And Your Daughters Shall Prophesy , by Adrian Shirk (Counterpoint) .
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Rather than shirk these aspects, Walker sought to embrace them.
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That is our calling, and we do not shirk it.
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But if it falls on us we can't shirk responsibility.
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A grand jury investigated and called on Shirk to resign.
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"Beijing is playing geopolitics with the epidemic," Ms. Shirk wrote.
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"America cannot shirk the mantle of leadership," the president said.
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This is how polluters have attempted to shirk responsibility for decades.
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Ray insists he's not trying to shirk responsibility for his actions.
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Nor is subcontracting a way to shirk your data security obligations.
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Doctors and nurses know this, which is why they don't shirk.
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The insurance firm now has an incentive of its own to shirk.
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Donovan doesn't shirk from grappling with the ambiguities of Patrick's deprogramming crusade.
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He later sought to shirk responsibility, but his words were on tape.
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Our founders refused to shirk or shift their responsibility to build America.
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This was a stark difference from China's 35th anniversary parade, Shirk said.
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To fall short of this objective is to shirk our congressional responsibilities.
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Parties trumpet the importance of gender equality but "shirk active commitment," it said.
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And his decision to shirk their lockstep opposition to impeachment reopened those wounds.
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But it's easy to imagine scenarios where companies might try to shirk responsibility.
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We don't want to shirk our responsibility to go to the polls, though.
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Himes said Congress will "shirk" its "constitutional duty" if it doesn't weigh in.
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But that's no excuse for Republicans to shirk their responsibilities and turn tail.
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That's "something we have not really seen before" in Mexico City, Shirk said.
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Reminded that he is a millionaire, he did not shirk from the description.
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"We've made this mistake once before, during the Cold War," Ms. Shirk said.
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Many people try to shirk jury duty; signs of eagerness will arouse suspicion.
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This year, friends, I will shirk my humility and confess I'm feeling pretty confident.
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According to Shirk, though, the graphical changes aren't purely cosmetic, they're functional as well.
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Where Romney revels in the admiration of his fundraisers, Trump appears to shirk it.
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Second, well-heeled residents pressure local governments to halt development and shirk regulatory reform.
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The prime minister should boldly act to restore public confidence and not shirk responsibility.
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"They believe Sufi shrines are the most egregious expression of that shirk," he said.
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Mr. Shirk proposed to Mr. Fishman during a SoulCycle class in the West Village.
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He decides to shirk his duty by eating the leaf, but he immediately shrinks.
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If boards shirk this responsibility, share owners should join us in holding them accountable.
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The women often shirk classical dance music, as seen in other videos shared by Bryant.
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"As we navigate this complex world, America cannot shirk the mantle of leadership," Obama said.
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Friday's ruling lets the government continue to shirk the law until it finds a sponsor.
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But scientists sometimes shirk their moral duty to the populace in order to continue their research.
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News agencies that shirk the rule could find themselves on the wrong end of a lawsuit.
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It causes you always to shirk your issues, and find a banal resolution at the end.
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Trump's supporters may rejoice at watching the president-elect shirk long-established norms surrounding his office.
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Yet once again Washington will shirk its responsibility to pass and actually implement a responsible budget.
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But if the day's six fire-starters shirk their duties, it is their classmates who suffer.
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We in America's public policy schools do not shirk from our responsibility to develop public servants.
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Ignoring these backstories enables society to shirk responsibility for the racial inequality that still exists today.
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Poor countries next to war zones receive huge influxes, while rich countries try to shirk their obligations.
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People with oily skin would also generally shirk the idea of applying more oil to their faces.
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But the wording in the agreement allowed AMI to shirk the provisions that McDougal thought were obligatory.
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"Angela Corey supported Matt Shirk and got exactly what she wanted," says Finnell, who lost her job.
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But the guidelines completely shirk this suggestion, making no reference to sustainability or environmental impacts at all.
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Malibu resident Marcella Shirk, 82, and her husband lost their house of 41 years and its possessions.
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Alex Ethan Fishman and Anthony Richard Shirk were married March 21 at their home in New York.
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American administrators and professors cannot shirk their duties as stewards of free expression and liberal democratic values.
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This is the core of the case against Trump and why the Senate cannot shirk its duty.
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The legally responsible shareholders often shirk their responsibilities and the other power groups mostly do what they want.
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It's not one they're allowed to shirk: The right to asylum is pretty well ensconced in US law.
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"The sky won't fall," says David Shirk of the University of San Diego, "but it will be lower."
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"We didn't want to do a visual overhaul if we didn't have reasons to do it," says Shirk.
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So here's a solution: shirk the anxiety and responsibility altogether and have artificial intelligence do it for you.
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To shirk from this charge would be to put our democracy — and what it delivers — at great risk.
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" China's maneuvers radicalized members of America's national-security community, in a cycle that Shirk calls "overreach and overreaction.
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It is a political proceeding and we shirk our duty to the nation if we fail to talk.
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Quint Tatro, president of Joule Financial, sees opportunity in the stock market as investors shirk equities for Treasurys.
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Do you think there will be some sort of Luddite-esque movement in the future, where people shirk technology?
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The game expects its players to shirk decades of Pavlovian training and find the reward in the journey itself.
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Mr. Xi is very different, says Susan Shirk, an expert on Chinese politics who served in the Clinton administration.
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And, most importantly, she doesn't shirk that duty, even when she has a good medical reason to do so.
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Mr. Fishman proposed to Mr. Shirk at their favorite frozen yogurt shop, 16 Handles, in Chelsea in New York.
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These instances illustrate ways in which private entities have figured out how to shirk the system and international law.
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"As a platform, we have disappointed the public's trust in us and cannot shirk this responsibility," the company said.
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Democracies huff and puff and, prey to vested interests and voters' distaste for hard choices, ultimately shirk the task.
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But a third person she sued didn't shirk justice, instead he offered to repent as part of a settlement.
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The technological aspects of that are up to Facebook, but something it must not shirk on is the human aspect.
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We watch her shirk convention and run away from home with Percy and her step-sister, Claire Clairmont (Bel Powley).
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"I don't think we should shirk our responsibilities as senators ... just because one day we might be a juror," Sen.
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He did not shirk his defensive duties either, providing extra cover in a tough second half as Peru attacked relentlessly.
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But critics say it's allowed them to shirk a societal responsibility to keep harmful and false information from spreading online.
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Why does fashion demand boldness when it comes to style, but shirk from bold changes in thinking, behaving, and communicating?
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According to the class action lawsuit, it's all an attempt by Mercedes to shirk its responsibility with potentially grave consequences.
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But that doesn't mean you should shirk your passion for butts and burger puns, as some may suggest, this Halloween.
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Such a system would also give Chinese authorities the ability to hold industry interests accountable when they shirk their responsibilities.
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There is no excuse to shirk the responsibility of answering to constituents, yet that is what Republicans continue to do.
