Trump refused to even take responsibility for his own callous failure to take responsibility.
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"He must take responsibility for what he did in Stutthof, take responsibility for participating in these unimaginable crimes against humanity," she said.
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" Asked to justify the decision, the prime minister replied: "I take responsibility for this decision completely, I take responsibility to such an extent that I want to explain it.
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" "It is time for MPs finally to take responsibility.
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The headline — and I'll take responsibility for that one!
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A majority (57%) say local elected officials take responsibility for their mistakes only a little or none of the time, and 41% say they take responsibility at least some of the time.
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"Who's gonna take responsibility if something catches fire?" another asked.
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And he didn't want to take responsibility for tough measures.
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" "I do believe he has to take responsibility for that.
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Why not take responsibility for the content on your platform?
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But ultimately I have to take responsibility for those mistakes.
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U.S. arms experts said the Kremlin needs to take responsibility.
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They also fail to take responsibility when things go wrong.
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"Make amends and take responsibility," was her message to Almena.
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But he expects the state would need to take responsibility.
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"I take responsibility for all my actions," McHugh says now.
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I take that very seriously and take responsibility for it.
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Trump should take responsibility for addressing his supporters' violent actions.
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"I will take responsibility for any untoward incident," he added.
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Trump "refuses to take responsibility for his support," she said.
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Believe me, we always take responsibility for anything we've done.
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She always wanted him to man up and take responsibility.
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For now, it appears he will take responsibility for diplomacy.
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"People don't take responsibility for basic preventive practices," Stieg says.
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"We both take responsibility when we are wrong," she said.
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First and foremost, take responsibility when you miss a deadline.
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The responsibility as president — I [would] take responsibility for everyone.
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Sarec told parliament he was not afraid to take responsibility.
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However, I take responsibility for putting myself in that situation.
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Facebook seems unwilling to take responsibility for its own mess.
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They say we need to take responsibility for our lives.
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Making schools take responsibility for outcomes is a good start.
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Figure out how to take responsibility for your own conduct.
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What we also want is for factories to take responsibility.
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Take responsibility when you screw up — you will be rewarded.
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"No, I don't take responsibility at all," said the President.
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Take responsibility for mastering it, and find a cosmic purpose.
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It could be people who take responsibility for each other.
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She instructed her to take responsibility, heal, and make amends.
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It was a mistake and I take responsibility for that.
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She waited for the Village to take responsibility and apologize.
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When that happens, do you think Trump will take responsibility?
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I don't want to take responsibility for the changes, really.
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We have to take responsibility for all of those things.
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Take responsibility for how you think, feel, speak, and behave.
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Could you please at least take responsibility for your behavior?
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But ISIS did not take responsibility for Mr. Rahimi's acts.
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"I don't take responsibility at all," Trump declares in March.
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It was not my intention, and I will take responsibility.
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"He added: "each of us must take responsibility for ourselves.
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I brought him in, so I have to take responsibility.
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Should the U.S. take responsibility for its rare earth needs?
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Now it's time for humans to take responsibility and action.
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If I can blame you, why would I take responsibility?
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They take responsibility for everybody's dancing, not just their own.
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Moreover, they take responsibility for their actions and their results.
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And if I create that perception, then I take responsibility.
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He didn't take responsibility for those products or those teams.
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Samsung was quick to take responsibility and step into action.
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I will take responsibility for the things that I did.
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Yeah, we take responsibility for our product from end to end.
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I think that we have to take responsibility for our actions.
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Some people don't like to take responsibility for their own s***.
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""Some people don't like to take responsibility for their own shit.
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This time, she was more willing to take responsibility for herself.
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Now, Trump says Turkey could take responsibility for the captured fighters.
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Instead, they take responsibility for their own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
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I don't think the President's going to take responsibility for that.
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But relatives and friends who visited told him to take responsibility.
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If you want to take credit, first learn to take responsibility.
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It was not considered male behaviour to take responsibility for contraception.
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These profligate users of fossil fuel — they need to take responsibility.
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For six long years the UN stubbornly refused to take responsibility.
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You have to take responsibility for the pandora's box you're opening.
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It pushes politics to deliver results and citizens to take responsibility.
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They must also take responsibility for controlling North Korean nuclear weapons.
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I just want them to take responsibility for what's been caused.
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Should a publisher take responsibility for the life of an article?
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Several Democrats have called on Sanders to take responsibility and apologize.
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"I take responsibility for my life and my actions," she said.
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Sjogren has encouraged the players to take responsibility for their performances.
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We're a team here, and we take responsibility for one another.
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The official said that DoD told OMB it should take responsibility.
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"He was very brave and decent to take responsibility," Mangiante said.
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He needs to take responsibility — that&aposs where the buck stops.
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Mr. Trump should take responsibility for addressing his supporters' violent actions.
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She doesn't take responsibility, not where dear old Dad is concerned.
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"I will take responsibility instead of passing it on," Klobuchar said.
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I can't take responsibility for what will happen in the industry.
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Some people don't like to take responsibility for their own shit.
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Making it legal doesn't make it right, as someone must take responsibility.
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But eventually, its chief executive had to take responsibility by stepping down.
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"We always appreciate when people take responsibility for their actions," he said.
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Working with footballers, they don't always take responsibility for their own actions.
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She wants to meet with the family to apologize and take responsibility.
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And Jordan is giving people a strong purpose, and saying, 'Take responsibility.
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But the committee said they have asked the government to take responsibility.
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Do they take responsibility for fixing a problem, or simply blame others?
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The time has come for him to take responsibility, the person said.
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"We fundamentally do believe that platforms need to take responsibility," Lehane said.
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If they're not mentally ready to play, I take responsibility for that.
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Don't spend time with people who can't take responsibility for their actions.
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On the responsibility side, we take responsibility for the content on Facebook.
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I take responsibility for my time and I couldn't let that happen.
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" Kalanick: "Some people don't like to take responsibility for their own shit.
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You hurt me too often and never take responsibility for your actions.
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Lewis wants Facebook to take responsibility for the adverts it runs online.
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Does this country have the courage to take responsibility for its actions?
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" Lindner added: "It's about stability now, all parties have to take responsibility.
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Ask her to take responsibility, as she should have done all along.
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Put office politics aside and take responsibility for your own career growth.
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"Stepping down (completely) to take responsibility is irresponsible," Osamu told applauding investors.
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I made bad decisions, and I take responsibility for those bad decisions.
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I take responsibility for my actions, because we all have a choice.
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He cannot and will not take responsibility for his words or actions.
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Now we need to take responsibility to help stop gun violence, too.
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"I don't take responsibility at all" for defective testing kits, he said.
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Rather than take responsibility for its past, it just keeps reliving it.
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It's up to both parties innit—each person has to take responsibility.
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Ms. Tsai resigned as party leader to take responsibility for the losses.
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YouTube does not take responsibility for the content published on its platform.
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It could point to the ability to change, and to take responsibility.
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It is time for Afghans to take responsibility for their own future.
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And the word shouldn't be used when you ought to take responsibility.
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"I can only take responsibility for what I knew about," he said.
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I mean, as you look at this crisis, who should take responsibility?
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No matter what your circumstances are, we also have to take responsibility.
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But we also have to take responsibility for what we do ourselves.
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"Happy people don't blame others, they take responsibility for themselves," Do says.
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Facebook Live, they ... They have to take responsibility, that's what adults do.
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"They were very keen to take responsibility for their country," Mr. Shapiro said.
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Others said they wanted to take responsibility for protecting themselves and their families.
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Here's how the photo-illustration was created Who will take responsibility for Facebook?
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" He later added, "I can only take responsibility for what I knew about.
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Officials said no group had come forward to take responsibility for abducting them.
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Diversity, integrity and respect whilst continuously being pushed to take responsibility and ownership.
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And I have to take responsibility....We all knew what we were doing.
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See, when you're a governor, you have to take responsibility for these things.
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"I take responsibility for not taking the bull by the horns," he said.
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Truth is, Facebook will never take responsibility for the spread of fake news.
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And, if not, what is the site doing to take responsibility for this?
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I can only speak for myself and take responsibility for what I do.
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"The moment has come for Italians to take responsibility for themselves," he says.
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We MUST take responsibility for what we put into our bodies starting now.
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They don't want to take responsibility for what goes on in their process.
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Spohr will take responsibility for financial matters in the interim period between Aug.
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There are so many who don't want to take responsibility for their destiny.
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Or, you know, people could take responsibility for their own words and actions.
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Until people take responsibility for their lives and their children nothing can change.
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"We wanted to take responsibility," said Harley Courts, 29, the founder of Nooklyn.
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"The company would like to take responsibility and apologize to Vietnam," he said.
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Individuals also must take responsibility by making security a component of consumption choices.
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They don't take responsibility for their own financial education, and so remain poor.
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Now Renzi must reap the consequences and take responsibility for his bad choices.
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Victims often find it impossible for websites and internet providers to take responsibility.
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Does the Otis [Elevator Company] take responsibility for all elevators around the world?
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"I certainly take responsibility for what happened in San Antonio," Northam added later.
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But, Kevin says it's time for Katt to quit bitching and take responsibility.
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I still do the same things, I just take responsibility for my actions.
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The mood is serious today, and it's time for people to take responsibility.
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Back then, I had only to take responsibility and ownership for my behavior.
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I would take responsibility and be the only one to take the rap.
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"I take responsibility," McKinsey's managing director, Dominic Barton, said in a recent interview.
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And it is sad that I should take responsibility for his dirty deeds.
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It also means that we have to take responsibility for ourselves and reflect.
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It's our country, so the Japanese government should take responsibility to help them.
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Ultimately, I take responsibility for staying, but doing so took a deep toll.
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Trump said adults should take responsibility for monitoring children's behavior on social media.
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Driving the news: Israel did not formally take responsibility for Sunday's drone attack.
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Australia's leaders need to take responsibility and start finding ways to fix this.
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She has been criticized for refusing to take responsibility for her campaign's shortcomings.
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And so far, no one seems willing to take responsibility for the meltdown.
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Mr. Kalanick said the driver needed to take responsibility for his own life.
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And what I said is I'm going to step up and take responsibility.
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And, to the billionaire's alarm, at first the CEO fails to take responsibility.
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As we've said since that tragic day, we take responsibility for what happened.
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I take responsibility for that and I'll make sure it doesn't happen again.
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I own my actions and take responsibility for my conduct with Monique Greene.
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It also shows that you're willing to own your mistake and take responsibility.
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"I can only take responsibility for what I knew about," the sheriff said.
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The new kid on the block refuses to take responsibility for using these inventions.
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Once you take responsibility, life is no longer something that just happens to you.
