The Special Counsel completed his investigation as he saw fit.
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Future administrations could use this authority as they saw fit.
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Adult content restrictions would be implemented as I saw fit.
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And both, he believed, could deliver justice as they saw fit.
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He played with his catalog, reinterpreting lyrics as he saw fit.
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More judged for choosing to live my life as I saw fit.
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But it gave them the right to moderate as they saw fit.
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States could spend this cash on health care mostly as they saw fit.
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And like Trump, Lieberman always did what he saw fit, critics be damned.
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Instead, once named, Becket defended the Christian faith as he best saw fit.
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Abdelkader's lawyers argued his right to think and believe as he saw fit.
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It's fitting, then, that Bey saw fit to pay tribute to the late star.
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And so, I kept going as I saw fit for my ongoing health issues.
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The rest, they said, could be spent as officials in the state saw fit.
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The email invited Mr. Lonsdale to propose edits to the article if he saw fit.
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It just pulled him into the story and did with him as they saw fit.
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One clear advantage is that countries could use their tax revenues as they saw fit.
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Instead, the Academy saw fit to relegate her to a nomination for Best Pop Vocal Album.
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You can see why Salesforce and Workday saw fit to invest in them in that context.
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But it had to grant the Americans the right to intervene militarily whenever they saw fit.
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Users should be able to hack their text editor to use it as they saw fit.
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"We were overjoyed that the jury saw fit to give us this triumph," said the Rev.
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If a brokered convention were to occur, delegates could change their vote as they saw fit.
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Throughout the exam, Nurije cried so silently and unobtrusively that no one saw fit to comment.
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I was public and accessible, open for strangers to comment and criticize as they saw fit.
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But Justice Wiley reserved the right to bring him to New York as he saw fit.
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The House saw fit to impeach him; the Senate could not muster the support to convict him.
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For most of his plays, he drew on existing narratives and developed them as he saw fit.
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West explains that she gave each woman the freedom to express herself sexually as she saw fit.
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The President of the United States even saw fit to defend his friend Bill in comments Wednesday.
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I knew that somebody saw fit to hire Jason Momoa to plant a flag of molten hotness.
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Our nation's founders saw fit to empower Congress with an extraordinary remedy to address extraordinary executive misconduct.
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The man in Las Vegas saw fit to sum up his life in this final blazing act.
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But it would have been spent as I saw fit, not as I was told to see fit.
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XXX domains at whatever price it saw fit, Manwin argued, and companies that neglected to snap up a .
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Kaitlyn: In the last week of One Video's sweet little life, the Lord saw fit to test it.
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Typically "Gentlemen Jim," who had a thriving theatrical career, only saw fit to fight every couple of years.
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To buy as much food as they possibly could, and to interpret that directive however they saw fit.
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When he felt offended by someone outside of Trumpworld, he expressed himself in whatever manner he saw fit.
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Not long ago, bin Salman saw fit to lock up members of his own family on corruption charges.
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Mr. Remnick said Mr. Newhouse gave him the freedom to run The New Yorker as he saw fit.
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Police would pull black people over, ask for their pass, and do with them as they saw fit.
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Unfortunately, it's not at all surprising that Trump saw fit to make fun of Thunberg's passion and emotion.
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But he still saw fit to give her working ovaries, so she'll live another day — albeit without a clitoris.
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These changes didn't sit well with western ranchers and miners accustomed to using these lands however they saw fit.
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Kirkman is right to have withheld as he saw fit, but he's also right to listen to fan voices.
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Here Media paid Grand a fee for each issue, Hicklin said, and he spent it as he saw fit.
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People received them in the mail, could make any changes they saw fit, signed their name, and returned them.
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Shelby saw fit to offer Doc Kearns and Dempsey the princely sum of $200,000 to fight in the town.
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Upon reaching Greece in December of last year, Zahra could finally express her gender identity as she saw fit.
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Unfortunately, President Trump saw fit to send Beijing congratulations on the 70th anniversary, without any mention of Hong Kong.
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Martelly reportedly received about two hundred million dollars a year from Petrocaribe, to spend as his government saw fit.
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Shkreli said "he would resign immediately" if he was not allowed to operate as he saw fit, Aselage said.
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Back then, the Saudi hai'a, or religious police, held absolute authority in enforcing Shariah law however they saw fit.
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Her pain and joys were hers to guard, to share, to translate into her art as she saw fit.
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Naver saw fit to reject Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's advances because it believes it has a hit on its hands.
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These were then uploaded to a central repository and artists were invited to remix a station as they saw fit.
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With all the gossip swirling around the couple, Jolie's camp saw fit to issue a second, eerily similar declaration Tuesday.
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And in their book Millennials Rising, published in 2000, they saw fit to describe the character of this newborn generation.
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He urged the House and the Senate to send him a general authorization to spend money as he saw fit.
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He is not above quoting interviewees who saw fit to question David's devotion to Sontag during her horrible last year.
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Now, our gracious queen saw fit to bless us with a coffee table book of all her most iconic looks.
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That's why expressly political playwrights like Brecht and Shaw often saw fit to set their works in the deep past.
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He has defied the media pundits and all traditional thinking, and gone about the political process how he saw fit.
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I then turned him loose to play however he saw fit with his loose grasp on what each button did.
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Asus, Denon & Marantz, Philips and Pioneer all limited the ability of online retailers to price items as they saw fit.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - He is a president few Brazilians want, replacing a leader hardly any saw fit to stay.
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Someone saw fit to hold onto these clothes, books, toys, family photos, letters, kitchen gadgets, diaries, electronics, and other artifacts.
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Until recently Americans seemed willing to let police deploy new technologies in the name of public safety as they saw fit.
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However, the state saw fit to implement a magisterial decision to prohibit Christians from consuming alcohol out of respect for Muslims.
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The rest of their time was their own to spend in dusty archives or in country houses, as they saw fit.
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Even with The Life of Pablo still unfinished, Kanye West still saw fit to release a music video to the masses.
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Trump somehow saw fit to bring up a National Enquirer story linking Cruz's father to the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
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Francis specifically invited non-Catholics and non-Christians to join the initiative in any way they saw fit, "but all together".
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Thanks to reporting on the memo, we know that Rosenstein, a Trump appointee, saw fit to apply for this warrant's renewal.
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When they shifted away from children, toward parents' rights to raise children however they saw fit, the judges leaned that way.
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Senator Graham was inviting me to travel with the group and write whatever I saw fit about what we would see.
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He specifically invited non-Catholics and non-Christians to join the initiative in any way they saw fit, "but all together".
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But the U.K. responded by reaffirming its support for the ambassador because he was just doing his job as he saw fit.
