.
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Facebook spent the last day before a long weekend like so many of us, abruptly shutting down without its boss' permission and without any regard for its coworkers.
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" In a statement, the government said that it "shares the British public's high regard for animal welfare," noting that "fur farming was banned in the UK in 2000.
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These local populations were randomly chosen to go extinct, and then be replaced by another randomly chosen population, with no regard for whether it represented the same species.
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The series of actions that unfolded reveal an administration, and a Republic-controlled Congress, with little regard for scientific consensus and expertise swinging at President Obama's environmental legacy.
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What last night's forum taught us about Trump and Clinton But when CNN pressed the speaker if he had concerns about Trump's high regard for Putin, Ryan dodged.
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"They are being released by the tens of thousands into our communities with no regard for the impact on public safety or resources," Trump said at one debate.
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The "pivot to video" is the product of an internet that is run by Google, Facebook, and an advertising market with little regard for anything that isn't video.
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Often his transactions, such as the $14.5bn acquisition of Cairn India, the country's largest private oil and gas company, are complex, and demonstrate little regard for minority shareholders.
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Airports have become chaotic, hotels are being thrown up hastily with little regard for safety and sanitation, tropical beaches are strewn with garbage and coral reefs are dying.
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Booz Allen Hamilton portrays itself on its website as a company committed to changing the world for the better, driven by a high regard for its fellow humans.
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"Human smugglers have repeatedly demonstrated that they have absolutely no regard for human life," Homan added, adding that authorities would "pursue these smugglers and bring them to justice."
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He is one of thousands of undocumented immigrants being trapped by an increasingly out of control ICE, acting with impunity and without regard for the rights of immigrants.
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If Poirier gets into his old habit of jumping in with no regard for his opponent's return, we could be looking at a repeat of Poirier vs. Johnson.
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Almost immediately, partisans on both sides leapt to put their spin on the new information, often times without regard for even the appearance of objectivity or factual accuracy.
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The department's "own data gives validity to the widely held belief the police have no regard for the sanctity of life when it comes to people of colour".
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" * This article originally stated that Gingrich "falsely claimed FDR had ordered the attorney general to execute German saboteurs during World War II without regard for Supreme Court appeals.
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But it's not clear that those efforts will produce results, especially given that Trump generally does whatever he wants with limited regard for what Republicans in Congress say.
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Those on the political right view those on the political left as forcing their views indiscriminately without regard for the values and belief systems of those who differ.
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Mr. Cook mandated that the article include 12 bullet points from the filing that the Adelson side said showed the judge's bias, without regard for the article's length.
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Under current practice, such new programs are typically accompanied with additional bureaucratic structures within agencies, without regard for the true level of credit expertise existing within such organizations.
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In addition, nonpartisan local-election primaries, in which all voters can choose any candidate without regard for party, are being pushed by a citizens movement in South Dakota.
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P.D.'s own data gives validity to the widely held belief the police have no regard for the sanctity of life when it comes to people of color.
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For I am not calling on the news media to take a side; I'm just calling on it to report what is actually happening, without regard for party.
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The difference between the things he did to frustrate Clinton, calling her regard for classified information careless, but not enough to prosecute, all happened before November of 2016.
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Changes to security, policing and investigative practices are necessary, but they must be made cautiously, after serious debate and with due regard for civil rights and the law.
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This is especially true for commodity producers, who often appear to lurch from boom to bust and back to boom with little regard for learning from past mistakes.
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I know what it is to want to die—to have so little regard for life that I don't care or consider the consequences of anything I do.
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Sanctions were imposed on the country, formerly known as Burma, in 1997 after decades under a military dictatorship that stifled dissent and showed little regard for human rights.
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Why shouldn't China's rise have happened the way it did, with state-led economic planning, industrial subsidies and little or no regard for the rules of "free trade"?
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So the drug's producers have decided to go global with the same message that worked so well for profits in the US — with little regard for the risks.
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I get that most people aren't going to be served food on a flight but the amount of people with zero regard for their fellow man is astounding.
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Does anyone really believe that a guy who's spent his 70 years on this Earth showing no regard for working people is suddenly going to be your champion?
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Apparently, Sheriff Clarke thought it was appropriate to force his deputy sheriffs to listen to a Christian-themed presentation, without regard for the separation of church and state.
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Line: Saints by 6 The Lions have taken the N.F.C. North lead with three straight wins and no regard for the collective blood pressure of their fan base.
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President Trump is a self-centered bully and liar who has no regard for propriety, morality, truth, scientific facts, history or the conventions that make our democracy work.
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He said that it would not be used against Indian citizens, pointing to development projects as a sign that the government extends public services without regard for religion.
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"With zero regard for human life, Joseph Hunter callously helped to arrange the murder of a Filipino woman in exchange for money," US Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman said.
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Trump, through Twitter and at campaign events, has shown little regard for his predecessors and would likely relish the opportunity to use Obama to rally Republicans in November.
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On their unending march to profit from more and more personal information, Google and Facebook have shown little regard for all the negative consequences of their runaway algorithms.
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"Pompeo has shown a high regard for Xi Jinping as a strongman," noted Jessica Chen Weiss, professor of government at Cornell University and expert in Chinese foreign policy.
