It's about "respecting the public, respecting the family, and also respecting the constitutional rights of the officer," he said.
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I've written an entire book built on the principles of respecting your troops, respecting each other, respecting your allies.
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The idea behind the law was about "respecting the public, respecting the family, and also respecting the constitutional rights of the officer," former Gov.
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This goes right back to the whole "respecting my car, respecting the law" thing.
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Respecting and honoring this difference is key to respecting the rights of transgender people.
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To look your best and feel your best — that's respecting yourself and respecting the process of going to church.
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I've lived by my oath and I want to go out living by my oath, which is respect for the Constitution, respecting our political institutions, respecting our values and respecting the choices that the American people have made.
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" His other two assignments -- two more 750-word papers on "Importance of Respecting the Rule of Law" and "Importance of Respecting Property Rights.
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The contract makes no mention of respecting international law, or restricting deployment to a certain set of use cases beyond respecting the country's own laws.
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We have to work step by step, respecting the opinions in the European Council but - and I underline this - at the same time respecting the European Parliament.
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"This is not a statement made by a friend or a person respecting Serbia, respecting our right to decide independently," the defense minister, Aleksandar Vulin, said last month.
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"It's not only about respecting the artist, it's about respecting the audience," said Pi Li, a senior curator at M+, the planned museum for visual culture in Hong Kong.
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Vibes' code of conduct centers around respecting difference (not being racist, sexist, misogynistic, homophobic, transphobic and body-shaming) and generally respecting others by not being sexually explicit or threatening harm.
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" He said, "What's more important is the policies that she will put in place as president respecting our international partners, respecting our allies, as opposed to what the current president is doing.
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As she spoke, she tried to toe the line between respecting the anger of black americans and respecting law enforcement, but her words didn't sit well with everyone, and neither did the charges.
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"We know we are respecting international trade rules," she said.
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Respecting the rule of law builds credibility with the courts.
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Being assertive about boundaries and respecting the other person's boundaries.
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By respecting the rights of others, we guarantee our own.
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"FIFA is fully committed to respecting human rights," he said.
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Respecting elders or people who are more educated than me.
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I learned the importance of trust and of respecting myself.
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Respecting the rock is the death of rock and roll.
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The entire failure of the world in respecting people's humanity.
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Respecting Miku's tradition while adding something new to the mix.
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And he heaped praise on Apple for respecting people's privacy.
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But respecting that schedule depends on Federer's ability to recover.
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It's about respecting the relationships that I have with people.
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I concur, while also respecting the sensitivity of the petitioners.
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Maybe he was just out of town, respecting Iggy's privacy.
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Start respecting Justin BieberBieber is having a very good morning.
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It was about them respecting the voice of their workers.
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There is a difference between encouragement and respecting people's boundaries.
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Like not respecting frequency response for example, compressing what's happening.
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It's respecting the diversity that we have in our society.
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"The French are not respecting the security warnings," he added.
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The desiderata of protecting and respecting can be at odds.
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We conduct ourselves, and the coalition does, respecting Iraqi sovereignty.
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Ramirez leaves in the negative space, respecting her mother's composition.
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How are we inspiring our customers or respecting their needs?
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The same goes for respecting these things once they're known.
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In contrast, the Obama counterterrorism strategy made "respecting human rights, fostering good governance, respecting privacy and civil liberties, committing to security and transparency and upholding the rule of law" the foremost of its guiding principles.
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And this tournament is about respecting the office, respecting the President of the United States, and whether your views may be one way versus another, that wasn't what it was about there on the green.
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It's a way of respecting even the high-risk young men.
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We just respecting her wishes for laying low a bit longer.
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It's valuing and respecting all, believing in human dignity for all.
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The Astros said they are respecting the family's request for privacy.
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Thank you for respecting the officers who watched over your rally.
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They believed in pushing for equality while respecting traditional gender roles.
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Rafael Nadal has called out Wimbledon for not respecting ATP rankings.
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"People have to start respecting the vagina," Monáe tells the publication.
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Donald Trump's record with respecting women keeps getting worse and worse.
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Member states, which include Ukraine, are committed to respecting its decisions.
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It's all about respecting what the cows want too, she said.
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He has spent his life looking up and respecting the hard
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It's about valuing and respecting teachers for the professionals they are.
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No patriotic and self respecting Thai in his right mind does.
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Last year he chastised Islamic scholars for not respecting other religions.
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This is no honest inquiry respecting the will of the people.
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"Respecting livestream embargoes in the professional community is paramount," CohhCarnage explained.
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But many described conversations at home about respecting and protecting others.
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Appreciating teachers means respecting their choices, union and non-union alike.
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Despite this, Thailand's track record of respecting asylum rights is mixed.
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Respecting people's boundaries is simply a part of being a streamer.
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"I'm respecting that nondisclosure agreement and the victim's wishes," Speier said.
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But no self-respecting father was going to let that stand.
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Another word to all the self-respecting, procrastinating techies out there.
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But that does not mean Facebook is respecting WhatsApp users' privacy.
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Feinstein insists that she was respecting Blasey Ford's request for confidentiality.
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And that's what keeps me level headed and respecting the word.
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Honorable Mention: Dro, for being creepy and not respecting Molly's feelings.
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The Parliament's center-left group also supports respecting the Spanish Constitution.
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It's opening up to the world, respecting more and loving life.
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Any self-respecting dotter of mine would know how to spell!
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"But diseases are not terribly good at respecting borders," he added.
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Germany will have to accept that respecting the law is enough.
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"We are of course respecting the Chinese authorities' regulations," she added.
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What about respecting X's request that you keep her answer private?
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Brauntuch may claim to be respecting history, but really he isn't.
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"People respect us," Mr. Marx said, "because we are respecting them."
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China is not respecting the nature of those agreements or policies.
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Indeed, respecting patients' preferences is integral to the practice of medicine.
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"They start respecting the rules, they are more disciplined," said Ndiaye.
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If breaking the rules could prove expensive, so is respecting them.
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Biden has pledged to be more "mindful" about respecting personal space.
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But how do I balance that feeling with respecting my customers?
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Getting children involved also means respecting what belongings make them happy.
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It's really us respecting the purchases gamers have made on our platform.
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Thank you for your support and respecting our privacy during this time.
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So thank you for respecting my actions and my choice of partner.
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What self-respecting artist doesn't refer to his romantic endeavors in music?
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And it might come from not respecting my mom's demands or needs.
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No self-respecting bookshop would be without at least one shop cat.
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But why would any self-respecting propagandist in Beijing dwell on that?
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I found myself begrudgingly respecting the guy who fronted up to me.
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This is the virtuous, privacy-respecting circle Presearch is hoping to create.
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They're still her reasons, and it sucks that he's not respecting them.
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"This government has to begin respecting the people," Residente told the crowd.
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Like any self-respecting farmer, Zachary Lippman was grumbling about the weather.
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Children get up early, but so should any self-respecting business person.
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And that means respecting Obama-era privacy protections to govern intelligence collection.
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The TV is the focal point of any self-respecting living room.
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"The number of countries respecting the rules is very small," he said.
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Peduto seems to have a problem with respecting the rule of law.
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I hve long history of respecting ppl w courage to step fwd.
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He was punished for respecting a possible pass instead of a shot.
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Read our six-part guide to respecting yourself and other people, too.
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Living without regrets doesn't mean extreme behavior; it means respecting your intuition.
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Besides, an integral part of a friendship is acknowledging and respecting boundaries.
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In a statement, Tronc said it was committed to respecting employees' privacy.
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"Too often victims are portrayed without respecting them as persons," he said.
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"We're sitting around and respecting each other as writers," said Ms. Rennhack.
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NADELLA: YOU KNOW, FOR ME, I THINK RESPECTING ALL POINTS OF VIEW.
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It's about respecting long-standing societal norms that protect personal bodily privacy.
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Respecting state primacy is not a significant part of the Obama legacy.
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It's just how you do that while still respecting the First Amendment.
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For us, it's about preparing the right way and respecting every opponent.
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Abdul Mahdi also stressed the importance of respecting Iraq's sovereignty by everyone.
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Harris is right: especially for Democrats, knowing and respecting diverse communities matters.
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You can say that while still respecting his lifetime of public service.
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Or how about just listening to your boss and respecting your boss?
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And it's about respecting the incredible country that made it all possible.
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Our fight was ostensibly about respecting women's choices, whatever they may be.
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How is this consistent with the value of respecting your father's decision?
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The talk started about hustlers and respecting each other's hustle and music.
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In your question, you present "respecting yourself" and "being a sexual being" as opposites — but respecting yourself includes accepting and celebrating your sexuality, and at this moment in your life, that just so happens to include casual sex.
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I appreciate Creighton's argument about respecting the audience's intelligence, if not their time.
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Every self-respecting churchgoer is hardwired to understand what Easter is really about.
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It seemed he hadn't heard, but he did talk about respecting someone's wife.
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And yet that's something DeLuca seems to be having a difficult time respecting.
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We thank you for respecting the privacy of all concerned at this time.
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The Supreme Court, on the other hand, is traditionally known for respecting tradition.
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No self-respecting adult should be hosting a Shoes-Off party in 2016.
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It indulges our worst internet selves instead of respecting our best internet intentions.
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Despite what Epicurious says, no self-respecting Australian has ever made 'fairy toast.
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But I definitely think about respecting people more when it comes to consent.
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Well, the Farrells, like any self-respecting isolated clan, have their own language.
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You're leaving money on the table [laughs], and you're not respecting your audience.
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"My career and my message are about work and respecting work," Brown said.
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We appreciate you respecting our privacy as we support Ella in her recovery.
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Ease sanctions on ZTE only when it finally starts respecting intellectual property rights.
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Cellebrite's End User License Agreement (EULA) makes no mention of respecting human rights.
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Trump has often criticized other NATO members for not respecting the spending rule.
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Honoring that, and respecting that journey, that's how I get close to people.
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My recourse was the same as any self-respecting person on a deadline.
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Thank you so much for respecting our privacy during this extremely difficult time.
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We need to do a better job listening to and respecting one another.
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"Respecting local norms and upholding global practices often come into conflict," they said.
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Elsewhere Somali statelets operate more or less independently—respecting Mogadishu in theory only.
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O'Keefe is treated as a clown by self-respecting journalists for good reason.
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We expect the Supreme Court to see the importance of respecting court precedent.
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This is essential to respecting dignity, autonomy and freedom of choice for patients.
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Likewise, law enforcement benefits immensely from understanding and respecting every person they serve.
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Also, respecting the culture and not kissing during this moment brought us closer.
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Then again, what self-respecting Rhode Islander gets pizza from a national chain?
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As of now, these agreements still hold and we continue respecting each other.
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What any self-respecting dog mom would do in this situation: freak out.
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How do we protect the building while respecting our neighbor's privacy and independence?
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I never had to worry about him respecting my boundaries or my body.
