If Bernie isn't to blame for the shooting now, Palin wasn't to blame then.
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In the average, about 50% think Trump is most to blame, 103% think congressional Democrats are most to blame and about 5% think congressional Republicans are most to blame.
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It's easy to blame the media for overblown media coverage, but it's only half to blame.
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RAY TRANCHANT, ANGEL DAD: Everybody wants to blame but that parents of those children are to blame.
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The Chinese are not to blame for that or neither are the migrants to blame for that.
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"If you're going to blame anyone for this decision, I want you to blame me," he said.
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Grande wasn't to blame for Miller's DUI, any more than she's to blame for his tragic death.
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"People want to blame social media, they want to blame video games, they want to blame bullying by other kids — this is the elephant in the room that nobody wants to talk about."
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It wants to blame immigration, race, it wants to blame the fact that somebody else stole our jobs.
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People will want to blame Trump, because it's easy and usually accurate to blame Trump for many things.
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It's tempting to blame Trump for those responses — for normalizing threats toward reporters — but it's better to blame voters.
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They tend to blame global trade and immigrants; however, the tech economy, and its fetishization, is as much to blame.
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Ordinary Russians may not be entirely to blame for Mr. Putin, but Republicans are entirely to blame for Mr. Trump.
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As he continues to blame other people, these voters will start to see why it is he who is to blame.
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Choosing to blame Democrats or Mr. Sanders was just as absurd as choosing to blame Mr. Trump for the pipe bombs.
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"Hillary Clinton wants to blame everyone else for her mounting legal troubles ... but she has nobody to blame but herself," Trump said.
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The impossible pettiness and poor judgment of the team's owners and their associates is to blame, or it's a warped team culture that fosters Harvey-style entitlement is to blame, or it's the haunted moor upon which CitiField is built is to blame.
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I'm not saying the press is to blame for Trump, I think Trump is to blame for Trump, but there certainly was a vacuum.
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"If I have to blame Mum for screwing me up to some extent, I also have to blame her for my drive," Swarbrick said.
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But while it's hard to blame Obama for Democrats' down-ballot decline, it's correct to blame him — and his team more broadly — for the complacency.
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Johnson sought to blame the European Union for the impasse, saying that Britain would not be to blame if the country leaves without an agreement.
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According to the poll, 55 percent of respondents said Trump is to blame for the shutdown and 32 percent said Democrats are mostly to blame.
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While the news media is apt to blame pollsters for getting important elections wrong, the pollsters are just as likely to blame the news media.
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Men, by 62 percent, say Democrats are to blame while women, by 57 percent, say Republicans are to blame for the partisanship they are seeing.
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I do not think they are the only ones to blame, but I do think that the media is to blame for some part of this.
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"For President Trump to blame the United States, to blame President Bush, President Clinton, President Obama that's just plain wrong," Nicholas Burns told CNBC on Monday.
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While the president will be gearing up to blame everyone for this defeat, the truth is that he might just have no one to blame but himself.
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It's hard to blame the Angolans doing this for not caring about Wikipedia's rules, and it's hard to blame the community for wanting them to follow the rules.
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Production delays and problems with qualification tests are partly to blame Boeing says that production delays and problems with qualification tests are partly to blame for the timeline slip.
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It's hard not to blame some of that decline on Trump's handling of the white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, where Trump repeatedly suggested both sides were to blame.
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But Mr. Thistle's mother, Melinda, said it made as much sense to blame her son as it did to blame her, as the person who gave birth to him.
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Microsoft used to blame its OEM partners for bundling lots of useless apps on Windows PCs, but now it has itself to blame for doing the same to Windows 10.
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As tempting as it apparently is to blame us, we see no facts backing up the claim that it's millennials who are to blame for the death of American cheese.
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"It's easy to blame Republicans, to blame Trump for our problems, but we have to look in the mirror," Ing says in the ad, taking a shot at fellow Democrats.
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In San Francisco, the two ride-hailing services are undoubtedly partially to blame, but not entirely to blame, according to a new study from the San Francisco County Transportation Authority.
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Put another way, voters are 5 points more likely to blame Republicans and 1 point less likely to blame Democrats for the shutdown than they were before the shutdown began.
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If Congress fails, the White House will try to blame them for not having acted — while Congress will be able to blame the White House for actually ending the program.
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His statements echoed disputed claims Trump made on Twitter last week appearing to blame local officials' lack of attention to forest debris cleanup as partly to blame for the major blazes.
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They felt they were to blame -- not the guy.
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" He continued, "Of course, James Henderson is to blame.
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The prosecutors, the judge — they were all to blame.