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In the absence of leaders like that, media organizations that report fact without regard for partisanship, and citizens who think for themselves, will need to light the way.
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Under the current playoff system, the Rose Bowl hosts a national semifinal game every three years, with teams selected by a committee with no regard for conference affiliation.
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But Obama argued that the Supreme Court was too important for liberals and conservatives to each continue to advance their own agenda with no regard for institutional norms.
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I believe it's our time, locally, to get involved on the issues because we have a federal government that has no regard for our globe and our planet.
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A more challenging development would be to expand priests' knowledge of human sexuality and intimacy as well as increase their regard for those critical parts of the human experience.
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As such, Hong Kong generates over 3,300 tons per day in food waste alone, and there is little regard for single-use plastics, which are clogging the city's shores.
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I must pay particular tribute to my fellow MP, Tobias Ellwood, who rushed to Keith's aid and attempted to save his life with no regard for his own safety.
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Trump made clear his high regard for Priebus when he invited him on stage during his victory speech early Wednesday morning and asked him to say a few words.
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The Court's decision recognized this case for what it was — an effort to extract a settlement from Ms. Hadid with little regard for the basic requirements of copyright law.
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Although existing clubs have subsequently been accepted into MLS, these additions have been made exclusively on a business basis, with no regard for on-field play in lower divisions.
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The city stands as a testament to the manic ambitions of a ruthless and visionary tsar who showed no regard for human life in his bid to westernise Russia.
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" A 1708 pamphlet imagined Abigail telling the wife of Louis XIV, "I was rather addicted to another sort of passion, having too great a regard for my own sex.
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Critics say that this shows a lack of regard for the historical, political, social and artistic conditions in which artists in the German Democratic Republic (GDR) lived and worked.
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The bottom line: Silicon Valley grumbled through the first Vision Fund, arguing that it overcapitalized companies and persuaded certain founders to chase market share without regard for underlying fundamentals.
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Lesson No. 28503: Nominate a candidate for president who has no political or military experience, no idea how government works, no interest in learning and no regard for facts.
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Delaying the approval of generic drugs only emboldens companies seeking to make huge profits with no regard for the health of the people they so solemnly claim to serve.
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"This was a reckless action taken with no regard for the safety and wellbeing of the spectators or the players," said Detective Constable Dominic Landragin of Lambeth borough police.
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It's an uproarious and highly-detailed production befitting Anderson's personal style, and it weaves in the book's message about greedy industrial farmers with zero regard for animals with ease.
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It's an uproarious and highly-detailed production befitting Anderson's personal style, and it weaves in the book's message about greedy industrial farmers with zero regard for animals with ease.
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Take over half off one of our favorite watches under $239.99We sometimes write about watches without regard for their exorbitant price tags — some timepieces too cool not to share.
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" Denis Hart, Pell's successor as archbishop of Melbourne, has said the cardinal has "freshness and honesty, a regard for truth and a fearless proclaiming of it that I admire.
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IN THE West, regard for the founding fathers of independent India is usually confined to Mohandas Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru, the pacifist in a dhoti and the suave Cantabrigian.
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The law requires them to write policies for any and everyone, and to price those policies blindly, without regard for the many factors that would typically dictate financial risk.
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Most of Trump's claims were gibberish, but his actions—propping up fossil fuel development with little regard for the climate or environment, or facts in general—are very real.
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" As for illegal immigrants, he growled, they are being "released by the tens of thousands into our communities with no regard for the impact on public safety or resources.
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"We are horrified a former employee would create something like this trying to destroy our reputation without regard for our 20-plus years of quality and aloha," he said.
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So it's perfectly sensible to mix up the elevated sportswear Tomas Maier designs without regard for gender and to expect consumers of either (or neither) sex to tune in.
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"People were just told to go hire with little regard for organizational responsibility — you had duplicate and triplicate groups doing the same" things, a former mid-level employee said.
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He was, to many, the epitome of the "career criminal," a man who had always acted outside the law, without regard for what he did or whom he terrorized.
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He has no regard for the Constitution, as shown by his claim that Muslims should not be seated in Congress and that the Bible has precedence over American law.
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In any case, Trump has already shown he has little regard for the counsel of the State Department, ignoring officials warnings not to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's official capital.
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In other words, promoters seek to maximize revenue — padding their fighters' records instead of fighting the fiercest opponent, for instance — without much regard for the future of the sport.
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Its monopolistic power largely unchecked, the N.F.L. will continue to use and dispose of thousands of injured players with minimal regard for and support of their long-term health.
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Sectors such as rare earths production have in the past been plagued by smaller, illegal operators with scant regard for environmental or any other sort of regulatory box-ticking.
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That October 11 decision by the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit was expansively written and reflected the judiciary's entrenched regard for Congress' oversight authority.
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"I believe that when he attacked me that evening with physical force, with no regard for my cries and protests, it scarred me deeply -- mentally and emotionally," Haley said.
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That design has allowed Bitcoin and other virtual currencies to grow as fast as they have with no regard for international borders, attracting followers from Zimbabwe to South Korea.