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Everyone has feelings, wants, and opinions; therefore, not respecting women is not right.
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Her fans yearned for more material, all the while respecting her resolute privacy.
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In a statement, Tronc said that it was committed to respecting employees' privacy.
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Quarantines have often generated tensions between protecting public health versus respecting individual rights.
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The Trump White House, unfortunately, has shown little interest in respecting such norms.
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We need to start respecting childcare as the essential infrastructure that it is.
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Respecting yourself and your art means taking an interest in the other responsibilities.
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I encourage the Taliban to demonstrate their concern for Afghans by respecting it.
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Which really makes you wonder what these men think respecting women looks like.
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Why worry about a landlord respecting your pronouns if you can't afford rent?
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There, he thrived by both respecting and listening to his colleagues, he said.
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Respecting independence of the central bank and of course independence of the policymakers.
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We hold them up as powerful and important men worth admiring and respecting.
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"I have never broken the whip at all but I do believe in respecting the outcome of the referendum, in respecting what I said to my electors in a general election just a few months ago," she told the BBC.
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Ethical behavior is more about corporate values, customer trust and respecting changing social norms.
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So no self-respecting nominee is going to answer that question ahead of time.
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It embraces the differences, and it's about two worlds colliding and respecting one another.
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No self-respecting business would send its employees abroad armed only with an EHIC.
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I do think this sequence is Daenerys respecting Jon's advice — up to a point.
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But like a pop car crash, no self-respecting Britney devotee could look away.
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Mirza said she understands the criticisms about respecting art and even agrees with them.
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"Thank you for respecting our privacy — beaming beautiful love into everyone's life," she said.
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"There is no political support for respecting the liberty of both sides," Laycock said.
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It can therefore be carried anywhere, an essential quality for any self-respecting iPad.
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He argued it's possible to implement criminal justice reforms while also respecting police officers.
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Except that truly respecting her privacy might have been not saying anything at all?
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We thank you for respecting the privacy of all concerned at this time. pic.twitter.
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Owning, understanding, and respecting your sexuality as a female is where the power is.
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In anything I do, it's crucial that I'm respecting myself and everyone surrounding me.
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As any self-respecting seven-year-old knows, you can never have enough chocolate.
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Or a rat trap in Astoria that would put off a self-respecting rat.
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You're a self-respecting, independent woman with money to buy her own damn drinks!
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We would like to thank everyone for respecting the family's privacy at this time.
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Experts say that it's not likely that any self-respecting network will hire him.
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After a few quick sniffs, he goes where any self-respecting dog would go.
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N.Y.C. Nature Any self-respecting yellow-billed cuckoo would like its prospects this year.
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But respecting him enough to discover the man in full would be a start.
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What does any self-respecting millennial privileged enough to land an office gig do?
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A section of the Idaho hunter education manual includes a section on respecting nonhunters.
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The key, Janine explains, is respecting each other's financial decisions, even when you disagree.
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We thank you for respecting our privacy as we work through this unfortunate situation.
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"Freedom of speech doesn't mean not respecting the facts," said one person on Weibo.
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Instead of respecting the Turkish judiciary, they are turning this into talk of sanctions.
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In fact, Sanchez would probably make a point of respecting the country's EU commitments.
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It would mean respecting civil debate and protecting freedom of speech, elevating shared dignity.
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Thank you for your understanding and for respecting our privacy during a difficult time.
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Bordering on dishonesty, Trump's outspokenness on waterboarding should give any self-respecting conservative pause.
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That means respecting and enhancing the political power and community control of black people.
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Our project will be beneficial to innovation and employment, whilst respecting sovereign strategic technologies.
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But I always come away from his videos respecting the method and the arguments.
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Social apps must be accompanied by social norms about respecting people's time and attention.
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On the Democratic side, however, the superdelegates are respecting the voice of the voters.
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Imagine a multi-media business model based on respecting the intelligence of the audience!
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It is the kind of automobile that no self respecting car thief would steal.
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It requires accepting and respecting bodies, finding new ways for bodies to feel safe.
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Last year's elections unfolded peacefully, with parties and citizens respecting the Supreme Court's rulings.
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Perhaps the neighbor will do the right thing and start respecting other people's property.
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The Gallants have made the farm their home while respecting and preserving its history.
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"I don't believe any self-respecting minister would accept such conditions," Mr. Javid said.
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"Respecting every American's gender must extend to travel abroad," said Khanna in a statement.
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"Every mayor takes office with a promise that includes respecting the Constitution," he said.
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" Mainstream candidates on the right have uttered similar sentiments about respecting France's "national narrative.
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"They haven't reprimanded us, but we feel uncomfortable not respecting the agreements," he said.
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Because what self-respecting woman would enter a field where she doesn't feel respected?
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First, it's about respecting your elders (even if they're roaring, rude and borderline suicidal).
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To Washington, the dignity of the office depended on the president respecting constitutional limits.
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But there's a difference between respecting the office and the person who occupies it.
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The Social Democrats say ANO is politicizing the issue and not respecting police independence.
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"Even while respecting constitutional limits, it can bring digital Blackbeards to justice," Kagan wrote.
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People loving and respecting my name, What I'm searching for, could it be fame.
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While Moorehead was guarding and respecting A&M football, another recruit was leaving it.
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The United States, it turns out, is doing relatively well at respecting that wish.
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And, frankly, making sure that people feel that they have choice in terms of the equipment that goes in and that companies that are deploying this network equipment share our western values in terms of respecting IP rights, respecting the first amendment.
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Two-thirds said monitoring their children's media use is more important than respecting their privacy.
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"One could at least question whether they've been really respecting this guidance," argues de Montjoye.
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Gualinga said this proposal is essential to respecting Mother Earth and living on land responsibly.
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"We're committed to respecting the privacy of our members and these employees," he tells us.
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I think respecting one another for who we are as people is fundamentally important. Period.
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I held onto my iPhone 4s longer than any self-respecting tech writer should have.
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His school also encourages independent thought, respecting other people's opinions and civic responsibility, she said.
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So not respecting this particular arrest, but Huawei is one company we've been concerned about.
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We have a pretty rocky relationship around respecting each other's time and handling problems maturely.
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This method of respecting the source material while simultaneously opening it up doesn't always work.
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The Queen's annual Christmas broadcast last month also touched on the importance of respecting others.
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"This really calls into question Malaysia's reputation as a rights respecting democracy," Robertson told CNN.
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Redditor cerulean11 commented within the thread, emphasizing the importance of respecting him and his privacy.
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To me, political correctness is about respecting people and understanding different viewpoints without judging people.
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How did you approach modernizing these looks for a futuristic society while respecting the past?
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No country that deploys industrial-scale state surveillance has ever remained a rights-respecting democracy.
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President Donald Trump has often criticized other NATO members for not respecting the spending rule.
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A few simple guidelines for properly interacting with, and respecting, handlers and their service dogs.
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They'll work to find a better balance between respecting Nowitzki and preparing for what's next.
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Countries should not have double standards on the issue of respecting the law, she said.
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Not respecting Max B, the guy who popularized the term "wavy" in hip-hop, enough?
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Security practices like respecting account deletion, not sharing data with third parties, and so on.
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Instead, they repeat largely empty mantras of "respecting precedent" and remaining "open-minded" as jurists.
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"This is not about getting arrested; it's about respecting the rule of law," she said.
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Those commitments include respecting existing humanitarian law, preventing conflicts and donating more money for aid.
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It's a concept that no self-respecting capitalist, venture or otherwise, would ever invest in.
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He thanked President Peña Nieto for not meddling in the elections and respecting popular will.
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"Thank you to everyone for respecting the family's privacy during this time," the rep said.
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"What self-respecting adult would even comment on a child's appearance?" she asked the user.
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"It's just about respecting what is in the Constitution," Ms. Gomez said of the settlement.
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Second, what are the practical implications of Iran's gradual moves away from respecting the limitations?
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And look, criminal justice is about respecting the law and being respected by the law.
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While respecting Britain's right to decide, the president will explain America's stake in the decision.
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Louvre workers, like all self-respecting (and salaried) French citizens, are accustomed to striking occasionally.
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Mary scolds everyone for not respecting the dead, kicking off the funeral scene embedded above.
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The country's legitimacy as a rights-respecting democracy, at home and abroad, is at stake.
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Besides which, like any self-respecting person born in the 1980s, I hate phone calls.
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For decades, Grafton has sought balance between respecting the river's power and embracing its proximity.
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Fraternity among people with different ideas, yet capable of respecting and listening to one another.
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Respecting the elders' decisions, no matter how unjust or harsh, is required to maintain honor.
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Such guidelines would introduce clarity into end-of-life decisions while still respecting patients' autonomy.
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The court has already chastised a state for insufficiently respecting the religious rights of artists.
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Be a health care hero by respecting these recommendations for conscientious and sustained physical isolation.
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Since then, quarantines have often generated tensions between protecting public health versus respecting individual rights.
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It doesn't believe that the government should make no law respecting an establishment of religion.
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Or the West, which was never serious about respecting Russia's interests, let alone a partnership?
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D. and I have set some new boundaries in our relationship and he's respecting them.
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My principles will not change and I still think Venezuela is not respecting human rights.
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"Respecting every American's gender must extend to travel abroad," Khanna said in a press statement.
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There were even moments where I ended up respecting a game more than anything else.
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He urged China to "embrace international norms" when it came to respecting intellectual property rights.
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And at the moment, the Republican Party does a better job of respecting those values.
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"I don't distinguish between mental and physical when it comes to respecting privacy," he added.
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"We are respecting the customer's wishes to not disclose the identity," Cromer said from Dubai.
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And they criticize players for acting childish, embarrassing the team, and not respecting their injuries.
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Could he really speak of killing a girl in the name of respecting her body?
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Rather than respecting their autonomy, it sought to force their integration into the wider society.
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"They're expected to work the same way we do, respecting the same principals," she said.
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Like any self-respecting conservative economist, Hassett is passionate about cutting the corporate income tax.
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To put pressure on countries such as Poland, where the Commission believes the government is not respecting the rule of law and is violating its constitution and undermining the independence of courts, money from the next budget should be conditional on respecting such democratic values.
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There is a colonial tinge to such journalism that would make many self-respecting people recoil.
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And where goes giving such music a platform fit into respecting freedoms of speech and expression?
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Investors have effectively just done what no self-respecting person ever should: wear sweatpants in public.
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Perhaps they didn't learn about respecting women's bodily autonomy until their predatory behavior was made public.
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Darla reminds him he needs to focus less on her respect and more on respecting himself.
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Trudeau complained last week that China was not respecting Kovrig's diplomatic immunity, but gave no details.
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Right now, they're not respecting, let's say, your mayor, or let's say your leadership in Chicago.
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Respecting an artists wishes seems like it should be central to exhibiting this type of work.
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Still, I appreciate that Music does a better job of recognizing and respecting my music library.