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" He added: "I don't believe Brexit was to blame.
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It's easy for the rest of us to blame politicians for this lack of appreciation of what Mexico has become, but in some ways, all Americans are to blame for this failure.
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We have an unbelievable inability to take responsibility for our actions and it feels a hell of a lot better to blame technology than it is to blame ourselves for shortcomings and ignorance.
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Warming temperatures are to blame for much of the melting but so-called "black carbon" – black soot released from diesel vehicle exhaust, factories, open fires and cookstoves - also is to blame, experts say.
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General managers and coaches may want to blame the players for their teams not being good enough to contend for a championship, she said, but they have no one to blame but themselves.
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And then the zoo itself, of course, is to blame.
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Republicans feeling saddled with Trump have largely themselves to blame.
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"Hillary Clinton has nobody but herself to blame," he wrote.
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MACCALLUM: And so, they are to blame in that sense.
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Parks was to blame… for some of it, at least.
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It's hard to blame Microsoft for abandoning the original product.
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The Syrian army also said it was not to blame.
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Trump has tried to blame market carnage on the Fed.
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"Any new story that you're able to blame is great."
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He generated controversy when he appeared to blame the victims.
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Worse: The CEO's first statement appeared to blame the victim.
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Ukrainian politicians were quick to blame Russia, which denied it.
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No iOS support, but Apple's mostly to blame for that.
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He refused to blame any physical problems for his defeat.
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" Trump continued, "I'm not going to blame you for it.
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And even though Obama isn't to blame, he should have
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Low vaccination rates are to blame, the new warning says.
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"I don't want to blame anyone for it," she said.
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Eighteen percent of respondents say both parties are to blame.
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It's hard to blame Garmin for lifting GoPro's iconic design.
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Everybody wants to blame a machine when something goes wrong.
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Meanwhile, Hillary's attempt to blame Donald Trump is utterly absurd.
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ClassPass alone is not to blame for the industry's struggles.
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She didn't recognize him, but figured she was to blame.
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It turns out our brains are the ones to blame.
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But the referees aren't entirely to blame for Detroit's struggles.
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Economists say government policies are to blame this time, too.
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People have tried to blame art for crimes for decades.
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It may yet convince regulators it is not to blame.
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Cheap oil and a strong dollar were partly to blame.
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And it felt like I had only myself to blame.
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Structural inequality isn't to blame for those problems: we are.
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And social media is at least in part to blame.
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If something goes wrong, the director's leadership is to blame.
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Experts conclude that politicians are partly to blame for Dieselgate.
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Locals fear a "monster" great white shark is to blame.
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In a strange way, Coase himself was partly to blame.
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So the brain shift may not be completely to blame.
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And how much was she to blame for what happened?
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None of these people are to blame for their injuries.
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With "Black Museum," the series offers a devil to blame.
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One of your favorite veggies could be partly to blame.
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"We have ourselves to blame in this situation," she said.
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For that, Trump has no one to blame but himself.
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The authors suspect the rigors of mating are to blame.
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Am I going to blame anybody for taking a profit?
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And, yes, the patriarchy is probably somehow to blame, too.
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To blame your own iniquities on someone else is unfair.
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And for many, student loan debt might be to blame.
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The government was quick to blame the followers of Gülen.
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But there's just no way to blame this on Democrats.
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Do you think that lack of wilderness is to blame?
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It's hard to blame Mia for not reading the EULA.
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In others changes in burger prices were mostly to blame.
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According to local activists, untreated sewage sludge is to blame.
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Argentines mainly have themselves to blame for their economic decline.
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The temptation is to blame America for the treaty's demise.
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Murphy thinks he's partially to blame for the cast drama.
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If his plans falter, Saudis will know whom to blame.
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Everyone in the community thinks he's the one to blame.
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Some lawyers say a legal loophole is partly to blame.
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The title of the film is partly to blame here.
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Is the presidential election to blame for weak burger sales?
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It is fruitless to blame people for this irritating inconsistency.
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But no no we have to blame the young girl .
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But if he falls, he'll only have himself to blame.
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If that happens, they will only have themselves to blame.
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Price deflation was to blame, according to CFO Richard Galanti.
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Because the truth is, they have only themselves to blame.
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Mosquitoes are largely to blame for spreading West Nile virus .
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There's a temptation here to blame the media for this.
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To blame their lawyers, defendants typically have to waive privilege.
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Lamar Alexander of Tennessee also said entitlements are to blame.
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Nintendo has suggested the console's hybrid nature is to blame.
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Insects and drought are to blame for the high numbers.
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But an overemphasis on STEM education is not to blame.