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Trump shouldn't take responsibility for violence that could have nothing to do with him.
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Last month Chile's transport minister resigned, in part to take responsibility for Transantiago's failings.
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The protesters are demanding that Uber take responsibility and help his surviving family members.
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Now that fakes are found on Taobao, Alibaba should take responsibility and the punishment.
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Self-employment is spreading, leaving more people to take responsibility for their own skills.
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"Take responsibility," Loor said about the email, which other parents received from the principal.
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That said, Facebook doesn't take responsibility for fraud or other issues during the transaction.
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The conversation ends when Uber tells Kamel to take responsibility for his own decisions.
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None of this suggests he's a man looking to take responsibility for his actions.
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He said the two countries should take responsibility for global security and fight terrorism.
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READERS OF "Cost of Freedom Recap" MUST TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR OWN INVESTMENT DECISIONS.
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You have the top guy or gal take responsibility and acknowledge the issue. Starbucks.
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But other party leaders ought to take responsibility for their own actions as well.
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She had told Reuters that he pleaded guilty to take responsibility for his actions.
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It's not just a Trump problem — we all have to take responsibility for Twitter.
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In short, this is the moment when he must take responsibility for his role.
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We take responsibility and we'll be stopping the vehicle if you don't take over.
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I'm not asking you to do it — I'll be the one to take responsibility.
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By nature, it's beyond average, since, to be average is to not take responsibility.
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Sheryl Sandberg commented on Schrage's memo to also take responsibility for Definers, sort of.
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I take responsibility for the incident because I was in charge of the set.
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It's time for big oil to take responsibility for the devastation they have wrought.
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The authorities decided to blame the victim rather than take responsibility for the situation.
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I personally do not take responsibility for the inclusion or exclusion of any recommendations.
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Because then we have to take responsibility for how we feel about it onscreen.
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The rest of us are increasingly unhappy that internet giants refuse to take responsibility.
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"So I will take responsibility for that as head of the division," he said.
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"At some point the parent has to take responsibility for their children," Santorum responded.
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Maybe the legal system will force them to take responsibility for what they've created.
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"Jeremy Corbyn has got to take responsibility," said Angela Smith, a former shadow minister.
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Have the courage to take responsibility for the results of your work and decision.
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Liberals need to take responsibility for our role in the polarization from the left.
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As business leaders, we must take responsibility to help those who are left behind.
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"I take responsibility for the outcome of all this," Min quoted her as saying.
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For some reason they really do not want to take responsibility for their platform.
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What you can do is take responsibility for how you react to that forecast.
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This suggests that men take responsibility for a woman's sexual satisfaction, the authors note.
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You need to take responsibility for your feelings before you can let them go.
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"Model how to take responsibility, apologize without making excuses, and repair any harm done."
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I do take responsibility for my actions and I never intended to hurt anyone.
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It's another thing to take responsibility for the health and development of someone's child.
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Otherwise, someone will have to take responsibility for that meltdown we were talking about.
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"I'm stressed because these Sri Lankan politicians don't want to take responsibility," he said.
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You know what, some people don't like to take responsibility for their own shit.
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This is a finding we acknowledge, take responsibility for, and intend to learn from.
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It said it would take responsibility if the investigation found the company was culpable.
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"I do take responsibility for my part in this," he said in a statement.
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Rule No. 4: Take responsibility when you mess up, and you will be rewarded.
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"Some people don't like to take responsibility for their own shit," exclaims the CEO.
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Take responsibility.. no one else is going to do it for you 👊🏼 123.
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Here's the problem: When you remove that person, who is left to take responsibility?
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I thought requiring people to take responsibility for themselves was a very conservative ideal.
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We've got to get people into office who actually take responsibility for their jobs.
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Finally, the government would take responsibility for security in the whole country, many said.
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If the media doesn't report it, Trump doesn't have to take responsibility for it.
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To its credit, EPA has finally admitted its mistakes and begun to take responsibility.
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In the long run, Congress should do more to take responsibility for its powers.
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"Congress didn't think fathers would want to take responsibility for their children," she said.
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The move appeared to be a bid to take responsibility for the popular discontent.
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She said individuals need to take responsibility for deciding whether to participate in one.
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As the committee chairman, I take responsibility that she did not get treated well.
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What governmental or industry associations, if any, can take responsibility for this (besides Samsung)?
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Speaking of morally bankrupt, Wendy seduces poor Mafee so he'll take responsibility for her short.
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If there is ever a case where Tesla is at fault, we will take responsibility.
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He encourages leaders to take responsibility when they screw up and learn from their mistakes.
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People who take responsibility have no need to blame or continually find fault with others.
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Ultimately, "the person riding it has to take responsibility for their own safety," Rickert said.
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Will they take responsibility for making sure content on their platform benefits users and society?
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Wada said he was looking at options, including resignation, to take responsibility for the hack.
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I take responsibility for any pain or frustration this has caused members of our community.
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Some within the LDP are saying the prime minister should take responsibility for the fiasco.
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In these two incidents, Kalanick did take responsibility, apologize and attempt to rectify the situation.
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"We must take responsibility for everything before God, our brothers and our creation," he said.
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The government has long underinvested in social care, assuming that adult children will take responsibility.
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Attendees discuss their crimes and take responsibility ... instead of going to court or pleading guilty.
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"I own my actions and take responsibility for my conduct with Monique Greene," he says.
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And I think she is taking responsibility for the areas she could take responsibility in.
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Faulty communication can stem from misunderstanding, when you don't take responsibility for what you say.
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Great powers need to take responsibility to put out fires and deal with reckless states.
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The parliamentary report said former 1MDB CEO Shahrol Azral Ibrahim Halmi has to take responsibility.
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The United States government should take responsibility for making sure that people have health care.
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Initially, each person has to take responsibility and be his or her own first responder.
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Most people want to take control of their lives, want to take responsibility for others.
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"If Trump turns out to be a failure, I'll take responsibility for that," he said.
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We need to take responsibility and our heads have to be in the right place.
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A reimagined corporation would take responsibility for the people performing core aspects of their work.
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Pickens said he credited his success to his ability to take responsibility for his mistakes.
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Chief among the lessons in it is to take responsibility for your failures (and successes).
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But the UN has stood firm on pushing countries to take responsibility for their citizens.
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Germany emphasises the need for national politicians to take responsibility and for rule-based governance.
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"I'm imploring us to take responsibility for the pain we've caused each other," he says.
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It's super important for you to be mature and take responsibility in your life, Pisces.
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We need to take responsibility for our climate future or watch our future burn up.
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I have never heard a government official take responsibility for any policy impact or failure.
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But advocates say the city must take responsibility for a program that the city started.
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The process gives victims a voice and requires offenders to take responsibility and make amends.
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"Notice what's happening with you, and start to take responsibility for it," Dr. Markham suggested.
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"They don't want to be here, and Australia, you have to take responsibility," he says.
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Airbnb's new policies indicate a company that is willing to take responsibility for its downfall.
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British and American governments must take responsibility for their citizens who joined the Islamic State.
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Therefore, it is inescapable to take responsibility for what technology enables and how it's used.
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None of this changes the fact that Trump refuses to take responsibility for his actions.
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The deepest theme in Arendt is the need to take responsibility for our political lives.
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For this, he said in a recent news conference, 'I don't take responsibility at all.
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"Take responsibility, take ownership, and take it upon ourselves to meet this moment head on."
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We must acknowledge our collective wrongs and each take responsibility for more than our part.
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It also gives the welcome impression that she's proud to take responsibility for what follows.
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"Everyone will have to take responsibility," l'Ange Bleu's lawyer, Méhana Mouhou, said after the hearing.
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It taught me to be a leader, set goals and take responsibility for completing tasks.
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He got to take responsibility for connecting and making his wife-to-be feel heard.
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According to Sunday's White House statement, Turkey would take responsibility for ISIS fighters and families.
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Inaction in the face of conflict—and refusing to take responsibility for inaction—is unacceptable.
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Tony jumped the gun by starting a franchise business and is struggling to take responsibility.
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Responding to the findings on Thursday, a CNN spokesperson said YouTube needs to take responsibility.
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The United States did not take responsibility for the strikes, as is its standard policy.
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It's giving communities and people the resources to take responsibility and assume power for themselves.
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Drabin is skeptical of his former home city's willingness to take responsibility for wildfire risk.
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We've got to get some things squared away, but I take responsibility for it all.
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Falih also called on the international community to take responsibility and protect international shipping lanes.
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Instead of beating yourself up for the money mistake, acknowledge that it happened, and take responsibility.
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Instead, the security firm says banks should take responsibility for protecting their customers on social media.
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"I take responsibility for every decision I made, but that's not why I lost," she said.
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"People need to take responsibility for staying healthy," says Jacobs, who is also a certified ergonomist.
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Both end users will agree to take responsibility for their respective actions when they sign-up.
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"I think I can take responsibility for that in that I was the audience," she said.
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But I will apologize anyway and take responsibility and say sorry to people who were offended.
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Someone has to take responsibility for it and stop being in your little self-absorbed bubble.
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When the ringed planet backspins, he offers us the opportunity to take responsibility for our actions.
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Grayling added that the EU would have to take responsibility if Britain left without a deal.
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This bladeless operation could mean that men can finally take responsibility for their own reproductive health.
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Inspiring girls to dream big is something I think we all need to take responsibility for.
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After Copeland, the boss of Unison, a supportive union, insisted that Mr Corbyn "must take responsibility".
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He will take responsibility for all Calvin Klein lines, including runway, underwear and home goods. nyti.
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Take responsibility when the ball is in my hand s and make plays for my teammates.
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"I made mistakes and I trusted people, but ultimately I have to take responsibility," she said.
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But it becomes a risk when they do not share information or take responsibility to act.
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His main initiative, "Human Rights Up Front", required all staff to take responsibility for reporting abuses.
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Neither Israel, nor Egypt, nor even the Palestinian Authority (PA) wants to take responsibility for it.
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Those companies have all said that they would take responsibility for any crashes involving driverless cars.
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"I take responsibility for every decision I made, but that's not why I lost," Clinton said.
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"I take responsibility for my past," Díaz said in a statement in response to the allegations.
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They'll insist that bodies tell a story about people's willingness to take responsibility for their choices.
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"I take responsibility for every decision I make -- but that's not why I lost," Clinton said.
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They also accused grassroots officials of failing to take responsibility for pollution, blaming external factors instead.
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Trump didn't take responsibility for the death of Army Specialist Etienne Murphy in Syria in May.
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He needed to take responsibility for what he had done and essentially just make it stop.
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Members of Congress were free to give opinions without having to take responsibility for the consequences.
