I felt like I was submitting to chemical castration myself.
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He would not commit to submitting to an FBI investigation.
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Stopping a ludicrous billionaire means submitting to a loathsome senator.
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He told reporters that he was submitting to questioning voluntarily.
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"We will not accept submitting to (imperialist) tools ... meaning we do not accept submitting to the International Monetary Fund to manage the crisis," Hezbollah's al-Manar news outlet cited Sheikh Naim Qassem as saying.
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Saying I need my husband isn't me submitting to his power.
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Is he submitting to threats, or will he testify against Bryce?
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I stopped submitting to Getty when they stopped accepting analogue submissions.
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That's always been something that I've been wary of submitting to.
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Why give that up by submitting to "one country, two systems"?
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Submitting to Washington's pressure is no minor affair in Latin America.
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Submitting to Washington's diktat is no minor affair in Latin America.
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Submitting to Revolver Ocelot's torture decides whether Meryl will live or die.
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The principle however, of submitting to one's boss carries over to today.
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When you submit, you're basically submitting to everybody and everybody can see it.
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A looser free trade deal without submitting to EU rules would take longer.
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In eighth grade alone, kids spend over 25 hours submitting to these exams.
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Instead of wielding or submitting to power, they need to learn to relate.
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So we've been talking about stories, that's what people are submitting to you.
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When submitting to someone I trust, I'm able to let go of my anxieties.
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Surrender is acknowledging God's power, submitting to his will, and trusting in his goodness.
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Then other protesters were climbing over one by one and submitting to being cuffed.
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Accused of sexual assault, he needed to be seen as submitting to open questioning.
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"We will be submitting to the court for their consideration our recommendation," he said.
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They were submitting to be bearers of the dreadful news, but also its exorcisers.
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Especially when you're a wuss who has trouble submitting to a Pap smear, like me.
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"Starving myself meant resisting an endless longing and drinking meant submitting to it," she writes.
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"More of less" attests to his faith in submitting to art as a spontaneous process.
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The higher threshold encourages labs to reproduce their own work before submitting to a publication.
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Jeff Flake and Bob Corker ended their Senate careers rather than fully submitting to Trumpism.
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Iran remains no closer to submitting to nuclear restrictions beyond those in the 2015 accord.
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But earlier this month, Trump dodged when asked about submitting to an interview for Mueller.
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Steele also cooperated with Mueller's investigative team, voluntarily submitting to two interviews in September 2017.
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Information for submitting to the Old Glory Underwear Audit can be found on Meyer's website.
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The Caracazo responded to Venezuela submitting to an IMF plan in order to qualify for credit.
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To be clear, this is not about submitting to threats of violence from the far right.
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And he urged Americans to follow the lead of residents here by not submitting to fear.
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Like too many democracies around the world, ours included, it is submitting to growing authoritarian impulses.
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Ernie Chambers (I) ripped lawmakers in Nebraska as "spineless" and said they were submitting to Gov.
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Except, of course, you won't be able to ride the subway without submitting to a scan.
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RE39,198 and 8,586,610 by submitting to FDA an ANDA Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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They sit there for as long as a half-hour, submitting to inspections and customs procedures.
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Roosevelt had no interest in submitting to journalists who might grill him on issues such as these.
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They bludgeoned me into submitting to a lesser sentence rather than risk complete professional and personal destruction.
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But turning your shoulders to the mat in a wrestling match is essentially submitting to being pinned.
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There are many other reasons you might want to think twice about submitting to a DNA test.
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What does it say about our society if we fetishize helplessness and submitting to someone else's will?
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Submitting to the needs of the show becomes a performance that requires commitment, just like any other.
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That would mean aligning with regulations and submitting to the oversight of the European Court of Justice.
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Among other things, Dowd reportedly disagreed with Trump over potentially submitting to an interview with Mueller's team.
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EXCLUSIVE-INDIA PROBE FINDS 15-20 COMPANY EXECS INVOLVED IN DISCUSSING BEER PRICES BEFORE SUBMITTING TO STATES - SOURCES
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Until measures like these are met, travelers should be critical when submitting to facial recognition technology in airports.
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When I was working on Shitfaced, I spent about four months submitting to, and being rejected by, agents.
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Burning sage and submitting to a fetch is a basic technique you can do in a local park.
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This means submitting to the wills of husbands and doctors; selflessness and devotion are our most prized attributes.
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Explicitly or not, Matt Lauer used his power to intimidate women into submitting to his advances or keeping quiet.
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In another, Finn and Jake confronted a population of people willingly submitting to a Matrix-like virtual reality existence.
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Groups can certify they are opting out of the requirement by signing a form and submitting to the government.
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In this respect, Facebook is submitting to much greater limits on its power than those in any proposed regulations.
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If you're not thrilling to his vision and submitting to him, you're possibly guilty of treason — remember that rant?
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There's something so morose and menacing about that song, and the aura of just submitting to this ill fate.
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Insurance companies are taking deposits from the public, without submitting to the regulatory restrictions and operating costs of a bank.
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Soon, it may be hard for visa holders to board an international flight without submitting to a facial geometry scan.
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She has been largely absent from the presidential campaign but in January began submitting to a small number of interviews.
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Jennifer Lawrence isn't usually shy about telling the truth, but she sure seemed nervous while submitting to a playful polygraph.
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Whether "caving" means submitting to an inclination to run or to remain is unclear—either way, the experience is fearsome.
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If Assange loses the case, he will have to decide whether to follow through with submitting to arrest as promised.
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The process involves paying a fee to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and submitting to extensive screening.
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"How would you feel about submitting to a paternity test — I mean, submitting Ziggy to a paternity test," she says.