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PBMs deny rebates are to blame for high drug prices.
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I'm going to blame all my deaths on this, too.
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The firm says that wage costs are not to blame.
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It's not fair to blame anyone but Sting for Sting.
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The Standing Rock Sioux have nobody to blame but themselves.
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It's pretty tempting to blame the men in this movie.
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Who is to blame for this scourge of genital herpes?
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I think we're secretly to blame for the current president.
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And often, she said, her country's government was to blame.
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Egyptian authorities have said a mechanical failure was to blame.
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Congrats, you are (partly) to blame for a stock downgrade!
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Your first instinct might be to blame the passing game.
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O'Connell later clarified that the models themselves aren't to blame.
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Foul play, while not initially suspected, may be to blame.
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Gamers are also to blame for security incidents, Pontiroli believes.
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Griffith believes that gender bias in education is to blame.
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Republicans are divided on whether Mr Wilson is to blame.
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We have no one to blame but the previous administration.
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If we do nothing, then we are all to blame.
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He's gone on to blame Azriel's parents for their estrangement.
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Proponents of gun ownership say guns are not to blame.
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But Europe's approach to financial crises is also to blame.
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It says U.S. sanctions are to blame for the delays.
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The world that convinces her she is always to blame.
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Are the supercomputers in our pockets to blame, offering an
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Now if its stock crashes, there'll be something to blame.
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Wang said environmental and climate changes may be to blame.
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There's certainly no lack of resources or talent to blame.
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"Congo's lack of infrastructure is to blame," he tells Broadly.
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And Theresa May has no one to blame but herself.
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Related: Are Parents To Blame For Your Bad Workout Habits?
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The company said a "customer support employee" was to blame.
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If he doesn't, he will have only himself to blame. ■
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" McEnany called the "knee-jerk" reaction to blame Trump "despicable.
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Trump, meanwhile, may have chosen an alternative target to blame.
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Wyden dismisses arguments that the trade war is to blame.
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It's hard to blame them — it was quite the performance.
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But if that happens, Trump already knows who to blame.
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Facebook really only has itself to blame for this mess.
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The Great Recession is to blame for the price increase.
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Finally, it came to him that he was to blame.
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Critics were quick to blame the entire antiwar movement. But
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Specifically, the president wants to blame Congressional Democrats — like Merkley.
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One view says the commodification of beauty is to blame.
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"I don't want to blame anybody like Starbucks," he said.
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No one is to blame, yet everyone is at fault.
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And America, particularly conservative America, has only itself to blame.
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"You could say I was to blame, too," he said.
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It's not just social media that's to blame, of course.
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Republicans in Congress are almost wholly to blame for this.
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You may have more than an uncomfortable futon to blame.
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But he refused to blame them for all medicine's ills.
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It wouldn't be unfair to blame that on The Wurzels.
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Vape oils may be to blame for the lung damage
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Clinton said of the tendency to blame the banking system.
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Many residents are convinced that illegal immigration is to blame.
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The parents, as you might expect, need someone to blame.
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He absurdly tried to blame Obama for this on Sunday.
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If we do, we will have only ourselves to blame.
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Nobody is pointing a finger or trying to blame anything.
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Populists always love to blame their problems on someone else.
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Instead, the Trump administration's own draconian policies are to blame.
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Trump insisted that China is to blame for the pandemic.
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No doubt, inattentive driving is to blame in large measure.
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Perhaps the bond market was to blame for the plunge.
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He is to blame for sowing the seeds of division.
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Now they need someone else to blame for their losses.
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Both were to blame for missteps in 2016, they said.
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And it's not just the president who is to blame.
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Mr. Trump seemed to blame Fed policy partly on personnel.
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"The protesters are not to blame," he told his colleagues.
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In his view, Russia and Vladimir Putin are to blame.
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He believes the legal trade in Kenya is to blame.
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"I'm not going to blame you for it," he continued.
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The company doesn't really have anyone to blame but itself.
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There is no one to hate, no one to blame.
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Andrew M. Cuomo to blame Con Edison for service failures.
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So if kids aren't to blame, what explains the rise?
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If the finish lacked drama, Thomas was not to blame.
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Ultimately, investigators concluded that incompetence, not corruption, was to blame.
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You might be able to blame this secret customer score.
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I'm not convinced the left is to blame for this.
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She has only herself to blame for losing her composure.
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Disgraceful & weak to blame others for your own evil policy.
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You're an idiot because the Jews are to blame,' right?
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"It's not Muslims" who are to blame, Ms. Loffredo said.
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Europe, though, has a proclivity to blame the wrong things.