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Americans deserve better than leaders who stoke fear and refuse to take responsibility for their actions.
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Therefore, take responsibility for making change no matter who you are or what your job is.
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These are ethical issues that I don't think they want to take responsibility for, never understood.
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And I've simply not failed to take responsibility, I've simply recited the fact of what's occurring.
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But no one has ever come forward to take responsibility for the death, Mr. Chen said.
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Washington (CNN)First, President Donald Trump said he would take responsibility for any potential government shutdown.
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Paxton isn't alone in his view that people have to take responsibility for their own safety.
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A financial literacy test could establish an investor's ability to take responsibility for their own investments.
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Johns's muteness about his work is a refusal to take responsibility for how it affects us.
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"I take responsibility for every decision I make -- but that's not why I lost," she said.
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In October, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx directed the transit administration to take responsibility for Metro safety.
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Rather than admitting their mea culpa, Cochran has Carl Douglas (Dale Godboldo) take responsibility for it.
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We play football and you have to take responsibility for what you do on the field.
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Foster also advises you never promise more than you can deliver and take responsibility for mistakes.
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Now, let regional powers take responsibility for producing stability and, eventually, peace in their own neighborhood.
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Strong and willful people can take responsibility for their actions and are prepared to admit error.
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Braitstein told Reuters Health that governments need to take responsibility for the care of their children.
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And just yesterday, Trump flatly refused to take responsibility for the failure of testing to date.
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The best emails establish rapport and respect with the recipient and take responsibility for the conversation.
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Several city councilmembers say the city should take responsibility for its role in driving medallion sales.
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You may even begin to take responsibility for the conflict, even when it's not your fault.
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"A lot of time people just want someone to take responsibility for a mistake," he said.
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"He should quit lying and take responsibility for his actions," said the lawyer, Marc L. Mukasey.
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Instead, he said Singaporeans themselves had to take responsibility for the loss of their language diversity.
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"I do take responsibility for my actions and I never intended to hurt anyone," she wrote.
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My parents also gave me much freedom and taught me to take responsibility for my actions.
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Just like everyone deserves access to fashion, everyone should take responsibility for making it more sustainable.
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Turkey accuses Western countries of refusing to take responsibility for their own citizens who joined ISIS.
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I'll take responsibility for fixing the problems in terms of what went on and that's it.
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He also encourages leaders to take responsibility when they screw up and learn from their mistakes.
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Because of that, the entire chapter will take responsibility for the damage done to the community.
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Moore and Trump, she said, have both failed to take responsibility for their own alleged impropriety.
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At the root of resilience is the willingness to take responsibility for your progress and outcome.
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"Every great community has great leaders who take responsibility for people's well-being," he told Businessweek.
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We hold ourselves to high standards, and when we fall short, we take responsibility for it.
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"Each person has to take responsibility," a 21-year-old man told the newspaper Le Parisien.
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Half a century after the battle, he says he does not take responsibility for what happened.
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Speaker Paul Ryan the next morning asked Gianforte to take responsibility for his actions and apologize.
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We don't often see other members of Trump's party take responsibility for his statements and actions.
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We need to take responsibility for the fact that we have their blood on our hands.
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If the Europeans were so worried about Libya, they argued, let them take responsibility for its future.
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This isn't the first time Donald Trump has failed to take responsibility for a seemingly obvious misstep.
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"The new leadership of the provincial party committee lead from the front and take responsibility," he said.
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Walker is asking for unspecified damages and said he wants McDonald's to take responsibility for what happened.
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Turkey's government blamed the attack on Islamic State extremists, but the group did not immediately take responsibility.
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I had to look at that and take responsibility for the life I had created for myself.
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With that said, Saturn returns can be very good and healthy if you take responsibility and control.
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She urged McDonald's to take responsibility and ensure its supply chain is free of exploitation and slavery.
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Parts of Guangdong province near Hong Kong were also castigated for failing to take responsibility for violations.
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Morgan said it was heartening to see fashion brands starting to take responsibility for their supply chains.
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The truth is that you did something wrong, and you do need to take responsibility for it.
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"Some people don't like to take responsibility for their own shit," he said to that Uber driver.
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They've also called for upper management making these decisions to take responsibility for the damage they cause.
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Wade was a reflection of an amoral society that didn't want to take responsibility for its actions.
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They jam the copiers and slip out so they won't have to take responsibility for their actions.
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Ushioda, when announcing his resignation, said he was doing so to take responsibility for previously appointing Seto.
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The lesson of "nipplegate" is that in its aftermath, no one wanted to take responsibility for it.
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And so everyone needs to take responsibility for the content they read and the content they share.
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Hong Kong's government had failed to take responsibility for the outcry gripping the city, one activist said.
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People need someone who will lead and take responsibility, and I understand that I may make mistakes.
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You didn't mind doing any of that and now you don't want to take responsibility for it.
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"I very proudly say I'm 33, and it's long past time we take responsibility," Torres Small said.
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I will take responsibility for my proposals and I will ask the (ruling) coalition's vote on them.
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They want to take responsibility for their loved ones, for their communities, for all kinds of things.
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This is a further example of Facebook failing to take responsibility for the misuse of its platform.
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"If you share this offending information, you must take responsibility for your act, as well," he said.
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Individuals need to take responsibility and prepare themselves for career changes by pursuing education and developing resilience.
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Rich countries need to take responsibility for the impacts that their consumption of imported products may have.
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PES needs to stop obfuscating and take responsibility for the unfortunate mess it finds itself in today.
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I unequivocally take responsibility for my actions and will respectfully accept whatever punishment the court deems appropriate.
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In the case of moral transgressions, parents saw these prompts as tools for helping children take responsibility.
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The best treatment, they said, is to take responsibility for yourself, go on a diet and exercise.
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"The statement continued: "We understand there will be consequences and we're prepared to take responsibility for them.
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That wasn't enough for many politicians, who called for Stumpf to take responsibility for the bank's misdeeds.
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Basically, attendees gather AA style, talk about their crimes and how they affected others ... and take responsibility.
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Users are expected to use the tool — and take responsibility for not being confused by the tool.
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Yale, universities were forced to take responsibility for the "hostile environment" created by sexual assault on campus.
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Call on Zimbabwe's political leaders to take responsibility for ensuring calm and restraint at this critical moment.
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"Men do not take responsibility for family planning – they think it's the business of women," Muttreja says.
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They have to take responsibility for economic life on a scale not seen since the New Deal.
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They have to take responsibility for economic life on a scale not seen since the New Deal.
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The circle is broken, and if we want to make the circle again, we must take responsibility.
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"I don't take responsibility at all," he said when asked about U.S. delays to testing the public.
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But until people take responsibility for their actions and stop lying the rules will have to increase.
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It also created space for individuals, whether harm-doers or those who enabled them, to take responsibility.
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Habitual mask wearing became a "civic duty," both to protect others and to take responsibility for oneself.
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"I take responsibility for my decision — I made a bad choice — not a coerced one," she wrote.
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Times have changed, and so too have the pressures on the company to take responsibility for problems.
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But there is nothing to take responsibility for, because we know nothing, we don't know what happened.
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The moon connects with serious Saturn at 5:08 PM, encouraging us to take responsibility for ourselves.
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"Companies try to point fingers and don't take responsibility for their lack of IT infrastructure," Shirley said.
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The 40-year-old Kalanick responds angrily that some people don't take responsibility for their own actions.
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But for me it is the only way I know to confront the past and take responsibility.
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On Tuesday, Bernstein also turned to social media, in this case to take responsibility for his remarks.
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"Some people don't like to take responsibility for their own [expletive]," he said, before leaving the car.
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Mr. Trump refused to take responsibility for the conditions facing migrant children and families at border facilities.
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That really helps me take responsibility for my work and not just the people I work with.
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He owes our country an apology and he needs to take responsibility for his actions and words.
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There cannot be true democracy unless women are given the opportunity to take responsibility for their own lives.
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But we can help our young people as they face, and eventually take responsibility in, this complicated world.
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"Women are learning to take responsibility for their own sexual needs and wants in the bedroom," Brisben explained.
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It is fun to blame the mischievous messenger planet, but we have to take responsibility for our actions.
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My grandmother did not, and could not, supervise him constantly, nor could she take responsibility for his medications.
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According to Jackson, the BBC didn't want to take responsibility for airing something so violent and anti-nuclear.
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"I must resign to take responsibility for the election defeat," Lai told a cabinet meeting earlier on Friday.
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"The UK government must take responsibility for the slow development of policy on honor-based abuse," Kahn says.
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It's time to take responsibility for the changes — and yes, the pain — we're inflicting on our local communities.
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Say 'I'm sorry' and because of this I will be better and take responsibility to make others better.
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Chris confronted him about what happened, but Chad repeatedly refused to take responsibility or apologize for his actions.
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IBM did not take responsibility then, and by the time their role was understood, it was too late.
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And they gave you that piece of information because [Vanderpump] does not want to take responsibility for it.
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I should have used two emails -- one personal, one for work -- and I take responsibility for that decision.
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He urged the rich to take responsibility not for humanity in general but for particular people and places.
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We believe this will help children form good habits and help them to take responsibility for their actions.
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Motherboard became aware of the defacement when someone claiming to take responsibility for the act sent an email.
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Emtage is among the creatives not widely known but who take responsibility for tools we still use today.
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"There has to be something for men to take responsibility in the same way as women," says Huhtaniemi.
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The mayors will have to take responsibility if local production doesn't meet official quotas, the government notice added.
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He&aposs asking for unspecified damages and said he wants McDonald&aposs to take responsibility for what happened.
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"Some people don't like to take responsibility for their own shit," Kalanick shouted at Kamel in the video.
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In December, I posed the idea that Facebook ought to take responsibility for making its users more informed.
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He seemed to take responsibility for both, which I think is main reason the President made his decision.
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When leaders take responsibility of their missteps, they often even gain more respect and loyalty from their followers.
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But these are the facts that people have got to take responsibility for the legislation that they produce.
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To take control is to take responsibility and that is precisely what our elected officials should be doing.
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Bank of America refused to take responsibility for the damages; in fact, they were still threatening to foreclose.
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China is not going to take responsibility for everything that happens in the Middle East or South America.
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He also announced with great bravado last month that would be "proud" to take responsibility for the shutdown.
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Residents don't just pay for the installation of the pipes, however, they also take responsibility for their maintenance.
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They proactively teach their kids to take responsibility for their choices and they assign them age-appropriate duties.
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The FWC urged local residents to take responsibility for trash on the beach and participate in clean-ups.
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It's refreshing to see someone in public life take responsibility for a mistake he or she has made.
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Responding to cross traffic requires a lot more decision making than Tesla may want to take responsibility for.