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By 2005, at least one powerful Republican saw fit to cop to and offer a mild apology for decades of dog whistling.
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In the 1980s central bankers rarely saw fit to inform the public of their near-term goals or even about past interventions.
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Everything was a competition, so he kept a running score of everyone's Man Points, awarding or deducting them as he saw fit.
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This year Diesel saw fit to introduce its underwear campaign online on Pornhub/YouPorn, as part of its foray into digital advertising.
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It was a true creative refuge, deep in a corner of Williamsburg that—at the time—no one saw fit to develop.
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Soon we had producers contacting us and waving copyrights, allowing us to reproduce videos as we saw fit for a local audience.
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"Frankly, as a New Yorker, I would not deny anybody their right in court to sue as they saw fit," said Rep.
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Conway said that Trump gave Cohen authority to use funds that "had nothing to do with the campaign" as he saw fit.
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Three months into his presidency, Trump announced that he had given military commanders "total authorization" to fight terrorists as they saw fit.
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Denying her this knowledge might have deprived her of the chance to manage the end of her own life as she saw fit.
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Meanwhile, in the month of March, S&P downgraded its credit ratings on 2 ½ companies for each company it saw fit to upgrade.
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What the party leaders did was guarantee themselves unpledged votes at the convention that they could use for whichever candidate they saw fit.
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I literally got hundreds of harassing tweets over the last week and Twitter saw fit to deal with maaaaaybe five percent of them.
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The deal gave countries—and government officials—the freedom to set their own voluntary targets and to revise them as they saw fit.
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His early directives on regulatory reform allowed private companies to conduct business as they best saw fit, without fear of undue government interference.
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The conversation has clearly changed since 2009, when virtually no one saw fit to stand up for Fox (save for one concerned PA).
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But Kantor, Twohey, and Farrow managed it, and for that, the Pulitzer committee saw fit to recognize their work, in tandem, as exceptional.
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Democrats called this a "slush fund" that would give Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin broad authority to disburse the funds as he saw fit.
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Oliver Stone, who collected a tribute award, urged up-and-coming filmmakers to risk being critical of their government if they saw fit.
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It's this number that the Washington Post saw fit to give three out of four Pinocchios for lacking a strong enough empirical foundation.
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Then, after the DOJ lost its legal challenge and AT&T was free to merge Time Warner as it saw fit, the departures accelerated.
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Macedonia&aposs conservative government saw fit to name the country&aposs main airport and highway after Alexander, whose statues sprouted all over the place.
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Once states took control of the lottery system, they could authorize games as they saw fit in order to help specific institutions raise money.
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Some thoughts on William: - William's first reaction to Aketcheta is telling: "I never learned whatever tongue Ford saw fit to give you," he sneers.
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The Swedish label sent 25 women items from its new swim collection and asked them to model them in whatever way they saw fit.
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On Tuesday, the composer appeared in a segment called "Freestyle Generator," which challenged him to rap using three random subjects however he saw fit.
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That means that this "day off" was actually just one of many identical days off, which Ferris could then perfect as he saw fit.
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Someone on the production staff who deserves both a raise and intense suffering in the afterlife saw fit to equip Lucas with a megaphone.
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The show saw fit to depict her father a few weeks ago, so maybe we'll learn more about her as the season goes on.
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The Postal Service also refused to announce a specific schedule of rates and asked to be able to charge rates as it saw fit.
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"Some institutions would be in a position to adjust some activity over the course of the next year, if they saw fit," Carney said.
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Opponents argued that if a URA couldn't hand out TIF packages as they saw fit, no one would be willing to develop in Littleton.
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The president's incendiary comments drew clapbacks from several athletes, team owners, and the NFL, supporting the players' rights to protest as they saw fit.
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Women turned to it to make a bit of coin, then went back to other industries (or financially generous) lovers as they saw fit.
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Bean acted as if the whole state belonged to him by virtue of that fact and chose to obey whichever laws he saw fit.
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But this time he suggested two people he saw fit to replace him — neither of whom had been on the radar of most fans.
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But he added that he had backed down from that position and authorized federal health officials to decide the matter as they saw fit.
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Congress saw fit to pony up $2.1 billion for 10 of the aircraft, three units and $501 million more than the Pentagon asked for.
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So she made a bunch of bracelets, then gave them to strangers and asked that they pay forward the gesture however they saw fit.
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It always seemed a little odd that Martin Shkreli, awkward yet diabolical pharma bro, saw fit to criticize legendary rappers the Wu-Tang Clan.
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Under Obama, immigration agents often complained of "low morale" because they were being prohibited from doing their jobs in the way they saw fit.
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The Sons Of Jacob, the domestic terrorist architects of Gilead, were able to rise from those ashes and recreate the nation how they saw fit.
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One man, however, saw fit to let her know how "unhealthy" he thought she was — so naturally, she gave him a piece of her mind.
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Still, the company saw fit to show off footage of the location that will eventually be the home of the company's factory in Reno, Nev.
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Maybe we should ask why, with so much enmity in this imperfect world, people saw fit to bring this squabble to a review aggregation site.
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"It kind of took him by surprise that the Attorney General's office saw fit to arrest him at work on a Monday morning," he said.
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Most tragically, he took over local communities, ran their utilities as he saw fit, and when they complained, his administration told them to get lost.
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In January, 2010, the Court issued its landmark ruling against the F.E.C.: nonprofits could spend as they saw fit on campaigns, with no government restrictions.
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The first episode of the Roseanne revival saw such monster ratings that the network saw fit to renew the show within a matter of days.
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In the days leading up to the indictment of Mr. Manafort and his lobbying partner Rick Gates, they saw fit to question Mr. Mueller's legitimacy.
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She began to see the company as hers and that as its leader she had the right to implement any changes as she saw fit.
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A short while later, a hacker remotely opened a terminal on my Mac's screen, letting them run commands on my computer as they saw fit.
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"The commonwealth would welcome any proposal to protect human life first and foremost," he said, suggesting culling or other measures as the state saw fit.
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Asked if Turkey planned retaliatory air strikes on Islamic State, Davutoglu said Ankara would act at a time and in a manner that it saw fit.
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Ewan McGregor Instead of going to a barber, McGregor just let his pet guinea pig gnaw his hair into whatever shape it saw fit (we're guessing).
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In the fall, Bezar became a full-on marketplace, with hundreds of brands setting up their own mini storefronts and setting prices as they saw fit.
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The Chinese government has total control over the yuan's valuation, traditionally devaluing the yuan to give itself an international trade advantage when the government saw fit.
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To help with this, Fitbit saw fit to ensure the Charge 2 is always powered on, by making it essentially impossible to turn the device off.