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There had to be another explanation—someone else to blame .
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"I was the one to blame for everything," she said.
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But whether the drugs were to blame is not known.
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In testimony, they were trying to blame everything on pornography.
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Her political opponents were swift to blame Ms. Banerjee's administration.
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Neither insurers nor residents are sure which disaster to blame.
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Already, they were seeking to blame Washington for the protests.
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Sanders initially appeared to blame the controversy on rogue employees.
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Santorum, however, rejected the notion that Gillespie was to blame.
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The irony is that Trump has only himself to blame.
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It's not just this spatial geometry that's to blame either.
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Then consider how you might not be entirely to blame.
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If proceedings devolved, the senators had only themselves to blame.
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So folks might be wondering: Who is ultimately to blame?
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If so, the business lobby has only itself to blame.
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Zucker did not seem to blame Bush for his role.
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Kirchner's profile alive so it will have someone to blame.
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And when beauty queens start going missing, who's to blame?
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Partly to blame is the slow weaponization of the news.
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But it's a lot easier to blame that on trade.
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A couple of circumstances are to blame for the decline.
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She's vilified who she thinks is to blame for everything.
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Pyt can help people avoid the tendency to blame others.
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Genoa's probe will take time to ascertain who's to blame.
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It's hard to blame them, given what they face otherwise.
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And Facebook has only itself to blame, Waters told Zuckerberg.
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The NRA wants politicians to blame mental health after shootings.
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It is too easy to blame the peace settlements, however.
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But, perhaps surprisingly, New York City was not to blame.
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Chapman was not solely to blame for the Yankees' undoing.
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And Ms. DeVos and Republican lawmakers were partly to blame.
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Maybe we have Mr. Romero to blame, or to thank.
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Donald Trump is not to blame for Mr. Putin's authoritarianism.
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Are you someone who wants to blame winter for everything?
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It would be unfair to blame the internet for this.
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Iran, in turn, has denied that it is to blame.
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Why it's damaging to blame celebrity "meltdowns" on mental illness
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But Ryan seemingly has no one but himself to blame.
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At that point, there was no one else to blame.
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Trump has no one to blame for that but himself.
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Doctors like Hoover are partly to blame for this crisis.
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It's hard to blame people for being afraid of threats.
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And we only have ourselves to blame for this weather.
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I don't want to blame it all on social media.
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We have an unbelievable inability to take responsibility for our actions and it feels a hell of a lot better to blame technology than it is to blame ourselves for short comings and ignorance.
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Blasting the council majority, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said the two votes showed it was willing to blame Israel and unwilling to blame Hamas, the Islamist group that dominates Gaza.
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Russia rushed to blame Ukraine for orchestrating the "terrorist act", while officials in the capital Kiev denied involvement, insisting turf wars and infighting within what they describe as the "Russian-occupied" region was to blame.
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The players in the Senate hearing room are not to blame.
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But he maintained that Obama's policies were to blame for ISIS.
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You might think America's legal system and culture are to blame.
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So who's to blame for the lost revenue from password sharing?
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When this sort of catastrophe happens, people need someone to blame.
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If a torrent-happy Juggalo is to blame, Bell isn't mad.
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An unauthorized app lurking on your system could be to blame.
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Though Kloepfer remembered the incident she hadn't thought to blame Bundy.
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How can you not want to blame Toby for your problems?
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Suicide, alcoholism and the opioid epidemic are all partly to blame.
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The rock stars themselves seem to be as much to blame.
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But like Joe, I was not the only one to blame.
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Is climate change to blame for its atypical path of destruction?
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Higher mortgage rates and increased home prices are likely to blame.
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You could say that our culture's puritanical roots are to blame.
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However, he points out the games are not always to blame.
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What is dopamine, and is it to blame for our addictions?
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You have to blame the people here who pulled the trigger.
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It wasn't anything that happened, and there was nobody to blame.
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Low government and business investment may be in part to blame.
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No war, foreign or civil, is to blame for this catastrophe.
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Experts are divided on who is to blame for the crisis.
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He said it was wrong to blame Harris for the shooting.
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Risk parity funds themselves, however, said they were not to blame.
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But it is wrong to blame the assembly for Kuwait's stagnation.
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Instead, the checkout glitches – a purely technical matter – were to blame.
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And of course I had no one to blame but myself.
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But, he added, he isn't convinced that humans are to blame.
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Growing greenhouse emissions and El Niño are probably also to blame.
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It has many feeling frustrated and looking for someone to blame.
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Its criteria in choosing the Best Picture might be to blame.
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But coaches can't be to blame; a player must be scapegoated.