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No self-respecting handset maker could even show their face if that was not the case.
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Seriously, though, how could any self-respecting thief stoop so low as to rob a museum?
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We don't exactly have the best track record when it comes to respecting women's career choices.
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The KitchenAid Stand Mixer is a quality product and something any self-respecting chef should desire.
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That doesn't mean we stop respecting their role in getting us to where we are today.
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You'll walk away with the core knowledge and skills every self-respecting cybersecurity expert should have.
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However, he's respecting that I'd like to pay for the tickets because it's my friend's wedding.
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We've had constructive conversations, including before our update, and we remain committed to respecting applicable law.
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It also suggests, again, that this president is not much interested in respecting checks and balances.
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However, respecting and enforcing civil rights are critical to achieving the highest ideals of this country.
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Instead, the company is working with networks, respecting their channels and promising them a larger audience.
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"Thank you for respecting my beliefs," he says, a practiced, defiant, arrogant tone in his voice.
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He would've thought that we would've advanced more toward peace and liberty and respecting everybody's rights.
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Wade, thereby dismantling not just abortion rights, but the long-standing judicial tradition of respecting precedent.
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" Raymond added, "She has demonstrated she values her diary ramblings more so than respecting Aboriginal peoples.
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However, the obsession with fetuses in the United States has little to do with respecting life.
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I don't think we can restore order by respecting rules that are not respected by Republicans.
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Want to make sure room service at your hotel is respecting the "Do Not Disturb" sign?
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The biggest things are when a girl says about another girl, 'She's not respecting herself sexually.
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Like any self-respecting millennial, I was there to be able to say I was there.
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European member states have been criticized by Trump for not respecting financial targets to NATO's budget.
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It may also backfire for people who see it as not respecting office of the presidency.
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He still has trouble respecting others' personal space on the trail, while moderate candidates like Sen.
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" Biden has defended his conduct and said he will be "more mindful about respecting personal space.
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And while he doesn't argue that these are values worth respecting, he also offers a warning.
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I moved to Thailand at age 10 and I grew up respecting and admiring the King.
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There are norms — like legitimate opposition and respecting the process — that most people consider very important.
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Find out how she'd been, if she was OK, if Alex was respecting the restraining order.
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They refuse to say, respecting the vow I have made to remain temporarily bereft of wokeness.
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I ended up respecting the hell out of her, which scared the shit out of me.
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There was no word from the Syrian government, which has said it is respecting the agreement.
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Coming from a cattle-respecting nation, they accept the quiet bull-man in Room No. 3.
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He held more than 100 town hall meetings, respecting Granite Staters' famous love of retail politicking.
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"Valuing and respecting women are fundamental values of this organization," the group said in the statement.
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He has committed to respecting the European Union's fiscal rules and has already endorsed Rajoy's budget.
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It's possible to have strong gun laws while also respecting the rights of responsible gun owners.
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This includes respecting the political/professional boundaries and accepting the positive potential of dissent and disagreement.
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Any self-respecting journalist would sooner endorse incest than come out in favor of pack journalism.
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Taking care of yourself and your team is also vital, McClain said, as is respecting differences.
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I thanked him for allowing me to be myself and respecting me for who I am.
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Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.
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The stated aim: Treating migrants with dignity and respecting human rights, while also enforcing immigration laws.
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Do you think the world has caught up to you in valuing and respecting this work?
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Fully respecting cats' aversion to human strangers could make it hard to, say, date or marry.
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Sky's biological mother isn't sure she can support Sky being non-binary and respecting their pronouns.
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On Tuesday, the Star Wars actor shared a lengthy note about the importance of respecting people's dreams.
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"It's paying homage to and respecting his legacy, and using it to be a vehicle for change."
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Because what self-respecting hunter wouldn't want to smack that thing right in its big, inflatable face?
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And then, like any self-respecting 24-year-old studiously avoiding their responsibilities, she promptly fell asleep.
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They say the President's not respecting the idea that Congress is a co-equal branch of government.
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Pakistan denies sheltering militants and accuses Washington of not respecting Pakistan's sacrifices in the war on militancy.
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I know, no self-respecting school board is going to support an apparent double-dip on technology.
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TechCrunch has contacted Facebook for comment on how it will balance helping people with respecting their privacy.
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We wanted this to be both an homage to the past, we're big believers in respecting legacy.
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Thanks to the media and press for agreeing to not disturb us and for respecting our privacy.
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"So not respecting this particular arrest, but Huawei is one company we've been concerned about," he said.
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We have made numerous arrests thanks to this technology, while respecting the privacy rights of the public.
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How long until Facebook must choose between accurately representing newspaper front pages, or respecting anti-hate rules?
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So he did what any self-respecting Internet child does, and made himself the leader on Wikipedia.
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I've never met a self respecting deer hunter that needed an AR-15 to down a deer.
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"We just looked at each other because we're used to respecting foreign ministers a lot," Schaeuble said.
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" Earlier this year you made waves when you said that "people have to start respecting the vagina.
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Despite rhetoric about respecting migrants' rights, Mexican officials concede that deportations are all but certain to rocket.
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But I do not accept that he represents Republican values -- not the ones I grew-up respecting.
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He says the show preaches a "beautiful message" to young people about loving and respecting one another.
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The group's Chief Executive, Gian Giacomo Ferraris, said Surridge was "embracing the future while respecting the past".
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By sharing your strengths, respecting boundaries, and being honest, you'll be able to build some fantastic partnerships!
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"This is about personal responsibility and respecting adults who want to have a place to enjoy cannabis."
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By simply respecting the freedom and privacy of all Americans, we need not draw such unpleasant distinctions.
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Her family ended up respecting the "no politics" rule and Malstrom doesn't think she broke it, either.
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"Cuba and the United States can cooperate and live side by side, respecting their differences," he said.
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The company is adding cities one by one, respecting the fonts, colors and presentation of each city.
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"I am going [to] live my life honoring and respecting him because he was my soul mate."
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The U.S. government believes Tsai is behaving responsibly in respecting the framework of U.S.-China-Taiwan relations.
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The secret is accepting, embracing, and respecting each other for who we are and what we eat.
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Here I am cooking food, cooking vegetables, using eggs, respecting the farmers that grow them for us.
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You can fight back with outrage and strength while upholding decency and respecting the rights of others.
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If people are harming them and don't understand them and not respecting them, they will not last.
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We appreciate your patience as we sort through the details and thank you for respecting the process.
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Lessons like respecting shared space and managing time can be achieved through homework or scrubbing the kitchen.
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It is critical to provide factual information about reconstructive options while respecting the patient's values and decisions.
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As any self-respecting "Gossip Girl" or "Sex and the City" fan knows, Barneys is an institution.
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Much more thinking is needed on respecting the privacy of health information for asylum-seekers and others.
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We will not be commenting beyond this, and we thank you in advance for respecting our privacy.
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Oh, and like every self-respecting celeb retreat, this place has a pool and a guest house.
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"How much are you respecting the fact that the other person has their own autonomy?" she asks.
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We are very cautious in understanding and respecting local traditions and managing the expectations of our teams.
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It was twice banned in Jordan after facing accusations of blasphemy and not respecting the country's traditions.
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Mariner says it's about respecting the intent of the order and thinking about what enforcement mechanisms exist.
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Brokered by the Organization of American States, the agreement committed both men to respecting the commission's results.
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But technology is reflecting a cultural shift in respecting and understanding the idea of consent, he said.
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It has to do with respecting a senior sensei (master) and carrying on his or her knowledge.
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"You should be respecting the Constitution and the rule of law," Ms. Mkhwebane told the police minister.
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Additionally, strong privacy laws will spur innovations to help companies use data in a privacy-respecting manner.
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For example, fearing worse outcomes like punitive tariffs, China might agree to start respecting American intellectual property.
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AMAZON for our business purposes while respecting the people, culture, history, and ecology of the Amazonia region.
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Ms. Feinstein has said she did so because she was respecting Dr. Blasey's wish to remain anonymous.
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They're not respecting your boundaries and they're not seeing you as the adult person you are now.
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And the courts that are considering worldwide removal orders mostly sit in democratic and rights-respecting countries.
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Just as important, it is invisible, respecting the historic shape of the town and its architectural integrity.
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Discussing stress management, respecting common spaces and tempering your expectations can help make the relationship a success.
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We also have to begin listening to and respecting each other without sacrificing our principles and values.
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"You can't expect other people to respect your boundaries if you aren't respecting your boundaries," she said.
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The book concludes with some worthy injunctions about getting active in politics, rejecting tribalism and respecting facts.
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Respecting all languages and identities can only lead to better laws and a higher quality of life.
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Thank you for all of your support and respecting my family and friends' privacy during this time.
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Still, Russia's foreign ministry appeared to criticize Israel's actions by calling for restraint and respecting Syria's sovereignty.
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But China is not a country that has a long history of respecting the rule of law.
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In today's technology market, you can pick up Samsung products from pretty much every self-respecting retailer.
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It means respecting and restoring the power of the millions of everyday Americans who have been marginalized.
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Are they respecting the autonomy of the people who come within the scope of their doorbell cameras?
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Brooke has Texas grit: respecting everyone and taking no shit from anybody, least of all her spouse.
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Any self-respecting music fan should make their way to Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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Communicating house rules is about respecting your space and your guests' comfort as well as your own.
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But only by respecting institutions can he deliver on his populist campaign promises without risking economic collapse.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Erik Agard and Paolo Pasco get in our heads while respecting our comfort zone.
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The president decides that fulfilling a campaign promise is more important than respecting the separation of powers.
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He would have to walk a difficult tightrope, respecting Trump's instincts while channeling them into something coherent.
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Because as any self-respecting science fiction fan knows all too well, space is a dangerous place.
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This brings up some good questions, though: what self-respecting audio snob even uses an iPhone anyways?
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But he is dedicated to respecting the origins of rap and not appropriating or stereotyping a culture.
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We wish we had some news for youAt this moment, we are respecting Niantic and Nintendo's wishes.
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"A self-respecting nation and a self-respecting people cannot allow most of its media to be in foreign hands, and this is a task our government will face if we remain in power in the next term," Jaroslaw Gowin, the minister of higher education, said in June.
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We wish we had some news for you At this moment, we are respecting Niantic and Nintendo's wishes.
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She said she felt he wasn't respecting her other relationships because he was trying to monopolize her time.
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In the world of classic car auctions, there are a few events no self-respecting buyer can miss.
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But "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof," right?
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As Wallace told Trump, losing graciously and respecting the results of elections is a long tradition in America.
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That means respecting and sharing the long history of the practices, and teaching them in a rigorous way.
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"Amazon India has conveyed that it is fully committed to respecting Indian laws and customs," the document said.
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I was making so much money that I—like any self-respecting pimp—bought myself a yellow Mustang.
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SafetoNet: an app that protects children online by using AI to detect harmful content, whilst respecting children's privacy
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"You want to make sure you're still respecting the person who originally created the song," she told me.