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In light of the vanishing of a dynamic community, it is fortunate that at least one talented and devoted photographer saw fit to embrace this responsibility.
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That was a mostly objective-free build-'em-up, which left the player free to create as they saw fit, only activating "missions" at select points.
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She did, however, offer to sell him a Bible-shaped cake and provide an icing bag so that he could decorate it as he saw fit.
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Rehnquist wanted to let the Senate take the lead and run Bill Clinton's trial as they saw fit, so he declined to rule on contested issues.
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Even his ally Ben Carson (whom Trump has privately demeaned as "an idiot") saw fit to express his deep disgust at Trump before reaffirming his fealty.
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In the 1960s, growing disenchanted with the comics business and fearing that Timely would fail, he took his wife Joan's advice to write as he saw fit.
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I like to think that the permission we gave Samuel to play as he saw fit in his early years paved the path for later emotional security.
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Through his career as a lawmaker, he was known as a "maverick" for being willing to disagree with the Republican party on the occasions he saw fit.
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They're also mad at Bash, who never saw fit to give them insurance, meaning he has to figure out how to take care of Ruth's medical bill.
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And yet, Trump saw fit to turn the largest gathering of Boy Scouts into a political gathering, as if they had come together only to see him.
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Still, in 1999, the Japanese government authorized the Public Security Investigation Agency to carry out investigations of the group's activities across the country as it saw fit.
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Earlier this year, Sessions referred the case to himself and ruled that immigration judges across the board could no longer close immigration cases as they saw fit.
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The class discussion on the topic of guns, when another teacher saw fit to graphically detail exactly what happens to the human body when it is shot.
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Nothing but class," were the sentence fragments Skip Bayless saw fit to dedicate to Duncan before concluding, with suitable reverence and that inimitable Baylessian flubbiness, "Pure grestness.
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Since that decision, jurisdictions like Maricopa County have been free to make any voting changes they saw fit, without regard to how they might affect minority voters.
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The F.B.I. declined to open an investigation and the information was simply added to Kavanaugh's background file for senators to consider or ignore as they saw fit.
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Instead, when he saw Mr. Bolsonaro in intensive care last month, the preacher, Silas Malafaia, who is enormously popular in Brazil, saw fit to crack a joke.
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Xi, having just consolidated his domestic political power at China's 19th Communist Party Congress, was clearly positioned to handle the North Korea issue as he saw fit.
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The president lashed out at Democrats for treating him unfairly and said the Republicans who control the Senate would conduct an impeachment trial however they saw fit.
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It doesn't do anything to take away from the formula Nintendo also saw fit to include hundreds of songs from the various games represented in Super Smash Bros.
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He apparently saw fit to bury it with nary a mention, allowing his own characterizations of the Mueller report to guide public perception for as long as possible.
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"I'm glad the framers of the constitution saw fit to ensure that president was someone who was captain of a large ship with a small rudder," he said.
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But strangely, while Nintendo saw fit to announce the Switch Lite before it goes on sale later this fall, there's been no official word about a Switch Pro.
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But there's been a solitary light in the darkness of November: Microsoft finally saw fit to make superlative skateboarding game Skate 23 playable on its Xbox One console.
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On Thursday, Scott Pruitt, the mind-numbingly corrupt and thoroughly medieval global warming skeptic Donald Trump saw fit to place in charge of the Environmental Protection Agency, resigned.
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"I'm glad the framers of the constitution saw fit to ensure that president was someone who was captain of a large ship with a small rudder," said Musk.
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But for some reason Microsoft saw fit to use the product to showcase Windows 20173 S, a stripped-down version of its operating system targeted primarily at schools.
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The lawyer nonetheless saw fit to provide reporters with lengthy daily press conferences, and took to having his client shake hands with him in front of the camera.
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Many, including yours truly, saw the alliance and those Didi investments as a possible first step to acquisitions to expand Didi overseas as and when it saw fit.
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He has square-danced for nuns and saw fit to croon the theme song for Powdermilk Biscuits from "A Prairie Home Companion" at his father's funeral in Minnesota.
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The 22017 race has never really ended On Monday, President Trump saw fit to mention his 2016 victory while laying out his national security strategy for the country.
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In his 22003 novel, "An Antarctic Mystery," he saw fit to emend Poe_,_ rescuing Pym from the boiling sea only to kill him off on a lodestone mountain.
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And then Roggerstand got help he wasn't expecting: a Visa prepaid debit card stocked with $226,5003, to spend however he saw fit — courtesy of the nonprofit group GiveDirectly.
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In Justice Thomas's view, the First Amendment did nothing to limit the authority of states to protect the reputations of their citizens and leaders as they saw fit.
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On its face, the order was "neutral," authorizing the military to designate whole swaths of land as military zones, and evacuate any persons from it as they saw fit.
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In 2014, Mackelmore's The Heist won Best Rap Album over Kendrick Lamar's Good Kid M.A.A.D. City — a snub that even Mack saw fit to publicly and dramatically apologize for.
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The federal courts have mostly resisted this idea since a Supreme Court ruling in 1955 gave states plenty of room to regulate their economies as they themselves saw fit.
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And because they've got speakers, microphones, and buttons, and you're probably going to buy at least two of them, TP-Link saw fit to make them function as intercoms.
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They were free to police offending material as they saw fit, without undue fear of prosecution by state or local authorities—as long as they didn't create it themselves.
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The zoo's Twitter account has been flooded with so many jokes and harsh comments invoking Harambe that officials saw fit to issue a plea, asking the internet to relent.
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But instead of granting that Willie Wilson, George Brett and Darrell Porter had produced a perfect relay, George Steinbrenner saw fit only to second-guess his third-base coach.
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Instead, he took one question at a time — answering it on his own terms or completely changing the topic as he saw fit — before moving on to the next.
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" Mr. Meeks said that nearly every African-American official in Queens has backed Ms. Katz, yet the senators "saw fit to endorse without even considering what African-Americans thought.
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Sasheer Zamata left Saturday Night Live in 2017 after four seasons of being relegated to impersonating Beyoncé, Michelle Obama, and any other Black women the show's writers saw fit.
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"These are stark alternatives," he wrote before encouraging lawmakers to change the law to make it possible for judges to extend the wait for parole as they saw fit.
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The new resources helped the ISI expand its influence and freedom to act however it saw fit, and it began operating much like an independent arm of the government.
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As GitHub co-founder Chris Wanstrath told WIRED last year, he wanted to build a text editor using JavaScript so that web developers could customize it as they saw fit.
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The change comes from Sony Pictures chairman Tom Rothman, who came away so impressed after seeing Holland in Homecoming that he saw fit to change the scope of the film.