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And while hyperloops might still sound like a dreamy transportation idea, the contest winners weren't just submitting to a design exercise.
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Business competes by buying influence or submitting to extortion in Washington, rather than by offering better products and services to consumers.
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People absorb their values by submitting to communities and institutions and taking part in the conversations that take place within them.
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But critics are quick to accuse extension wearers of submitting to the pressures of a Eurocentric society and its beauty standards.
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If you're submitting to a small company or directly to a person via email, a PDF is the way to go.
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In our statement we warned the institution to back the exhibition dedicated to peace instead of submitting to fear and anxiety.
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The bottom line: Submitting to militarized oil blackmail by Iran is in no one's long-term interests, either economically or geopolitically.
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It was only in October 2016 that transgender men and women could change their legal gender without first submitting to surgical sterilization.
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Manafort had two passports, including one for submitting to foreign governments to receive visas while traveling on the other, his lawyers said.
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After decades of playing the dissident or submitting to censorship, writers have the chance to play lawmaker, cabinet member, and even president.
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When the forces of the SDF entered their neighborhood six weeks ago they surrendered, kneeling down and submitting to searches, she said.
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In costume and in tents, they barricaded roads and bridges at major city landmarks, with more than 1,20503 peacefully submitting to arrest.
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A longtime re-enactor of Custer's Last Stand alternates between tending to his sick wife and submitting to his Native American mistress.
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Alongside Dizzee, he proved it's possible to be critically and commercially successful without submitting to an audience expectation of American-sounding rap.
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But as Wendy learns from their former dominatrix Troy (Clara Wong), submitting to sexual power is Chuck's "arousal template," and it's unshakable.
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Iran promised to restrict its nuclear development plans while submitting to international inspections in exchange for relief from years of stifling sanctions.
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" Mr. Trump and those who agree with him generally reject saying "Happy Holidays" because they see it as submitting to "political correctness.
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Aaliyah soon became Kelly's protégé, submitting to his vision while he wrote songs for her about young women longing for older lovers.
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Zinke was tasked with submitting to the White House a report of recommendations for what to do with them within 120 days.
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The fundamental argument goes something like this: Are black efforts at self-improvement and self-criticism merely ways of submitting to white standards?
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Vulnerable prisoners across the US are being strongly incentivized—if not coerced, as McKibben was—into submitting to religious ideologies against their will.
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She had done everything right, the victims had soldiered through the investigation, submitting to the forensic exam, recounting the attack for the record.
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That didn't end so well, submitting to the armbar of Jacare within three minutes, but it signalled Camozzi's third stint in the promotion.
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It's a grating, dumb song, but it's also an ode to the power of biological imperatives, and the thrill of submitting to them.
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It has strengthened the belief that vulnerable institutions can be hounded into submitting to the irascible (and unappeasable) demands of social media mobs.
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By submitting to the pressures exerted by a minority in Israel, the Jewish state is alienating a large segment of the Jewish people.
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BRUSSELS — To the long list of concessions that European monarchs have made to modernity, Belgium is adding another: submitting to a paternity test.
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Instead of having to hand over some of its reserves, Horizon accepted some new, relatively minor requirements, including submitting to annual independent audits.
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Amazon executives felt they had been open to answering questions, submitting to two City Council hearings, with another planned for later this month.
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It's hard to imagine a lot of successful Valley founders submitting to the check and balance structure public companies are expected to abide.
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Some people really enjoy it as a form of power play, they either want to give to a person that's submitting to them or the person submitting to them wants to take it from their dominant as a sign of surrender of the ultimate sign of submission, taking someone inside of you and taking their waste or their fluids inside of you.
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It hurts my ego and turns my stomach to think about somebody submitting to sex with me that they don't want and won't enjoy.
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He's not hurting her in that moment, but it's still considered BDSM because he has power over her and she's submitting to his will.
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Signing up to treaties on trade, nuclear power or the environment involves submitting to regulations set jointly with foreigners, in return for greater gains.
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Even if they fantasize about submitting to women, there's this fear that you've given up something in the process of letting women fuck you.
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In fact, "it is a woman's responsibility to prove she is worthy of the privilege" of submitting to a man and bearing his children.
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"Submitting myself to the clichés of recovery was another way of submitting to its rituals—gathering in basements, holding hands in circles," Jamison writes.
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All of these musicians can play with ease and assurance, as if submitting to some ecstatic momentum, but they get there by different routes.
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The point of depicting opportunity as largesse is that only by submitting to a Sino-centric world can one secure such largesse for oneself.
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There's a freedom in there because submitting to someone means they are totally in control so you literally have no cares in the world.
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The actor underwent an impressive physical transformation for the role, gaining nearly 40 pounds, shaving his head, and submitting to hours of makeup and prosthetics.
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Which also meant working through holidays, submitting to regular drug testing, sacrificing the right to my own name/image/likeness, participating in mandatory marketing initiatives.
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Judging by Lindsay's glowing happiness when she announced her engagement, she had a positive experience submitting to the will of the Bachelorette match-making gods.
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The show masterfully contrasts the two scenes: In the first, Serena Joy, stands guard while Offred pulls up her skirt, submitting to yet another man.
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The Austin proposal has led to a different response: The two companies have stated that they will leave the city before submitting to these rules.
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"I'm submitting to you that the government didn't call Todd Howe because they know he's a liar," Mr. Williams, the lawyer for Mr. Gerardi, argued.
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Bieber tells us the alleged victim deleted the threatening post after Holston's arrest, but he has a copy of it which he's submitting to prosecutors.