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A healthy democracy does not allow its elected representatives to shirk their duties, especially at the expense of its citizens.
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Angela Corey and Matt Shirk are currently running for re-election, in a primary to be held on Aug. 21959.
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"It looks like this is almost entirely, if not entirely, a military show of strength," Shirk told CNBC's Street Signs.
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If you&aposre looking for tips on how to shirk military service, you&aposre about 40-some years too late.
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Those who fail to choose not only shirk their civic duty, but they also leave this monumental decision to others.
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Even the computer scientists who build those algorithms sometimes shirk responsibility, viewing artificial intelligence as something out of their control.
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Language in the deal will allow the United States to penalize Canada and Mexico if the governments shirk their obligations.
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He is a son of Susan M. Shirk and Dr. William R. Shirk Jr. of Royersford, Pa. Mr. Shirk's mother is a nurse for Phoenixville Area Middle School in Phoenixville, Pa. His father is the superintendent of the Pottsgrove School District in Pottstown, Pa. The couple met in September 2014 through the dating app Hinge.
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Those activists should support Democrats when we do the right thing, and get in our faces when we shirk moral leadership.
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When elected officials shirk their duty of oversight but continue to spend money, taxpayers end up getting swindled by special interests.
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Or it might be the part where the union tells its members to shirk their work to protect themselves from injury.
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But Labrador made clear that lawmakers would not shirk their constitutional duty to serve as a check on the executive branch.
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A Congress that was serious about meeting its responsibility would neither shirk nor rush a judgment about a president's impeachable offenses.
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Those companies, institutions and organizations that play an outsize role in society should not shirk their responsibility to uphold social justice.
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"Those who disobey the unified command or shirk off responsibilities will be punished," Mr. Xi said, the Xinhua news agency reported.
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Decades later, their studies concluded that connections with nature could help us shirk mental fatigue, restore drifting attention and sharpen thinking.
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Still, the growing number of American companies setting targets is in contrast to an administration that appears ready to shirk them.
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"Those who disobey the unified command or shirk off responsibilities will be punished," he said, according to the Xinhua news agency.
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An outbreak of African swine flu has also pushed up food prices, adding to further pressure on the economy, said Shirk.
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Yet, those who have been elected to office cannot and should never shirk from calling out those who defame any group.
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People who should otherwise be preoccupied with cleaning up their own house now have a way to shirk their own responsibility.
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Everybody, including me, who develops these algorithms has a responsibility here to think of the implications, and we cannot shirk that responsibility.
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Francisco, who also argued the travel ban case, said the administration was not trying to shirk responsibility for ending a popular program.
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But the terms of the agreement and Facebook's history with page owners have caused many to scoff at and shirk the offer.
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"Chinese government and media are likely to suppress all discussion in order not to provoke President Trump," Professor Shirk said by email.
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Mr. Qian "never berated Western counterparts for effect, as some of his successors did," Professor Shirk, at the University of California, said.
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When a strongman leader in the US can shirk accountability, it sets an ominous example for the rest of the democratic world.
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Claiming players have personal responsibility for their choices allows us to shirk the responsibility of owning our personal decisions to keep watching.
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In the end, then, blue America winds up getting representatives who "pander" to mass opinion, while red America gets representatives who "shirk" it.
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"These efforts to shirk U.S. tax obligations leave American taxpayers holding the bag while corporations juice more revenues and profits," said Hillary Clinton.
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They see this vote in deeply patriotic terms, a civic duty that they must not shirk, a chance to redeem deeply held beliefs.
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"I think if we had sex, there would be very little awkwardness after," Shirk wrote to one of them in an e-card.
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Their implementation, says David Shirk of the University of San Diego, represents a "milestone in the marathon to a better criminal-justice system".
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New York's no slouch either, as jazz players here continue to shirk the established institutions in favor of newer, weirder, more democratic spaces.
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Without some mechanism like good management to enforce shared norms, everyone on the team will shirk their responsibilities and the team will fail.
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Zuckerberg said in his op-ed the company is not trying to shirk responsibility by calling for more regulatory action around the world.
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If it comes to a knife fight with Trump, Schumer is unlikely to shirk from a confrontation and will marshall his Democrats behind him.
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But he doesn't deserve to be meted out a punishment worse than death by a company ill-advisedly trying to shirk its own responsibility.
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"The invoking of implicit expectations is a wonderful way to shirk responsibility," said Jeffrey Kingston, director of Asian studies at Temple University's Japan campus.
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"We do not take these measures lightly, but we will not shirk from reducing assistance further if evolving conditions require it," the official said.
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It might not sound like a major change, but Shirk says that the new cities add a different layer of strategy to the game.
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We shirk our responsibilities in our struggle against real terror when we entertain inane, incendiary invitations to punish and expel enemies that don't exist.
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Guzman reportedly initiated deadly conflicts with other major cartels that led to massive spikes in violent crime from 2008 to 2012, according to Shirk.
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Both are based on the unfounded premise that the coal industry is trying to shirk its environmental responsibilities when it comes to mine reclamation.
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This, in turn, would make them less likely to shirk their responsibilities, because they would lose more if they were caught and got fired.
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Yet, the White House has enabled Congress to shirk its responsibility by arguing that a new war authorization would be ideal but not necessary.
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Prosecutors have cast Ms. Toscano-Percoco as an absentee employee who would forget to take phone calls and shirk duties she found beneath her.
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Without clear guidance, it has become easier for schools to shirk their responsibility to trans students, or even to discriminate against them with impunity.
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Our history has always been one of tension between those who call for shouldering obligations together, and those who seek to shirk their duty.
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Maybe I enjoy it a little less than you do but that is part of the business so I don't shirk away from that.
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For years, economic powerhouses, like China, have relied on this self-designation to shirk WTO commitments in critical areas such as agriculture and illegal subsidies.
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They have employed the status quo as a weapon to shirk hard questions about their own legitimacy or to divert people's attention from socioeconomic problems.
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In 33, Paul Hastings put up an unprecedented $23 million to resolve allegations that it helped the ExamWorks board to shirk its duty to shareholders.
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"We'll fight back against corporate efforts to misclassify workers as independent contractors in an attempt to shirk paying fair wages and earned benefits," she added.
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The pleasure of his fiction has always been in its disobedience — in plots that make a mockery of the term, characters who shirk their duties.
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But The Examiner, which said it had contacted her on Monday, quoted her as saying she would not "shirk" her duties to protect the president.
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"Employers shirk responsibility to safety net programs like workers' compensation and unemployment insurance," Newsom wrote in a Labor Day op-ed in The Sacramento Bee.
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As for the vanishing public transport, Yasir Alkordi, a journalist, reported in September that bus drivers had been paid by NCP members to shirk work.
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"I put the odds on the two abrasive personalities not getting along," argues David Shirk, an expert on Mexican affairs at the University of San Diego.