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As you listen to food preferences, preach the "Don't yuck my yum" philosophy of respecting each other's choices.
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Domoto was also known for respecting his client's budgets — something Wright himself did not always manage to do.
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The chief justice also does have legitimate philosophical priors about respecting precedent and issuing the narrowest possible opinions.
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We continue our request for privacy as we focus on Landen, and thank you for respecting our wishes.
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Grande's gift is to treat moods as poses while still respecting the chaos of an inner emotional life.
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Scattering ashes goes harshly against the culturally Chinese concept of respecting the ancestor's spirit with a permanent home.
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When it comes to setting boundaries and respecting them, what I've tried to do is lead by example.
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The second person appeals to a Kantian theme of respecting the agency and dignity of any rational agent.
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Thank you for understanding and respecting the privacy of me and those close to me during this time.
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For Sag, that may mean traveling the world or mutually respecting each other's need for space and independence.
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Rather, it's about respecting someone's boundaries on the subject, no matter how wide or narrow they may be.
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Those are still big themes, but so are respecting user privacy, minimizing social harm and monitoring screen time.
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"Accepting that you can be wrong is the genesis of being capable of respecting other people," she writes.
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"Respecting gender equality has been part of my life for as long as I can remember," he says.
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We will do all of that while still respecting the fact that we are a country with borders.
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It may be hard to hear that, as someone who's grown up idolizing or simply respecting a celebrity.
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I grew up knowing and respecting President Bush, H.W. Bush, and he served in Congress with my dad.
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"We want to help as much as possible, but respecting the (EU's) rules", said Moscovici in the interview.
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But in the name of Respecting Art, these people did an impressively good job at keeping their cool.
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Well, for these eight rebels, tattoo culture is less about disrespecting Korean culture and more about respecting yourself.
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We have to stop all of this hate and the only way is respecting everybody, every human being.
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The courts, however, can only do so much to guide a nation into respecting basic free expression rights.
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Let us collectively work and build a strong America free of violence and extremism while respecting all religions.
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At this time, he has not seen the letter in question, and is respecting the request for confidentiality.
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It's about respecting women as they choose their life course and make crucial decisions about work and family.
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Respect for the constitution is key, but more importantly, so too is respecting the constitutional rights of others.
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AND YOU KNOW, THE COUNTRY HAS A LONG TRADITION IN ECONOMICS AND IN POLITICS OF RESPECTING A VOTE.
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"We shall work to foster economic stability while respecting and honoring contracts ... and balancing government accounts," he added.
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"We just could have done a better job of respecting the game," Cavaliers forward Kevin Love told reporters.
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Millennials hate advertising and don't respect brands – so what is a self-respecting 21st century marketer to do?
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If studios are happy to titillate, then why aren't they respecting the needs of everyone but heterosexual dudes?
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But even if she disagreed, you're entitled to your view, and she should be capable of respecting it.
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The United States Code, in Title 4, Chapter 1, provides standards for presenting and respecting the American flag.
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Just hold the line until our country gets back to understanding and respecting each other and showing it.
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Jake had spent his life respecting the Earth, and he didn't want his final act to harm it.
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The president's regular attacks on the central bank break with a decades-old tradition of respecting that independence.
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It has been accused of using a proprietary foam without respecting and supporting the patents of its inventor.
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"I'm gonna be in business with my … child," Douglas says, respecting Taylor's nonbinary status to their mutual joy.
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But isn't it possible that, rather than being an ice prince, your colleague is simply respecting your privacy?
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In his first speech after the results came in, he said he would do this while respecting democracy.
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Spending your days in an ill-fitting Mets uniform that no self-respecting bat boy would ever wear.
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Nevertheless, Congress hasn't always been consistent about respecting this home rule — as next week's Supreme Court case illustrates.
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Instead of embracing, or at least respecting, heterodox or unsettling ideas, they prefer to retreat into settled convictions.
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"We've had constructive conversations, including before our update, and we remain committed to respecting applicable law," she said.
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Connecticut's official nickname is the Constitution State, and these prices will test any self-respecting, parsimonious New Englander.
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"People say you should go because it's about respecting the office of the president," Doolittle told the Post.
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While the F.B.I. targets a higher evil, Kirkman slogs through the gray area between absolutes: respecting precedent vs.
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Either way, you'll be the favorite gift-giver of the year for respecting what they love so much.
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"The Maduro government seems to have no intention of respecting the basic elements of electoral democracy," he said.
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Any self-respecting Nintendo Switch or Super Mario fan needs to be at the front of this queue.
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He had been studiously silent before, saying he was respecting the wishes of the family of the deceased.
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Any self-respecting romantic-comedy fan can pick their favorite makeover — they&aposre a staple of the genre.
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At the general election, we were clear about respecting the 2016 vote, and about securing those Labour goals.
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In a decent medical system, the ability to switch doctors is a central element in respecting patient autonomy.
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Following through on consent and respecting boundaries doesn't make a rock star any less of a rock star.
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If they acted by respecting the law, we would not have seen these images, nor other similar ones.
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This track is a good example of respecting one's source material while taking it in a new direction.
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We've got to find a way to weave those narratives together while respecting and doing justice to both.
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Maybe the suits are finally figuring out that respecting The Game and having fun are not mutually exclusive concepts.
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Respecting her wishes, her parents made her as comfortable as possible but did not take her to the hospital.
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FUNAI confirmed the man's presence in 1996, but has been respecting his desire to avoid contact with mainstream society.
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" The upshot is that Minut can monitor a home while "respecting the integrity of the people who live there.
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Some net payers want to cut the bloc's handouts to countries deemed to not be respecting its fundamental values.
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Respecting what this means both for the technology recommendations and for the way you interact with activists is important.
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It created Go90, a video service for the youths that no self-respecting teen would be caught dead using.
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Or was it about Lala not respecting James' girlfriend, a crop top brought to life by an evil witch?
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Still, dermatologists aren't exactly gushing over BP-friendly fabrics as a must-have for any self-respecting acne sufferer.
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A Thai government minister blamed Chinese tour operators on Monday for the deaths for not respecting Thai safety legislation.
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Do you think there is still an issue in the US in terms of respecting UK rap or Grime?
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We should be the trusted little guys, respecting our users' privacy when the big companies and scam apps won't.
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No one believes its executives when they say things about quality time, and respecting your data and so on.
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We have got to start once again respecting and treating each other with the dignity that every person deserves.
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I said no particular order, but this one is unquestionably at the top of every self-respecting teacher's agenda.
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Even in South Africa, no self-respecting luxury hostel is complete without a cafe slash coffee shop slash bar.
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Honoring your moral obligation and respecting your legal duties is part of being a good citizen and a leader.
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"FIFA is fully committed to respecting human rights," Infantino said in a statement issued prior to the report's publication.
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You want somebody who is ethical and moral, and part of that is respecting the equal rights of women.
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But a truly self-respecting gamer makes sure to invest in a top-of-the-line gaming chair, too.
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Trump has complained several times that other NATO countries, including Germany, are not respecting the agreement on financial contributions.
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Respecting our veterans' service is not just a Democratic priority or a Republican priority: it is an American priority.
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NATO says it is respecting a 1997 agreement with Moscow not to deploy substantial combat forces on Russia's borders.
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Both stories seemed harmless at the time but were later criticized for not respecting the subjects' assumption of privacy.
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"Politics is about respecting those who govern and it's about constructive opposition, not constantly shouting," he told the senators.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor, of the court's liberal wing, issued a statement respecting the court's refusal to hear Schock's case.
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But what self-respecting restaurant owner wants to live with the disgrace of a poor grade in full view?
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Clinton's policy chief, argued that Mr. Trump's concern about respecting minority rights within the Muslim religion was not sincere.
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Imcopa representatives declined to make him available for comment, saying only that the company was respecting the contract terms.
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By respecting their inherent dignity, comfort, and wellbeing, norms are also important ways that we demonstrate consideration of others.
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There's nothing like a firm, high quality no to come across as self-aware, strong and self respecting, e.g.
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It's time that we stop judging mothers and start trusting them and respecting their choices, whatever they may be.
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I notice that respecting boundaries is a difficult theme: How do you know how far you're allowed to go?
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There's a huge difference between respecting the agency of users and putting the burden on them to protect themselves.
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"Reconciliation also means respecting the voices of Indigenous people," said Sheila North, a former Indigenous leader in northern Manitoba.
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Suddenly these people discovered that freedom requires hard work: building a community, supporting the vulnerable, respecting others, educating children.
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That fact alone may be enough to motivate self-respecting New Yorkers to explore what might be done here.
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Talismans and amulets — objects believed to have magical powers — were once part of any self-respecting doctor's medicine bag.
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Such experiences can encourage a new type of congregation at the cemetery, while still respecting the people interred there.
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Wakanda seems to embrace and exhibit some of the basic tenets of democracy while respecting their culture and tradition.
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That involves a recognition that ending the occupation and respecting Palestinians' inalienable rights are central to any peace agreement.
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It also came from teaching Kurdish language and culture, respecting other religions and ethnicities, and building toward gender equality.
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Many of her pointers involve knowing, respecting and finding common ground with your audience — then playing on their feelings.
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"Our rule protects the environment and our waterways while respecting the states and private property owners," Wheeler told reporters.
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A provost at Indiana University has earned praise for harshly condemning a professor's views while respecting the First Amendment.
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But it is in respecting the rights of all — regardless of who they are — that democracies must measure themselves.
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"Chief Justice Rehnquist demonstrated a great sensitivity to adhering to and respecting Senate procedures and precedents," Professor Gerhardt wrote.
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Works in Progress For several decades, few self-respecting New Yorkers would venture down to the South Street Seaport.
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Justice Holmes's two legacies—respecting democracy and defending the First Amendment—are in a slow-motion head-on crash.
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"We appreciate your patience as we sort through the details and thank you for respecting the process," she said.
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I was eager to meet people whose religion had some built-in practice of respecting trees and preserving biodiversity.
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If not, let's start defining and respecting the importance of the White House press secretary for our next president.
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If longevity in a place grants legitimacy, it's high time for the newcomers to start respecting the original residents.
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"Any ideas that could bring down costs while respecting innovation and patient choice are on the table," he said.
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"Mexico maintains its willingness to support migrants who decide to enter our country while respecting our laws," he said.
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They did what any self-respecting comedy group should do: They came up with the ultimate politician-patience challenge.
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In fact, two-thirds of the parents felt that such monitoring was more important than respecting their children's privacy.
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"The government is not respecting their rights," Karina's mother said, as the girls snuggled together watching a YouTube video.
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He thanked Aoun on Wednesday for respecting constitutional norms and "his rejection of departing from them under any circumstances".
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He believes that respecting the Palestinians includes dropping the pretense that their national movement will ever accept Israel's existence.
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No self-respecting pup gives themselves a name—a handler or an alpha has to give you a name.