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Submitting to his bladder at last, Less enters a white-tiled bathroom and sees, in the mirror, an old, balding Onkel in wrinkled, oversized clothes.
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Backstage, too, the actors were collecting and discarding props, making quick costume changes, at least one per person — and submitting to on-the-spot modifications.
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Given the president's view about the unfair mindset of Mueller's team, submitting to a voluntary interview would be tantamount to walking into the lion's den.
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One company, NuScale Power has developed a 40 MW light-water reactor that it's currently submitting to the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission for design certification.
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She was submitting to the tender scrutiny of Dr. Elizabeth Eckstrom, who scooted her stool so close that she was knee to knee with her patient.
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If they deal in euro-denominated trades, nothing seems to stop them from submitting to, say, direct oversight by the European Central Bank without leaving London.
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In all, it's a mix of a lot of machine learning and a little human curation judging the apps that developers are submitting to the store.
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"I already have all the tools I need," he said, citing the amicus brief he is submitting to the Supreme Court on behalf of gay rights.
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The talks culminated in the 2015 nuclear deal, which lifted sanctions on Iran in exchange for Tehran limiting its nuclear activity and submitting to international inspections.
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Since the story came out, former member Sarah Edmondson has been called stupid and blind for believing in Nxivm's personal development programs and submitting to mutilation.
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It was building needed and desired character—by submitting to this unpleasant routine I wanted little part of, and coming out the other end, I blossomed.
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By a rough estimate, half of the coronavirus-related questions readers have been submitting to her are about the logistics of new work-from-home policies.
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And as a saxophone soloist, Mr. Richardson went in every direction but the one you expected; he played arcing, bluesy, honeydew phrases without submitting to cliché.
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And it is only through submitting to what is right, even if at great cost, that the rest of one's life can be judged as respectable.
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Players and their agents, he noted, have a stake in submitting to an intrusive battery of tests, as it allows teams to negotiate contracts without inhibition.
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Fun fact about that debut puzzle: I was 18 when it was published, and had been submitting to Will for about a year and a half.
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However, she lost a second bout later in 2011—submitting to experienced Chinese (professional) fighter Jin Tang's triangle choke inside the first five minutes of their fight.
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Sagemiller recalled that he blocked the door and named other actors he'd had relations with, and said submitting to his advances would be good for her career.
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The fact that this would involve submitting to the rules and institutions he has built his political identity opposing was not lost on the president's European friends.
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The reason the Northerners keep crowing people King in the North (first Robb, then Jon) is because they're sick of submitting to other rulers from other regions.
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Here, most of the plot consists of Kenny, and later Hector (Jerome Flynn), a catfished john he joins up with, submitting to the orders of offscreen trolls.
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The fraud that I uncovered is data fraud, which is that they are manipulating the data they are submitting to regulators to show the drugs have bioequivalence.
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I don't know why anyone who suspects they will fail the background check would bother submitting to a bug bounty they are deliberately excluded from benefitting from.
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One strategy is to let migrants live in the community, while submitting to varying degrees of oversight, from wearing ankle bracelets to checking in regularly with caseworkers.
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CNN has reported that some of the President's friends and associates have warned him not to put himself in legal jeopardy by voluntarily submitting to an interview.
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When Lemley and Mathews were arrested, they smashed their cellphones and dumped them into the toilet before submitting to federal agents, Assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas Windom said.
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If we do plan it properly, submitting to my husband and handing over control helps relieves my daily stress, as well as the stress that my problems cause.
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On the Iowa campaign trail, Cruz makes a point of complimenting audience members on the excellence of their questions, pouring them coffee and submitting to their selfie requests.
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"I love to work hard and do 800 things at once, and this was a really amazing lesson in just submitting to the process of healing," she said.
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He entered an in-patient treatment program following that incident and returned to work in October 2016 after agreeing to remain sober and submitting to random drug testing.
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Nine shirtless men with big numbers painted on their bellies twerked for the crowd before submitting to bottom-grabbing and nipple-pinching by three middle-age female judges.
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Once upon a time, we turned to art in search of catharsis, submitting to a rite of terror and purification, the workings of which were beyond our comprehension.
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The conference was in just a few weeks, I pointed out — would that be enough time for the academic paper I would be submitting to be properly reviewed?
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A million pet owners in Tehran may eventually find an alternative to submitting to 60 lashes, although it may take a long time for another path to emerge.
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There's also a strong call for anyone submitting to subscribe to an associated newsletter, raising concerns that the entire project is designed to build out the campaign's fundraising lists.
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Even if the PML-N still loses the election, by submitting to prison Mr Sharif will have transformed his image from tax-dodger to self-sacrificing campaigner for democracy.
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Photo: GettyThe co-founder of MoviePass wants to make going to the movies more affordable, so long as you're comfortable submitting to mandatory ad watching and creepy surveillance tech.
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John McCain's warning to the country -- and his party -- about the dangers of submitting to the rising tide of populism, isolationism and nationalism being sold by President Donald Trump.
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Outsiders (like Phoebe's eventual third husband Mike) may only become permanent members of the community by submitting to the group's codes; all others are shrugged off in short order.
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"The act of submitting to the House creates the possibility of public disclosure, and, in fact, that was what Congress intended when it drafted this entire provision," he said.
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Tommie says she's willing to meet a long list of requirements to enter the program, such as staying sober, submitting to random drug testing and attending self-help meetings.
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China signed a memorandum with the U.S. in 2013 that exempts Chinese companies from submitting to U.S. audits and Dodd Frank laws, which Bass said should immediately be corrected.
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All it would do is give victims of workplace sexual harassment or discrimination the choice to take their employer to court rather than submitting to a mandatory arbitration process.