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In a measure of investors' regard for him, Renault shares slid 0005 percent on the Paris stock exchange Monday; Nissan shares fell 9 percent in trading in Düsseldorf, Germany.
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A draft of Smith's report was leaked last month, something which Smith condemned, saying the outlet that published it did so without regard for the victims of the abuse.
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And when it comes to our regard for women and minorities who suffer as victims of abuse, there is no such thing as a single American set of values.
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The ad invokes the Hasidic Jewish community in the county, which has been developing homes and places of worship with little regard for zoning restrictions, according to local leaders.
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It's also the case that Trump can't win on facts, which is why he has no regard for them, or on policy, which is why he's cavalier about it.
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She's broken both hospital laws and real laws numerous times — always in the pursuit of the greater good, of course, but very often with no regard for the consequences.
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The two cancellations could add to suspicions among Ukrainian officials that Mr. Trump has little regard for Ukraine while holding warm feelings for Russia and President Vladimir V. Putin.
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In the Jim Crow era, blacks could find themselves facing false charges, being demonized by the media and being tried by mob or court with no regard for fairness.
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Judge Burroughs called the conduct of the pharmaceutical company and the defendants "reprehensible," saying they tried to "financially incentivize" doctors to prescribe Subsys without regard for their patients' health.
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"When I hear Trump saying things like, 'I'll just do XYZ,' without seemingly any regard for the legislative branch," Mr. Price told the group, "it gives me some thought."
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In the absence of plausible policy specifics, a coherent philosophy, a regard for nuance, or an acknowledgment of the exigencies of governance, this ritual seemed an end in itself.
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Some in the scientific community see ILSI as little more than a front group aimed at advancing the interests of those industries with little regard for public well-being.
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"She's not trying to replace Sean Spicer, she loves Sean, respects him, works wonderfully with him and has nothing but high regard for him," Huckabee said about his daughter.
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"They are accused of forcing victims to engage in activities ranging from begging to prostitution, with little to no regard for working conditions or human life," the statement said.
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For decades, Nauman has worked with the idea that the gallery-goer should be able to begin his videos at any point, with no regard for what came before.
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Barth also said security cameras would not have deterred Barrett because, in his opinion, Barrett acted without regard for consequences and that cameras only deter people who are thinking rationally.
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One of his legacies is the practice of providing free meals (langar) to anyone who visits a gurdwara (Sikh house of worship), without regard for their background or social status.
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"If harvesting the losses is being considered exclusively to offset some gains without regard for the long-term consequences, then it is wise to look into it in more depth."
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Stephen Moore, President Donald Trump's newly withdrawn nominee to the Federal Reserve, said his media critics were "pulling a Kavanaugh" against him with complaints related to his regard for women.
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It exists in a state of continuous and seemingly never-ending war, its institutions are notoriously revisionist and manipulative of public perception with no regard for historical facts or truth.
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AI practitioners have since largely abandoned that path in the mad dash for technological progress, instead slapping on bells and whistles that boost performance with little regard for biological plausibility.
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The conspiracy site run by Alex Jones drums up millions of views by concocting wild theories around major terrorist attacks and mass shootings with generally no regard for the victims.
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Whipp also directly accused Disney CEO Bob Iger, who is rumored to be considering a run for political office, of having little regard for journalism and freedom of the press.
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Consider that a mayoral task force, in a new report, scorches the department, saying it has "no regard for the sanctity of life" when those lives are black or brown.
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The list of Trump flip-flops is long and includes his positions on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and his regard for Hillary Clinton's performance as secretary of state.
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His original arguments against the EEC, that it was an unaccountable bureaucracy making laws with no regard for national parliaments, were exactly those that won the day in June 2016.
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He promised to run the country as he ran his family business, which would logically mean nepotistically, autocratically, with great regard for his personal interests and little for the rules.
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Reddit banned its Pizzagate community just before Thanksgiving, scattering its more committed subscribers to Voat—a Reddit-like site with less regard for hate speech, doxxing, or other nefarious behaviors.
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In recent years, the U.S. firm has shifted from an aggressive strategy in its homeland where it has little regard for "antiquated" regulations, to a more conciliatory approach in Asia.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said Tuesday he has the "highest regard" for Pence and he's "just as anxious" as everyone to hear who Trump will choose as his running mate.
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The dilemma facing the West is whether to keep giving money to an authoritarian government with such scant regard for human rights and little more than the trappings of democracy.
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This is serious issue that needs to be addressed, but it would be irresponsible if the government tries to bailout all the pension funds individually without regard for the PBGC.
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The book has drawn Trump's ire as Comey compared the president to a mob boss who stresses personal loyalty over the law and has little regard for morality or truth.
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" "Does anyone really believe that a guy who spent his 70 years on this earth showing no regard for working people is suddenly going to be your champion, your voice?
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Neither exhibits any shame as they claim victimhood for things which they are not victims of, and neither has any regard for the consequences of their actions for other people.
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Boris Johnson, the third Tory premier in as many years, has a slight physical resemblance to Trump, comparable regard for women, and a governing style that combines buffoonery and demagoguery.
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Upsetting this integration with higher tariffs is a lose-lose for North America that would only benefit countries like China, which has shown little such regard for American supply chains.