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I will never shirk my responsibility for this sudden ending to my time here, but I have to say more because this is bigger than me.
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Employers agree to this scam because it allows them to shirk on social-insurance contributions, which can be as high as 40% of a worker's salary.
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The White House confirmed that it ordered Kline not to appear, but provided no Constitutional or legal privilege as basis for him to shirk the duty.
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"No court has allowed a state to shirk its constitutional responsibilities by pointing to a neighboring state," ACLU Attorney Brigitte Amiri said after court adjourned Wednesday.
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They did not shirk from utopianism, or from hope; they treated young and old alike with serious consideration, and made reasoned, convincing appeals for their votes.
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The door is now open for Congress to fix our own corporate tax code, which has allowed the biggest multinationals to shirk their obligations for decades.
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The op-ed doesn't shirk from criticizing Trump, even suggesting that his unfitness for office reaches the levels that call for removal under the 25th Amendment.
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These accounts are brief, vivid portraits of women in the "spiritual avant-garde," and although Shirk struggles to unify these threads, her wide-ranging curiosity delights.
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But as a longtime incumbent with a powerful role as a party leader, he should relish, not shirk, a chance to make his case to voters.
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Pam Anderson says ride-hail apps shirk their responsibility and shift blame to their users ... and that's why she implores you to read the fine print.
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"I don't think a business should shirk from making investments which they think are sound and reasonable and have a good chance of succeeding," he said.
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But Mr. Rau does not shirk the tougher question: What happens when the vote is about something real and the jury knows the victims' suffering personally?
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Which is why the accuser cannot shirk testifying publicly, as her lawyer suggested last night, and expect her claims to keep him from the Supreme Court.
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ACLU lawyers argued that the Trump administration is trying to shirk its responsibility by passing its work off to private groups despite its own considerable resources.
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Denying the fact that it's a media company gives Facebook the cover to shirk responsibility for the very real consequences its editorial decisions have on users.
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For the event, Trump was provided with statements by his campaign staff, the New York Times reported, that completely shirk the current realities of racial inequality.
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From outright lies to placing the blame on his subordinates, he tried everything he could to shirk responsibility for the racial profiling that happened under his watch.
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A mayor is 11 times more likely than an ordinary citizen to be a murder victim, says David Shirk of the University of San Diego in California.
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"(Lottery revenue) enables members of state legislatures to shirk the tough responsibilities of actually governing their state and asking citizens to pay their fair share," Pierce said.
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The popular image of a Chapter 218 bankruptcy might be a large company like Enron failing, or maybe some lazy drifter trying to shirk their financial responsibilities.
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The withdrawal will not likely doom the international climate deal, but the absence of the U.S. may weaken it and encourage other countries to shirk their commitments.
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Trump has shown that a president can shirk basic duties, remain ignorant of basic policy, pursue his personal financial interests, and still be defended by his party.
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The city does not shirk its obligation in a budget that provides over $1 billion annually for homeless services, making the federal cuts all the more indefensible.
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In a debate playing out through online op-eds, critics say insurers are trying to "shirk their responsibility" to pay for pricier drugs that are more effective.
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Perhaps this reflects the physical toll of pregnancy, the difficulties of a complicated birth, the extra task of nursing or simply an unwillingness to shirk parenting duties.
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David Shirk, Professor of International Relations at the University of San Diego, who studies Mexican criminal justice, believes major cartels were beginning to fight for the capital.
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Susan Shirk, chair of the 21st Century China Center at UC San Diego, said a bipartisan consensus had hardened in Washington against Beijing over the past year.
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The Fed has for too long given the president and Congress cover, allowing them to shirk their obligations to put in place fiscal policies that generate growth.
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Johnson didn't shirk his work, combining a 50 hour week with six-to-10 hour nightly sessions that saw him roaming the city until 4 or 5 a.m.
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"These efforts to shirk U.S. tax obligations leave American taxpayers holding the bag while corporations juice more revenues and profits," said Hillary Clinton, a Democratic candidate for president.
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Instead, it's all going down in Ghana, where Prime Minister Nkrumah has decided to shirk the monarchy in favor of the Russians, striving towards a more socialist Africa.
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"Everything that Civilization players have loved in Civilization V, we're bringing forward, in addition to putting on the new gameplay from Civilization VI," says lead producer Dennis Shirk.
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But the continued existence of the court's rule from decades past allows large, sophisticated online companies to shirk the tax collection responsibility that local stores face every day.
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But at an honor-starved moment when most of our politicians are quicker to shirk responsibility than to shoulder it, I cringe at his evasions, elisions and rationalizations.
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"Taking down this website enables Wells Fargo to escape full responsibility for its fraudulent actions and the Department to shirk its outstanding obligations to American workers," she wrote.
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That future is still a long way off, however, and Uber can't shirk its responsibility to its drivers today because of a technology that is many years away.
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But Republicans, skeptical of years of fiscal mismanagement, have opposed allowing the island to shirk some of its debt, and are instead exploring alternative ways to provide assistance.
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According to Mr Rouen, pay differences within firms may lead to feelings of resentment among lower-level employees, which may in turn cause some to shirk or to leave.
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We often talk about the ways masculine ideals may lead folks to shirk their emotional responsibilities to others, and how we can replicate past trauma in our new relationships.
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Though they didn't explicitly say it, we can infer Mercedes doesn't want a driver to be lulled into a false sense of security and thereby shirk their driving responsibilities.
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Susan Collins could announce a run for Maine governor this week, and could therefore shirk at voting for a bill branded as huge giveaway to the rich by Democrats.
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It will be presented by Trinity Wall Street, whose music program has rebounded in recent years, and which has increasingly taken on ambitious projects that mainstream organizations might shirk.
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It can let local governments shirk responsibility for their residents' mobility needs, letting a corporation do the planning, and push the bulk of the cost of transportation onto citizens.
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"I mean, who is going to punish him internationally now?" asked Susan L. Shirk, the chairwoman of the 21st Century China Program at the University of California, San Diego.
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The act of praying to saints and worshiping at their tombs is an example of what extremists refer to as "shirk," or polytheism, according to Brill's Encyclopedia of Islam.
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"If my supposition that this is actually a more professional negotiation, a more serious one, is correct, then it's not surprising it would need more time," Ms. Shirk said.
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" She added that "despite these impacts, we cannot shirk our responsibility to the American people to do everything possible to secure our country while also upholding our humanitarian values.
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Mr. Shirk, also 29, works in New York as a solutions consultant for Pegasystems, a software company focused on customer engagement and digital process automation based in Cambridge, Mass.
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When gender-neutral emoji started rolling out, LGBTQ community members quickly praised them for giving them options for emoji that look more like them and shirk traditionally gendered characteristics.