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" For B, submitting to a dominant, humiliating woman feels empowering: "I think I like SPH because it goes back to my anxiety around sex and attractiveness—feeling unappealing, loserish.
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The congress will give Mr. Xi a chance to install his own people, and he wanted to stress the importance he places on submitting to his goals, Professor Fewsmith said.
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After submitting to the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival, he went on to become the youngest director ever to screen there and the first Black director to win Best Narrative Feature.
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If it has not done so already, this hard truth will metastasize to the integrity of Posner's seat, leading every constitutionally-minded litigant to hesitate before submitting to his jurisdiction.
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But if Democrats quietly help Republicans increase the debt limit as many times as needed to get through this period of Republican rule, that's exactly what they'll be submitting to.
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In the region now known as Germany, the holy Roman emperor had authority over many regional princes, not all of whom were too happy about submitting to their emperor's authority.
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Last week, the police attacked one university campus; after protesters occupied another campus, the police besieged it, trying to choke off their supplies and coerce them into submitting to arrest.
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I felt the same way I had while submitting to illness: unable to keep a grip on the arbitrary state of normalcy, of not being in tears all the time.
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Likud lawmaker Miki Zohar released a draft of a dissolution bill that he said he was submitting to parliament, but no date for a vote in the legislature was announced.
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She received a warm ovation as she made her way down to the finish line before gracefully submitting to interviews in English, French, German and Italian on what had gone wrong.
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Instead of delivering better products and services to customers, business competes by buying influence or submitting to extortion in Washington, leading to reduced innovation and the formation of fewer new businesses.
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Fea told the Post that after the Civil War, there haven't been as many references to Romans 13 because the passage's message about submitting to authority is regarded as un-American.
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Lime will need to meet several criteria for ensuring rider safety—including submitting to an independent review and reporting incident records—before the city will decide whether to lift the suspension.
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The Times noted that Trump's lawyers are worried that submitting to questioning under oath would expose the president to charges of lying, a possible crime for which he could be impeached.
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Meanwhile, post-prep football players essentially have one path to the National Football League: participate in at least three years of college football, risking serious injury and submitting to economic exploitation.
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No one wants to imagine Virginia Woolf on book tour, or Joseph Cornell submitting to a magazine profile, showing off his files of Hedy Lamarr cutouts in his Utopia Parkway basement.
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But the trip-duration difference of, for example, roughly two hours between Los Angeles and San Diego is surely canceled out by commuting to and from airports and submitting to security.
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These include submitting to a DFS investigation of transactions processed by the branch from October 2013 to the end of September 2014, and from April 2015 through the end of July 2017.
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Rather than again submitting to hormone therapy, which added about 21% to her 2700-metre time, she could switch to the 210,24-metre race, which is not covered by the new rules.
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Trump has been waging a "maximum pressure" sanctions campaign against Iran — with the aim of economically crippling the regime into submitting to US demands — over its nuclear program for the past year.
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Planned Parenthood could still participate in the program if it agreed to stop providing and referring patients for abortions, but it has said that to do so would be submitting to bullying.
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Images follow of gloomy-looking young women in that dolorous morning-after condition, flagellating themselves, we are to imagine, for submitting to so many glasses of Syrah that sapped so much productivity.
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Every minute off Facebook is a minute you can choose to spend with another person, forging psychologically healthy relationships instead of submitting to a company that is actively trying to undermine them.
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One of the premises underlying the meeting was that submitting to the forces of historical, political, and socio-economic processes can mean events of whatever magnitude and severity can 'happen to us.
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Update August 13th, 20177, 2:30PM: MASCOTKING replied to our query via Amazon, saying that they are "are submitting to NASA and Amazon," and that anyone who is dissatisfied will get a refund.
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Women hoping to fit into their wedding dresses were allegedly submitting to a nasogastric feeding tube that provided them with a nutritional slurry, the fat to carb ratio of which would induce ketosis.
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For it will have profited conservatism nothing to have surrendered to Trump's rebellion, if all it gains in the end is another decade submitting to the imaginary "expertise" of hacks like Stephen Moore.
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For now, however, most farms do keep up with federal recommendations known as good agricultural practices, or GAP, submitting to voluntary audits that check whether produce is grown and packed to minimize risk.
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Prada denied any discrimination but has committed to internal re-education, engaging in financial and employment outreach with minority communities, and submitting to external monitoring of its progress for the next two years.
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Thus submitting to foreign demands to de-nuclearize could well mean more than humiliation and disgrace for North Korean leadership: It could mean de-legitimization and de-stabilization for the regime as well.
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"I expect to be able to confirm the proposed candidates that we will be submitting to OFAC soon," Barker said, referring to the U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control, which oversees sanctions.
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On this night, for about the price of a glass of nebbiolo at the NoMad, 90 New Yorkers were submitting to an evening of meditation, "enlightertainment" (including live music and film) and vegan food.
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Hanna's office said Avenatti allegedly defrauded a bank in Mississippi by submitting to that bank fake tax returns to get three loans totaling $22013 million for his law firm and coffee business in 22012.
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When nuclear negotiations got started, there was concern that Iranians would reject any deal as a humiliation, given that it would likely require surrendering most of the nuclear program and submitting to embarrassing inspections.
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The lawsuit says Ms. Irgit, 41, has passed off Ms. Ferrarini's design as her own, even submitting to the United States Copyright Office a photo of the Kiini bathing suit and receiving a copyright.
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After submitting to the screening, and the vast majority did, the customer paid, was handed a playing card as a receipt and proceeded to the next room to select a prostitute, the police said.