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His sparse health care proposal is built around a repeal of the Affordable Care Act, without any regard for the millions of people who would be hurt by that change.
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And so we root for her, even though she is also a ruthless one-per-center with no regard for anyone's point of view or well-being but her own.
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When criticized for joking about a "public hanging," she insisted that the only relevant context for understanding the quip was her "high regard" for the person whose invitation she accepted.
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Each week, smugglers were cramming hundreds of African migrants into small boats and launching them in the direction of Europe, with little regard for the chances of their making it.
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White House sources have a high regard for Waddell, a Major General in the United States Army Reserve, who has run the daily operations of the NSC since last May.
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Previous scandals for location data clients like Securus and LocationSmart have showcased how this data is routinely misused by law enforcement or for profit, with little regard for consumer consent.
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It turns out Donald Trump is doing precisely what he said he would do with little or no regard for the consequences, while his envoys have been telling everyone otherwise.
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A mutual friend, who has a very high regard for the parolee's capabilities, has approached me to ask if I might be able to offer consulting work for the parolee.
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Many residents complain bitterly about the new arrivals not speaking English, about loud music late at night, about people walking in the street and driving without regard for traffic rules.
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The fire, which officials have called extremely dangerous with "no regard for what's in its path," scorched more than 393,000 acres on Saturday, up from more than 40,000 on Friday.
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Neat rows of vines march up and down the valley like military columns with no regard for a frontier laid down by man, why here, no one can quite remember.
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Mr. Nunes and his committee majority have demonstrated little regard for such niceties, and we fully expect them to weigh in on the side of the president, and against accountability.
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Internet memes depicted Mr. Xi as an emperor with no regard for the rule of law and showed a portrait of Mr. Xi replacing Mao's hallowed image in Tiananmen Square.
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"Most of the accidents take place due to careless and untrained drivers who drive without any regard for rules and regulations," a state government spokesman quoted the governor as saying.
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The sponsored ad came after weeks of Times articles that cast Facebook as a reckless, data-hungry behemoth with little regard for user privacy or the integrity of American politics.
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I was accustomed to the United States, where cyclists often pay no attention to traffic laws, and cars turn right on red with little regard for either cyclists or pedestrians.
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The 'Tonight Show' host wasn't playing around when he went rhyme-for-rhyme with Post's upcoming artist, Tyla Yaweh ... hitting him where it hurts with no regard for human life.
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The factories, which produced garments for American and European brands, were built with substandard materials and without regard for building codes, according to a government report issued after the disaster.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, ASPD is a mental disorder that causes people to not have any regard for right or wrong, empathy, or the well-being of other people.
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Implemented with little regard for basic governance, the ban is drawing criticism from self-organized protesters, Silicon Valley, some members of Mr. Trump's own party and former President Barack Obama.
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Journalists at newspapers owned by Alden's MediaNews Group have accused the hedge fund of slashing costs without regard for their work and solely as a way to increase profit margins.
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Too often, Balenciaga is likened to an architect or sculptor, when in fact he was an intensely proper anatomist with a deep regard for the frailty of the human form.
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She "has no regard for how her discourse impacts the very women she's claiming to want to empower," Ms. Assafiri says of Ms. Hirsi Ali, cutting off the woman's question.
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His players on the Minnesota Vikings have seen it and heard it, and they understand that his gruff countenance and pipe-wrench bluntness belie a warm regard for their welfare.
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The Trump era has already meant trouble for these people—the poor, the sick, dissenters, immigrants—and Gorsuch, for all his intellectual distinction, has shown scant regard for their concerns.
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Spark's partners insist that the firm is unafraid of pushing into new industries, without slavish regard for whether there is an existing, easily defined market for a start-up's products.
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These companies barreled into cities without regard for local regulations, made light of important insurance issues and have taken their cars offline or threatened to in places like Austin, Tex.
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Even when he began to reject Wilson's vision of internationalism, Lodge protested that he had no "superstitious regard" for George Washington's and Thomas Jefferson's bans on permanent and entangling alliances.
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Under a Trump administration, anti-voter efforts could become national in scope — through congressional legislation, a hostile Justice Department or a Supreme Court nominee with little regard for voting rights.
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To have so little regard for the damage done to so many children, for the heartache caused to so many parents, is to indulge in callousness, if not deliberate cruelty.
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So I walked back out into the middle of a busy New York City avenue, with absolutely no regard for my own safety, and snapped a cellphone shot of it.
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And when something made with love and conscious thought is just turned into a mass-produced meme with no regard for the artist or what they're trying to do—that hurts.
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"There's an implicit assumption that comments like 'you're so brave!' are supposed to be received as a gesture of praise — a regard for courage, an admiration of bold spirit," she wrote.
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Hunt renders as ornate and magical the tired landscape of Troy and upstate New York — and I say this as a native of that area, with high regard for its quiddities.
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In 2014, it attempted to jam through model legislation that would have led to automatic disclosure of digital assets after death with little regard for privacy or whether the deceased consented.
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A draft of the report found he traveled for 529 out of the 668 days audited, spending $488,518 with no regard for the rules, Britain's The Guardian newspaper reported in September.