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Until recently, the trend has been towards asking suppliers to take responsibility for piecing together large sub-systems.
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At the same time, Trump declined to take responsibility for any media suppression by leaders decrying fake news.
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Civil War continued to show Tony struggling to take responsibility as the man in charge of the Avengers.
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The Senate Trump shocked Senate Republicans when he said he'd take responsibility for any shutdown over the holidays.
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For this election season, and going forward in our lives, I suggest trying something novel: Take responsibility yourself.
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The only thing we need to do is to take responsibility, and for me that's what childhood is.
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But at this moment, do we really want to rely on a leader who refuses to take responsibility?
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Teachers and parents who need to take responsibility for the acceptance of hatred in the fabric of society.
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"The government has refused to take responsibility, or even to answer the most basic questions," Mr. Rid said.
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"I don't take responsibility at all," Trump said in response to a question about the lack of tests.
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"It's about building an army of people who question and are ready to take responsibility," Mr. Linyekula said.
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Think about its national and international implications as we take responsibility for our sexism, our misogyny, our patriarchy.
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" And this one on MSNBC: "President Trump refuses to take responsibility for past comments after multiple mass shootings.
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"We are unwilling and unable to take responsibility for the spirit of the negotiation results," Mr. Lindner announced.
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The hospital forensic committee said that they believed James was insufficiently willing to take responsibility for his actions.
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Clean Up Australia was founded the next year, seeking to mobilize Australians to take responsibility for the environment.
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As they got older, they continued to take responsibility for their own futures through the decisions they made.
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To truly become a better person, BoJack has to take responsibility for his role in Sarah Lynn's demise.
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"If I made a mistake in my cuisine, I immediately take responsibility for it," Mr. Veyrat told Franceinfo.
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I want them to take responsibility and show me that people will be treated differently in the future.
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The company does not take responsibility for information individuals share on its app, according to its privacy policy.
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"His platform risks becoming home to dangerous predators ... the company has to take responsibility for this," she said.
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He told the judge that Samey's life was in danger and that he would take responsibility for him.
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Cease this folly, and America can begin to take responsibility in the world and reclaim its civic peace.
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"If he wants to control the M.T.A., then he has to take responsibility for it," Mr. Ravitch said.
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He has yet to take responsibility for his actions by apologizing to his victims or demonstrating genuine contrition.
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In any other industry, he asserted, companies are expected to take responsibility for defective products are held accountable.
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In the end, Congress can take responsibility and address the complaints emanating from all sides in this debate.
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"We understand there will be consequences, and we're prepared to take responsibility for them," the girl's family said.
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"He said that every person can make their own decisions and take responsibility for them, too," said Sobchak.
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I love employees who take risks, albeit calculated, and then take responsibility for the ensuing success or failure.
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There's no way I can take responsibility for the harms or benefits of the web as a whole.
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A good leader should accept and pass on team accolades as well as take responsibility for team misses.
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Raisman accused USA Gymnastics of "rotting from the inside" and called on its new leader to take responsibility.
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The private sector must similarly acknowledge this truth and take responsibility to safeguard American's information from foreign governments.
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As chairman of CPAC, I have to take responsibility for the decisions we make regarding speakers each year.
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"There is very little public understanding, and the media has got to take responsibility for that," she said.
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Mueller's prosecutors blasted Manafort in the days before his sentencing for failing to take responsibility for his crimes.
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But we also want to encourage people to take responsibility for their condition, however constrained it might be.
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In the wake of the backlash, Schumer said she would take responsibility for her words in the future.
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"I think the healthiest thing is to take responsibility for initiating the relationships we want to have," Nelson says.
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The move was Yao's own decision and not to take responsibility for the data fabrication, a company spokesman said.
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Hua urged "relevant countries" to take responsibility and not "point the finger at other people and make irresponsible remarks".
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I take it seriously when I get it right and I do take responsibility when I get it wrong.
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"Somebody has to take responsibility at the political level and provide the leadership and the willpower," LePatner told CNBC.
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" The footage ends with Kalanick shouting to Kamel: "Some people don't like to take responsibility for their own s---.
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"I take responsibility for every decision I made, but that's not why I lost," Clinton said at the conference.
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We need to step up and recognize that and take responsibility for that, and then take the right actions.
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As Republicans take responsibility for the labor market, expect them to increasingly emphasize this view rather than the former.
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I will totally take responsibility for that and that's one thing I want to change in this new dawn.
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If the company started taking responsibility for fake news, it might have to take responsibility for a lot more.
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A spokeswoman for New Yorks attorney general told Reuters that family members should take responsibility for their destructive actions.
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Trump previously said that he will take responsibility for the government shutdown if the wall does not get funded.
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If the administration would step up and take responsibility for the damage they themselves created, what would they do?
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The last pillar is just that people need to take responsibility for how users are impacted by algorithmic decisions.
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And those who decide to wait anyway are in limbo, with no one willing to take responsibility for them.
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Or more specifically, yes, but as long as gallery owners and artists take responsibility for their roles in displacement.
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I learned not to blame others or the world, and to take responsibility for where and who I was.
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The chairman of Toshiba, Shigenori Shiga, also resigned, reportedly to "take responsibility for the losses," according to the Post.
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We have to protect the democracy, and I think the big tech guys have to take responsibility for it.
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By middle age, her Hockney has forgotten how love works, refusing to feel guilt and refusing to take responsibility.
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He urged graduates to be fearless in building things, but to also take responsibility for their effects on society.
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I take responsibility for going against that—but I can't really blame ABC and Disney for what they did.
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The Moon meets with Saturn at 8:53 PM, and we'll all need to take responsibility for our actions.
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Iran did take responsibility for shooting down a US military drone in June, saying it was in Iranian airspace.
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I knew that I am not someone who will say things that aren't true, that will not take responsibility.
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They're starting to take some responsibility, but I don't think they would take responsibility without ... If they weren't shamed.
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It's going to take responsibility and transparency to ensure that the Skype seats continue to be a productive experience.
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Mutko said he had not shirked his own duties but was ready to take responsibility for Russia's doping scandal.
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Seldom does their target leave that fiery confrontation struck by a sudden urge to take responsibility for their problems.
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C.C.J. was involved in a lawsuit, trying to force Consol to take responsibility for the draining of Duke Lake.
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"Hopefully others will take responsibility for their actions in the killing of our son," said Tim's mother, Evelyn Piazza.
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They did what they did, and they don't want to take responsibility for it, and it's killing southeast Louisiana.
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Whether through work or love or art, life becomes more meaningful whenever we take responsibility for something or someone.
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"I've seen their go-to before, which is file bankruptcy, they don't like to take responsibility," Brockovich told Hill.
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The U.S. Government Accountability Office could take responsibility for the review of the security of space-based strategic assets.
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That same month, Ryan called on the GOP front-runner to take responsibility for violent outbursts at his rallies.
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He reminds us again that the citizen is powerful and should take responsibility for driving change in the society.
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Lawyer David Cross, who represents another group of voters, urged the judge to force the state to take responsibility.
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Delegate and empower those around you to take responsibility instead of thinking that success solely rests on your shoulders.
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He is so devoted to his winner's façade that he refuses to take responsibility for anything that goes wrong.
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"I made mistakes and I trusted people, but ultimately I have to take responsibility," she told PEOPLE last month.
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But many of the mothers they interviewed said the men refused to take responsibility, or stopped paying and disappeared.
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Despite the evidence, the United Nations refused to take responsibility for its role in the spread of the disease.
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"He said that every person can make their own decisions and take responsibility for them too," said Ms. Sobchak.
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He recalled that Ms. Gish made a speech in 1983 saying that actors should take responsibility for their work.
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"I take responsibility for my actions and will hold myself to a higher standard in the future," he added.
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After several interviews, Mr. Biden settled on some phrasing: "I take responsibility," a sentence that echoed the words Mrs.
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That there's momentum to crying "bad!" and less incentive to take responsibility for checking in on what happens next.
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THE STONE It's time that we men take responsibility for our role in the problem of violence against women.
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It's essential that these rules must be strictly respected by everyone and I'm calling on everyone (to take) responsibility.
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Macron wants to take responsibility for the past, while the government in Algiers wants to keep living in it.
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But rather than take responsibility for deciding the future of the agreement, the president wants to pass the buck.
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He must take responsibility and ensure that the officials responsible for the large scale killings of protesters are prosecuted.
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Afghan soldiers and police protected last year's presidential elections and continue to take responsibility for security across the country.
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But I will take responsibility and go explain myself in front of the judge and show my good faith.
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His attacks were far from the worst Dumpson received, but he was the only one who would take responsibility.
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"My client has taken the earliest opportunity to take responsibility for her conduct," Ken Julian, Littlefair's lawyer, told CNN.
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"You can take responsibility, you can be intentional, you can set goals, and you can work hard," he wrote.
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At some point, the establishments need to take responsibility for their past failures and draw respective lessons from them.
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This is a powerful time to break bad habits, step up, and take responsibility for your health and wellness.
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Judge Sullivan erupted at Mr. Flynn earlier for what seemed like a failure to take responsibility for his crimes.
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But failing to take responsibility for the consequences of your own behavior means you're not learning from your mistakes.
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They have to take responsibility for their decision, and so do the people who choose to work for Trump.
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I started yelling at him to grow up, take responsibility, stop drinking, start working and go back to school.
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By allowing individuals to take responsibility for the digital mess we're in, the media perpetuates the "great man" myth.
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"It is our nation's moral imperative to take responsibility for what our children learn," Melania Trump says https://t.
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We can become better consumers of information, but providers must take responsibility for curating willful fiction from actual news.
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It's quite another to look at our own actions and take responsibility for the areas where we fall short.
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If the company wants a hand in policy direction it first needs to take responsibility for what it's become.
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Most analysts agree that the targets are ambitious, and someone will have to take responsibility if they are missed.
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His smooth and charming mask is intact only until someone asks him to take responsibility for his reckless behavior.
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They didn't want to ... and he was making an adult statement about their inability to take responsibility for themselves.
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Their parents will fight all their battles for them and will never make them take responsibility for their actions.
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That is why it is very important for them to take responsibility for what they do in the past.
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The group also praised but did not take responsibility for the death on Thursday of an Israeli soldier, Sgt.
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We are the human species and we have to take responsibility for other people's dignity as well as ours.
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Instead, it makes him look like a petulant, inept fool who lacks the strength of character to take responsibility.
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In December Trump said he would take responsibility for the shutdown but has since shifted the blame to Democrats.
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We who have been unjustly forced to take responsibility for every crime committed by our kinsmen—Muslims having to address "radical Islamic terror," to employ the right's fetishized term—know that white voters who put Trump into office will never take responsibility for what he and his supporters will do to us.