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The social network's terms of service, regulators said, had unfairly forced people to make an all-or-nothing choice — between submitting to unlimited data collection by the company or not using Facebook at all.
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If tools for morally enhancing ourselves were to become widely available, some would argue we're morally required to use them, and that could cause people to feel socially coerced into submitting to medical treatments.
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Deaths are used as a stick to beat owners into submitting to heightened security and draconian regulations, measures which can deter dealers but which have little impact on clubbers intent on dancing on drugs.
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Before submitting to the scrutiny of underwriters and public investors, the company should dig up any skeletons in its closet to make sure there's nothing to detract from its core narrative en route to IPO.
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From enslavement to persecution—servitude to survival—she ultimately created, in Breslaw's words, "a new idiom of resistance by overtly submitting to the will of her abuser while covertly feeding his fears of a conspiracy."
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They are clear from the start about this intention, refusing to submit to shared customs and norms -- such as releasing tax returns -- that would mean they were submitting to the will of the political class.
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The message here is twofold: McCain is wrong for supporting the nominee not only because Trump is dangerous, but because the former "maverick" has become yet another Republican submitting to the sheer humiliation of Trump.
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Those who agreed to leave on the buses were, at least for the time being, forced to surrender their dream of passage into the United Kingdom, submitting to the possibility of asylum in France instead.
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When Kip is uncooperative during the photo session for the band's album cover, the guitarist Alex argues with him and then saves the day by submitting to a haircut from Kip; Jamie flirtatiously thanks Alex.
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I tried to get my work distributed to the subcultures it might interest in the classical way, by submitting to well-regarded periodicals of poetry, but most didn't even allow for the upload of a .
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These are called "social sex submissions," and for now the ratio of queer to straight people submitting to this site is small but growing, since the site works to include gender diversity, including transgender people.
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Across these months of debating we have learned things about the candidates who have lasted this far — quite possibly things they didn't fully know about themselves before submitting to the ordeal of the televised stage.
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As the film begins, she fills the screen, head on, in the first of innumerable closeups, obliging us to ask: Is this woman submitting to our scrutiny or daring us to break down her defenses?
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I'd decided to make him my running partner for a long-distance burro race in Colorado, but one thing kept nagging at me: Was he signing on for this adventure or just submitting to it?
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Yet, it was a chastened, fiercely guarded Ms. Rampling who later that day offered guests ginger beer from a fridge lavishly stocked with fancy French fruit juices and Moët & Chandon, before cheerlessly submitting to an interview.
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Russian athletes with no previous drug violations and a history of submitting to testing were allowed to compete under the "Olympic Athletes of Russia" (OAR) banner, but their home country's flag and national anthem were banned.
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" McCarthy said the copy he was submitting to the clerk that was given to him at the White House and signed by the president on Wednesday "will be remembered by history, not erased by the Speaker.
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Ada is torn between wanting to quell the spirits and feeling a certain security in submitting to them, until a historian explains the Igbo meaning of the name Ada and its links to the spirit world.
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Applicants still face a long series of steps before becoming a driver, such as enrolling in an instructional course, submitting to a medical exam and a drug test, being fingerprinted and undergoing a criminal-background check.
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We're supposed to believe that most of these women — a mother (Sofie Grabol) of two sons, a sexy date (Riley Keough, giving it her all) — have asked for it by seeking or submitting to his help.
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"Prada denied any discrimination but has committed to internal re-education, engaging in financial and employment outreach with minority communities, and submitting to external monitoring of its progress for the next two years," The Times reported.
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"We will be submitting to the public a detailed account of what we have learned to date, and the work that has to be done, if not by us, then by others," Schiff had said Tuesday.
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While most major car rental companies allow customers to use debit cards, those customers typically must jump through hoops, like submitting to a credit check and providing proof of a return ticket when renting at airports.
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But in the year since VanZant did little more than survive four and a half rounds before submitting to Namajunas's rear-naked choke, it's become clear that 12 Gauge's real life story has a completely different narrative.
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Sandra Lee Bartky, an influential feminist philosopher who argued that women were subconsciously submitting to men by accepting an unnatural cultural standard for the ideal female body — what she called the "tyranny of slenderness" — died on Oct.
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The children were put into foster care with Mercedes's cousin, and Mercedes set about doing what A.C.S. told her she had to do to get them back—going to parenting class, submitting to inspections by a caseworker.
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After his Salt Lake speech, Mr. Romney embraced Mr. Trump when it appeared he was in the running for secretary of state, even submitting to a frog leg dinner with Mr. Trump at Jean-Georges in Manhattan.
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But those who are granted bail have an advantage: While they're waiting, they can show their capacity for rehabilitation by attending 12-step programs or submitting to regular drug tests, which often leads to a lesser sentence.
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One of my biggest frustrations at the festival came from Yorgos Lanthimos' The Killing of a Sacred Deer, where a couple (played by Colin Farrell and Nicole Kidman) watch their children submitting to some sort of bizarre curse.
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The West lost its bet that prosperity would turn China towards democratic capitalism; neighbours like Russia and Turkey are flexing their muscles; and the transatlantic ally has lost any interest it once had in submitting to external constraint.
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By submitting to this pseudo-checkup from Dr. Mehmet Oz, Trump was able to drive a false narrative that had emerged from the fever swamps of the alt-right—Hillary's allegedly bad health—still further into the mainstream.
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The Covered Agreement is an alternative to submitting to the "Equivalence" process — a European legal process that provides benefits to insurance and reinsurance groups from countries that are willing to model their regulatory systems on the EU's system.