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"Taking down this website enables Wells Fargo to escape full responsibility for its fraudulent actions and the department to shirk its outstanding obligations to American workers," Ms. Warren wrote.
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Instead of getting a job upon graduation, however, he decided to shirk social norms and forsake the rat race for the journey of a lifetime in the Alaskan wilderness.
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Blumenthal excoriating Amazon's delivery system as a "callous attempt to shirk its responsibilities and evade accountability," Dave Clark, senior vice president of Amazon, vociferously defended the $900 billion company.
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" It can be summed up with one sentence: "[P]eople ... say Kushner can be a shrewd self promoter, knowing how to take credit — and shirk blame — whenever it suits him.
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A team of Jefferies analysts suggested in a report last month that foreign shareholders — who, by their calculation, hold more than 80 percent of Nissan's stock — also cannot shirk responsibility.
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Facebook has been aggressively rolling out algorithm changes to the News Feed in the last few months, likely hoping to shirk the image that it's an enabler of false news.
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"With more walled-off sections of the border, we've seen drug trafficking organizations literally go underground or offshore," University of San Diego associate professor David Shirk told CBS San Francisco.
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While they speak passionately about the need to raise salaries for women and reduce domestic violence, some shirk from a term that is still controversial in segments of Chinese society.
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I can't shirk my duty to the man in front of me just because there might be another person on the next block, and two on the block after that.
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Medical tests were inconclusive, leading military doctors and commanders to suspect depression, post-traumatic stress disorder or, worse, "malingering" — the medical term for soldiers who feign sickness to shirk duty.
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"We think the rule has the most potential impact on the broker-dealers and the insurance companies that rely on commission revenues," said Kenton Shirk, an associate director at Cerulli Associates.
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"I think there are workarounds, but this public chicken game between President Trump and President Xi is very, very difficult for President Xi to work his way out of," said Shirk.
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And the Stanford proposals don't shirk from calling on legislators to demand that these companies do more to protect their platforms from being used and abused by foreign governments or individuals.
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" He added, "Those who collect the enormous profits that flow from offering real estate securities in New York will not be allowed to shirk their obligations to purchasers and the public.
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But he doesn't merely look on angrily the way he does when he gets bullied in school, or shirk his responsibilities the same way he's inclined to blow off band practice.
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It enabled Trump to shirk the much more serious charge that the Russians had compromised Flynn as Acting Attorney General Sally Yates had warned the White House counsel 18 days before.
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In 2008, the same year Angela Corey first ran for office, a 35-year-old Republican who had never tried a homicide case, Matt Shirk, announced his candidacy for public defender.
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"Even the amount of consolidation of power so far may have raised hackles," said Susan Shirk, the chairwoman of the 21st Century China Program at the University of California, San Diego.
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"They keep finding tunnels, they keep getting bigger and longer and more sophisticated," said David A. Shirk, associate professor of political science and international relations at the University of San Diego.
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Even when there's a flurry of instruments playing at once, they usual shirk drama in favor of delicate ornamentation, taking pleasure in a moment, finding the beauty in each swirling note.
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But as long as our elected representatives shirk their responsibility in this area, the Supreme Court should adopt a common-sense approach that market participants can understand and juries can apply.
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Either we suffer because we believe we have traded off our time with children in favor of our careers or that we shirk our work responsibilities in favor of family time.
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I'm well aware that my theory is a strategy, that in my attempt to shirk time and prevent death from robbing me of my loved ones, I am merely deceiving myself.
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"We've made this mistake once before, during the Cold War," Susan Shirk, the chair of the 103st Century China Center at the University of California at San Diego, told Ms. Swanson.
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The shoot-outs in Culiacán were a gut-punch to an already delicate situation, said David Shirk, a professor at the University of San Diego who studies cartel violence in Mexico.
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Corbyn seemed to shirk a lot of Brexit issues, glossing over his party's plan to negotiate a new deal with the EU in favor of criticizing the country's current Conservative rule.
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"This over-concentration of authority can really get you in trouble," Susan L. Shirk, a former State Department deputy assistant secretary for China policy, said in an interview before the parade.
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"I will never shirk my responsibility for the sudden ending of my time here, but I have to say more because this is bigger than me," Ms. Hill said in her speech.
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Labor Secretary Alex Acosta spoke with the press on Wednesday and did his best to shirk responsibility for letting financier Jeffrey Epstein off easy in a sex trafficking case involving underage girls.
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The hearing is discussing whether requiring conscientious objectors to serve 36 months of alternative service is punitive or is needed to deter potential abuse of conscientious objection to shirk mandatory military service.
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Framebridge is relatively affordable, but decor is one of the luxuries plenty of college students shirk to save elsewhere — even though it can make their home a much more inviting, happy place.
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"At an honor-starved moment when most of our politicians are quicker to shirk responsibility than to shoulder it, I cringe at his evasions, elisions and rationalizations," writes my colleague Frank Bruni.
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"Ironically, the Chinese leadership's keen efforts to push for accountability from bureaucrats and promise stiffer punishment for those who shirk responsibilities have contributed to their propensity to cover up disasters," Wang said.
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That's why we have regulations - to stop things like that from happening, to set fair rules of behavior, and to ensure that no one can shirk their responsibility for breaking the rules.
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Resignations and non-endorsements by GOP leaders and Republican women voters staying home or crossing the aisle are the tough love required to shirk the toxicity of the Party's worst moral offenders.
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There's also nothing new about a "gig economy" service like Uber: Long before anybody knew what an app was, employers were moving to classifying their workers as independent contractors to shirk their responsibilities.
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A-list actors pledging to be in one woman-directed feature is nothing to shirk at, especially considering one or two films may be all they have time to shoot in 18 months.
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"As I have said throughout my campaign, these efforts to shirk U.S. tax obligations leave American taxpayers holding the bag while corporations juice more revenues and profits," the former Secretary of State said.
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Ms. Abrams refused to shirk from condemnation of racism and condemned the ways in which honoring racist imagery like the Confederate monument at Georgia's Stone Mountain monument — called out by name in Rev.
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However it started, the debacle made clear that the government is unwilling to pay much of a cost to arrest high-level drug traffickers, says David Shirk of the University of San Diego.
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The "e-girl," popularized by teens in 2019, has become a term for the modern-day scene teens who sport a grungy vibe, love video games, and shirk the mainstream, manicured Instagram aesthetic.
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But the Pope did not shirk the weight of his moral duty to speak out on behalf of the innocent in Yemen, of immigrant workers without citizenship, of religious minorities without full freedoms.
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Determined to enhance her fitness but unwilling to shirk her maternal duties, Ms. Jaffe struck a compromise: She would try running, though she would never stray more than two city blocks from home.
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"Chinese actions are becoming increasingly out of line with international laws and global norms," said Susan Shirk, an American signatory who served as deputy assistant secretary of state for China and the region.