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Manufacturers such as HP, Philips, and Samsung are beginning to take responsibility for their part in the e-waste problem.
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The GOP line is that birth control is optional, and so women should take responsibility for paying for it themselves.
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Now she wants the Kremlin to take responsibility for him and scores of other fighters who died in its service.
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In Google's view, publishers have to take responsibility for the ads they show and take control of their ad inventory.
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You have to take responsibility and stay on top of it because things like this will happen if you don't.
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"Airbus must take responsibility," said Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, deputy head of the Free Democrats and defense spokesperson for her party.
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That was when I realized that I needed to take responsibility for our daughter and started my own accountancy business.
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The two countries have also clashed over what China sees as Japan's refusal to take responsibility for its wartime past.
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After over 11 years, we have reached a settlement with these victims and families to take responsibility and begin healing.
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"Obama was encouraging them to take responsibility for their own security and that's what the Saudis are doing," Ottaway said.
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He also said the international community must take responsibility for what is happening to the Muslim Rohingya community in Myanmar.
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It let the protected bakers take responsibility for the message their cakes would send and refuse to send that message.
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You've got to take responsibility for your actions and that's what I try my best to do every single day.
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" The Cut quote-tweeted the message and added, "We want to reiterate that we take responsibility for publishing this piece.
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But he said his client had since first coming under scrutiny in 2014 sought to take responsibility for his actions.
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As for the paternity test, Hartwell said he is prepared to take responsibility for the child if it is his.
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"Someone who will take responsibility for the real welfare of the American people to be honest with them," he said.
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However, Catalonia has said it would take responsibility for its share of central government debt, reducing the burden on Spain.
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You're going to be in here until you grow the hell up and learn to take responsibility for your actions.
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"What I would be happy for is for him to take responsibility for his crimes," Dawn told the local outlet.
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Jeff Bezos has said in interviews that he learned how to work well under pressure and take responsibility early on.
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The issue, here, is that Facebook has developed a supremely powerful technology littered with problems it won't take responsibility for.
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Facebook made itself the middle man of media, but has yet to take responsibility for that role and its influence.
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From Jacobs' statement: "I have accepted Mr Gianforte's apology and his willingness to take responsibility for his actions and statements."
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That's partly because the question of who should take responsibility for Camp Century has become such a political hot potato.
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My mom taught me that I could be anything I wanted to be if I was willing to take responsibility.
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While Charlamagne has empathy for all sexual assault victims, he cannot take responsibility for a crime he did not commit.
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Ultimately, self-driving cars will mean manufacturers also have to take responsibility for every second of operation on the roads.
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Rick Snyder has apologized for the water crisis, saying he would take responsibility for mistakes he said his staff made.
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I say to Donald Trump: Take responsibility, rise to the dignity of your office…Stop hiding behind your Twitter account.
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Republicans controlled both houses of Congress but they refused to take responsibility for highly unpopular changes to a cherished program.
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And maybe now we can take responsibility for unwittingly participating in some of the sexism directed at Fox back then.
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I don't hurt people with my lies or my choices, and wherever I can I make amends; I take responsibility.
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Sheikh Hasina has said her government will not take responsibility for "untoward incidents" that befall people who express objectionable opinions.
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He's struggling with some serious feelings, and he isn't able (or willing) to deal with or take responsibility for them.
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Trump and her husband have declined to take responsibility for the words of their supporters or urge them to stop.
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Right now, we must all acknowledge the inherent risks associated with living near water and take responsibility to protect ourselves.
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"George will take responsibility for some inaccuracies during the interview with the FBI," Papadopoulos's wife, Simona Mangiante, told ABC News.
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" Pruitt: "I said in my opening statement, that I take responsibility, I've made changes historically, I'm making changes going forward.
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When VA does take responsibility for an issue, the most common media response is to search for someone to blame.
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Therefore, just because someone is stepping up to take responsibility, it does not mean that they are solely to blame.
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"Violence against women is never acceptable and Jared Polis needs to take responsibility for his actions," the campaign said Tuesday.
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However, he said the government could not solve the problem alone – community leaders and families also needed to take responsibility.
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He sent his premier (Kim Yong Il) to meet with party leaders to apologize (and take responsibility) for the decision.
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"We are here to call on Russia to take responsibility," said Thomas Schansman, who lost his son in the crash.
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Members of Congress often rail against the inefficiency in government, but seldom take responsibility for being part of the problem.
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Corey Lewandowski, the campaign manager who was ousted in favor of Mr. Manafort, said that Mr. Manafort should take responsibility.
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On Wednesday, the brokerage said it would take responsibility for the bond agreements, after earlier blaming two of its employees.
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But rather than take responsibility for this, they've decided to blame the ills of the world on the rising generations.
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Instead, consider whether it's more valuable to blame someone else or to take responsibility yourself and learn from past mistakes.
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Instead of just embracing the consumption of open source and ignoring the cost, we should take responsibility for it's sustainability.
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This is true in politics and it's something that all of us need to step up and take responsibility for.
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Stop blaming Apple and take responsibility for tech addiction The president of the United States cannot seem to stop tweeting.
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Researchers warn that industry-led schemes are inadequate unless laws compel manufacturers to take responsibility for the waste they produce.
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For this and many other reasons, Israel should act like an adult, take responsibility for these failures and step down.
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Ties We have always believed that our twins should take responsibility for their older brother when we no longer can.
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"I don't take responsibility at all," the president said when pressed about whether he was responsible for delays in testing.
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They also take responsibility for the consequences their decisions have for their families and other people involved in rescuing them.
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"I don't take responsibility at all," he said, citing "specifications from a different time" that his administration had to change.
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Cory believes that Vice President Biden should take responsibility for what he said and apologize to those who were hurt.
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Together, the hedge fund and teachers' pension giant want Apple to take responsibility for how its products are affecting children.
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And to do what Milo Yiannopoulos has never had the courage to do—to take responsibility for our own actions.
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Embark on something important that you've been putting off for years and take responsibility for how you live your life.
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" Asked about the failure to quickly make tests widely available, President Donald Trump said, "I don't take responsibility at all.
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"I wish to take responsibility for the crimes I committed," Mason said Tuesday in court in northeastern Ohio's Cuyahoga County.
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He has also tried to convince the tech industry to take responsibility for how its products are built and used.
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The most important step is the first, requiring confrontational probing to cut through failure to take responsibility and facile rationalizations.
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Without a doubt, but only if all of us take responsibility for doing it better, women as well as men.
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"Educating yourself on relationship topics and what makes a healthy relationship can also help you to take responsibility for yourself."
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During last year's failed repeal of Obamacare, Trump refused to take responsibility for the legislative breakdown, blaming GOP lawmakers instead.
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Instead of suing Jack LaPant, the federal government should take responsibility for clarifying and fairly enforcing its web of regulations.
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"If he makes an offensive tweet, I'm going to take responsibility for answering him," Andrés Manuel López Obrador said Friday.
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" One of their banners said: "Who's going to take responsibility if my son goes to the military and learns homosexuality?
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My fellow Australians have allowed this to happen; we elect our leaders and we must take responsibility for their actions.
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In that same speech, Josh challenged every man to take responsibility for his actions and be part of the solution.
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Those are two excellent reasons to take responsibility for your own decision, along with the flak that comes with it.
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Managers take responsibility for workload redistribution and might organize flowers or a donation in honor of the coworker's deceased relative.
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"If there are Breakers fans out there that are hurting, I take responsibility for this," he told Sky Sports News.
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And you must be prepared to make all the important decisions, as well as take responsibility for anyone you employ.
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It's tempting to attribute how you feel to the actions of others, but you must take responsibility for your emotions.
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You are allowing someone who is unwilling to take responsibility for his own actions — REPORTER: Do you want to respond?
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If we want the world we live in to be different, we each have to take responsibility for changing it.
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During the shutdown, Trump has routinely blamed them for the stalemate, although he had earlier said he would take responsibility.
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It's really encouraging to see a CEO willing to jump into a call with a bunch of strangers to take responsibility.
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"We need Afghanistan to take responsibility for their side of the border," said prominent security analyst, retired Pakistan Army Lt. Gen.
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Singapore's system requires individuals to take responsibility for their own health, and for much of their own spending on medical care.
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And he has an opportunity here to take responsibility and to use this as a moment of growth and serious reflection.
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And the thing is, I think Breitbart — and let me preface this by saying I take responsibility for all my actions.
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He said he still regrets that he failed to take responsibility for his actions and take control of his drinking sooner.
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Then United failed to successfully apologize and take responsibility for its actions, and the social media meme-ing and trolling began.
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So, perhaps inevitably, once the NFL apparently regretted its Playboy bid for attention, the women were also expected to take responsibility.
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By not using his main channel to address the controversy, Beahm could take responsibility without worrying about damage to his brand.
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They have a responsibility to their employees and their customers and a wider range of people that they take responsibility for.
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I have always been transparent about my life and would always take responsibility for my actions – but these claims are false.
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"[Kabbalah] helped me learn to take responsibility for my own choices and no longer be the victim," she told the magazine.
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" She added that "as the next generation," she needed to learn more about Bahlsen's past and take "responsibility for our history.
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When it joined the coalition many expected its support to collapse as it was forced to take responsibility for government policies.
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" He adds: "But as of today, [Gaines] has failed to take responsibility for any of the allegations outlined in our petition.
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"IBM did not take responsibility then, and by the time their role was understood, it was too late," says the letter.
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In her comments last night Mrs Merkel emphasised that her party would "take responsibility for this country, even in difficult times".
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Inada will resign after Friday's publication of the results of the investigation to take responsibility for the affair, according to NHK.
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Mr Speth himself "may need to take responsibility for what's gone wrong" says Robin Zhu of Bernstein, an equity-research firm.
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It's better for Uber's diversity numbers if a woman shows up and is forced to take responsibility for his poor decisions.
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He agrees to take responsibility for the event, signaling that his time at Geist may be coming to a swift end.
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"I made mistakes and I trusted people, but ultimately I have to take responsibility," Miller tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Some items are just too fragile, valuable, or hazardous, and your movers won&apost be allowed to take responsibility for them.
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Booker has also slammed Biden for taking too long to take responsibility for his part in passing the 1994 crime bill.
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Meanwhile, Britain's political class is in crisis, with no one seemingly prepared to take responsibility for Brexit and carry it out.
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The Nikkei business daily separately reported over the weekend that Chairman Shigenori Shiga was ready to step down to take responsibility.
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Court ruling: Trump administration must take responsibility for all children it separated Assailants attacked an Ebola treatment center in Congo — again.