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We should instead confront our frictions in the best spirit of 1787 – a spirit of intelligence, creativity, compromise, high principle and a prophetic regard for the liberty of those to come.
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They see Planned Parenthood as a scourge because it offers abortion and they appear to have little regard for the women who rely on the provider for routine, preventive health care.
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Transport nerds favour ripping seats out of certain carriages in commuter trains, making them look more like Underground trains and thus increasing their capacity (though with little regard for passengers' comfort).
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Trump has already shown little regard for the traditions and norms between a president and the press, whether it be a lack of protective pools, or a lack of press conferences.
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The 10-episode show, adapted from Garth Ennis' comic book, has scant regard for capital-H Heroes, or for the corporate empires that have managed to turn them into movie stars.
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It used to be that Poirier was just a fun guy who threw hands but nowadays Poirier is adaptive and rounded, with far more of a regard for his own safety.
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The pay raises illustrate that Pruitt is not particularly concerned about angering the White House, and has little regard for the morale of the civil servants at the agency he leads.
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"CPD's own data gives validity to the widely held belief the police have no regard for the sanctity of life when it comes to people of color," the task force concluded.
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The comments underline the sensitivity of the Taliban to accusations that it has no regard for ordinary citizens, a charge frequently leveled by both the Kabul government and Afghanistan's international partners.
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It's the part that has to balance your deep instinctual drives with the weird rules you've learned from family and society, all with some regard for reality as you perceive it.
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Mass atrocities — including the shelling and bombing of neighborhoods, the torture and killing of detained persons, and the targeted extermination of citizens — continue with impunity and no regard for international condemnations.
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I didn't understand at the time that Garfield was strategically designed to generate infinite amounts of revenue through merchandise and spinoffs, with an often-indifferent regard for the strip's quality itself.
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"We have long called Bermuda home and have the highest regard for its people and respect for the democratic process," it said in a statement issued to CNBC on Feb. 13.
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The most notable thing about Trump's regard for Putin is that fact that the Russian leader is, himself, a pariah whose country is isolated by sanctions and in desperate economic shape.
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Should they continue to support a political party led by a woman convicted on corruption charges -- or vote for a party led by a man with scant regard for women's rights?
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Certainly, conservative Chief Justice John Roberts has supported greater regulation of abortion, yet he has constantly referred to the court's regard for precedent and fights its image as a political institution.
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"He has a strong leadership style and little regard for corporate politics," one former Telefonica Brasil executive said, recalling how Genish's brash manner sometimes ruffled feathers and "created a stressful environment".
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"Stormzy criticised Prime Minister Boris Johnson&aposs "long record of lying and policies that have absolutely no regard for the people that our government should be committed to helping and empowering.
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"This fire is extremely dangerous and moving with no regard for what's in its path," said Bret Gouvea, the incident commander for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. Gov.
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His supporters expected him to be a firestarter: a maverick with no regard for the old ways of Washington and no compunction about doing what he wants, the way he wants.
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They showed no regard for the people already on the phone; they yelled at each other, made crude jokes, and argued over the most trivial things, like which celebrities are richer.
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The tweet struck me as an unsettling portent of how Trump's presidency was likely to unfold: rash, petty, ostentatiously uninformed, with no regard for public safety or the mechanics of governance.
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They fear that city officials are rushing to roll out the service — one of the mayor's favorite initiatives — without sufficient regard for the concerns of residents of the neighborhoods it serves.
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"I apologize that my comments may have suggested something other than my highest regard for you personally, the Boy Scouts of America and the path forward for our organizations," she wrote.
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At worst, some fear Mr. Trump could do something impulsive, like ordering a military attack on North Korea, with little regard for the devastation it would cause here in the South.
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Had Trump done so, it would have put the WHCA in an awkward position: whether to accept money from an individual with little regard for the institution it seeks to preserve.
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Reagan won the respect of the world through his skillful use of soft power as a tool to complement our nation's military strength, but Trump has shown no regard for diplomacy.
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To honor a man who had zero regard for animals is unacceptable and I would like your help to make sure he is not honored at the 2020 NFL Pro Bowl.
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If that's the case, how did someone who has such little regard for the Constitution become the standard bearer of a party that supposedly stands for a return to constitutional values?
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This group of men have shown us time and again they have no regard for women's autonomy over our own bodies, but Jane Poe's case is an abhorrent abuse of power.
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Over the past few months, Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke has moved to increase drilling on public lands with little regard for the impact on the environment and local communities.
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Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has caused consternation by buying a Russian anti-aircraft system, obstructing NATO's decisions on eastern Europe and invading northern Syria without regard for his allies' interests.
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" Hoshyar Zebari, Iraq's former foreign minister, a Kurd originally from Mosul, said, "Everyone is in a hurry to achieve a military victory, without regard for the destruction or the day after.
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ThredUp makes that decision withOut regard for the value of the item; it is not the case that items valued at $60 or less will earn the seller an upfront payment.
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Trump may be the weakest of weak presidents when it comes to Russia, but he has the highest regard for strongmen, even -- perhaps especially -- the ones who systematically dismantle democracy. Putin?
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What we've seen so far from an administration that lacks political experience is an accompanying lack of regard for democratic values, especially ones about legitimate opposition and criticism of the government.