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" Ms. Shirk said the group agreed that it was "good to get tougher with China and call out the Chinese policies that are not keeping with global norms and detrimental to U.S. values.
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When politicians shirk the state's responsibility to make pension payments it hurts the fund immediately and in the long-run: the money that should be in the system gaining investment returns is not there.
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E-girls and e-boys are the newest community emerging from the ever-online Gen Z: Teens who shirk the mainstream, manicured Instagram aesthetic for a grungy vibe and a love of video games.
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Matt Shirk, who is far behind in the polls, also has a strong opponent backed by local lawyers: Charles Cofer, a former county judge who worked in the public defender's office in the 1980s.
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In the lengthy interview with the paper, Ivanka makes an attempt to clarify her position and defend what many have viewed as a shirk of her responsibilities as White House adviser and first daughter.
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Shepherded by Steve Albini, master of the minimal, they shirk the gothic architecture of their best known works in favor of four-long instrumentals that creep and roll like fog through a mountain clearing.
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Susan L. Shirk, the chair of the 21st Century China Center at the University of California, San Diego, said she worried about the "nasty, unseemly, self-defeating" tit-for-tat between the two countries.
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"The Peña Nieto administration seriously underestimated, or misunderstood, the nature of the problem that Mexico was experiencing," said David Shirk, a professor at the University of San Diego who has studied the drug war.
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But the machinist's mate, who also requested that his name not be used, said sailors were reluctant to ask for help because they did not want to be seen as trying to shirk duty.
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During that interim period, Republicans promise that they will craft and pass their Obamacare replacement — with the looming catastrophe of repeal acting as a forcing mechanism to make sure they don't shirk their task.
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Despite being pressed for a straightforward response by a half-dozen lawmakers over the past year, the agency's Republican chairman, like a malingering chicken, always finds a way to dodge the questions and shirk accountability.
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Cerulli 's Shirk said that surveys suggest only 2.5 percent of advisors plan to retire in the next three years, but the figure could jump to 14.2 percent in the next five to 10 years.
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Roche, for his part, denounced protectionism: He described it as a way for governments to shirk their duty and responsibility to ensure the constant upgrading of their labor force in the face of advancing technology.
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No lie or falsehood or hoax is more consequential than Facebook's belief that it is not a media company, and thus can shirk the responsibilities of one—beginning with a basic fidelity to the truth.
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"We know that expectations are going to be high for it, so we felt that it was important to make sure that this game was going to be accessible to [Civilization V] players," says Shirk.
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Back then, there was a concern that the availability of federal funds would cause states to "warehouse people further and shirk any responsibility to provide the least coercive possible treatment in the community," Glickman said.
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If Facebook really wants to show it cares about the people subject to the power of its platform then it needs to stop trying to engineer around the one thing it can't shirk: editorial responsibility.
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And so, like many others who have received the same practical advice, I have taken to singing "Happy Birthday to You" twice to hit that time target and make sure I don't shirk that responsibility.
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Such a tax, Sarkozy said, is only fair if United States — and U.S. companies — shirk their duty to do something about climate change, leaving other countries and companies to deal with our collective climate mess.
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Beauty vlogger Nicole Guerriero has gone full-blown Little Mermaid with her latest hair change, and it's only adding to our desire to shirk all our responsibilities and live in a la la land full-time.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey is ready to retaliate if it faces a threat from the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia and will not shirk from launching a military campaign if need be, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday.
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"This is the kind of official corruption that smuggling networks of all kinds, whether it involves people or drugs, really look for," said David Shirk, an associate political science professor at the University of San Diego.
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The issue of debt in the euro area is particularly in focus for Italy, where two populist parties leading a new coalition government — the Five Star Movement (M5S) and Lega — threaten to shirk EU fiscal rules.
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Sebastian Coe, head of the International Association of Athletics Federations, said earlier that the organisation would not shirk from its duty to ban Kenya from the Olympics if the country was declared non-compliant by WADA.
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"While Putin wants to be a spoiler, Xi wants to be respected as a global leader," said Ms. Shirk, who is now director of the 21st Century China Center at the University of California, San Diego.
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Clinton has throughout her campaign criticized attempts made by coal companies to "shirk" the responsibility to pay healthcare benefits for retirees during bankruptcy proceedings, saying the country owes them gratitude for fueling decades of economic success.
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"The president has tried to shirk responsibility for this, but let's be clear, it is his hand on the knife in these people's backs," said Washington Governor Jay Inslee at a press conference announcing the suit.
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The sprawling concept album, once threatened by the song-centric demands of the MP3 era, has lately reëmerged as a status symbol for pop stars who can afford to shirk the demands of old-fashioned hitmaking.
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Clothing retailers also can shirk responsibility through the nature of their production cycles: They often rely on middleman factories (both overseas and domestic) to produce clothes, which allows them to conveniently distance their brand from wrongdoing.
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"(China has) got a lot of problems, but today is the day that they want to show an image of great confidence, pride, and strength," professor at University of California San Diego, Susan Shirk, said Tuesday.
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The North American Meat Association has said it wants lab-grown meat to be referred to as meat to ensure that new products are not able to shirk any of the regulations applied to traditional meat.
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The subjects appeal to a supernatural force beyond themselves, which seems to me to shirk responsibility for constructing a political and social reality in which black men are not prima facie assumed to be the phobic object.
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"The door is now open for Congress to fix our own corporate tax code, which has allowed the biggest multinationals to shirk their obligations for decades," Warren wrote in an op-ed in The New York Times.
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But he did not shirk on the stage management Tuesday, as he shepherded Garland into the spring-filled beauty of the White House Rose Garden, the venue for many symbolic and ceremonial presidential moments over the decades.
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As he argued in a Labour Day op-ed in the Sacramento Bee, firms must no longer be allowed to "shirk responsibility" and should cough up for things like medical benefits, unemployment insurance and paid sick days.
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But while the violence in 2010 was attributed to warring criminal organizations, it's not clear-cut what's driving the violence now, said David Shirk, director of the Justice in Mexico Project at the University of San Diego.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France accused the Syrian government on Wednesday of obstructing U.N.-led peace talks with its refusal to return to Geneva and called on Russia not to shirk its responsibilities to get Damascus to the negotiating table.
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After a hundred hours of giving expensive gifts to every woman in town, I was happy to finally shirk the exhausting "out every night" grind of singledom, for a quiet life at home with my wife and dog.
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While the Home Office's move was hailed by many, it has also faced criticism as a potentially illegal decision that sought to shirk the British government's obligations to administer justice — and potentially attempt to rehabilitate — its own extremists.
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" The doctors also criticized the Goldwater Rule for leading psychiatrists to shirk their civic duties, saying, "This silence has resulted in a failure to lend our expertise to worried journalists and members of Congress at this critical time.
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Like President Trump's executive orders relating to refugees and migrants, it sends the wrong signal to the world—both to those countries hosting the overwhelming majority of the world's refugees, and to those inclined to shirk their responsibilities.