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First, tech companies must take responsibility for the growing cyber-security crisis and dedicate themselves to fixing the problems they've created.
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They believe, and then they do not take responsibility for their beliefs; they conjure things, and do not trust the conjuration.
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Sometimes they hand hard questions over to judges because they would rather not take responsibility for resolving them (eg, gay marriage).
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"I have always been transparent about my life and would always take responsibility for my actions - but these claims are false."
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"I have always been transparent about my life and would always take responsibility for my actions – but these claims are false."
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This is the scientific way of saying: You stop playing the victim to external circumstances and take responsibility for your life.
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Everything is not going to magically work out on its own; you have to be proactive and take responsibility for yourself.
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Rob can be really irrational and he just has to learn to really take responsibility for himself and not blame Chyna.
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It is early enough in his rule for Mr Kim not to have to take responsibility for the regime's many failures.
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I have always been transparent about my life and would always take responsibility for my actions -- but these claims are false.
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And as more brands take their marketing in-house, they increasingly need to take responsibility for their analytics and data science.
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At some point every millennial has to take responsibility for the fact that their bedroom looks like a government records building.
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Given the prompt via Snapchat to say something to friends without having to take responsibility, kids are flocking to download YOLO.
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I am talking about student agency, where students climb out of their narrow self-interest and take responsibility for their communities.
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Facebook and Youtube were able to amass billions of users without having to take responsibility for the content posted by users.
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Opposition lawmakers are calling for Aso to step down to take responsibility, and some analysts believe his resignation could be inevitable.
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Ultimately, there's a simple guiding principle: If it's necessary for the collective good, the public should take responsibility, and political credit.
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According to Jessica's attorney, Robert Simon, "It's unfortunate that she continues to not take responsibility for a crash she clearly caused."
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"I take responsibility for every decision I made, but that's not why I lost," Clinton told listeners at Recode's Code Conference.
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We can do nothing and accept things as they are, or we can stand up and take responsibility for changing them.
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He will encourage nations to take responsibility for their own security while calling for collective action against (hint, hint) rogue nations.
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Stumpf was paid a lot of money for the good things, and now he has to take responsibility for the bad.
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The real estate mogul has refused to take responsibility for the increasingly frequent violence that has taken place at his rallies.
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More recently, the United States military has refused to take responsibility for its environmental degradation of its base in central Seoul.
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And Trump has rejected any accountability for the botched testing process: "I don't take responsibility at all," he said this month.
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"Before the Democrats can be fully united, I think the governor needs to take responsibility for this mailer," Ms. Katz said.
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"I was motivated to come out because it's time to take responsibility and respond to what happened last weekend," Lacey added.
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Overall, Trump refuses to take responsibility for spreading those lies, and is trying to distract voters from it with more lies.
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These people are obscenely wealthy, and they create these technologies and then they don't want to take responsibility for their creations.
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The shutdown, which Trump initially said he would take responsibility for before shifting blame to Democrats, idled some 800,000 government employees.
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And Trump has rejected any accountability for the botched testing process: "I don't take responsibility at all," he said on Friday.
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Do you take responsibility for that, and when can you guarantee that every American who needs a test has a test?
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"The EPA caused an unprecedented disaster that may affect our state for years to come; they must take responsibility," he added.
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While at the F.D.I.C., in 2009, after the financial crisis, he negotiated who would take responsibility for deposits at failing banks.
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"They've chosen to set up a business model where they don't take responsibility for the food that they sell," said Sorscher.
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If you're a surgeon, you're captain of the ship and you take responsibility for everything that happens in your operating theater.
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Rather than cling to our best intentions, how do we instead take responsibility for the real impact we have on others?
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When will Amazon take responsibility for the lungs of children near its warehouses by moving from diesel to all-electric trucking?
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I take responsibility if someone doesn't perform because that means I didn't train them well, set expectations, or keep them accountable.
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I want people to take responsibility and not just constantly point a finger at somebody else, saying, 'You've ruined my life.
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"You have to be willing to own up [to], and take responsibility for, the harm," Whitehouse told the tech-industry witnesses.
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We are encouraged to see Reuben take responsibility for his mistakes, and hopeful that he has learned from them as well.
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The way that justice works is you recognize hurt, you take responsibility for it and then you begin to repair it.
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Investors relaxed after Sealand Securities, a brokerage embroiled in a scandal, said on Wednesday it would take responsibility for forged bond agreements.
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The source said he was not thought to have known about the Italian scandal but that he would take responsibility for it.
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He said he had resigned to take responsibility for institutions he ran, but said there had been no failure on his part.
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They want the grand jury report to bring sweeping change, forcing their abusers and the church to be accountable and take responsibility.
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The folks in Grant County wish people elsewhere would take responsibility in their own lives and stop blaming others for their problems.
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Feminists argue that, to the contrary, women already hear too many messages about how they need to take responsibility for avoiding rape.
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How might artists take responsibility for how we alter people's lives, in terms of the impacts of real estate speculation and gentrification?
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But she has the courage to face the truth and take responsibility to make up for it, and that's already good enough.
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After the testimony is over, Andy and Olivia hash it out — Andy wants them to take responsibility for every sign they missed.
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"What I've learned to do is to take responsibility for what's happening in my life and not be a victim," she says.
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On her first night home from hospital she goes out clubbing with Shami, happy for her mother to take responsibility for Rae.
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U.S. prosecutors argued that Blagojevich should serve out the entire sentence as he still does not take responsibility for his illegal actions.
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Raisman has long been calling for the organizations to take responsibility for allegedly failing to protect several gymnasts from Nassar's sexual abuse.
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"We regret and take responsibility for any instances where customers may have received a product that they did not request," it added.
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"When I say I'm wrong, I'm wrong, and I was wrong on that call and I take responsibility for that," he said.
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"I find it pretty shocking that a massive company like McDonald's wouldn't just take responsibility for something like this," O'Rourke told CBC.
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Hillary Clinton: Well, first, I will take responsibility for any impression or anything I've ever done that people have legitimate questions about.
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Neither of them will take responsibility for a situation that, if not fixed, will cripple the city and eventually the state economy.
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"I have accepted Mr. Gianforte's apology and his willingness to take responsibility for his actions and statements," he said in a statement.
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Sean says he's regretful and ready to take responsibility ... but wants a new trial so he can tell his side of events.
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The commission made six recommendations in its report, including for government heads to take responsibility for disease reduction and to increase regulation.
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Rucker said in her ruling that it is the state, and not the borrower, who must take responsibility for the payroll deductions.
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The Israel Defense Force (IDF) has identified a handful of Syrian partners that are prepared to take responsibility for their own fate.
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"I have accepted Mr Gianforte's apology and his willingness to take responsibility for his actions and statements," Jacobs said in a statement.
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Readers learn how the American army welcomes new recruits who have little drive and teaches them to take responsibility and achieve goals.
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"Russia has got to take responsibility for the fact that they are supporting this brutal monster, which is what he is," Sen.
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Whether or not her concern is true, one thing is clear: This country needs to finally take responsibility for its transgender population.
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Salgado dismissed the organization's findings, saying she wants whoever allegedly waxed her daughter's eyebrows to "take responsibility for it," she tells PEOPLE.
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GOP leaders were left cringing by Trump's vow to take responsibility for a partial shutdown and his promise not to blame Democrats.
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It has said that its chief executive would take a 30% pay cut for three months to take responsibility for the leak.
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It asked for Apple to take responsibility for the consumer, for the quality of its products and for its customer service practices.
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Should historians take responsibility for the abuse and exploitation of the past by amateurs, or even by those within their own ranks?
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The gubernatorial campaign of Treasurer Walker Stapleton (R) pounced on the report, calling on Polis to "take responsibility" for the 1999 incident.
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She repeated that Bell had signed off on the Voetsek site, but told Henderson that, as C.E.O., he needed to take responsibility.
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We must be demanding that the men step forward and take responsibility, whether they think they are the good guy or not.
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It said it would fully compensate Taiwan Power Co and take responsibility, although it did not provide an estimate of the costs.
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Learning to keep your surroundings in order and take responsibility for your messes are important to becoming a competent, socially mature adult.
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"It seems consistent with this idea that we want NATO to take responsibility for its own defense," said Clark, the CSBA analyst.
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Because parents are all too ready to take responsibility and to feel guilty about all sorts of problems that their children have.
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I doubt that many people within banks want to take responsibility for that, especially when it's entirely outside the existing business model.
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Council workers were met by shouts of "they are going to rape our children," and "who will take responsibility when someone dies".
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Not only have the Russians refused to take responsibility for the attacks in Britain, they also have denied knowing anything about Novichok.
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But Trump said he did not take responsibility for the slow rollout of tests that has caused anxiety among the American public.
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This time, however, Hamas has responded to Mr. Abbas's pressure by effectively daring him to step up and take responsibility for Gaza.
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If we can understand that reality has many aspects, we can begin to take responsibility for our role in our own lives.
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The candidates they support need not take responsibility for what they say, and the groups usually disappear once an election is over.
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Last week, the President told reporters, "I don't take responsibility at all," when confronted with his administration's failure to provide widespread testing.
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Mr. Abbas warned vaguely that the Israeli authorities would have to take responsibility for governing Palestinian territories — a prospect that Israel eschews.
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We take responsibility for fostering academic and social environments that give every student the means and opportunity to pursue a better future.
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Leading British fruit juice and smoothie brand Innocent, a certified B Corp company, said more businesses needed to take responsibility and change.
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"The government must take responsibility for the night-time swearing-in, which was carried out secretly from the public," he told Reuters.
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If it's your tax preparer who encouraged such fraud, you will still have to take responsibility for what's on your tax return.
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Avoid accusatory language like "it's not fair" and instead focus on making "I" statements that show you take responsibility for your actions.
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Meanwhile, some of Alphabet&aposs "Other Bets" are starting to grow up at the exact moment Pichai must take responsibility for them.
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In Episode 24, Meadow gives a party in her grandmother's house, then refuses to take responsibility when her friends trash the place.
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The A.C.L.U. had asked the judge to order the government to take responsibility for additional children and families affected by the policy.
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This narrative forces women to take responsibility for avoiding men's advances, and leads to victim blaming when their efforts at avoidance fail.
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Everybody else, it's time to grow a set and stand up and take responsibility for your own people and your own world.
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But "rather than take responsibility for our state's stagnant economy and self-inflicted budget crisis, Republicans chose to blame public education," he said.
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"When you are in a CONSENSUAL RELATIONSHIP, then you need to take responsibility for engaging in that and not play victim," she wrote.
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Regardless of the condition, it is critical to mobilize the healthy part of the patient to take responsibility for his or her health.