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And Kanye had harsh words for Bey's hubby, Jay Z, for not respecting him enough to return a call.
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The farm has been seasonal and sustainable since its inception, with careful attention paid to respecting the local environment.
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"A self-respecting nation and a self-respecting people cannot allow most of the media to be in foreign hands, and this is a task our government faces if we remain in power in the next term," Jaroslaw Gowin said in comments reported by state-run news agency PAP on Wednesday evening.
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It wasn't about maintaining the integrity of an ongoing investigation, protecting intelligence sources and methods, or respecting a victim's privacy.
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Germany, seeing France respecting European budgetary rules and showing signs of economic confidence, started to put aside its habitual distrust.
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It's sad that some white people have taken over Black music and Black culture, without respecting boundaries and personal space.
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At first glance, this quote suggests that Jones was launching into a finger-wagging diatribe about rappers respecting their elders.
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No self-respecting news organization has any excuse to book him or ask for a quote from him ever again.
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"Airlines are entrusted with enormous responsibilities to keep our skies safe while respecting the rights of all passengers," said Sen.
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"The most important thing is respecting the feeling and experiences that are unique to VR," Ohtsubo says of these additions.
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"We are respecting the customer's wishes to not disclose the identity," Cromer said from Dubai, referring to the European buyer.
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We have succeeded in keeping more people alive, while respecting their human rights and increasing their access to health services.
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We should be respecting the sanctity of other people's cultural and spiritual practices, even in the days surrounding October 31.
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But "frankly, making sure I have a stable income is more important to me than respecting the constitution", he says.
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Assad, his war effort buoyed by five months of Russian air strikes, has said the army is respecting the agreement.
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Beyond its borders it means respecting intellectual property, which will be in China's interest as its firms grow more sophisticated.
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Lessons include music theory essentials — because every self-respecting producer should have at least a fundamental grasp of these concepts.
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" A spokesman for the Rich family said in a statement that they were grateful for Hannity for "respecting their wishes.
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By late 2007, YouTube had codified its commitment to respecting copyright law through the creation of a Content Verification Program.
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But she stressed that respecting the police—as in, showing respect to officers—is different than approving of their performance.
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The Johns Hopkins Center for American Indian Health runs the Respecting the Circle of Life program, focusing on American Indians.
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Look, Nintendo, you're kidding yourself if you think any self-respecting teen would have fun at a piñata pony party.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Investors have effectively just done what no self-respecting person ever should: wear sweatpants in public.
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China "hopes the international community can provide constructive help to Venezuela under the precondition of respecting Venezuela's sovereignty," it added.
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Roberts could cite the concept of stare decisis (in respecting precedent) in trying to limit the overturning of past cases.
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It means being supporting, not kicking someone when they're down, and respecting the privacy that we all so graciously deserve.
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AGAIN, GOING ON. NOW AGAIN RESPECTING THE MARKET, I SAID I CAN UNDERSTAND WHAT'S GOING ON IN THE S&P.
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"Respecting autonomy means touching neither the corresponding articles of the constitution nor the organic law of the bank," he said.
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" Trump later tweeted video of fans and players standing at an NHL game and wrote: "19,000 RESPECTING our National Anthem!
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What I was doing by speaking in South Carolina that day was respecting his dying wish and honoring his memory.
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President Hassan Rouhani has repeatedly pledged to reverse the exodus by respecting democratic norms and improving economic opportunity in Iran.
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"Kurdistan is determined to show it is respecting all its obligations despite a very difficult situation," the source told Reuters.
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"We can clearly see which country is not respecting the international commitments," Rouhani said during a televised speech in Tehran.
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Or maybe he is too lazy to sing the words, despite basing an entire event on respecting the American flag.
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Every self-respecting British person has a kettle at home, and the fact that most Americans don't is totally befuddling.
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Block wrote in the opinion that by applying the test retroactively, the court is respecting the California Supreme Court's concerns.
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Don't squander your moneyI learned the importance of respecting your money and making sure that every dollar was well spent.
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Not respecting employees' personal lives or micromanaging so that employees only have orders can stifle creativity and even impact health.
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In both cases, the underlying issues — calls for respecting Hong Kong's special autonomy — were never really addressed, let alone settled.
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It can mean standing up for your country, celebrating its traditions, welcoming new citizens and respecting others who are different.
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"Airlines are entrusted with enormous responsibilities to keep our skies safe while respecting the rights of passengers," the lawmakers wrote.
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There was a time, not so long ago, when no self-respecting feminist would be caught dead in a sorority.
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There's greater satisfaction in respecting our differences, but not letting them prevent agreements that don't require abandonment of core principles.
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Egypt is "strongly and unwaveringly committed to respecting human rights and freedoms," Ahmed Abu Zeid, a Foreign Ministry spokesman, said.
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"Thankful for these amazing beauties for respecting my craft and allowing me to be apart of their project," he wrote.
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Since then Savate has taken baby steps toward eventual Olympic recognition, the Holy Grail for all self-respecting combat arts.
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Cops in town have insisted they are on board with putting rules of the road in place and respecting privacy.
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He can't imagine why any self-respecting person would want to go from one to two or two to three.
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But let's also add, no one should disagree about respecting the rights of young men who live in those neighborhoods.
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He taught us the inestimable value of diplomacy, the art of finding common ground by listening to and respecting others.
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" Forbearance "can be thought of as avoiding actions that, while respecting the letter of the law, obviously violate its spirit.
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According to the country's migration authorities, more than 40 foreigners have been expelled for not respecting the mandatory isolation period.
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That means negotiations that take us out of the customs union while generously respecting legitimate concerns about the Irish border.
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Integrating these two different countries economically while respecting their different political and cultural traditions is not going to be easy.
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He clearly cares about the court's credibility, and he has shown flashes of judicial modesty, respecting both precedent and Congress.
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Conte also committed to respecting EU fiscal rules, but with a call for their reform, while reducing Italy's debt mountain.
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He argued the Eighth Amendment bans any punishment you can't carry out without respecting the dignity of those being punished.
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According to the country's migration authorities, more than 40 foreigners have been expelled for not respecting the mandatory isolation period.
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Iraq will remain one state, but also respecting the-, the constitutional rights that Kurdistan Region has, in the Iraqi Constitution.
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Our commitment to integrity, our commitment to diversity and inclusion, to respecting our teammates — that's what makes this business work.
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"We are seeking ways to cut the project execution time as short as possible, fully respecting nuclear safety," he said.
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What self-respecting Western government would make an uproar over — much less oppose — another campaign in the war on terrorism?
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He can tout his own vision while respecting those who want to see more leaders who are not white men.
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Respecting his pickoff move, Davis stayed tethered to first as Montgomery snapped off a perfect curveball for a called strike.
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A coalition would assemble regional governments committed to respecting Brazil's emissions reduction goals set under the Paris pact, said Sirkis.
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It underscored Ms. Markle's own independence by divesting her of frippery, while also respecting tradition and keeping her covered up.
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"I'm grateful to all of our fans for respecting this difficult decision and our privacy at this time" Malik said.
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We wanted to walk a line between really respecting Venus's dreams while also talking about how difficult her life was.
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In the same way The Times leads in high-quality news coverage, it could also lead in respecting reader privacy.
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"We have laws that must be respected while still respecting the human rights and dignity of a person," he said.
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"Defending and respecting the user's voice is one of our core values at Twitter," the company said in a statement.
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Their demands include respecting national legislation where cabin crew are based and applying the same work conditions for all workers.
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You neglectfully missed an opportunity to school parents and their children on the importance of respecting others and celebrating diversity.
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"Through a simple gesture, the project becomes a landmark for King's Cross while respecting the site's heritage," said the judges.
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This raised eyebrows because the kingdom has one of the world's worst records when it comes to respecting women's rights.
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I mean, you've got all these people who aren't in the military making all these proclamations about "respecting" the troops.
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Somoza praises Clinton for seeing her, for respecting her as a professional and an independent agent in her own life.
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We have to balance respecting our students' rights as independent adults with our own responsibilities to offer and provide support.
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He's also asked to be described as a future billionaire and sex symbol, so here I am respecting his wishes.
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The large crowd cheered Varadkar as he took to the stage to thank them for "trusting women and respecting their choices".
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She hasn't responded to me on Instagram or via text, so I'm respecting where she's at and wish her the best.
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Wendy thanks everyone in advance for their well-wishes and for respecting her and The Hunter Family's privacy during this time.
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"Overall, it makes it look like she's respecting the court — and the court of public opinion — and she's dressing for it."
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The point of respecting someone's choice is to respect them regardless of whether or not you personally connect with their choice.
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The NFL adopted a policy in May that would fine teams whose personnel aren't respecting the flag during the national anthem.
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A source close to Mr Javid said that "no self-respecting minister" could have accepted the conditions set out by Johnson.
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The new products fit under Blink's new "Seecurity" brand that's way too cutesy for any self-respecting burglar to mess with.
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Little Oak Sanctuary made a point of looking at Chris as more than a spectacle and respecting him as a companion.
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As one participant in the project said, "It's about acknowledging that everyone has a different story to tell, and respecting that."
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"Online platforms linking sellers from outside Europe are more and more popular, but respecting consumer rights is not negotiable," she said.
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How far, though, can a religion based on dogma go in respecting other belief systems before it irreparably compromises its own?
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If you're a part of that minority, you can make fun of those people while respecting them and lifting them up.
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"While respecting sovereignty, we must have a goal of reforestation and we must help each country to develop economically," he said.
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All these efforts are wrestling with how to bring accountability while respecting Islamic traditions of handling problems without making a spectacle.
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We must no longer simply stand for "tolerance" of immigrants, but we must stand for accepting, respecting and understanding them too.
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MEXICO'S PRESIDENT LOPEZ OBRADOR SAYS WILL CONTINUE POLICY OF NOT INCREASING DEBT, HAVING HEALTHY PUBLIC FINANCES, RESPECTING AUTONOMY OF CENTRAL BANK
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In a blog post, Milano wrote that she is respecting her friend's situation even though she didn't call out Weinstein directly.
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"You just hold the line until our country gets back to understanding and respecting each other and showing it," he said.
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One fix would be for Apple to develop another indispensable product that no self-respecting affluent Chinese consumer could do without.
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If nothing else, Obama seems determined to make a point about the importance of heeding scientists and respecting their institutions.[Science]
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He felt pretty good about coaxing his players into respecting him, but he hadn't even been on staff for six months.
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But rounding up, detaining and deporting millions of immigrants, while respecting their constitutional rights and due process, takes time and money.
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But a shrinking marketing database may well be the price of respecting people's privacy rights and doing business legally in Europe.
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Ask any self-respecting millennial and they'll argue to the death that the '90s were the best decade of ALL TIME.
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"I appreciate the fact that you're respecting the rule of law, and I appreciate the good work of this administration," Rep.