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Driving the news: Toronto teamed up last year with Sidewalk Labs, Alphabet's smart city company, giving the firm a 12-acre piece of waterfront to develop however it saw fit.
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The process of building the VGM Player took Lawrence over a year, in large part due to how Yamaha saw fit to discard the documentation for the YM2612 years ago.
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He later saw fit to tweet a joke about the encounter, rather than, say, groveling for forgiveness and offering to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to the royal treasury.
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In a reasonable strategy for an underdog fighting against Apple's iPhone, Google planned to give away the software for free and let phone companies modify it as they saw fit.
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Rihanna's just released a range of pastel-hued jellies (dubbed jelly slides, and priced at $90 a pair), but saw fit to remind everyone that this isn't her first rodeo.
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"I am also deeply humbled that my colleagues saw fit to do me the undeserved honor of designating this year's NDAA in my name," McCain said in a statement Thursday.
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Asked whether Turkey planned air strikes against Islamic State in response to the bombing, Davutoglu said Turkey would act at a time and in a manner that it saw fit.
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That their chaperones didn't directly intervene long before Phillips saw fit to do so is puzzling, given the inflammatory and offensive accusations spoken clearly by the black Hebrew Israelite protesters.
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And I am sorry that Kevin only saw fit to acknowledge his truth when he thought it would serve him — just as his denial served him for so many years.
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And if they hadn't, Woods could count on his then-caddie-slash-bouncer, Steve Williams, to convey the message, however he saw fit, that Woods was not to be disturbed.
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He added that only Ledgard and Foster's droneport concept was exempt from this critique, because it was conceived as an organic network, for locals to use as they saw fit.
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Yet despite the store's unquestionable cultural importance, city officials never saw fit to grant landmark status to its original home, an iron-front 19th-century commercial palace on Fulton Street.
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Organizers say that union stewards would be available when workers felt they had been mistreated, but that otherwise workers would be left to interact with managers as they saw fit.
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Whoever saw fit to suppress Melania's natural inclination to turn tree-trimming into an expression of the bottomless void in her soul had their work cut out for them, however.
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A spokeswoman for Murphy acknowledged to the Courant that the fundraising email should have been clearer, and said that people were able to split the donations however they saw fit.
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Gorillaz have been promising a return to form for nearly a year, but with Donald Trump about to claim the White House, the group saw fit to finally release new music.
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If Chinese central planners got urbanization wrong, the world's miners were guilty of putting too much faith in Beijing's ability to engineer the Chinese economy in any way they saw fit.
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So Audi gets a bit of a pass here: Weinberg is external to Audi, though the luxury automaker still saw fit to include the sick burn in its annual report. Potatoes.
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A few years after Belgium passed a national ban on the burqa and niqab, a Belgian ice cream parlor saw fit to enact its own mini-ban on customers wearing headscarves.
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As a book and a show, "Watchmen" is about how history might have been rewritten if self-styled heroes in masks decided to mete out extralegal justice as they saw fit.
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Was Peter Strzok and others, were they abusing their power in an attempt to impact an American election in a way that they saw fit to help candidate and hurt another candidate.
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Instead, the Golden Globes saw fit to not only honor Green Book in multiple major categories, but also Bohemian Rhapsody, which won best picture, drama, and best performance by an actor, drama.
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The company saw fit to brag that 400 million people spent "at least one minute" on Watch over the past month — inventing my favorite new metric, which I'm calling Time Accidentally Spent.
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He added, "i am sorry that kevin only saw fit to acknowledge his truth when he thought it would serve him - just as his denial served him for so many years." pic.twitter.
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If Moscow saw fit to intervene on account of Washington's covert support for the rebels, it is only logical that it would retaliate even more strongly in the event of overt support.
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There was the understanding that I would reserve the right to edit things the way I saw fit, but I wanted them to feel free to do whatever felt right to them.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia had concerns about Japan's military cooperation with the United States, but respected Tokyo's right to defend itself anyway it saw fit.
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We weren't sure what to do, so we offered to give them the house — they could divide up the three bedrooms as they saw fit, and we would stay in a hotel.
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The point, Ms. Chiuri had said earlier, was to provide as many different elements as possible of a wardrobe that could be mixed and matched by the individual as she saw fit.
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And whatever else the Kardashians lacked — talent, class, a clear reason for being famous — they had a stranglehold on public attention, and the ability to direct that attention as they saw fit.
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The city had originally taken a free-market approach to the project, allowing anyone to come in and operate as they saw fit—but it's become clear that's no longer the best option.
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Yet somehow, in hours of sworn congressional testimony in which Sessions was repeatedly asked about whether people on the Trump campaign had contacts with Russians, he never saw fit to mention this exchange.
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Mr. Persekian said he had intended to make all this material available to artists whose work involves archival material and research, and the artists could have interpreted the objects as they saw fit.
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No, it's for small aspects of our culture that a group of advertising executives somewhere saw fit to export and aggressively market as something that's frankly not really true to who we are.
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I am very concerned that if people took home large amounts of ketamine to use as they saw fit, that they would be vulnerable to developing addiction or other complications of ketamine treatment.
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"Apparently this morning the president saw fit to take a brief break from attacking journalists on Twitter to attack one particular major U.S. city instead," said a spokesman for Mr. Emanuel, Adam Collins.
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"Few in the opening days of the Trump administration dared to challenge Mr. Kushner's power to design his job or steer the direction of the White House as he saw fit," per the Times.
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In response, the city decided to designate a portion of the park as a limited public forum where any group, for a temporary period, could pay tribute to the fallen as they saw fit.
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Even The Atlantic saw fit to match my unsightly palate with a plea from my very own former constitutional law professor (and onetime presidential candidate), Lawrence Lessig, for lawyers to engage in public service.
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Vicarious Visions saw fit to oversee this retelling, coloring in vivid details from the more vaguely penciled lines of the original, but maybe adding in a few more unintended pratfalls with their fuzzy collisions.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell issued a response to the president's tweets, defending the rights of professional football players to engage in protest how they saw fit during the national anthem—including taking a knee.
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He also favored a custom of his time by hosting dinners for which the splendid embroidered jackets and vests, pants, headdresses, sashes and shoes, all recombined as he saw fit, served as party dress.
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As the court's credibility faces criticism, some worry it could become vulnerable to influence by Mr. Bolsonaro who, during his electoral campaign, threatened to stack the court with more justices if he saw fit.
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The leaguewide upheaval and uncertainty are such that the ever-conservative Jazz saw fit to surrender two first-round picks to get Conley and make a run in the perennially deep (and brutal) West.