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The group, which did not take responsibility for past attacks in Turkey, will likely also not assume responsibility for the Istanbul airport attack.
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He also denied Japanese media reports that he and the company's CEO Osamu Masuko plan to resign and take responsibility for the scandal.
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I may not agree with my father's vote, but I take responsibility for not listening and not taking the risk to challenge it.
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The investor coalition has campaigned in the past for companies to take responsibility for reducing all greenhouse gas emissions related to their products.
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"I think it's about time that people stop and take responsibility for what they're saying over a screen," she says in her video.
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Yet Donald Trump (the television star) routinely fired people on his show "The Apprentice" for failing to take responsibility for their team's failures.
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Once these high-value documents were on the ground, the company's network of local couriers would take responsibility for delivering them to clients.
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Students are also posting on social media to show the mess it caused, and for the principal of Lake Brantley to take responsibility.
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That decision struck down a federal law that required some states to take responsibility for low-level radioactive waste generated within their borders.
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Beyond having to be able to take care of himself on his own, she explained, he also needs to learn to take responsibility.
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The DOD must take responsibility and stop denying its involvement in creating the burn pits, admitting there were health hazards associated with exposure.
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Mr Enders reckons the answer is to emulate Rolls's response—co-operate with investigators, excise corruption and oblige top bosses to take responsibility.
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Sure, these are "real" people who sign up for these shows, and they are all adults who should take responsibility for their actions.
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Well I hope we get into this because look, I take responsibility for every decision I made, but that's not why I lost.
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"If this merger falls through, the ECB will have to take responsibility for this," said a frustrated adviser for one of the banks.
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Using the metaphor of society's house being on fire, Thunberg encouraged others to take responsibility for their actions before the damage becomes irreversible.
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In fact, Ginger's ability to take responsibility for her actions (even when they lead to disastrous consequences) is a trait inherited from Lois.
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We can't expect managers to take responsibility if their organizations don't create the right structures and environments to allow them to do so.
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"They need to take responsibility for their actions, and they need to make this right with the people," resident Leanne Walters told CNN.
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Every candidate -- in both parties -- has to take responsibility for the brokenness of national politics, and for the disenfranchisement of so many citizens.
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"We have done a bad job in the waxing cabin, I take responsibility for this as I am the person responsible," he added.
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BUT YOU KNOW, IN THE END, IT'S EACH INDIVIDUAL'S DECISION ON HOW THEY DO IT. THAT'S WHY I TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR MY DECISIONS.
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We're not going to fix the problems of sexual harassment and assault until men take responsibility for their actions and change their behavior.
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When the operation went poorly, Trump refused to take responsibility and blamed "the generals" for the death of Navy SEAL William "Ryan" Owens.
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"Even if you aren't the only author of the screwup — and you probably aren't — you still have to take responsibility publicly," she says.
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For the hope that I stirred up in people, I [have to take] responsibility for the fight and continue to go back there.
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The cloud vendors take responsibility for securing their own infrastructure, and for the most part the major vendors have done a decent job.
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Carbon pollution expelled into the air at some 35,000 feet is impossible notice, and no one is eager to take responsibility for it.
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" Still, Angelo asked King on CBS This Morning: "We can take responsibility, but to the world, how much responsibility has R. Kelly taken?
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Once you view autonomous cars sort of like an elevator in a building, does Otis take responsibility for all elevators around the world?
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"No one (from the government) has ever stepped up to take responsibility over the illegal discharge by Formosa," he said in televised comments.
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"We propose financial authorities take responsibility to make the economy uptrend by fiscal spending equivalent with delaying the tax hike," said the statement.
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This is a critical time for you to get clear on your own boundaries and to step up and take responsibility for yourself.
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"Whatever problems exist at the SPLC happened on my watch, so I take responsibility for them," he wrote in an email to employees.
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In court in January, Raisman said the organization was "rotting from the inside" and called on Perry to take responsibility for the issue.
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Conversely, in big business, ultimately, the lead dog has to take responsibility and make a decision, and then everybody else has to follow.
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Sealand, which is being investigated by the securities regulator, said on Wednesday it will take responsibility for what it called forged bond agreements.
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The Belgian designer Raf Simons, formerly of Christian Dior, will take responsibility for all Calvin Klein lines, including runway, underwear and home goods.
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Students are also figuring out ways to pay their tuitionIn the end, students also must take responsibility for their education and financial future.
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Congress must take responsibility for the dire situation in which nearly 3.3 million U.S. citizens living in Puerto Rico are in right now.
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And in that case, why aren't we asking men to take responsibility for their bodies in the same way we're asking women to?
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Adults can, in theory, self-regulate when it comes to screen time, or at least recognize and take responsibility for choices they're making.
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Havlicek said the government was ready to take responsibility for any future changes in legal and regulatory environments, and help secure cheap financing.
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Complicated problems require complex solutions, but the way I see it, there is a solution if we take responsibility in three key ways.
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"There have been some systems put in place so that the U.K. could take responsibility for some of the children," Ms. Field said.
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HONG KONG LEADER, WHEN ASKED ABOUT PRO-ESTABLISHMENT CAMP'S POLL DEFEAT, SAYS SHE HAS NOT RECEIVED INSTRUCTION FROM CENTRAL GOVT TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY
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These promises were almost certainly overambitious, but they were nonetheless promises to govern and to legislate, to take responsibility as an elected official.
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Richardson seemed mostly OK with it, joking that Rimmer would have to "take responsibility" if he got sick during his on-camera interview.
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And, therefore, how you take or don't take responsibility for what your technology enables or for what happens on your platforms is inescapable.
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I agree that we don't, as an industry, take responsibility for what we're covering, and I think there are two reasons for that.
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The rising power in the workplace of women in their 30s, many of whom take responsibility for building a family, cannot be discounted.
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Merkel, adamant that Germans will not take on greater risks, said that individual members must take responsibility for themselves within a currency union.
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For one thing, not every nonprofit has board members who want to take responsibility for decisions that could affect their institution's financial health.
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She did not attend the rallies in Ulan-Ude, but is starting to think she needs to take responsibility for her country's future.
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But while the state's provisions were particularly broad, she said, it was important for motorists to take responsibility for themselves and pay attention.
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Jeffrey Reinking isn't the only parent who should have to take responsibility for any negligent and dangerous decisions when it comes to guns.
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Rather, it shows Wells Fargo's willingness to hide behind an unjust arbitration system even as it professes to take responsibility for its actions.
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It is due to continue on to Spain, where the home countries of European Union citizens will take responsibility for the remaining passengers.
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It is due to continue on to Spain, where the home countries of European Union citizens will take responsibility for the remaining passengers.
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Over the weekend, Andrew Scheer, leader of the Conservatives, said such people can remain as Conservative candidates provided they take responsibility and apologize.
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"Companies or crews who continue production and lead to the spread of the epidemic will take responsibility for the consequences," the association said.
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Take responsibility for any of your past mistakes and partner with people you are proud to share the spotlight with—professionally and otherwise!
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In general, over half a century, Congress promised increased benefits or lower taxes without having to take responsibility for the long-term costs.
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Whether or not Juul intentionally peddled its products to young people, the company needs to take responsibility for the epidemic that it created.
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"It all starts with accountability because if we're going to win the guys on our team have to take responsibility," Smart told reporters.
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"More generous public grant financing support, and especially increased financing for adaptation is needed to take responsibility and provide climate justice," she said.
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"Platforms cannot stand back and say they're transaction method only, they have to take responsibility for the transactions that happen there," Owyang said.
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" He told reporters on board his campaign plane (yes, he's currently running for reelection): "I take responsibility for my decision to do that.
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Lawmakers often call Section 230 a legal shield that prevents tech companies from having to take responsibility for harmful content on their platforms.
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Refusing to take responsibility for your decisions is the mentality of an elementary school kid who gets caught misbehaving and blames the teacher.
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"We must take responsibility for everything before God, our brothers and our creation," the pontiff added at his last public event of 2016.
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Brent Wisner, a lawyer for the Pilliods, at a news conference following the verdict said Bayer had to take responsibility for its product.
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The announcement came months after Nassar's sentencing, where the doctor's victims called out Michigan State for failing to take responsibility for enabling Nassar.
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AND THE FACT THAT WE WON'T ADMIT ERRORS, THE FACT THAT HE WON'T TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERRORS, THE FACT THAT HE LIKES TO TALK ABOUT FAKE NEWS RATHER THAN FACT THAT LEADS TO PEOPLE WHO WORK FOR HIM SAYING, WELL IF HE WON'T TAKE RESPONSIBILITY, IF HE WON'T ADMIT MISTAKES, SOMEBODY IS GOING TO TAKE THE BLAME FOR THOSE MISTAKES.
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"And it's only by putting him in custody that we can take him to trial and have him take responsibility for what he's done."
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Huffman is the first parent charged in the scandal to take responsibility for her actions, which bodes well for her, the L.A. Times reports.
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President Donald Trump signaled Tuesday that he would take responsibility if the government shuts down next week over a fight for border wall funding.
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Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson won the award for Founder of the Year and used his acceptance speech to encourage other entrepreneurs to take responsibility.
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And their plan could be the most ambitious demand yet for a company to take responsibility for its role in the deepening climate crisis.
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Here's what Rowland said about the opportunity: Read the March 2018 cover story: Facebook's Two Years of Hell Who will take responsibility for Facebook?
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I take responsibility for my acts and will do my best, as an adult and a mother, to protect and provide for our daughter.
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But he doesn&apost want to take responsibility for the unpopular part of the policy which is the separation of kids from their mothers.
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Environmental legislation is forcing companies to take responsibility for their products after they have served their purpose by recycling components or disposing of them.
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I need the public to complete the work … to help me out, to take responsibility, to become part of my work, to join in.
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Sources close the company had told Reuters earlier this year that he could step down and take responsibility for the industry's worst ever recall.
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NewsGuard is also stepping in to take responsibility for its ratings, and co-founder Steve Brill tells The Guardian that people can blame NewsGuard.
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She has provided inspiration for millions of women to improve their lives, go back to school, learn to read, and take responsibility for themselves.
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" Jenny Boylan then added: " The men who love us need to be the ones to stand up and take responsibility and testify to that.
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But so far the president has failed to take responsibility for the way his own words have a history of stirring up public resentment.
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"I have nothing to say to someone that doesn't take responsibility for what they do," Beador explained to her husband David, while at dinner.
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Various personas linked to Jha and his colleagues take responsibility for numerous attacks, the creation of the Mirai code, and extorting service providers worldwide.
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"I take responsibility for this position, I think it's for the collective good," the French leader added before leaving the European Council in Brussels.