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However, if by submitting to U.S. pressure on "demonstration bases" it achieves its market economy status, it will have erected a formidable political barrier to prevent more far-reaching investigation into the bigger questions surrounding its aluminum sector.
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Germany, with no foreign troops on its soil, imagined it was bargaining for the loser's share of a negotiated peace, not submitting to what amounted to unconditional surrender: colonies stripped, territory lost, navy sunk, army disbanded, reparations imposed.
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However, if by submitting to U.S. pressure on "demonstration bases" it achieves its market economy status, it will have erected a formidable political barrier to prevent more far-reaching investigation into the bigger questions surrounding its aluminium sector.
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But opposition to the practice led police departments in New York, as well as Chicago and Newark, New Jersey, to agree to cut back on its use, in some cases submitting to outside monitoring and improving police training.
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"AARP firmly believes the new EEOC rules violate the plain language of the civil rights laws and their requirement that submitting to wellness questionnaires and exams must be voluntary," said David Certner, legislative policy director of AARP government affairs.
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FOR the South Korean public, the sight of nine of their most powerful business chiefs, who are rarely seen, submitting to a day-long grilling by South Korean MPs on December 6th was remarkable (eight of them are pictured).
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It described one student's complaint that only some instructors there were willing to accommodate his desire to demonstrate mastery of a course's material during an office-hours conversation rather than by submitting to whatever written format was usually required.
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We want to remain spry and competitive, but we reject the argument that we must choose between freelancing in a hellscape gig economy for vampirical platforms or submitting to the whims of a corporation that botches basic HR tasks.
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"Submitting to the West headed by America would be treason against our religion ... and against the future generations of this region," Rouhani told an international conference on Islamic unity in Tehran, in a speech broadcast live on state television.
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"Today, we call on the Catholic Bishops of the United States to prayerfully and genuinely consider submitting to Pope Francis their collective resignation as a public act of repentance and lamentation before God and God's People," the petition said.
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That was the logic behind the nuclear deal signed in 2015, under which the US, several European countries, Russia and China agreed to lift an effective economic blockade in exchange for Iran submitting to checks on its nuclear facilities.
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The underlying implication here is that gay relationships are somehow extra funny — that Trump engaging in sexual acts with Putin is hilarious because it's gay, and that Trump is lowering himself by submitting to sexual acts with another man.
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Submitting to sex with a man who knew it was unwanted, who knew I felt deep pain at our lack of emotional connection, and who knew — who had been clearly told — that it felt like a violation, broke something in me.
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So the interloper did just that, submitting to the patent office as evidence that he owned the goods a photo taken from Harris' Amazon listings, including one of Harris' own hands lighting a fire using the clasp of his survival watch.
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Though less politically engaged than his earlier work, Zero K is a perfect systems novel for 2016—it follows two characters who aim to live forever (a la Gawker murderer and Trump lover Peter Thiel) by submitting to cryogenic freezing.
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The group's experiments with unorthodox melodies, chords, and polyrhythms produced seminal works for the post-bop era that incorporated elements of free jazz without wholly submitting to it; Miles vehemently rejected free jazz as a white conspiracy to destroy black music.
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One day after the NBA placed its season on hiatus as Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested positive for coronavirus, Barkley called into the NBA on TNT show to say he was ill and was submitting to a swab test.
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Lenù is the one making art out of Lila's life, but she suspects that Lila has driven her to do it, that the pleasure she derives from writing and reading is spiked by the pain of submitting to another's will.
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Her experience shows what it means to testify about sexual assault today: submitting to questioning that is designed not just to invalidate your account of a traumatic moment, but also to call into question your very character as a human being.
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He must find a way to convince clubs who believe their brands are stronger than the league's — particularly in the expanding, emerging markets of Asia — that their self-interest is best met by submitting to the growth of the collective.
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Requests submitted to the city's Discretionary Review Board suggested that the renovation plan submitting to the zoning board misrepresented some aspects of the renovation, and failed to correctly portray the current structure of the home in 2014, according to local real estate media.
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" In her essay, she wondered about the women who might have submitted to Weinstein, and considered the shame and blame that "would follow you for submitting to a powerful man because he made that your best or only option at the time.
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For a guy as spineless as Eugene (and you've got to respect the fact that he makes no secret of it), there's probably something appealing about submitting to the will of a dictator — he probably feels liberated by the lack of options.
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After generations of docilely submitting to slaughter and consumption by humans, not to mention the amorous aspirations of their herders, one sheep almost got posthumous revenge in 2014 when a tourist began to choke on a chunk of mutton in Don Jorge's restaurant.
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As a gay man, you could oppose same-sex marriage (it's just submitting to our culture's heteronormativity, and anyway monogamy is a patriarchal invention) or advocate same-sex marriage (it's an affirmation of equal dignity and a way to sustain gay couples).
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Everyone who is released on parole has to report regularly to a parole officer and obey certain restrictions—such as meeting a curfew and submitting to regular drug tests—and those who do not follow the rules risk being sent back to prison.
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However, according to CNN, Senate Republicans have tried to at least influence the scope of the investigation by submitting to the White House a list of witnesses to be interviewed, though the list reportedly is not exhaustive or exclusive of other potential witnesses.
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Facebook detailed that it will be paying a $5 billion FTC fine and submitting to certain stipulations, as was confirmed this morning, but for those hoping this agreement signaled the end of Facebook's FTC troubles, the earnings report detailed that may not be the case.
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The sad fact is that, when you wear a sweater with a cat wearing clothes, reindeer having sex, or Bitcoin design, you're submitting to the collapse of culture and identity, to consumerism—to exchanging your individuality for a symbol of creativity that is, ironically, generic.