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Asked to comment, a spokesperson for the U.S. embassy in Berlin pointed to Grenell's tweet, and said that the ambassador also has a high regard for Germany's sitting chancellor, Angela Merkel.
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Other Trump campaign promises that worry some commanders and troops include the notion of bombing with little regard for civilian casualties or taking Iraq's oil supplies, also potential violations of international law.
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Laird believes that tiptoeing around health needs in this way is unacceptable, and she worries that our culture currently prizes employees who work all the time without regard for their well-being.
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Here's another surprise that could potentially wreck your benefits for 2000: Being newly diagnosed with a health condition and reelecting last year's plan without any regard for deductibles, prescription costs and treatments.
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Because advisors tend to generate the majority of their revenues through sales commissions, they often sell products without regard for their clients' needs, doing little to educate investors, according to the study.
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The tribe, known as the Nora, largely shun the technology of the "old ones," and hold a deep regard for mothers and mother figures who serve as governors, soothsayers, clerics, and judges.
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On one hand you have Tom Wilson, a player without any conscience, regard for human life or the power to keep his city's mass transit system running after the sun goes down.
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As a private company, Uber has raised more than $15 billion from investors to fuel its growth and expansion into food delivery and freight hauling, with little regard for turning a profit.
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Sires said it was "disgusting that the President of the United States has no regard for American values or the immigrant experience" when he announced his boycott of the address on Twitter.
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Edward Lewis (Richard Gere) is a corporate raider who buys and sells companies with as little regard for the fate of their employees as he has for the women in his life.
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On the campaign trail and early in his presidency, Trump claimed that he was a hard-nosed realist coldly pursuing American interests without regard for how countries were choosing to govern themselves.
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But what Trump's associates may not know is that science, an enterprise the new administration seems to have little regard for, could help make their boss a slightly more tolerable human being.
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"We build our products with extraordinary care and safeguards to be a trustworthy source of information for everyone, without any regard for political viewpoint," a Google spokesperson told CNBC in an email.
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The president has, if not fixed intellectual differences with Mr Bannon, different predilections, including his slavish regard for the military and business elites now stocking his cabinet, whom his former adviser derides.
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" AMC Entertainment: "I want you to hold on to that because Adam Aron is running that and I have high regard for Adam is going to do a very, very good job.
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"It can be challenging to be a person of faith who's also part of the LGBTQ community and yet, to me, the core of faith is regard for one another," Buttigieg said.
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The conspiracy theory goes like this: There exists within the U.S. government a second "shadow" government of individuals working behind the scenes to influence policy without any regard for the democratic process.
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There are many reasons for our plight, including corporate power and greed centered on immediate profits and little regard for the impacts business decisions have on low-income Americans and the environment.
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Three months into Trump's presidency, under an administration with little regard for scientists and even less for their conclusions, the American scientific community is in the midst of a political re-awakening.
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Back then, it was Davidson's confidence, sense of humor, and a general lack of regard for anything that wasn't Grande or their sick apartment that were real indicators of his BDE status.
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This, of course, makes perfect sense; as our nation's frustrated fact-checkers can attest, the Trump campaign has shown little regard for the truth, favoring convenient fictional narratives that further their message.
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"My family has a long and proud connection with India, and although our relationship has evolved, my family's high regard for India – the largest country in the Commonwealth – remains unchanged," William said.
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There are some here who've taken their sound overseas, others who've inspired their local scene, and some who've hopped from one genre to the next with little regard for being boxed in.
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The current president, Abdulla Yameen, is confronted with political opponents with scant regard for the law, yet he personally wants multiparty talks, under foreign mediation, to reconcile the challenges the Maldives faces.
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"I have very little regard for these hedge fund replicators," says Robert Frey, chief investment officer at FQS, a fund-of-hedge funds and a quantitative finance professor at Stony Brook University.
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Its chief, Paul Manafort, was also linked to allegations that Mr Trump has an unhealthily high regard for Vladimir Putin; Mr Manafort previously worked for the pro-Putin former government of Ukraine.
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The need for reform could not be more urgent especially when the attorney general is implementing an agenda designed to erode judicial independence and maximize deportations with little regard for due process.
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Along the way, he has lent credibility to unsavory Twitter accounts through his habit of retweeting posts that catch his attention, seemingly without regard for who is behind them or their motives.
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Internationally, Cáceres gained fame for her relentless fight against the illegal appropriation of indigenous lands by corporations seeking access to valuable natural resources with no regard for local peoples or the environment.
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Four months into my first term as a Member of Congress, one thing has been made perfectly clear – the majority party has shown little regard for running legislative business in regular order.
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Last year He Jiankui, an academic from Shenzhen, edited the genomes of embryos without proper regard for their post-partum welfare—or that of any children they might go on to have.
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And the President's preferences for quick and strict justice for those who allegedly commit these acts of terror raise serious questions about his regard for the rule of law and due process.
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But it's important that they know Americans want to vote in favor of candidates who share their regard for character as well as values, rather than against those who they support least.
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Ms. Curtin was by all accounts an undivalike diva, and though she maintained a deep regard for the music she sang, she did not appear to take the operatic life too seriously.