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Now, the show is adding a boy muppet who will show kids the importance of respecting women, the Associated Press reported.
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A cautionary tale about respecting the honor code of "don't take that temporarily unattended laptop in a café" is pretty dry.
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And we're responsible, we're responsible for our Earth, and our world, and our neighborhoods, and our communities, and respecting each other.
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Abigail Disney told Yahoo this week that the work culture her grandfather Roy Disney promoted of respecting employees had slowly declined.
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From emulating his performance techniques to respecting him as a person, the guys of Why Don't We unanimously admire the superstar.
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Respect, admiration & gratitude for the example they set, strong self respecting women, humor at the top of their intelligence, simply brilliant.
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I will continue to cooperate with the University's investigations and I will be transparent with inquiries while respecting the legal process.
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While Hannah could argue Clay's defeated exit led to her suicide, she doesn't, since he was respecting her very clear wishes.
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Machado accused Trump of not respecting women and only treating them as objects, imploring the crowd to vote for Clinton instead.
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But the government has insisted it is respecting due process and that the companies of detained businessmen will continue operating normally.
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Our mission is to substantially disrupt terrorists' ability to use the Internet in furthering their causes, while also respecting human rights.
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Personal pronouns are important as they play a vital part in acknowledging and respecting people's right to identify however they choose.
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Equally important will be the model they provide to hospital births of respecting mothers' choices for less intervention unless medically necessary.
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This is not the behavior of someone respecting boundaries, which is very necessary in all relationships and particularly in open relationships.
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Citing the Ginsburg rule, Kavanaugh repeated judicial platitudes about respecting precedent while declining, as did prior nominees, to give direct answers.
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I appreciate my employer respecting my perspectives and ideas, but I don't have some absolute right to express them at work.
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Instead of respecting the Gold star parents, Trump's response to Khan's speech was to question why Khan's wife, Ghazala, was silent.
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European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis told Politico Monday that Italy must continue respecting European commitments, regardless of who's in power.
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Since 9/11, there have been debates about how to collect intelligence from detainees while respecting the rules of constitutional governance.
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He said voters around the globe needed to demand politics based on truth and the values of a rights-respecting democracy.
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Republicans have also complained that House Democrats are not respecting "due process" via the way they've handled the inquiry so far.
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The U.S. move isolates it from the world community by annulling a deal the other parties believe Iran is still respecting.
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The point of respecting someone's choice is to respect them regardless of whether or not you personally connect with their choice.
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Respecting people's' autonomy to make good and bad choices and being willing to support that person regardless is a critical thing.
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The bar sounds so gimmicky on paper, I figured there was no way any self-respecting drinker could like the place.
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Maintaining the health of America's forests, and all the benefits we draw from them, requires understanding and respecting the natural ecology.
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The survey conflicts with Mr. Trump's oft-stated assertion that the world is respecting the United States more under his leadership.
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TEDROS URGES ALL COUNTRIES TO USE CONTAINMENT STRATEGY, STRIKE BALANCE BETWEEN PROTECTING HEALTH, PREVENTING ECONOMIC/SOCIAL DISRUPTION AND RESPECTING HUMAN RIGHTS
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As you'd expect from any self-respecting baby wipe, they are free of parabens, alcohol, dyes, chlorine, and other questionable ingredients.
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FluSense is an autonomous, privacy-respecting system that counts the people and coughs in public spaces to keep health authorities informed.
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"The idea of today is about serving and respecting our sisters and brothers, no matter who they are," said the Rev.
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The Zionist leadership, welcoming the United Nations' recognition of the Jewish people's rights but also respecting Arab claims, embraced the plan.
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Why is nobody teaching us that "great sex" happens when both partners are equally engaged in respecting and communicating their expectations?
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Health Minister Katsunobu Kato told a parliamentary committee that the government was doing everything it could while still respecting human rights.
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Respecting the will of the voters, Republicans, unlike Democrats, ultimately accepted Trump's nomination and then his ascension to the White House.
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What self-respecting actress really wants to exhort the women in the audience to "place your hands below your husband's foot"?
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"We were very conscious from the get-go about respecting the privacy of everybody involved as much as possible," she explained.
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What is the harm in using cannabis and respecting others that do not want the odour when the situation requires it?
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" Alexandra Zaraf, 27, one of many young protesters in Bucharest, asked, "What self-respecting government issues emergency ordinances at 9 p.m.
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"Right now, we're respecting the privacy of the family and waiting to hear what any funeral plans would be," she said.
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"We had lots of conversations about respecting our fan base and everything where we had left off," Mr. Bixler-Zavala said.
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Health Minister Katsunobu Kato told a parliamentary committee that the government was doing everything it could while still respecting human rights.
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You'd think that respecting the privacy and humanity of some of the country's most vulnerable souls would be a common goal.
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Roth said governments and international financial institutions should offer human rights-respecting alternatives to China's "no strings" loans and development aid.
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Trump has criticized his NATO allies on different occasions for not respecting the 2% of GDP (gross domestic product) contribution rule.
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First and foremost, fulfilling the treaties means recognizing that tribal nations are political entities and respecting the right to self-govern.
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Any stronger, self-respecting senior cabinet official, let alone the secretary of State, would call the bluff or resign, they argue.
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My main challenge was this: I was committed to respecting their need for time on their own, with the cameras off.
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I try to strike a balance, staying true to journalistic principles while also respecting the process and hard work of artists.
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The administration could use rigged economic projections to attack the Fed over its decisions, rather than respecting its integrity and independence.
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Under the First Amendment, there should be no laws "respecting an establishment of religion" or "prohibiting the free exercise" of religion.
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Despite paying lip service to respecting journalists, Sessions did not take questions from reporters at the end of the news conference.
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The U.S. said at the time they were restricting payments because Egypt had failed to make progress on respecting human rights.
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Strengthening enforcement of rules respecting government personnel's use of equipment or services even for strictly personal communications and of rules respecting government contractors could improve security, but there simply are too many points of interaction between government and non-government actors — and too many potentially compromised products — to rely on these changes to protect national security.
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This education should start much earlier than today's sex ed usually begins, with lessons on topics like empathy and respecting others' boundaries.
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NDP leader Thomas Mulcair — who, during the election, supported respecting the deal — was categorical about the government's shifting rhetoric on the file.
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As business leaders, we also believe in the importance of respecting diversity of thought within our organization and across our customer base.
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"Thank you to everyone for respecting the family's privacy during this time," a representative for Williams said in a statement to Refinery29.
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And then, respecting the victim, and giving the victims space, and letting the victims decide if they want to be on camera.
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I like when people who told me to respect the Confederate Flag last month scream about respecting the US Flag this month.
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" The Live By Night star also dished on why she hides her kids' faces on social media, explaining, "It's about respecting them.
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We can stop it by disciplining ourselves to be more civil and by respecting the inherent psychological challenges of social media use.
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The sessions emphasized the importance of respecting and valuing every human being, both men and women—something that Canjanathoppil feels strongly about.
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"Creating value should be the main preoccupation of any self-respecting board, if only as a matter of fiduciary duty," he added.
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" When asked why she was fond of cats, Le Guin said, "Because they are beautiful and funny and self-respecting and mysterious.
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And the deployment of stop-and-frisk tactics has also seen a precipitous plummet, with a greater focus on respecting legal boundaries.
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Hollywood can start to truly represent America when it fully honors the original source material by respecting the origins of its characters.
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"Respecting customer rights is a principle today that Apple hasn't abided by," the minister added, according to a translation from the Times.
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But right now, from everything I'm hearing [about] Ross and Marissa and Ari and Brandi, I'm not respecting the game they play.
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Or does true self-fulfillment lie in subordinating the self, respecting the feelings of others, and accepting the rules of civilized conduct?
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She serves turkey on Christmas Day, as is typical in Britain, but also leaves a chair empty—a Polish tradition respecting strangers.
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And should respecting another person's right to feel and think something entail a requirement to accept those thoughts and feelings as correct?
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Tusk said he wanted the process to be "swift, smooth and effective", and respecting criteria of geography, demography, gender and political balance.
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Respecting the complexity of these events and developing a forward-looking accountability, not a focus on past errors, should be our aim.
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We send them to learn about maths, science and English," said one, who complained that Mr Moffat "is not respecting our ethos.
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This case motivates us to ensure that security personnel strengthen its care protocols, always respecting the culture and religious values of customers.
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Some are respecting the "hustle" it takes to land a big beauty deal, while others can't forget her original claim to fame.
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Rafael Nadal has called out the Wimbledon Championships for not respecting ATP rankings after the grass major seeded Roger Federer above him.
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They focus mostly on Ana "respecting" Christian for all her days, as well as Christian "keeping her safe" from, you know, whatever.
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Politics to me has always been about making connections, but I will be more mindful about respecting personal space in the future.
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This noise comes in the form of headlines and t-shirts, and the general marketing buzz that any self-respecting startup desires.
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THE FIRST line of the First Amendment—"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion"—has inspired sharply divergent interpretations.
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What makes us great is our differences and respecting that we are all created equally even if not always treated that way.
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I found myself respecting him even more than I had previously and I was also reminded why kids love him so much.
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Respect, admiration & gratitude for the example they set, strong self-respecting women, humor at the top of their intelligence, simply brilliant. #timeless.
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"This being New York City, 15 percent may indeed be a threshold beneath which no self-respecting diner would dip," he added.
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But this album is a glorious apotheosis no matter how flat their beat, simultaneously respecting and disrespecting their elders more than ever.
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So the dad did what any self-respecting sports parent would do: get the kid's head—and body—back in the game.
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"Chanel is extremely committed to respecting all cultures, and regrets that some may have felt offended," a company spokesperson said via email.
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There is a clause in EU treaties that responsibility to host migrants should be shared, but member states are not respecting it.
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Let's give the younger generations space to do so, while at the same time respecting the wisdom and lessons of the past.
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China does not recognize Taiwan's independence, and under the "one China" policy the US has a long tradition of respecting that stance.
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On the other hand, it's a slippery slope that says nothing about respecting another person's space and can quickly turn uber creepy.
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On the Moon, that mostly means respecting the Apollo sites, and Moon Express assured the government that it wouldn't disturb these areas.
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All we need to know is this: Some percentage of Trump's voters are people whose support no self-respecting Democrat would want.
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The hope is that Mr Almagro's proposal will force Mr Maduro into a real dialogue, one based on respecting his own constitution.
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So let's have a period of exaggerated respect for reason; and let's look down on people who use language without respecting it.
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"When I looked over the fence, I saw them standing and respecting the flag even though they didn't have to," she said.
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" Lujan Grisham echoed that in a tweet after the race was called, calling her win "a giant step towards respecting our teachers.
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We were introduced to Simply Secure's Knowledge Base, a tool kit instructing developers and designers how to make privacy-respecting, secure products.
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Kennedy did his job by holding those accountable to the judicial system, respecting the process, the legal profession and the American people.