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Saturn retrograde is here, asking you to take responsibility for the ways you communicate, the things you say, and how you organize yourself, Scorpio.
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It is now up to organisations to take responsibility for closing the gap, and not just wait for further government regulations to force change.
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"If they had to take responsibility for criminal cyber attacks, serious providers could no longer offer their products in the German market," she said.
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When effective leaders take accountability for their actions, they show their teams that they take responsibility for the actions and choices they are making.
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"Very young girls are learning that they need to take responsibility for harassment and abuse," Kerry Smith of Plan told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Disputes over immigration have divided the European Union, with splits between and within governments about who should take responsibility for migrants crossing the Mediterranean.
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So let's be clear: Trump is hardly the first American leader to fail to take responsibility, or to take too long to do so.
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Franklin Roosevelt needn't have regretted D-Day to take responsibility for, and feel the weight of, the 2,500 Americans killed during the Normandy landings.
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The show summoned its audience to take responsibility for global problems like climate change, but without the preachiness that often goes with such messages.
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A woman is seen crying and shouting for officers to take responsibility to stop the vehicle, while a deputy sheriff shrugs at the suggestion.
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After the events unfolded, Lochte went on a public appearance with Matt Lauer to take responsibility for what happened, apologizing for his "immature" behavior.
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He can't get there and they cannot get to that idea that they are at fault or take responsibility and contemplate what went wrong.
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He said inmates are screened and must be physically fit for rigorous activity, disciplined and willing to work on a team and take responsibility.
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That realization has created, I think, now the responsibility for all of the platform builders to take responsibility for the content on your platform.
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The most secure systems and the strictest polices are meaningless if organizations and individuals do not take responsibility for their online actions and safety.
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Obama uttered the phrase "take responsibility" six times during his news conference in 2010 after what he deemed a Republican "shellacking" in the House.
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Yet, if these legislators had to take responsibility for the regulations, they would restructure regulatory statutes to give us more protection — and — fewer burdens.
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It should not be up to us to take responsibility, but since most world leaders are behaving like children, we have no other choice.
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It's time for Congress to take responsibility for the consequences of failing to pass the federal budget on time by foregoing their own salaries.
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"I've been very clear; I take responsibility; I'm very unhappy with the outcome," Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, said at a breakfast in Philadelphia.
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Asked if the campaign should take responsibility for the flap to bring questions to a halt, Mr. Smith shot back: "That would be good."
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For starters, Trump needs to take responsibility for the over 34,137 jobs, according to our count, gone since he took the oath of office.
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"I think we need to take responsibility for the choices we make and the choices we made this year included extended travel," he said.
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He owes the president an apology, he owes our country an apology, and he needs to take responsibility for his actions and his words.
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"Until consumers take responsibility for their own carbon output, it's going to be difficult for the airlines to do this by themselves," Engel added.
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On Monday, Franken returned to the Senate after a brief leave, saying he has "been trying to take responsibility by apologizing" to his accusers.
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A recent article from the Times Higher Education written by an anonymous assistant professor accuses millennials of being unwilling "take responsibility" for their education.
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The brand and image of the Republican Party have been destroyed and we must take responsibility to rebuild our party on our solid principles.
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You paint the character's mother in Things from the Flood the way we're talking about, with regard to the adults having to take responsibility.
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When this came along, I thought, I can either do nothing, make some money out of it, or take responsibility for something I love.
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Schools need to take responsibility for taking care of Filipino youth and the Catholic Church here should open their minds to promoting safe sex.
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They have been effectively expelled by an immoral regime, which is happy to pass the crisis on to its neighbors rather than take responsibility.
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What the Man in Black seems to think freedom means for the Hosts in general is the ability to take responsibility for their choices.
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People like Zuckerberg and Gates have to take responsibility for the things they build, and people have to hold them accountable when they don't.
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" He added: "I take responsibility for the glove issues, so if there is any blame or fault to be assessed, it fell on me.
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Not only that, but Michael B. Jordan himself—saint that he is—swooped in to take responsibility, offering to replace Robb's retainers for her.
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"We realize the extent of offense we have inflicted and understand that we must take responsibility for our actions," it said in a statement.
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However, these have been challenging weeks for the airline and it is right that Paul and I take responsibility as leaders of the company.
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President Donald Trump declined to take responsibility for shortages in tests for the novel coronavirus in a Friday news conference at the White House.
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Here's a more actionable idea for people of all classes: Work hard, live within your means, pick your priorities and take responsibility for them.
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"Even if you aren't the only author of the screw-up — and you probably aren't — you still have to take responsibility publicly," she says.
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Trump said many of these fighters are of European origin and that he had given European nations four chances to take responsibility for them.
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It became arguably best known for introducing a deadly cholera strain to the country — and then refusing for years to take responsibility for it.
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When I asked them if the German government would take responsibility for the possible death of my friend, my question was met with silence.
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"Facebook has to take responsibility," said Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, the founder of the Shurat HaDin Israel Law Center, who collected those examples and others.
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If the business owner can't appreciate his people and take responsibility for his own actions – a shot at an investment is out the door.
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When federal prosecutors subpoena somebody or enlist that person as a cooperator, the US Marshals take responsibility for protecting the person and his family.
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Reuters has previously reported that Takata CEO Shigehisa Takada, grandson of the company's founder, was willing to resign to take responsibility for the recall.
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Conte objects to rules that force the first EU country migrants enter to take responsibility for them and last week he clashed with Merkel.
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Sanchez on Wednesday did not offer any details on talks with ERC, instead calling on parties to take "responsibility" to end the political deadlock.
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In the series of letters obtained by CNN, the authors said they take responsibility and did not consider the impact of the Nazi imagery.
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But the experts we spoke with cautioned against giving dogs as gifts, unless the giver is also prepared to take responsibility for their care.
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Government help may come too late, if at all Underwood is adamant that he would take responsibility if the crop losses were his fault.
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Nonetheless, the central narrative is Taran learning to take responsibility for himself, to accept the consequences of his choices, and to do what's right.
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"The fight against corruption, it has to have clear rules — if somebody broke the rules, they have to take responsibility for that," said Klitschko.
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The election results left Tsai reeling, prompting her to resign as head of the DPP to take responsibility, even though she remains as Taiwan's president.
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Italy, which controls Mediterranean rescue operations, halted the in-bound ship, claiming that the small EU island of Malta was closer and should take responsibility.
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The opposition demanded that the military rulers take responsibility for the bloodshed, allow an international investigation into the violence and free political prisoners, Yousef added.
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"None of the bands who had tickets on the secondary market would ever take responsibility," says Paul Hutton of Crosstown Concerts, a British music promoter.
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She understands how to get ahead of bad news that's about to break and when to push startup founders to take responsibility for their actions.
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During a commemoration of King&aposs death in 1993, Cotton said that people need to take responsibility for carrying on the mission of racial equality.
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IBM lawyer John Desmarais told jurors the company had no choice but to sue after Groupon refused to take responsibility for using IBM's foundational technology.
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If businesses assume that this Parliament will stay, paralyzed, refusing to take responsibility for month after month into 2020, it will cause misery for millions.
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In the latest, in January, a man crashed into her car and pulled a gun on her when she demanded he take responsibility, she said.
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As for O'Donnell, she said Carter has yet to take responsibility for any of her actions, adding that the world has lost a wonderful person.
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I am frustrated and outraged at the administration's inability to take responsibility for handing over children and girls to a predator for almost 20 years.
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Chairman Shigenori Shiga is ready to step down to take responsibility for the upcoming charge - estimated at around $6 billion, local media have also reported.
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" Wells Fargo said last week, "We regret and take responsibility for any instances where customers may have received a product that they did not request.
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Since it first came onto our streets Uber has broken the law, exploited its drivers and refused to take responsibility for the safety of passengers.
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"I take responsibility for every decision I made, but that's not why I lost," Clinton, 69, said at Recode's Code Conference in California on Wednesday.
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But they still held very strongly to the idea that they needed marriage, and that men should take responsibility and step up to the plate.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook warned that Silicon Valley companies needed to take responsibility for the "chaos" they create in a speech Sunday at Stanford University.
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"If we don't take responsibility for the fate of our schools, then we will continue to relegate generations of Philadelphia's families to poverty," he said.
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It was my expectation, after making that decision, that they would also take responsibility for sharing the news with the public and other affected parties.
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Tai himself is expected to remain president and take responsibility for Southeast Asian operations and Sharp's ultra-high-definition 8K display business, the Nikkei said.
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Bernabe will also take responsibility for the company's security department and activities/assets important for defense and national security previously assigned to Recchi, it said.
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Rolls-Royce said Kirby would take up the newly created post in the coming months and would take responsibility for the "group-wide transformation agenda".
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"I take responsibility for every decision I make -- but that's not why I lost," Clinton told Recode's Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg in early June.
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"It's hard to know how to respond to someone who refuses to take responsibility for his own actions," Uber said in an emailed statement Wednesday.
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One of the state's private attorneys, Peter Rusthoven, said IBM is "a big corporation that refused all along to take responsibility for its poor performance."
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They take responsibility for the costs of inventory they create, and for a commission, Italic takes care of the design, marketing, warehousing, and storage fulfillment.
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But Merkel is adamant that Germans will not take on greater risks and that individual members must take responsibility for themselves within a currency union.
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The way I think about it is that most people are capable of agency, and most people want to take responsibility for their own lives.
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These problem employees repeatedly fail to take responsibility for their own actions and are more likely to blame those around them for their poor outcomes.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook said Sunday in a commencement address at Stanford University that technology companies need to take responsibility for the "chaos" they create.
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But it said it could not take responsibility for the use of its installations or its employees' safety while the plant was in government control.
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"Macron doesn't take responsibility for anything but promises everything, with the ardour of a youthful conqueror and the cynicism of a seasoned veteran," Philippe wrote.
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"Technology is not value neutral, and technologists must take responsibility for the ethical and social impact of their work," states an introductory post at DeepMind.
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And he made a famous speech at UC Berkeley graduate engineering school last year saying you've got to take responsibility, you've got to be accountable.
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This would mean that both parties would have to take responsibility for producing a budget — or take the blame for the failure to do so.
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And to think that in America we have all these people competing to become president to get a chance to take responsibility for this problem!
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Being able to do stupid things, and be mean, and make mistakes, and have adults take responsibility for it instead of having to carry that.
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I saw a man capable of those things: A man who can't take responsibility, who doesn't respect women, and who gets in their personal space.
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In lieu of that, however, they said that these companies need to take responsibility for their own products and develop them with security in mind.
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They found the social network company committed serious contraventions of local laws and failed generally to take responsibility for protecting the personal information of Canadians.
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