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At worst, it is purposefully disregarding a clear check on executive authority to push an agenda driven by the need to maintain political control, with no regard for the rule of law.
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Criminals, by definition, have no regard for laws or permits or gun free zones, and by allowing safe, responsible citizens to exercise their Second Amendment rights, our communities could be much safer.
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While Springsteen and Christie have met a couple of times and Springsteen praised Christie for his leadership after Superstorm Sandy, Springsteen has done little else to show high regard for the governor.
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It said that any hospital that accepted Medicare dollars (that's nearly all of them) also had to treat patients with an "emergency medical condition" without regard for those patients' ability to pay.
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These are fail-safe points in discussions of artistic freedom, and they sidestep a foundational problem: the decision to make art without regard for the lives involved, and no matter the consequences.
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Hardware companies show of their nice looking new products without any acknowledgement of that fact that, if you've got any regard for your investment, you're going to stick it in a case.
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A proud New York City resident, Trump didn't seem to have much regard for the attachments many Americans felt toward guns, never mind the policy purity the NRA demands of other candidates.
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It's personally my favorite call of all time, and I don't want to harp on it too much, but how did With No Regard For Human Life even pop into your head?
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The comments, captured in screengrabs, are harsh ("You are a 20 year old fame LEECH") and hint at something sinister ("this girl has no regard for anyone's well being but her own").
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In a trial that lasted nearly three months, the prosecutors, Emily Dean and Olatokunbo Olaniyan, sought to persuade the jury that the defendants had acted recklessly and without regard for human life.
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But it has faced increased scrutiny from government regulators and struggled to overcome its image as a company determined to grow at all costs with little regard for its impact on cities.
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To date, Trump has shown every intention of turning the election into a referendum on himself, and all the baggage he carries, with no regard for the political survival of fellow Republicans.
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"I always had a great regard for his baseball knowledge, and secondly, how he handled the stress working for George that many years," Torre said in a statement on the Yankees' website.
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While pledging, Wiant was made to do laundry for other members, clean and be available at all times of the day or night with no regard for his academics, the lawsuit says.
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Womack says this behavior and lack of regard for Peep's well-being ultimately led to his overdose in November 15, 2017, when he was found dead on his tour bus in Tucson.
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Reactions to his death have also led to questions about whether white critics are rushing to remember only the negative about him, without regard for his importance to black fans and athletes.
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He has issued more than a dozen orders and memorandums, often without significant review by Congress or federal lawyers, and always with little regard for the agencies responsible for overseeing the outcome.
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Puckett knew that Hong Kong was a destination for e-waste shipments — a place where workers might toil in makeshift reclamation yards, breaking apart electronics without regard for the severe health consequences.
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Finney added that the personal regard for Biden among Democratic voters makes it all the more important for his rivals to fuse any attack with a positive case for their own candidacy.
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In Toronto, Google's Sidewalk Labs is slowly privatizing municipal infrastructure in the name of tech innovation, without any regard for what happens when everything becomes mediated by a handful of mega-corporations.
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"If it remains inaccessible, the precedent will be set whereby future architects will be free to design other public monuments and historic sites with zero regard for A.D.A. compliance," the lawsuit said.
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In recent sci-fi fantasies Ex Machina and Westworld, female robots who are created by male protagonists with little regard for their humanity or possible independence serve as metaphors for liberation movements.
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Dobbs wants to talk about "amnesty" and "socioethnic-centric interest groups who really have very little regard for the traditions of this country," and Sanders just ignores him, talking about greed and wages.
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Mr. Trump has shown little regard for promoting the rights of women, minorities, or marginalized groups in the United States; it is unlikely that he would show greater support for these groups abroad.
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"Having no practical experience in diplomacy, Mr. Tillerson has no proven knowledge or regard for the norms and necessities that so much of our modern diplomatic and security efforts depend upon," Democratic Sen.
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For now, it dismissed Elliott's plan for buying back shares as "a formulaic approach without regard for the cyclical nature of the resources industry or the returns available from other uses of cash".
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Not just Clinton but a generation of Western mainstream politicians now find themselves outflanked by the current state of modern politics, not least contenders like Trump with no regard for the previous rulebook.
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"When it comes to Northern Ireland, it's very important to listen to, and have regard for, what the DUP has to say, but there are other political parties as well," he told reporters.
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He liked to say that if it were divided up today, without the same regard for high ceilings, outsize rooms and marble fireplaces common in 1883, you could fit in at least 1,000.
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But why should people, especially poorer people, who legitimately need those drugs suffer or not get those drugs at all in order to protect those who have no regard for their own health?
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"The evacuation of Mont Peko resembles a forced expulsion carried out without sufficient regard for the rights of populations inside it and in surrounding areas," Ivorian rights group RAIDH's coordinator Bamba Sindou said.
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One can have a minimum high regard for a political opponent, as some clever practitioners of better rhetoric have demonstrated in the past, but why this increasingly angry and poisonous pattern of speech?
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But Zeid's high regard for his voice as an advocate, and his close eye on the U.S., apparently does not extend to publicly touting much about the existence of his new Washington office.