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An aide to Ms. Duggan confirmed her attendance, but said that she was respecting a request not to discuss what took place.
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When Donald Trump vowed to eliminate the national debt in eight years, without cutting entitlements, he was respecting his adopted party's tradition.
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The European record on respecting the sovereignty of nation-states also is abysmal, at least when it comes to the Jewish state.
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It taught me to examine some of my beliefs around money, and to start respecting my own time and my own work.
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The game needs real fans instead of the people who come to the stadium and behave like that, not respecting the athletes.
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In a statement Monday night, Mayor Shelton said he hoped "all citizens will join in respecting the decision" of the grand jury.
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"The overall premise is we should always be respecting customers' time," said Charlie Herrin, executive vice president of customer experience at Comcast.
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Such antagonism to respecting free expression rights of fellow citizens explains the uncivil and polarized tone that dominates the nation's public sphere.
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It's easy for Democrats, for elite journalists and academics (who lean Democratic) to condemn the other side for not respecting legitimate opposition.
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The greatest pleasure in being sarcastic is dropping it on unsuspecting others, or being the victim of it and respecting its genius.
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"Recognizing everyone's inherent dignity, respecting human rights, and appreciating real science over pseudo-science all demand he do so," the group said.
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Usually, our work depends on what a particular community needs in terms of respecting, valuing, and elevating the rights of transgender people.
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And respecting women's ability to choose who they want to let into their pants isn't going to stop that any time soon.
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No self-respecting Wisconsin retailer would expect to pay so little, nor would they buy cheese to sell without knowing its source.
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But one of Trump's former rivals in the 2016 race, Mike Huckabee, admonished Republicans for not respecting the will of the voters.
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Mexican authorities have tried to walk a fine line between responding to Trump's demands to close its borders and respecting migrants' rights.
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Will I build my own organization that tries to "change the world," like any self-respecting (or self-aggrandizing) Silicon Valley startup?
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Give them credit for respecting the Office & showing up," including a reference to President Trump's campaign slogan of "Make America Great Again.
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I feel as though this unusual method works better than alternative methods by respecting my peer's freedom to make their own choice.
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More significantly, it operates by senators individually, and the Senate collectively, embracing and respecting the norms necessary to govern a civil society.
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Yes, in sending the strongest message: that the United States really means business in terms of the Iranians respecting certain red lines.
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"It reflects the social norm of preserving your own privacy and respecting the privacy of others in a public space," he said.
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Furthermore, Colombia has a dubious track record when it comes to respecting pharmaceutical intellectual property rights, the lifeblood of innovation and progress.
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Respecting the rule of law is a necessary prescription to getting Washington to work for the good of the nation once again.
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Montassar Benmrad, president of the Federation of Islamic Organisations in Switzerland, cited the Islamic principle of respecting others and avoiding unnecessary embarrassment.
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This administrative tribunal has been invalidating patents willy-nilly without respecting the basic constitutional rights of all U.S. citizens in their property.
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When there are apparent discrepancies, I make a decision on what to believe, respecting the equal status and rights of all people.
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China is a bad actor in some ways, especially in not respecting intellectual property and arguably in de facto subsidizing some industries.
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"We salute Army Ranger Alejandro Villanueva, who stood alone respecting the flag as his teammates stayed in their locker room," she said.
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The writer's husband may be more receptive in a private conversation when tickling is not going on about respecting their daughter's boundaries.
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Respecting our surroundings and cleaning up after ourselves is a kindergarten lesson that should definitely follow us all the way to adulthood.
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And one bright spot: Even bosses with the lowest scores tended to be rated well in the category of respecting their employees.
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I should have found ways to stay close to Meagan, while still respecting her maturation and natural desire for control and boundaries.
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The United States has a greater long-term interest in respecting Venezuelan democracy than in removing an elected leader it doesn't like.
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The debate over enforcement encompasses difficult questions about how to create meaningful opportunities for complaints while respecting due process for those accused.
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On the one hand, respecting Cambodian sovereignty allowed the enemy a sanctuary or safe haven and so hindered the American war effort.
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Religion itself may be bullshit, but respecting the dead should be a given, especially in a subculture as death-obsessed as ours.
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"I am quite astonished that a country that is supposed to cooperate with the ICC is not respecting the system," Knoops said.
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Being inclusive is about being true to yourself and respecting what's different about others — not about shoving your hands in their pockets.
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Denver Gingerich: Sopranica is a project intended to replace all aspects of the existing cell phone network with their freedom-respecting equivalents.
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For Luke to disregard her feelings and return anyway would be beyond disrespectful — not that he's got a history of respecting anyone's boundaries.
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He is at peace out of pain I thank you for respecting my family's privacy and inviting love during this shocking new chapter.
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Jared Polis called out Trump for reversing his position on respecting state decisions about marijuana, and specifically highlighted the economic benefits of legalization.
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Any self-respecting paranoiac long ago taped over the webcam on their laptop—and for good measure, the cameras on their smartphone too.
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"I am proud that Baltimore is committed to upholding the American values of respecting the rights and dignity of every resident," he said.
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"Chanel is extremely committed to respecting all cultures, and deeply regrets that some may have felt offended," the company said in a statement.
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The same logic has been behind its original content push, as well as that of Hulu, Netflix, and every other self-respecting service.
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It gives her a community where neurotypical people like Big Bird are genuinely trying their best and respecting her as a human being.
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You realize over the years that there are more important things, like starting a family, raising your children right, and respecting each other.
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The Democratic candidate said the United States is "smart" and "strong" enough to protect people while respecting "the rights of responsible gun owners."
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"Preserving the nuclear deal with Iran is a matter of respecting international agreements and a matter of international security," the European statement concluded.
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After the Alabama debacle, and now this, any self-respecting Republican should question whether Steve Bannon has any role in building our party.
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To do this we must move forward, respecting one another and knowing that a safe and in control businesses is an efficient business.
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So, we did what any self-respecting beauty editors would do: dropped trou and put the latest and greatest treatments to the test.
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Mrs May tried to do this with her combination of respecting the referendum result ("Brexit means Brexit") and tackling its causes ("burning injustices").
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But I would suggest that respecting the institutional church, and treating bishops with dignity is part of what it means to be Christian.
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IN 230, when the Supreme Court first interpreted the constitution's bar on laws "respecting an establishment of religion", the justices consulted Thomas Jefferson.
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"We aim to be a good, trusted, impactful tech company that is on the user's side, respecting their wellbeing and privacy," he says.
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The new leader of Argentina, who was sworn in as president in December, also told Reuters that Venezuela was not respecting human rights.
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At best, killing whales for science makes Japan's research institutions seem medieval: this simply isn't something self-respecting, 21st century marine biologists do.
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"Thank you for respecting their privacy as they heal and thank you for sharing all of your personal stories," the inspiring text continued.
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Those athletes have had coaches their entire lives, from Pop Warner or Little League on up; respecting the coach is their default mode.
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In this staunchly Catholic nation, it&aposs also an obligatory touchstone for self-respecting politicians and celebrities who pose for photos with devotees.
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As a self-respecting millennial, you'll know that '215s nostalgia is the very foundation of our overworked, underpaid, selfie-taking, avocado-eating being.
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Allo was supposed to be an app that offered a step forwards in terms of offering useful features while still respecting users' privacy.
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During the ensuing fallout, Biden released a video without an apology that said he would work to improve on respecting people's physical space.
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In general, we work with developers to make sure that they're respecting people's information and using it in only ways that they want.
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Bombardier spokeswoman Marianella de la Barrera called Dion's comments a positive step but said that the company was still respecting the Canadian sanctions.
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I think, often, this conversation usually makes people conclude that there's nothing about human choice or the human mind's feelings that's worth respecting.
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I think the issue of assault and not respecting someone's consent or lack of consent, is directly related to the sex positive movement.
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"Defending their inalienable rights, ensuring their fundamental freedoms and respecting their dignity are duties from which no one can be exempted," he said.
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World Relief trained 130 religious and community leaders to disseminate accurate information about healthy timing and spacing of births, while respecting religious values.
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Both rebel groups and the Syrian government say they are respecting the cessation of hostilities agreement, while accusing each other of violating it.
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Providing the cat with choice and control, respecting its boundaries, and learning to read its cues can make for a better petting experience.
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And if, like me, you thought you were already doing an okay job of respecting the environment, you could probably be doing more.
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The targeted sanctions begin to push the Russian government toward respecting the rule of law and away from functioning like a protection racket.
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"As cabinet, we have expressed our full support of the minister while respecting the independence of law enforcement and prosecuting authorities," he said.
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"@Pink and @Xtina deaded their beef last year and have been FRIENDS since, respecting each other's amazing talent as grown women," Sundstorm tweeted.
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I am confident that we as a country are dedicated to protecting First Amendment rights for all Americans while respecting dignity for all.
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A zero-tariffs deal would accomplish the goal of eliminating the differences in U.S. and European car tariffs, while respecting global trade principles.
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Democrats quashed a series of amendments from Graves and stressed the importance of maintaining clean coastlines and respecting the wishes of local residents.
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"There is nobody, no army in the world that is respecting the rule of law the way we are doing," Colonel Usman said.
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If you really respect the music then you're respecting your fans at the same time, and I did not see punk as disrespectful.
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We really need to think through what we want to have, how we want to work with them, particularly respecting -- EMANUEL: Bad government.
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They have shared the personal information of users with third parties, some respecting the terms of service accepted by users; others, perhaps, illegally.
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Like any self-respecting Brooklynite, he defeated the buzzer lock by politely holding the door open for someone who was exiting the building.
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Sen. Lindsey Graham's (R-SC) behavior during a Judiciary Committee meeting on Thursday revealed just how little Republicans care about respecting congressional rules.
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But Federer-Nadal — or Nadal-Federer if you are respecting Nadal's 23-15 head-to-head edge — has been transcendent just the same.
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Ms. Odell said the values of Putnam County were captured in her campaign platform: supporting seniors, respecting veterans and delivering services to taxpayers.
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Before knowledge overshadowed faith, talismans and amulets — objects believed to have magical powers — had their place in any self-respecting doctor's medicine bag.
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Most say good communication is vital, as is controlling the amount of time you work and respecting the roles and differences of others.
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He believes there's also the "issue of neighbors not respecting the needs of their neighbors and hoarding products" that's leading to apparent shortages.
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Unfortunately, he also has some really batshit theories about DNA, says white privilege isn't real, and doesn't believe in respecting gender-neutral pronouns.
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It really matters that we commit ourselves to evidence-based argumentation, to respecting what has been established through science, building upon past knowledge.
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These words are jarring for a country accustomed to political leaders — especially in the executive branch — respecting the separation of church and state.
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"We took a lot of care with respecting the work of wrestlers and their moves and who came before them," Mr. Bardellino said.
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On Wednesday, his third day on the job, he delivered a message about respecting chains of command, backing the decision of Lt. Gen.