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The money management giant Bridgewater Associates turned him down for two positions, but he was impressed with their job screening, which included watching videos about the culture of the firm and a typical day there as well as submitting to a Myers-Briggs personality inventory.
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But most important of all, Corzine says, is instituting universal background checks on gun purchases, which would help to close the so-called "gun show loophole" that allows interested parties to buy firearms from unlicensed or private vendors without submitting to a background check first.
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It is their very proximity to the PD's electorate, however, that causes many in the centre-left to see in the M5S a dangerous rival and fear that, if the PD were to collaborate with Five Star, it could be submitting to a deadly embrace.
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For the first charge, he was fined $250, plus court costs; for the second charge, he must obey several court-ordered conditions, including abiding by the law, performing 50 hours of community service and submitting to possible spot checks for drug and alcohol abuse.
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In addition, I took responsibility (though was not charged) for prohibited conduct including purchasing $50,000 worth of tickets to the 2017 Presidential Inauguration on behalf of my Ukrainian client and not submitting to the Senate Intelligence Committee emails detailing how I'd purchased those tickets.
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The report did not offer details about what the government checks would look for, but the language was similar to that described in an article in The New York Times in May about foreign companies quietly submitting to security checks targeting encryption and data storage.
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While there are risks for the president submitting to such an interview, some senior White House officials have argued that Mr. Trump should do so in the interest of bringing a swift end to an investigation that has cast a shadow over his presidency.
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Feverish passengers waited in their cabins for days without seeing a doctor, and once the two-week isolation period ended, the authorities allowed a number of people who had been exposed to the virus to slip away untested, without submitting to an additional quarantine.
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Instead of submitting to the fate of commoditized subject or capitalist tool, the flaneur just wanders the city, scoping out randomness, changeability and ephemerality at every turn and intersection, stockpiling time itself, as Benjamin puts it, the way batteries store energy for future untold uses.
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Essentially, what we were trying to do was take this organic behavior where designers were literally submitting to a forum, putting designs up, posting briefs, collaborating and using it as a way of sharing and learning, and then as a way of sourcing work from each other.
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XXX's lawyers say he's willing to abide by the same probation terms he was subject to prior to the most recent charges in his domestic violence case ... namely, submitting a travel itinerary, submitting to drug and alcohol tests ... and checking in with a PO early and often.
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She did not expect the deputy to follow through on his threat to arrest her, she said, but when he re-entered the classroom moments after taking out the first girl, she stood up and put her hands behind her back, submitting to cuffing without a struggle.
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O'ROURKE: One of the most powerful pieces of art in the United States capital is the Trumbull painting of General George Washington resigning his commission to the Continental Congress at the height of his power submitting to the rule of law and the will of people.
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This kind of virtual agility, providing something familiar (young Will Smith) and something new (playing an uncharacteristically somber role) may become a necessity for stars hoping to stay in the blockbuster game, especially if they want to manage their own brands without submitting to superheroics or Disney remakes.
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Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh's appearance on Fox News on Monday night, submitting to a tough round of questions from the anchor Martha MacCallum about allegations of sexual misconduct, was the first time in memory that a Supreme Court nominee submitted to a televised interview before the confirmation vote.
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Submitting to extortion is abhorrent, but most ransomware victims face a difficult choice: Should they pay the ransom and have a chance of recovering their data and use of their computers quickly or should they refuse, lose their data and be forced to spend enormous effort rebuilding their systems?
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In a statement, Josephine Martin, a Purdue spokeswoman, ticked off steps the company had taken in the last 18 months to discontinue promoting opioid painkillers, by eliminating its sales forces, no longer marketing OxyContin to doctors, submitting to outside oversight and offering $200 million in emergency opioid relief.
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"Over the course of six years and four Congresses, the congresswoman and her staff voluntarily cooperated with the [Ethics] Committee in full, as it noted in its report, producing 66,500 pages of documents and submitting to over 30 witness interview requests," said a McMorris Rodgers' spokesperson in a statement.
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I haven't thought about making videos of myself trash talking friends and family either, and even if I try to fathom these possibilities, I certainly don't see myself submitting to it all in the name of empowerment, self-fulfillment, or a wish to change the world for the better.
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Those commitments include reducing the number of its centrifuges by two-thirds, capping its level of uranium enrichment well below the level needed for bomb-grade material, reducing its enriched uranium stockpile from around 10,000 kg to 300 kg for 15 years, and submitting to international inspections to verify its compliance.
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It has been widely noted that by submitting to this process—which began with secret bill writing, continued with secret horse trading, and now moves to a rule-bound debate over no tangible bill—Senate Republicans have enabled a calamitous erosion of democratic accountability without any clear substantive outcome in mind.
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Under the accord, Tehran received relief from global economic sanctions and in return committed to capping its uranium enrichment well below the level needed for bomb-grade material, cutting the number of its centrifuge enrichment machines by two-thirds, reducing its enriched uranium stockpile and submitting to a more intrusive IAEA inspections regime.
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Even more daunting, the expense of bringing a forest to the carbon market — a process that involves taking an inventory of the trees, assessing the forest's carbon content, estimating future growth, and submitting to several levels of auditing — has been so high that it would eliminate any profit for most small landholders.
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Then there is Hilary Mantel, the author of several books, including an acclaimed suite of novels set in Tudor England, in whose own name can be discerned her themes — of cloaking and secrecy, the weight of responsibility — and, as it happens, the particular pleasure of submitting to her lavish and gory imagination.