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Threads go unconnected, random figures appear and then disappear with little regard for their importance in Coolidge's narrative, and though we're well into the "Roaring Twenties" in Coolidge's presidency, you'd barely know it.
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It turned out that the court had a vested interest in preserving its integrity, and following its own precedents—something justices on the current court have shown little regard for as of late.
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The language from the executive order reiterates these points, not naming radical Islam, but obviously having in mind theocratic Islam's second class regard for women and religious minorities, plus its torments for homosexuals.
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This problem isn't unique to Facebook, but given its scope, it does make the biggest case study in what can go wrong when a platform scales wildly with little regard for the consequences.
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Vin Diesel and his crew drive through exotic locales without any regard for the laws of physics, saving the world, while still maintaining their status as the best bad guys on the planet.
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It doesn't sound like the product of Virginia so much as it sounds like a Dali sketch of the state, where perspective contracts and expands with no regard for the laws of physics.
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As Liebling's profile became a series of articles and then finally a book (which I treasure), his regard for Long evolved from one of bemused contempt to respectful admiration for a wily politician.
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It was a measure of the regard for Officer Gerald's sacrifice, and a dramatic testament to the wide and unsettling reverberations set off by the killing of the three officers here on Sunday.
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From his extensive use of debt financing to his manipulation of government officials, he has demonstrated that he is resourceful, but also selfish and even reckless, with little regard for the public interest.
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The longer this goes on, the more clearly everyone sees who the President is -- a man determined to score a political victory, with little regard for the cost it inflicts on the country.
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Mr. Lo Voi said that Mr. Mered had been responsible for smuggling thousands of migrants to Italy since 2012, making "enormous profits" without regard for the life-threatening risks taken by the migrants.
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Given the bipartisan regard for President Obama's nominee, this was the perfect opportunity to depart from the ideological battles of the past and set a new pattern where legal craftsmanship is the standard.
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In an interview with BuzzFeed, Wetherell expressed regret over how the feature was built and implemented, without full regard for the possible repercussions of being able to instantly share a statement without thinking.
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Pendley, who previously served as a Reagan-era Interior deputy assistant secretary, has written numerous articles that suggest he has little regard for the environment or the federal government's management of public lands.
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Observer also leverages 80s Cronenberg-style body horror, extrapolating just how bad an idea it could be to mix old and new flesh, especially with no regard for anything but corporate profit margins.
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Canada's track record with our indigenous peoples has been pretty awful in nearly every regard for, well, ever, and including them and their knowledge into our science priorities would be a welcome gesture.
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Yet despite this modern regard for the value of craft, basketry remains, as it always has been, something archaic, limited to what two hands can produce over the course of a single day.
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To many, the back-room deals that ultimately led to Mr. Ramaphosa's elevation reinforced the belief that a handful of A.N.C. elites had decided the country's future with little regard for the people.
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Commenters felt that the event trafficked on the objectification of the female body, all in service of the consumer's pleasure with little regard for the feelings of the model subjected to this state.
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Drawing parallels with Aliyev, they accuse Veliyev, 20163, of treating Gyanja like a personal fief, showing no regard for the city's poor and being high-handed with anyone who stands in his way.
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Most mining sites operate in illegal conditions, with little regard for health and safety norms and a complete disregard for their environmental impact, while local officials and security forces turn a blind eye.
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Too often, though, they're oriented toward acts from Europe and the United States without regard for much of those acts' source material: the music of Africa, the Caribbean, and South and Central America.
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Despite years of warnings, public-education campaigns and public-health expenditure, heterosexual couples continue to indulge in this practice knowing full well the consequences and without apparent regard for the cost to society.
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The operation gives us a glimpse of a possible political future for the country — one that is less conformist, has a high regard for the values of citizenship and demands equality for all.
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This is a president declaring himself above the law, without regard for laws like the anti-bribery statute in one case, or the traditions of the country in a non-politicized justice system.
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Republicans, who controlled this process and could have sought compromise, used brute force to get their way and, in doing so, showed little regard for the pain so many women were rightfully expressing.
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But the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, turned out to have too little regard for Mr. Trump's ethics, or for the American people's sense of justice, or perhaps both, to take that chance.
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"Rather than standing up to foreign corporations that do not have any regard for the health and safety of Americans, the Administration is continuing its fight to lower our food standards," she said.
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Instead of applying ethics and standards to their reporting, journalists and left-wing outlets have weaponized the media, using it to attack and harass people with little to no regard for the truth.
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Cutting this supply must also done carefully—doing it too fast and without regard for population trends like aging can result in shortages that harm patients and even push some to the streets.
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" In a statement, Vance took umbrage at the idea that "the debate over encryption is often referred to in terms of privacy and security, with little regard for the impact on crime victims.
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And the pursuit of that story, in turn, tells the story of Juliette's friendship with her fellow judge, Étienne, and his regard for Juliette, who, like Étienne, was crippled in adolescence by cancer.
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They have remained within a point or two of those levels ever since, even as public regard for his handling of specific matters such as terrorism and health care has continued to decline.
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Karlan said that this utilitarian approach makes sense if you simply want to do the most possible good in the abstract, without regard for where, or to which causes, your money is going.
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