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"At first, probably quite modest retaliation, but if the Trump administration continues in this direction without trying to find some mutually beneficial solution to all the complexities in our economic relationship, things will escalate for sure," Shirk added.
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A crackdown by some of the world's tech giants, which all have millions of users, might mean fewer people are exposed to anti-vax information, and maybe fewer parents will decide to shirk lifesaving shots for their kids.
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If the U.S. — the world's second-largest emitter, responsible for 18 percent of global greenhouse gases — pulls out of the agreement, it could tank the historic deal, making it politically acceptable for other countries to shirk their commitments.
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By setting the bar so high, anything less than perfect execution stands to be a huge disappointment — and brands can't afford to shirk responsibility for the customer experience by adding a "beta" label, regardless of the technology behind it.
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The film draws its suspense — and its dark cynicism — from Kane's attempts to galvanize members of his community to take a stand against lawlessness and violence, as they shirk, flee from, or shrug off the crusade one by one.
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It also comes at a time when the current administration is doing everything to refute the mounting evidence coming from inside its own agencies and shirk its national and international commitments to mitigating the effects of global climate change.
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But that could change if they shirk efforts to cut emissions in a manner consistent with keeping the world less than 2°C warmer than it was in pre-industrial times (as agreed at UN climate talks last year).
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By unilaterally declaring that after three years he can no longer exercise his constitutional responsibility, they shirk their own — invoking an ad hoc principle that they draw not from the Constitution, but from their own desire for electoral gain.
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"The epidemic is a lost opportunity for China to rebuild some good will with America and other countries," Susan L. Shirk, chairwoman of the 21st Century China Center at the University of California, San Diego, wrote in an email.
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Which tells us one very important fact about Mattis: He didn't shirk his duty to inform the American people because he's genuinely camera shy, but rather because he was scared of accidentally pissing off his cable news-obsessed boss.
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Speaking at an annual gathering of about 200 foreign and French ambassadors, Hollande outlined his foreign policy objectives for the year, saying France would not shirk its responsibilities in fighting militancy after two deadly attacks marked his country last year.
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She said it is typically easier to show that a company was in breach of its obligations than to show that individuals were liable for their actions, and some exploitative bosses may use that to their advantage and shirk personal responsibility.
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"Really anything could be fair game, and I would be extremely surprised if there were no retaliation," said Shirk, who is now the 21st Century China Center chair at the University of California San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy.
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Of requests for beards made so far, 42 percent have been granted on grounds of piety while other applicants were rejected for trying to "hitch a ride" and shirk shaving, chief military spokesman Brigadier-General Motti Almoz told Army Radio.
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Bergdahl stands charged with one count of desertion with intent to shirk important or hazardous duty, aka Article 85, and one count of misbehavior before the enemy by endangering the safety of a command, unit or place, aka Article 99.
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Unlike much of China, it didn't shirk the hard decisions, opting early to cut overcapacity in its steel industry and investing heavily to move up the value-chain from lower-end manufacturing to electronics, biomedical products and high-tech equipment.
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He doesn't shirk from depicting the rage and violence that brought down Weimar democracy, but he also shows the heroism and joy that came from standing against the rise of fascism, from people trying to live decently, freely and creatively.
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"Australia is a textbook case of how not to treat boat arrivals, by sending them offshore to endure abysmal conditions for years and trying to shirk its international responsibilities onto less-developed countries," said Elaine Pearson, Human Rights Watch's Australia director.
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"Certainly, the United States has gotten China's attention with these threats," said Susan Shirk, a former diplomat and the chairwoman of the 21st Century China Center at the School of Global Policy and Strategy at the University of California, San Diego.
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If the leader of the African National Congress, his relatives and his influential associates could dodge their tax duties, the rest of the country might shirk them, too, hollowing out the government's ability to function at the most basic level.
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In his experience, there are two types of parents: the ones who aren't aware of the terms of service that prohibit minors from riding and the ones who feel entitled to shirk the rules since they're paying for the service.
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"The aim of my resignation is not to shirk the responsibility I took on myself before you, but on the contrary to take the velvet revolution to the end through early elections and fully return power to the people," he said on Tuesday.
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Yet if the takeover means that the workers tending the presses see smaller rewards for their efforts, and their managers cannot keep tabs on them, they might shirk the extra sorts of work that keep the presses running as productively as possible.
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But when confronted with studies that may negatively impact sales, some drug and device companies shirk their responsibility of keeping patients informed of all recalls or previously undisclosed risks, which is how Allergan reacted to the link between breast implants and BIA-ALCL.
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"The US is committed to tax fairness and we want to insure that the kinds of agreements you reach with other countries are not manipulated to allow certain companies to shirk their responsibilities," Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, said Monday night.
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The new film has, for the most part, managed to shirk much of its inspiration's exoticism and cultural inaccuracies, but despite Ritchie's clear efforts to deliver a more respectful version of Aladdin, it may not be enough to satisfy many of its detractors.
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With the exception of Louis C.K. who goes out of his way to say "these stories are true," the letters are mostly defensive, and work to shirk responsibility while rebutting the statements of victims — who in many cases have stayed silent for decades.
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Castro said ahead of his run that he hopes to provide a "positive example" to young Latinos with his run but won't solely focus on courting voters in heavily Latino states and shirk visiting states like Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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But in contrast to Mr. Trump's rhetoric today, they tended to cast their efforts in patriotic terms; Eisenhower insisted that he merely wanted to show that the federal government "did not shirk its duty" when it came to questions about the electoral process.
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Pediatricians are still a long way from claiming the parents who shirk their duties by sticking iPads in front of their kids' faces have the right idea, but now they're at last admitting that a little bit of "screen time" should be fine.
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If a person were to shirk all the duties of their job the first thing that pops into the Belichick's mind is that they must be just sitting around cramming Refreshing Watermelon and Lemon Sherbet with Rich Chocolate Chip Seeds into their faces.
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"These people are among the most sophisticated in how the U.S. works and are some of the strongest advocates of good relations with the United States," said Susan Shirk, chair of the 21st Century China Center at the University of California San Diego.
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Back in the early 1990s, Chinese officials insisted they were just a developing country to foreign officials who talked about a "China threat theory," according to Susan L. Shirk, chair of the 21st Century China Center at the University of California, San Diego.
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"The church can play a pretty significant role in combating organized crime in Mexico, as it did in Italy, by stigmatizing those who enter into the drug trade and especially those who resort to violence," said David Shirk, a University of San Diego professor.
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In a striking reversal of the two countries' recent positions, Liu Zhenmin, China's vice-foreign minister, coaxingly invited America not to shirk its environmental responsibilities; the UN's early climate negotiations, he noted, had been supported by two Republican presidents, Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush.