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But Bloomberg and his people will be thrilled that the ABC moderators saw fit to ask a question about his impact on the race at a debate where he wasn't even on the stage.
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Despite the lovefest with Sanders, he saw fit to run against him in a primary bid that ended when de Blasio ran out of money and couldn't continue to qualify for the national debates.
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De Blasio also has a reputation for tardiness -- so much so that New York Magazine saw fit to publish a list of his late arrivals before the end of his first year in the job.
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This of course has made it harder to find sponsors, leading to a larger detainee population, and a world in which American officials somehow saw fit to move kids to a tent city in Texas.
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At the same time, it was unfortunate that the party's congressional campaign committee saw fit to interfere in a primary race in a Houston-area district in an attempt to sink one candidate, Laura Moser.
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The preservation of "family life" in the abstract — which is to say, as an anti-feminist, libertarian ideal — became increasingly synonymous with the privileging of corporate license to set family policy as it saw fit.
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In 2013, Sisi enacted anti-protest legislation, which required demonstrators to give at least three days warning for gatherings of over 10 people and enabled security forces to postpone the demonstration as they saw fit.
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A type 2 civilization would have control over the energy of its host star, and a type 3 civilization would have free reign to use the energy of its host galaxy as it saw fit.
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To the founding fathers and the enforcers of Jim Crow, and to their silent partners in the North, black women were meant for the field or the kitchen, or for use as they saw fit.
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"We equipped religious leaders with information and education, and then they could teach their congregations as they saw fit," Jennifer Downs, of Cornell University and the lead author of the report, said in a statement.
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During deliberations, the foreperson asked whether a third-degree verdict was an option if they found Olds guilty of robbery and conspiracy; she was told that the jury could return any verdict it saw fit.
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Those reforms added work requirements to TANF and fundamentally adjusted how the program's funding worked, giving money to states in a lump sum and allowing the states to allocate their funding as they saw fit.
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The approach, he argues, gave future residents a chance to complete their respective units as they saw fit, resulting in culturally appropriate homes that actually look and feel like homes, as opposed to government-issued housing.
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It's easy to see why Apple saw fit to introduce the feature: Authorities have been rushing to purchase Graykey encryption-breaking devices manufactured by Grayshift, a company that supposedly has a former Apple engineer on staff.
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With Zlatan Ibrahimovic having scored a late goal to win the game, Phil Neville – poor, sweet Phil Neville, forever doomed to be the less heeded of the Neville brothers – saw fit to brand him 'world class'.
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"What news was published thereafter in the acta diurna contained only such parts of the senatorial debates as the imperial government saw fit to publish," writes Frederick Cramer, in an article on censorship in Ancient Rome.
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It was about ensuring that users were free to use software as they saw fit, free to study its source code, free to modify it for their own purposes, and free to share it with others.
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Bloomberg, citing agency documents, reported that the EPA is planning to target the legality of the central tenant of the Clean Power Plan: that it directs states to reduce greenhouse gas emissions however they saw fit.
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Masimo, a small medical device company with a market value of just $2.4 billion and annual sales of about $630 million, saw fit to award its chief executive, Joe Kiani, $20123 million in cash and stock.
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The heat in the air that night was heavy with change, as though under the tropical conditions our previous selves were melting, and we were free to be re-moulded into whatever image we saw fit.
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These are only a few examples of the egregious abuses committed by some of the companies that MSCI saw fit to include in its All Country World index, apparently without performing any national security-minded diligence.
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In fact, his political standing is secure enough in the state that on Sunday he wrote an op-ed informing Republican voters that he would continue to speak out against Mr. Trump as he saw fit.
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"Stan Lee and the Lee family are happy that the court saw fit to try to prevent further intrusion into the personal life and affairs of Mr. Lee," his lawyer, Jonathan Freund, told Reuters by phone.
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The group hired some of Mexico's most prominent journalists, giving them license to pursue whatever targets they saw fit, an unusual freedom in a media landscape dependent on hundreds of millions of dollars in government advertising.
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After the stock fell as low as $18.90 on Friday, Monness Crespi Hardt analyst James Cakmak saw fit to initiate coverage with a Monday morning buy rating, Snap's first following a barrage of sell and neutral reports.
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Given that no Democratic Senator saw fit to read ObamaCare's 960 pages before destroying the individual health insurance market, it is unsurprising that not a single non-Committee Democratic Senator took Grassley up on his generous offer.
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Yet no matter where the show goes next, I'm going to have trouble putting aside these first two seasons, which told a beautiful story, then saw fit to include an escape hatch to keep that story going.
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The Medium post accused Google of deliberately obfuscating its policy on which documents employees could look at so employees would unwittingly look at off-limits documents — giving Google an excuse for targeting employees as it saw fit.
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Fast-forward to the early 1990s, and Bill Clinton's team convinced him that grousing publicly about the Fed was useless: The independent central bank would and should set policy as it saw fit based on economic conditions.
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The centennial project gave Jackson the freedom to make a film as he saw fit, but had two requirements: that he use only the footage from their archive and that he do it in an original way.
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And one of the figures that Grenell saw fit to whitewash, time and again, was none other than Plahotniuc, who just happened to be running an outsize, and notorious, lobbying operation in Washington at the same time.
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Alternatively, if she decides she does want to talk about it publicly, will she feel the power of her story has been blunted by all of the adults who saw fit to tell it before she could?
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That meant going into her loan dashboard and entering exactly how much she wanted to put toward a specific loan, rather than letting the loan issuer divide up her payment across her loans as it saw fit.
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" If the people of his county saw fit to elect him to the Illinois State Legislature, he said, "they will have conferred a favor upon me, for which I shall be unremitting in my labors to compensate.
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Settlement resources must help all of the victims The tobacco agreement gave states wide latitude to decide how to best use settlement resources, and states were given the authority to use the funds as they saw fit.
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Men like mega-producer Harvey Weinstein, who has been accused of crimes ranging from harassment to rape, to perennial Emmy nominee and alleged child predator Kevin Spacey were still able to wield their power however they saw fit.
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Salsa was created by Cuban and Puerto Rican immigrants in East Harlem during a period in the 1960s of profound social change, so the organizers saw fit to focus their programming on the struggles facing Latinx people today.
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Mr. Cordray, he said, viewed the bureau as an agency of "good guys" fighting "bad guys" who modeled himself as the "new sheriff in town" with a broad mandate to crack down on businesses as he saw fit.
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While it's undeniable that Kerrigan was viciously attacked, outlets took liberty to portray the women as they saw fit: Harding was from the wrong side of the tracks, while Kerrigan was an elegant athlete who was born to win.