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That means respecting every person, their time and their value when they step on to my set or partner with our production company.
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"If you aren't ever acknowledged, it actually feels more artificial, like the characters are respecting a fourth wall that isn't there," he said.
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In death penalty cases in particular, the defense lawyers say, they have a duty to find common ground by respecting their clients' traditions.
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In her view, the relaunch of M Missoni was destined to be a project founded on "reusing, remixing and respecting" the brand's inventory.
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She said the diocese was "respecting the privacy of the family" and had not been involved in any funeral discussions as of Wednesday.
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Its members have been criticized for being insufficiently attentive to the First Amendment, and for not respecting the untrammelled spirit of the Internet.
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Anonymous Anonymous: The compromise I suggest involves you respecting your boyfriend's wishes not to have his photo posted on your public Instagram account.
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She fosters an inclusive environment by respecting different backgrounds and viewpoints and strives for the 360-degree optic, which best serves the mission.
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"No self-respecting White House reporter has ever been a president's prom date, and the dinner isn't a date at all," Garrett wrote.
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In a 250 essay for the Book Review just after "The Outsiders" was released, Ms. Hinton challenged writers to start respecting young readers.
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The facility is also designed to reflect the U.S.T.A.'s new goal of respecting and incorporating private coaches into the national developmental system.
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Assuming that controls such as these are in place and followed, Amazon Ring appears to be respecting the individual autonomy of its customers.
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" The Atlanta pastor also said the Black Lives Matter movement wouldn't matter "until black people start respecting black lives and stop killing ourselves.
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The Middle East has lagged behind the rest of the world in respecting the needs and potential of people like Mubarak and Tori.
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They're just respecting who their students are: nonbinary, male, female, gay, straight, asexual, or any of a variety of the above and beyond.
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"In general, we work with developers to make sure that they're respecting people's information and using it in only ways that they want."
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" It also said the law would violate the First Amendment, which states that Congress cannot make any law "respecting an establishment of religion.
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TikTok is committed to assisting law enforcement in appropriate circumstances while at the same time respecting the privacy and rights of our users.
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" And the government's spokeswoman, Paula Narváez, said on her Twitter account: "Respecting, believing and supporting victims of sexual abuse is an ethical imperative.
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A good map meets constitutional requirements, such as allotting an equal number of people to every district and respecting racial and ethnic populations.
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Jens Stoltenberg, the secretary general of NATO, tweeted that he encouraged the Taliban "to demonstrate their concern for Afghans by respecting (the ceasefire)".
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"She's had 13 years of admiring and respecting these people, she's read it so many times she loves the book," Bouchey told VICE.
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Joe Biden released a video Wednesday saying he's always been about "connecting with people" but he'll work to improve on respecting personal space.
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And when male sexuality goes undisciplined, bereft of the deep emotional bonds once demanded by self-respecting women, sex is sought for pleasure alone.
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A dramatic cut to the program would inflict real pain on any self-respecting millennial who has been a regular contributor to Social Security.
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" Wambach continued in a follow-up tweet: "Really respecting the game and what you've worked for is to do your best at ALL times.
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The EU is a community of law and respecting the rule of law and abiding by court decisions are not an option but obligation.
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"I don't think respecting your country or your flag boils down to whether you put your hand over your heart or not," Hawkins said.
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The owner of Brown's, the restaurant, told the Times it had "a strict policy of respecting guests' privacy which applies to all staff members".
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Thank you also for respecting the memory of a man who was truly great during his time on this planet both publicly and privately.
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Instead, sex-positive parenting can teach kids the value of respecting both their and other people's bodies, potentially reducing harassment in the long run.
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I also hated working from home every day — something I realize makes me an anomaly among, well, nearly every self-respecting twenty- or thirtysomething.
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Respecting the impact of Living Single is just one of the ways to pay homage to the history of one of the Blackest boroughs.
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We believe in teaching boys, from an early age, about the importance of gender equality and respecting the physical and emotional boundaries of girls.
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She sees that honesty is very important to me and respecting people is really important to me, so she kind of just does that.
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As Google and Facebook have taken mounting heat for their user-data-driven advertising models, Apple has positioned itself as a privacy-respecting alternative.
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They played a really strong role in raising me and my sister, which taught us so much about valuing family and respecting our elders.
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Any self-respecting Keeping Up With The Kardashians fan will remember the now-infamous episode when Kourtney Kardashian slapped Jonathan Cheban across the face.
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"The (FBI) investigation doesnt come close to honoring and respecting the women who came forward to share their stories," Democratic Senator Jeff Merkley said.
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Turkey, which condemned last week's referendum for Kurdish independence in northern Iraq, also spoke of the importance of respecting Spanish law and territorial integrity.
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What they aren't, though, is Smith and Jones from the original trilogy, respecting each other but still needling each other hard enough to hurt.
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The tension between respecting national sovereignty and honouring universal rights has thrummed like an electric charge through the UN since its founding in 1945.
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Sharing our ideas and cultures, respecting one another even in dissent, and learning from one another are the only ways our nation moves forward.
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Dewan has been living her best life in bachelorette bliss, stocking up on gems and crystals, like any self-respecting single lady in 2018.
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" Finally, Kardashian West called out Moretz, who retweeted Midler's message before, politely giving her opinion on "respecting the platform you're given as a celebrity.
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" Aeroméxico said, "This case motivates us to ensure that security personnel strengthen its care protocols, always respecting the cultural and religious values of customers.
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This starts by respecting one another in spite of our differences, and realizing that diversity of opinion — both within and among parties — is healthy.
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Governments had to choose between maintaining high standards of regulation and respecting each others' rules, or looking inward with big costs to global trade.
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The European Union is seeking a political solution acceptable to Western Sahara and to Morocco, while respecting United Nations principles, the EU official said.
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It's about time people start respecting Michael Jordan for more than just the "Crying Jordan" meme ... so says the President of the United States!!!
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The Indiana governor said he and Trump will continue to fight for "more balanced coverage" and make sure voters are respecting the electoral process.
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How do you balance making sure that the marketplace is legitimate while also respecting the people who are already operating legitimately in the marketplace?
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The rules of war, as set out in the Geneva Conventions, require respecting the principles of precaution, proportionality and distinguishing between combatants and civilians.
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Like any self-respecting founder fresh off an exit still contemplating next steps, Bhageria is piecing together his own venture fund to keep active.
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The Department of Education rolled back guidance on respecting trans students and has become far less likely to investigate anti-LGBTQ discrimination in schools.
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CreditCreditKenzo Tribouillard/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images PARIS — Respecting the schedule that Novak Djokovic laid out in January, it is now time for dessert.
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While respecting a country's autonomy, Australia can do more to support LGBT+ and other marginalized people in the region, LGBT+ and health campaigners said.
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Instead of respecting this process and their neighbors' views, they went on social media and decided to protest in our streets without a permit.
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No self-respecting teenage girl would normally allow her dad to read to her, but out in the wilderness, it's a bond we share.
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If politics is not about respecting the past to secure the future, it is merely a mirror you gaze in, a form of narcissism.
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Moreover, they must ensure that their enterprises are good citizens, paying taxes honestly, respecting the environment, and contributing to the communities where they operate.
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She also said if you report these incidents you are branded a "racist" by the authorities because you are not respecting a particular religion.
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Just as no physicist would claim that 'water runs uphill,' no self-respecting economist would claim that increases in the minimum wage increase employment.
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And we should construct a framework to provide legal clarity on what are impermissible uses — barring unlawful discrimination, respecting privacy, and protecting civil liberties.
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Today's wars require the construction of societies and governments respecting the rights of all, for, without them, there shall be no end to war.
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Regardless of any one opinion on the plan or the United States' energy future, respecting the authority of our judiciary system should take priority.
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Protection of data privacy requires both the U.S. government and the private sector to step up cybersecurity while respecting the rights of internet users.
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The Russian Defence Ministry said it was refraining from striking areas where the "moderate opposition" was respecting the ceasefire agreement, Interfax news agency reported.
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According to a recent U.S. Chamber of Commerce report, U.S. businesses are well regarded in Burma for being socially responsible and respecting human rights.
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Yes, this means arriving on time, putting phones away and respecting the individuals in the room as well as the objective of the meeting.
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He spoke out forcefully against the nuclear deal during his campaign and is now on record saying that Tehran is not respecting the agreement.
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The incident renewed the debate about celebration etiquette in a stodgy sport, and Anderson heard criticism about being cocky and not respecting the game.
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We want to continue to allow for maximum participation in this historic primary while respecting the health and safety of our voters and volunteers.
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Invest in lesser-known talents with a passion for the genre who are eager to bring something new to it while respecting its roots.
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The vast majority of New Yorkers have been respecting the rules, the mayor said, but officials have observed some violations in the past day.
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It's right there in the Constitution: 'Congress shall make no law respecting the establishment of a religion, yadda, yadda, yadda, what would Jesus do?
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"Before, they were thinking I wasn't respecting them, when I was thinking I'm just trying to get things done for the business," he said.
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A well-meaning parent or in-law may be able to see their advice went unheeded, making for an awkward discussion about respecting boundaries.
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Pops did the right thing, because no self-respecting parent would want their child associating with the singer of a tepid reggae-fusion band.
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But his spokeswoman said the two discussed energy and economic cooperation, and that Juncker highlighted the need for respecting human rights and fundamental freedoms.
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That meant respecting Ford's request for confidentiality at all costs — even if it would have been to Democrats' political advantage to derail Kavanaugh's nomination.
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From matching games to making memes, these resources provide the structure needed to propel students to new understandings while respecting their independence as readers.
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And any self-respecting New Yorker with a love for canines and art would know instantly, as she did, that it was William Wegman.
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Mr. Trump's cavalier attitude toward this carefully designed system is an affront to the people who have spent their careers respecting and protecting it.
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Throughout he's led with integrity and conviction, always respecting Disney's rich legacy, while at the same time taking smart, innovative risks for the future.
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In a time of enormous, heightened anger and clashing, I am someone who once believed in violence and now believes in respecting human life.
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Kurdistan started independent exports after accusing Baghdad of not respecting a previous revenue-sharing deal and not transferring enough money from the federal budget.
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Opinion: Snap investors abandon all pretense at self-regardInvestors have effectively just done what no self-respecting person ever should: wear sweatpants in public.
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As Mr. Mozur writes, China has many accomplished technology companies, but they struggle with Confucian and Communist traditions of respecting order, consensus and seniority.
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"I am a big believer in respecting the whole House and the rights of the minority to have their say," Ms. Pelosi told reporters.
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The goal is, we reach a tipping point with those in policymaking positions respecting all viewpoints again, regardless of party or non-party affiliation.
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That meant respecting the rule-making progress, staffing the agency with credentialed professionals, deferring to the Senate on appointments, and other matters of professionalism.
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There's a common trope in the media that comes ever so close to respecting the existence of women, and here's how it always goes.
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