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"Every tech in the game has these boosts, so that the way that you play, the things that you do in the world actually help you go down certain paths in the tech tree, which to us felt a lot more interesting," says Shirk.
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Homecoming pulls no punches and doesn't let Angle shirk from the obvious: he was a remarkable wrestler as an amateur (he won an Olympic gold medal in 1996 with a legitimately broken neck), a remarkable pro wrestler, and then he was a drug addict.
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As we were unsupervised for a while, my coworker and I decided to open some of the product boxes and shirk all our other duties to spend the entire morning running around our area in the park having a knockdown, drag-out water gun war.
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With over 1,8003 stores in the United States and Canada and another 168 overseas, mostly located in shopping malls, it came as a surprise to Cramer that Children's Place managed to shirk the "death of the mall" commentary that plagued retail for much of 2017.
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"To have Trump doing it so publicly is obviously very, very difficult for Xi Jinping," said Susan L. Shirk, a professor at the University of California, San Diego, who worked as a deputy assistant secretary of state responsible for China under President Bill Clinton.
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With over 1,000 stores in the United States and Canada and another 168 overseas, mostly located in shopping malls, it came as a surprise to Cramer that Children's Place managed to shirk the "death of the mall" commentary that plagued retail for much of 2017.
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HONG KONG, Nov 4 (Reuters) - British banker Rurik Jutting needed the boost of cocaine to rape, torture and kill two Indonesian women in his luxury Hong Kong apartment and cannot shirk responsibility for their murder, prosecutors told a court on Friday in closing arguments.
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We cannot allow GSA to solely focus on campaigning for the rebuilding of the Mack, as this then permits the institution to shirk its responsibility on spending time and resources to overhaul structural and academic issues that have an unequivocal and direct impact on students.
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I was not going to shirk my passion for my husband, or our obsession with ice cream, or any of the quirks we had come to call our own simply because I no longer (and never really had) fit in with my friends, family and society.
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For most of his address, Xi struck a populist tone, saying he was above all concerned about the living conditions of the people and vowed that improving employment, education, housing and health care would be a responsibility that his ruling Communist Party would never shirk from.
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"We owe it to the brave Americans of the intelligence community not to shirk our responsibility when unauthorized disclosures to the media expose controversial intelligence activities, or when Edward Snowden from the comfort of his Moscow safe house misleads the America people about intelligence activities," he said.
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If American politicians continue to shirk their moral responsibility to help stop this horrific war, and only react to incidents of terrorism on home soil as if they are somehow isolated from the larger context of this global conflict, the American peoples' interests are not being served.
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In a question-and-answer with the Islamic State's magazine Rumiyah, the emir of the group's religious police in the area said: "Our main focus, however, is to wage war against the manifestations of shirk and bid'ah, including Sufism," using the word bid'ah to describe heresy.
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That was "a pretty gutsy thing to say at a time when support for the system is likely at an all-time low because it failed to protect people's lives," Susan L. Shirk, chairwoman of the 21st Century China Center at the University of California, San Diego.
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"Taking down this website enables Wells Fargo to escape full responsibility for its fraudulent actions and the department to shirk its outstanding obligations to American workers," wrote Warren, who is a member of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, which oversees the Labor Department.
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In the complaint filed in the US District Court for the District of Maryland on Tuesday, the groups argue that the agency's decision to delay the deadline was made without a public comment period, and allows the agency to shirk oversight actions required by the 2009 Tobacco Control Act.
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READ: Trump and Jeffrey Epstein once hosted a party for "28 girls" at Mar-a-Lago Labor Secretary Alex Acosta spoke with the press on Wednesday and did his best to shirk responsibility for letting financier Jeffrey Epstein off easy in a sex trafficking case involving underage girls.
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Susan Shirk, chairwoman of the 21st Century China Center at the School of Global Policy and Strategy at the University of California, San Diego, said it would take negotiators time to test which of the objectives the Chinese were able to give ground on, and which they were not.
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Litigants walk onto the show's courtroom set, and into a strict list of Sheindlin guidelines: The bad guys are people scamming government programs, con artists preying on hard-working parents, parents who coddle their kids, young adults who act like children, and men who shirk their obligations to family.
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The night, which honors the reporters who cover politics in the White House Correspondents' Association's West Wing press room, allows the president to finally shirk business and get downright goofy during a speech delivered in front of a star-studded audience (this year's guests include Kendall Jenner and Will Smith).
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It's produced in large part by his mainstays London on da Track and Wheezy; it skews bright and glossy, where most songs––the Jaden Smith duet "Sin" being a notable exception––shirk both the mean, maximalist trap Thug sometimes trafficked in before and the weirder, more minimal strains (see: Barter 6).
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Now Lamar is attempting to shirk its debt obligations by filing suit and asking to be forgiven of the debt if freely approved, putting in jeopardy its ability to borrow for future projects as potential investors observe a history of fiscal mismanagement and attempting to evade paying for that mismanagement.
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He owns the entire policy process," Susan Shirk, the head of the 21st Century China Center at the University of California, San Diego, wrote in a forthcoming paper about politics under Mr. Xi. "And Chinese domestic and foreign policy is only as restrained or aggressive as he wants it to be.
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"National Day parades and celebrations are carefully designed to communicate the self-image the regime wants Chinese people and the world to see," said Susan L. Shirk, an expert on China at the University of California, San Diego, who was in the bleachers on Tiananmen Square during the 35th anniversary.
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The director Gianfranco Rosi doesn't shirk from the horror and pain in this Oscar-nominated documentary, which follows members of the Italian coast guard as they race to save thousands of immigrants at risk of dying off Lampedusa, a remote island that has become a major entry point for refugees.
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"The Pai FCC wanted to shirk its statutory duty to investigate and help resolve informal complaints, shrugging its shoulders instead, and telling consumers who weren't satisfied with the initial response to fork over a filing fee and head into a formal procedure rather than relying on FCC mediation and investigation," Wood tells Motherboard.
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"This is an important time to see whether Xi is a rigid ideologue like Mao or the pragmatist that previous Chinese leaders like Deng, Jiang and Hu were," said Susan L. Shirk, the chairwoman of the 21st Century China Program at the University of California, San Diego, referring to Mr. Xi's predecessors.
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"If Xi goes for broke and breaks precedent by not preparing for an orderly and peaceful succession, he is putting a target on his back and risking a backlash from other ambitious politicians," said Susan L. Shirk, the chairwoman of the 21st Century China Center at the University of California, San Diego.
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"When Liu He, the senior economic adviser to President Xi Jinping, came to the United States, he asked the Trump administration to do two things — one, negotiate with them and two, tell them what the United States actually wants, " Susan Shirk, former deputy assistant secretary of state during the Clinton administration, told CNBC.
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Do we reconsider and update landmark laws such as the Communications Decency Act and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which have helped enable the meteoric growth of social media companies, but which also allow them to throw up their hands and shirk responsibility when people do bad things at astonishing scale on their platforms?