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This general unpleasantness has resulted in occasional lapses in judgment that lead to piss-poor optics; for instance, his disastrously unfunny criticism of a traditional South Indian breakfast, which he somehow saw fit to liken to prison food. Haha!
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And Russia retains the world's largest nuclear arsenal, with new weapons in the works that Mr. Putin saw fit to brag about during last week's state of the nation speech — even if his rhetoric far outpaced their technical reality.
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Aside from the occasional check-ins by staff for the speaker, Mr. Hyde and his team had free rein to conduct the trial as they saw fit, said Paul McNulty, who served as a top aide to Mr. Hyde.
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Kushner's troubles began, though we didn't know it at the time, before Trump took office, when he saw fit to attend the now infamous Trump Tower meeting with a Russian lawyer who claimed to peddle dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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"The D.A. saw fit to bring all he had gotten from the raid into the courtroom so the jury could see the quantity of marijuana we were dealing with," Thomas Dias, one of the members of the jury, remembers.
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The original Echo came as a bolt out of the blue and even after the business was well established, the company just last September saw fit to unveil literally dozens of new Alexa products and features to an unsuspecting world.
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Despite the impact of his artistry, the rapper was dangerous, misogynistic, and anti-gay in his lifetime, and for that he deserved to be held fully accountable in a court of law to the extent that his victims saw fit.
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In Britain, meanwhile, parts of the public reacted with fury when a British court carried out its constitutional role as it saw fit, suggesting its judgment concerning the role of Parliament in invoking Article 50 was a betrayal of the people.
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The problem comes down to the vague document signed by Kim and Trump in Singapore that failed to define exactly what denuclearization means, and didn't set any concrete milestones — allowing both sides to interpret the document as they saw fit.
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It's going to be very difficult for opponents of reversing Title II to make sound legal arguments against the reset, since they spent years making the case that the FCC had precisely the authority to reclassify broadband as it saw fit.
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It is all the more distressing, then, that The New York Times saw fit to provide Mr. de Lima's assailant with an extended opportunity to defend his reprehensible act, to spout his rambling ideological twaddle and to demean his victim.
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Now that we've very lightly publicly admonished a legislative body that saw fit to pass a law concerning who uses what bathroom, we've got a business to run and hearts and minds to change through the power of exhibition basketball.
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There was another resurgence in the work's popularity when, during Sweden's 2010 election, a group of artists held a collective reading; other groups have since used it for writing workshops, allowing people to reinterpret the text as they saw fit.
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If the circumstances in which God saw fit to place us make us choose between the "squeaky clean" persecutor of the unborn and the Little Sisters of the Poor, or between Barack Obama and Donald Trump, the choice is obvious.
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The president's lawyers maintained that he had every right to set foreign policy as he saw fit and that he had valid concerns about corruption in Ukraine and burden-sharing with Europe that prompted him to suspend the aid temporarily.
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When the prison opened, in 2002, it seemed like a rogue intelligence agent's dream—an offshore facility, free from U.S. laws, where foreign prisoners could be held without access to family or lawyers, and interrogated however their jailers saw fit.
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Heretofore, teams across MLB would pay its visiting clubhouse staff a certain wage (probably pretty low in most cases) and players would augment it in the form of tipping — with the clubhouse manager dividing up the tips however he saw fit.
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Nearly half a century later, Adler still saw fit to include the story of how he knew Arabic better than the Arabs at the Pyramids in his memoirs, where he recounts a series of tales that emphasize or even exaggerate his own importance.
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The president whose candidacy was born on the wings of TV and propelled by the power of showmanship, who whined about the time slot for his first day of defense, saw fit to only take his case to the prime time airwaves once.
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While the Times doesn't seem to have any writers extolling the flat earth theory or delving into the issues around chemtrails, it saw fit to recently hire Stephens, a noted conservative writer, best known in the science community for his climate change denial.
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The subway is in a perpetual state of slow-motion collapse in New York, so one of the nation's most reputable magazines saw fit to publish a proposal to replace it with luxury autonomous cars, scooters, and an endless stream of advertisements.
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"That's an aggressive goal but it gave Unipec large scope to optimize purchasing cost through active paper and physical trades, and also the freedom to market their trading cargoes to refineries as they saw fit," said a trading executive familiar with Unipec's strategies.
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Mr. Fager, though he had given up his title as chairman of CBS News three years ago, enjoyed carte blanche to run his fief as he saw fit, recruiting famous names for the "60 Minutes" lineup like Anderson Cooper and Oprah Winfrey.
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Some of the 280 households participating in the Stuttgart trial said they initially wanted to keep topping up their cars for fear of running out of juice, but soon adapted to leaving the power company to handle it as it saw fit overnight.
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But as it pertains to this specific article, the simple answer is that it was the Styles section of the Times that saw fit to give me a writing contract, so I take all of my stories to the editors there first.
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Mr. Pinault had seen the upside of that approach thanks to Alessandro Michele at Gucci, another unknown No. 2 who was named to the top of a brand, changed everything as he saw fit and has set the pace for fashion ever since.
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Poland could in theory be stripped of its EU voting rights if all other 27 member states saw fit, although Hungary, which also has a right-wing government that bristles against interference by Brussels, has said it would veto such a move.
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The exchange with Democrats came the same day that Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One that he had the presidential authority to act against Iran as he saw fit — and also threatened Iraq with sanctions if the country was hostile to him.
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Bodomo's film Collective: Unconscious was the origin of the "Everybody Dies" segment, but in the context Random Acts of Flyness, its jarring theatrical interpretation of emotionally processing police violence set a tone that the show would tackle light and heavy topics however directors saw fit.
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Wolff told reporters at the Hungarian Grand Prix that Hamilton was "authentic", wore his heart on his sleeve and was free to unwind as he saw fit — even if that was just staying at home to watch re-runs of his race rather than celebrating.
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Naughty America's VR/AR Porn exhibit at CES 2017 Aside from the CTA seeing no problem with booth babes until very recently (and even then), it saw fit to unveil Solana, the customizable sex robot with a personality, at the trade show just last year.
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Basically, that's when much of the world went from thinking that we needed to get permission from a tree's guardian spirt if we wanted to cut it down to the belief that everything on earth was there for humans to use as they saw fit.
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Judge Bauer, writing for the majority in that decision, said the distinctions in the law were not rational, noting that it allowed women to dispose of remains as they saw fit but required abortion providers to treat them largely as they did other human remains.
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Imagine a competitive market in which they could choose among one network that offered higher privacy standards, another that cost a fee to join but had little advertising and another that would allow users to customize and tweak their feeds as they saw fit.