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These emulations arrive in a different register from past presidential impersonations, which were mostly about lampooning the foibles of the commander in chief (Will Ferrell's "strategery," Dana Carvey's "Wouldn't be prudent") rather than submitting to his linguistic worldview: "huge" and "tremendous," among others, are difficult not to hear with a Trumpian affect.
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But instead of bowing down before "Lacthaters" ("the colleague who views the mom on your team as preoccupied and unserious") or just submitting to a Stenographucker (who "treats you like the office secretary, even when it's clear you're not"), Bennett offers clear Fight Club-strategies for women seeking to challenge sexism in the workplace.
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Under the deal, Iran committed to reducing the number of its centrifuges by two-thirds, capping its level of uranium enrichment well below the level needed for bomb-grade material, reducing its enriched uranium stockpile from around 10,000 kg to 300 kg for 15 years, and submitting to international inspections to verify its compliance.
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In "Zero K," two central characters seek to conquer death not by outrunning it but by submitting to it: They plan to be "chemically induced to expire" and frozen at a supersecret cryonics compound so that one day they might be resurrected — through a yet-to-be-perfected science involving cellular regeneration and nanotechnology.
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It also blasted the past nine years of conservative leadership in South Korea, charging they "valued cooperation with outsiders more than the nation's interests and openly pursued the policy of submitting to the U.S." Meanwhile, Seoul's Korea Herald newspaper reported that the North Korean leader is "extremely nervous" about the possibility of being assassinated.
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"While we are combining our networks over the next three years, T-Mobile today is submitting to the commission a commitment that I stand behind -- a commitment that New T-Mobile will make available the same or better rate plans for our services as those offered today by T-Mobile or Sprint," Legere wrote in the letter.
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McConnell to Obama: Democrats started the SCOTUS wars Through the process, Obama insisted upon strict privacy and level-headedness from the tight collection of aides who were tasked with compiling information about his options -- demanding they "play it straight," according to one participant, rather than submitting to the political furor that was mounting around the vacancy.
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"While we are combining our networks over the next three years, T-Mobile today is submitting to the commission a commitment that I stand behind — a commitment that New T-Mobile will make available the same or better rate plans for our services as those offered today by T-Mobile or Sprint," Legere wrote in the letter.
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Tuesday's decision is the latest chapter is a yearslong struggle between Defense United and gun control advocates who argue that such weapons would be without serial numbers and therefore untraceable, that they could be in some cases undetectable by metal detectors, and that they would enable more people to get guns without submitting to background checks.
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After years of receiving death threats for my conservative views, months of being attacked by the alt-right and then having our address published online by the neo-Nazi Daily Stormer, I pushed myself to finally go through the process of asking friends for letters attesting to my character, obtaining fingerprints and submitting to background checks.
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But there were certain things I would not put up with, like donning a uniform more revealing than a bathing suit, working all day in heels and submitting to the body scrutiny that in more recent years has become official policy at one casino, the Borgata, whose so-called Babes must maintain their hiring weight or risk being fired.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Feng Chongyi said he ran to the airport in Guangzhou on Saturday as soon as he received the message from Chinese officials: Go. He had been barred from leaving China for just over a week, submitting to questioning whenever Chinese officials felt the need, he said, waiting for a chance to return to Australia.
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Both men are coming off wins following disappointing losses with Seery submitting Jon Delos Reyes with a guillotine choke after dropping a unanimous decision loss to Louis Smolka, while Horiguchi won a unanimous decision over the gritty Chico Camus following his loss to UFC flyweight champion Demetrious Johnson in the final seconds of the fifth and final round, submitting to an armbar.
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There was a graveyard of other companies and active companies that did live video broadcasting even at a time when we started thinking about Periscope, So the fact that another mobile app happened to launch at South By as we were submitting to the app store was pure coincidence and also good validation that the time was becoming ripe for the space.
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This means that good research with higher p-values is being turned away, that authors may turn themselves away from submitting to journals when they get a high p-value, or, even worse, that authors game their p-values or selectively report only low p-values (dubbed "p-value hacking") in order to make them appear statistically significant and therefore publishable.
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If we can't believe victims like Kane's who did everything our culture shamefully asks of them — reporting to the police immediately, offering up bruises and DNA evidence, and submitting to hours and weeks of drilling by law enforcement who ostensibly are on our side, how are sexual harassment and groping victims like so many of Trump's supposed to expect to be heard and believed?
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The rousing chorus goes: While my mother waters plants and my father loads his gun, He says "Death will give us back to God, Just like the setting sun Is returned to the lonesome ocean" As the plane plummets into the sea, the song's narrator is not frightened; he has lived a good life, and he understands that he is submitting to an inevitable and natural cycle.
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WALLACE: If I may ask the question— TRUMP: And all you have to do is look at Article II. Fact-check:Asked by Wallace if the answers he's submitting to Mueller address obstruction of justice, Trump interjects to say there was no obstruction of justice, adding, "All you have to do is look at Article II." Trump is referencing Article II of the US Constitution, and echoing a theory that his lawyers put forward earlier this year.
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I've been hearing compelling stories about people who were in very, very difficult circumstances, and just upon sitting down in the mandatory-needs assessment, opened up in ways that they hadn't previously done, voluntarily submitting to services that not only could potentially keep someone from coming to court, but, even more importantly, put someone in the position that can address long-term services and needs that have gone unaddressed, and almost guarantee that person to continue churning through the criminal justice system.
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Now, ensnared by Pyongyang into protracted negotiations, during which Kim will try to further advance his nuclear capabilities and buy time with evasive non-action, 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 has a choice: Maintain the illusion of denuclearization and peace by submitting to Kim's terms and tempo of talks, or do all he can to thwart Kim's campaign by bankrupting and shaming him.
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