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"Hundreds of thousands of students were defrauded and cheated by predatory colleges that broke the law, but today's report confirms Secretary DeVos tried to shirk her responsibility to these students and shut down the borrower-defense program, leaving them with nowhere to turn," said Senator Patty Murray, the senior Democrat on the Education Committee.
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Experts told CNBC that Beijing's response could end up combining several ways to hurt the U.S. "I expect that China will retaliate and they will do it in as commensurate a way as they can, and that will include not just imports," said Susan Shirk, former deputy assistant secretary of state during the Clinton administration.
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"It's too soon to see if this type of criticism could constrain the leadership, but it is interesting that there has been some recalibration of the foreign policy rhetoric," said Susan Shirk, the chairwoman of the 21st Century China Center at the University of California, San Diego, and a former deputy assistant secretary of state.
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"The tag line 'silence speaks volumes' is a good one to capture the logic of the likely Chinese response," said Susan Shirk, who was a deputy assistant secretary of state responsible for China during the Clinton administration and is now chair of the 21st Century China Center at the University of California San Diego.
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"Deng Xiaoping was the architect of China's pragmatic foreign policy, but Qian Qichen was the diplomat who carried it out," said Susan L. Shirk, who worked with Mr. Qian when she was a deputy assistant secretary of state under President Bill Clinton and is now a professor at the University of California, San Diego.
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But because of circumstances like Hillary Clinton winning the popular vote and unprecedented acts like the United States' declaration that Russia, by way of cyberwarfare, tried to tilt the election in Trump's favor, there has been an ongoing debate, conversation, and plea for electors to shirk years of duty and tradition and vote for someone else.
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At an event at the State Department convened to discuss how to improve human rights at large international sports events, she called on entities like the International Olympic Committee and FIFA, soccer's world governing body, to ensure that their events are safe and open to everyone, without discrimination, and said it was a responsibility they can't continue to shirk.
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Susan Shirk, the chair of the 21st Century China Center at the University of California at San Diego, said the United States is at risk of being gripped by "an anti-Chinese version of the Red Scare" that is driving Chinese talent away and could rupture what little good will is left between the two countries.
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"The majesty of representative government," in the words of the editorial, demands that we not shirk our patriotic duty to uphold and to defend the Constitution from the corrupting encroachments that subvert our democracy and, if unchecked, set a course toward the authoritarian rule of unaccountable men who presume to govern as if by divine right.
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For those currently growing up in a rapidly changing world of increased globalization and instantaneous sharing by means of social media, young people are battling not only with the search to find their place in a larger society, but also within the dynamics of their family if they choose to shirk tradition in one way or another.
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"But the Trump administration opted instead to punish China in a way that is going to be damaging not just to China but to the United States consumer and to many of our other friends like Canada who are our trading partners, " said Shirk, who was involved in U.S. policy toward China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Mongolia.
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The dancers often shirk classical dance tunes and use some of music's latest hits when they perform signature Hiplet moves like the "twist in and out," the moonwalk, the "Hiplet strut," the zippy and the Vivian — an apparent nod to the famous Fresh Prince of Bel-Air episode in which Aunt Vivian shows a group of dancers how it's done.
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Trying to shirk the "trip-hop" tag he and his friends in the Bristol music collective the Wild Bunch were begrudgingly saddled with, Tricky used 1996 to delve even deeper into his roots in post-punk and underground East Coast hip-hop to put together a pair of albums that truly cemented his formative role in the collaborative interplay between American and British hip-hop.
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Some shirk pleasant smells for the foul (Bruno Fazzolari and Antonio Gardoni's Cadavre Exquis, which smells like rigor mortis), others aim to unsettle (Aftelier's Memento Mori, named after the Victorian jewelry designed to "remind the viewer [or wearer] of their mortality and the shortness of human life"), and a select few seek to provoke (Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab's Phobia series, with each scent inspired by a fear).
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"It should cause us to be somewhat self-critical and make sure that we don't just say 'this guy is a Philippine Donald Trump,' but actually do a little self-examination to make sure that there aren't ways that we handle our alliances that couldn't be improved," said Susan Shirk, chairwoman of the 21st Century China Center at the University of California, San Diego.
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The internet used to be seen as a democratizing force, but it has given undue credence to heinous systems of thought and to total idiots like the monster bros of YouTube who egg their followers into coordinated harassment campaigns and shirk responsibility for any fallout, or the teenagers who upload a joke between friends and enjoy a few perks — free sneakers, 10 minutes with Ellen DeGeneres — and then become the victims of a swatting hoax for no apparent reason.
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Just as the assassination of an Austrian noble in Sarajevo touched off World War I in the early twentieth century, it's likely that future historians will look back at the bleak landscape of resource rivalry and mass climate migration in the twenty-second century, and marvel at how long, and how extensively, world leaders were briefed on the specter of climate chaos, only to shirk their basic responsibilities to provide and govern for posterity over an entire political generation.
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All I can do is offer my prayers and take some comfort in knowing that whatever more we learn about this tragedy, whatever wounds must yet heal, the Navy will not let this "cruel scene" diminish from our eyes without first holding itself and its people to account -- that it will not permit disintegration into chaos and that it will not shirk from its duty to preserve the trust and confidence placed in it by our elected leaders and the American people.
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Facebook's self-proclaimed 'pivot to privacy' — when it announced earlier this year a plan to unify its separate messaging platforms onto a single e2e encrypted backend — has been widely interpreted as an attempt to make it harder for antitrust regulators to break up its business empire, as well as a strategy to shirk responsibility for content moderation by shielding itself from much of the substance that flows across its platform while retaining access to richer cross-platform metadata so it can continue to target users with ads…
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Greene shares story after story of 4 Paws dogs, many of which were adopted from shelters, helping distraught parents track their autistic children; clambering gently among the tubes of an ailing child to comfort him; warning (often six to 18 hours in advance) of impending seizures and tantrums; warding off episodes of self-harm; and even, in the case of a dog named Ben, picking up a ringing telephone and barking into the receiver after his owner, the founder of 4 Paws, Karen Shirk, falls unconscious, thereby saving her life.
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There are three groups: the convinced impeachers, who have argued for getting rid of Mr Trump almost from day one; the House leadership, which believes that impeaching Mr Trump in the House and then seeing him acquitted in the Senate (where Republicans have a majority) would be a political own-goal; and the reluctant impeachers, who are willing to believe that impeachment is not in their narrow political interests but believe that to duck impeachment because it is politically inconvenient would be to shirk the role the founders gave to Congress.
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" In an interview with radio host John Catsimatidis in New York, Cohen said that it was clear that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE — like former President Obama — did not want to approve a plan to provide the new arms to Ukraine, but decided to do so in an attempt to shirk allegations that he has acted as a "Putin puppet.
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