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Now Mr. Albanese, 68, who has made transit and political reform his signature issues, is looking at his most unencumbered shot yet at City Hall, if only because he is taking on an incumbent mayor when no established Democrat saw fit to do so.
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The Zen Master probably came the closest over these past two decades to wielding the requisite authority to do big things, but in truth he wasn't granted nearly enough freedom to, say, oust Mills or revamp the team's medical staff as he saw fit.
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I'm well aware that bad things happen to good people every day and they just get on with their lives, but God saw fit to place all of you special people in our paths at just His appointed time to create the masterpiece I saw.
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Perhaps that's why Ben Carson, the secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, saw fit to let his son, Ben Carson Jr., organize a "listening tour" for the secretary in Baltimore, despite warnings from department lawyers that doing so could violate ethics rules.
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Back then, Canadian single-payer opponents were making the exact same arguments against the program as American single-payer opponents do today: that it was too much government in medicine, that physicians would no longer be able to practice medicine in the way they saw fit.
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But even here we can see the double government at work: The decision to invade emerged largely from the efforts of a group of Bush administration officials who removed themselves from the "Trumanite" state in order to ignore or shape its advice as they saw fit.
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China's government is cracking down on dissent at an alarming pace and detaining up to 1 million Muslims in "re-education camps," but at a UN Human Rights Council review this week, many countries saw fit to applaud China's human rights record, rather than criticize it.
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In theory Poland could be stripped of its EU voting rights if all other 20063 member states saw fit, but that seems unlikely as Hungary, which also has a right-wing government that bristles against interference by Brussels, has said it would veto such a move.
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That became fashionable in the 1990s, largely because it was a key element of European monetary union and thus of the Maastricht treaty, and because the widespread introduction of inflation targeting required central banks to have the power to set interest rates as they saw fit.
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Lavigne said in a phone conversation earlier today that people could use the database as they saw fit, and that he was "just trying to pose the question" of who, precisely, is responsible for carrying out ICE policies, like the forced separation of children from their families.
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But perhaps there is a reason that the British-based Village the Hotel Club brand, which began its foray into Scotland in December 2014 with a hotel opening in Aberdeen, saw fit to take the quirky charm of boutique hotels and amp it up on steroids.
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Prosecutors said the gang targeted vulnerable people in the Czech Republic who might not immediately be noticed as missing and trafficked them to the UK. "They were then treated as commodities to be used however the defendants saw fit," prosecutor Ann Hampshire said in a statement.
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But we had a hill, and a job on it, and a single guard, also our supervisor, who expected us to work only a couple of hours per day, after which he permitted us to while away the rest of our time as we saw fit.
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When I got the opportunity to play this incredible woman, I felt truly honored that Kasi and our producers saw fit to have me play the part; being asked to co-write and perform the song in the film was the icing on an already wonderful cake.
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That turned out to be not entirely true (or it turned out there were ways around it), but then — the multi-platform direct-to-consumer "experience" was going to kill the show, because, well, we all could just do our own thing as we saw fit.
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"For us it's not that big of an issue, we've been managing them, disposing of them as we saw fit, for us it's not that big of a portfolio, we don't need to take that dramatic step," UniCredit's head of non-core asset management Jose Brena said.
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"It should not be lost on us that when referencing white supremacy and neo-Nazism, Donald Trump saw fit to speak with calculated language, unlike the phrases he used to describe the black men and their mothers who used their platform to highlight longstanding injustices," Watson Coleman said.
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They could have thrown the book at Ventura and at Madson and at Sanchez, and sent a message that these sorts of incidents aren't to be tolerated, but because Sanchez was the only one the umpire saw fit to toss, he was the only one who was suspended.
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It saw fit to unveil Solana, the customizable sex robot with a personality, at the trade show just last year Vibrator company MysteryVibe, another sex tech company with a prominent female co-founder Stephanie Alys, also confirmed to Mashable that their exhibitor application was denied for the same reason.
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" The state conservation department said that it was up to the city to dispose of the deer as it saw fit but added in a statement, "As we stated previously, we stand ready to assist the city with the safe transportation of the deer to an alternative location.
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BERLIN — The emotional issue of same-sex marriage moved swiftly to the center of Germany's national election campaign on Tuesday after Chancellor Angela Merkel softened her resistance, saying for the first time that she would allow members of her party to vote as they saw fit on the issue.
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Following 2001's double-CD Druqks, he spent much of the next decade lying low, surfacing with new music as he saw fit—notably, a series of floor-ready, mid-decade "Analord" 12-inches credited to AFX and eventually cherry-picked for the 2006 CD compilation Chosen Lords.
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The difference between the Obama-era Central American raids and these wasn't John Kelly — it was the freedom for ICE agents in the field to do their jobs however they saw fit, with less concern for the collateral damage collateral arrests would do to the rest of an immigrant community.
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He is so pro-life that he was in favor of granting a whole new level of personhood to Hobby Lobby, a not-person corporation that Gorsuch deemed capable of having religious beliefs (beliefs that he saw fit to impose on a woman's body and choices in contravention of existing law).
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Yet day to day, individual ministers were mostly free to run their fiefs as they saw fit: Michael Gove to enact his education revolution, Iain Duncan Smith to try (and broadly fail) to overhaul the welfare system, Mrs May to run the Home Office as a sort of private fortress.
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In the postwar era, countries who wanted to be left alone to interpret human rights however they saw fit relied on an absolute definition of "sovereignty" to mean that other countries, and international bodies like NATO and the United Nations, had no right to interfere with how they treated their citizens.
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"By drawing your attention back to the vehicle, once you've walked away, you are more likely to recheck the back seat than with a visual alert alone," said Elsa Foley, an industrial engineer at Nissan who designed the new feature (and who Nissan saw fit to also describe as a "mother of two").
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For a long time I thought — very naïvely, it turns out — that in certain ham-fisted ways, conservative evangelicals cared about the immigrants and the poor among their flock, condemned racism, and, if they could not understand why someone could be gay or trans, at least saw fit to leave well enough alone.
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Instead, we're graced with eight tracks made during a time when Hall was a young teen producing beats in his dad's basement—on Joy Street, natch—free to pass the time any way he saw fit, without having to worry about pressures of record deals, international DJ sets, or any other outside interferences.
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Still, it is at least somewhat heartening to think that, in the cases of Wilde and Ibsen, they were men who even a hundred years ago realized just how rotten the lot of women was and saw fit to deliver a sort of collective mea culpa on behalf of their dominating sex.
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"I think it's an application of standard principles, but the City Council and the mayor saw fit to sign the law," said Michael Cardozo, a partner at Proskauer Rose who was the city's corporation counsel under Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, and handled the case on behalf of an association of carwash owners.
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There was also a financial component to this opposition, with respect to the medical profession: Many doctors worried that if the federal, or even state and municipal governments provided free or reduced-cost health care it would erode their earning power and their autonomy to practice medicine as they, not the government, saw fit.
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"I am deeply appreciative that both the FDA and the CDC saw fit to speak now because it sets the table for all of us to have a serious conversation" about both the harms and the benefits of the guideline, says Stefan Kertesz, a professor of preventive medicine at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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SENIOR WHITE HOUSE OFFICIAL: Well I -- I think that -- that -- the -- the president -- I think it was hard for anyone to miss the implicit threat in the North Korean propaganda statement last night about a nuclear showdown, and the president saw fit to remind North Korea of the real balance of power here. (Inaudible).
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas saw fit to get on New York's bad side this week and during the Republican presidential debate on Thursday night, swatting at Donald J. Trump for embodying "New York values" — as if they were a capital crime or something downright psychotic that a good therapist might work you through for $300 an hour.
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The AIDS Library in Philadelphia offered public services the government no longer saw fit to provide and helped locate available forms of assistance—from help finding housing or a shower, to a quiet place for a houseless person to read a book, watch a movie, and use the bathroom without anyone calling the cops on them for loitering.
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But what's particularly intriguing is the way he's going about creeping back into the glare of the public eye: Frank achieved his prestige status by both making unique and important music, and, in a similar way to Beyoncé, by staying hidden and only revealing as much of himself as he saw fit, communicating rarely, and if ever, via Tumblr.
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At least two previous Likud Central Committee decisions have been ignored by party leaders: In 2002, it voted against the creation of a Palestinian state, but then-Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said he would act as he saw fit and Netanyahu in 2009 voiced conditional support for the establishment of a Palestinian state in a landmark speech.
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As Jonathan Cohen detailed in a great piece for Vox, they served (and still do) as a sort of voluntary tax, bringing in significant sums for the government without the type of pushback that raising tax rates elicits: Once states took control of the lottery system, they could authorize games as they saw fit in order to help specific institutions raise money.
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The argument, stated by Pusha T himself, was that he was in fair territory to cross any lines he saw fit, because Drake mentioned his fiancé's name in "Duppy Freestyle" — "I told you keep playin' with my name and I'ma let it ring on you / Like Virginia Williams" — though this seems like an intellectually dishonest reading of the situation, stripped of context.
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The 1996 Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act ended cash welfare through Aid to Families With Dependent Children, an entitlement that ensured that poor families had a regular source of cash income, and replaced it with Temporary Assistance to Needy Families, a block grant that gave states a fixed pot of money to use more or less as they saw fit.
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In an interesting side note, while Benjamin eventually became very good at copying the structure of a screenplay, it had a problem with proper names, which is why they were reduced to single letters: The characters in the movie are called H, H2 and C. The actors interpreted the lines how they saw fit, and the filming and editing took 48 hours.
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The much-discussed fluidity of gender in her most famous novel, "The Left Hand of Darkness," could serve as a metaphor for Ms. Le Guin's entire approach to living, thinking and creating: She reserved the right to think, and write, and react as she saw fit — and to inhabit a completely different role as the occasion, or the project, demanded.
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"I understand where the sergeant major's coming from and I know the advice that was given, which I'm not going to share here, but the president of the United States is part of the process and he has the legal authorities to do what he did, and he weighed the conditions and the situation as he saw fit," Milley added.
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In his will, Mr. Sendak — widely considered one of the most important children's authors of the 20th century and beloved for "Where the Wild Things Are" — wrote that he wanted his home here to operate "as a museum or similar facility, to be used by scholars, students, artists, illustrators and writers, and to be opened to the general public" as the Maurice Sendak Foundation's directors saw fit.
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That Amazon itself apparently assumes it will automate as many of these jobs as possible will dictate to a large degree how it deigns to treat them (which is partly why, perhaps, it saw fit to overwork many to the point of exhaustion, some to death, and perhaps why it had to be badgered by a U.S. senator to pay them a living wage).
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Under the Roof To the Editor: Having just finished reading Gay Talese's little black comedy, "The Voyeur's Motel," I am glad the Book Review saw fit to pull in the big guns of the media detective Jack Shafer to review it (July 17), providing his valiant attempt to stop the oozing slime of noxious human conduct from leaking back into the very society whence it came.
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It is a strange thing to feel like you are being given permission, and that's what Bikini Kill did in my life, backlighting the boy-heavy hardcore punk scene I grew up in and telling me that my feelings—though different to what I saw all-male bands expressing on stage all the time—were worthy, maybe even more worthy, of exploration in whatever ways I saw fit.
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Asked whether she and President Obama were working to overturn anti-abortion laws overseas, and whether reproductive rights included abortion, Clinton responded with unapologetic frankness, testifying about women she saw in Brazil who were "fighting for their lives against botched abortions," and girls as young as 12 in Africa bearing children, before concluding that yes, the administration would advocate abortion rights as part of reproductive health wherever it saw fit.
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Securing the Techno Goliath's signature was a massive coup for ROAD FC as they attempt to imprint their status among other top East Asian promotions such as ONE FC and Rizin FF. After all, promotions such as Pride and K1 also saw fit to use Hong Man Choi against top-class fighters including the likes of Fedor Emelianenko, Mirko Cro Cop, Badr Hary, Remy Bonjasky, Jerome Le Banner and Semmy Schilt.
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Bo Burnham's new coming-of-age comedy began its theatrical run this past weekend, but prospective moviegoers in the same age bracket as lovably awkward protagonist Kayla (Elsie Fisher) were plum out of luck: In their infinite and highly arbitrary wisdom, the Motion Picture Association of America saw fit to brand the film with an R rating, barring all viewers under 17 years old unaccompanied by a parent or an adult guardian.
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So the connections multiply: from 17th-century Dutch colonialists to the Black Panthers of 1960s America, and farmers in balmy Grenada — even to the frantic crush and heave of Manhattan, a bit of swampland once called New Amsterdam, which those same Dutchmen saw fit to pawn off on the British in 1667 in exchange for Run, one of the nutmeg-producing Banda Islands, and so tiny, it's barely visible on a world map.
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A desultory skim is worth your while, though, as you'll learn, say, that El Patio is "a top Havana restaurant" to this day, or that "Les Apaches de Belleville" inspired "a rather violent Jazz Age dance, in which the partners cuff each other around and melt into a concluding waltz," or that, less whimsically, Zelda's brother was also mentally ill and his suicide resulted in a "new defeatism" on his sister's part, or so her worried husband saw fit to inform a doctor.
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