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Tens of millions of people losing insurance, and they're to blame.
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Elmore said pathologists are not to blame for inconsistent results, however.
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And Lovato and Jonas have no one but themselves to blame.
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Long working hours and sad desk lunches may be to blame.
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Its culture, however, shouldn't be to blame for its new status.
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After Orlando shooting, who's really to blame for America's gun problem?
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But it's hard to blame Rubio for stealing from Trump's handbook.
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That suggests mismeasurement may be as much to blame as manipulation.
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Some angry users have been quick to blame payment processor Worldpay.
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Second, would-be strongmen identify enemies for angry voters to blame.
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Are the Blossoms to blame for the blue lips of death?
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A recent rise in knife crime may be partly to blame.
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Tempe police have stated that Uber may not be to blame.
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Technology may be to blame for the historic rise in inequality.
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I've decided to blame both Lena and Harper Lee's sketchy attorney.
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Cloudy water usually indicates that an algae bloom is to blame.
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Sisi denied lax security was to blame for the cathedral attack.
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If India's statistics are overstated, who or what is to blame?
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A soilborne pathogen was to blame: The fungus Fusarium oxysporum f.sp.
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But unlike Tepper, he doesn't believe the election is to blame.
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Barnier denied that others were to blame for the ongoing uncertainty.
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If his ambitious plans falter, Saudis will know whom to blame.
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It is tempting to blame President Donald Trump for the reversal.
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Recent polls show most Americans think the president is to blame.
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E-commerce is largely to blame for the shortage of space.
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No single foe is to blame for the tragedies in Detention.
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That's no longer the case ... and the 1% is to blame.
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The person behind Bitfinexed says the exchange Bitfinex is to blame.
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These things happen, and the company itself usually isn't to blame.
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I swear pregnancy brain is not to blame for this one!
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"It is a red herring to blame video games," Markey said.
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"They want to blame bin Laden," he said about the Saudis.
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A new study shows the elusive nature of what's to blame.
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Was the dust-flecked murkiness of the image itself to blame?
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It's convenient but far too simplistic to blame Chinese retail traders.
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On Tuesday, Ryan declined to blame Anchorage for making a profit.
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He just said it didn't make sense to blame oil companies.
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Rest assured that the Republicans will try to blame Obamacare's supporters.
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There isn't a simple explanation; technological advances are partly to blame.
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Maybe it's partially the people who cover them who're to blame.
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I may have pulled the trigger, but Wyatt was to blame.
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You're to blame for all the Obama administration and Clinton people.
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I'm not going to blame Facebook for getting caught off-guard.
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Is Qualcomm entirely to blame for the premium cost of smartphones?
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Still, the Democratic Party has no one to blame but itself.
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But it's counterproductive to blame companies that create life saving therapies.
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Still, the show's writers aren't completely to blame for this mess.
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Easily the most ridiculous thing I've heard today to blame protests.
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"We are to blame," Nintendo President Satoru Iwata said in 2013.
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The simple answer would be to blame our critics and opponents.
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I really do believe that the director is to blame here.
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That somehow, the victim is to blame for the perpetrator's conduct.
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At this point, you have no one to blame but yourself.
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And if that happens, you know who to blame: The NHL.
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So I'm not going to blame Save for their ambitious goals.
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Then President Trump took to Twitter, to blame the Federal Reserve,
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The paucity of trade with its neighbours is partly to blame.
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Battlefield's publisher Electronic Arts and developer DICE have themselves to blame.
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A lack of planning by successive governments is instead to blame.
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They're worried that they're going to be the ones to blame.
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Forever21 allowed a shirt suggesting victims are to blame for rape.
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Is an outdated Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulation to blame?
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Caulfield argues that it isn't just the media that's to blame.
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Politics is to blame for why the switch took so long.
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The complexity of the digital ad industry is partly to blame.
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Human error is to blame for 93 percent of car accidents.
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But unseen puppet masters on Mark Zuckerberg's payroll aren't to blame.
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It is White House spin to blame this activity on DACA.
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Who, if anyone, is to blame when a child wanders away?
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Nationalism is on the rise and you are largely to blame.
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Crying election fraud gives Trump someone to blame other than himself.
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But I'm not just going to blame Donald Trump for it.
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The human rights community has no one to blame but itself.
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Who else is not yet to blame for all our troubles?
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Or maybe the plumes themselves are to blame for the heating.
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The congestion that so enrages bus drivers is partly to blame.
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The school has only itself and its business model to blame.
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A technical fault may have been to blame, the ministry said.
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Unions continue to blame charter schools for many of their woes.
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Does it mean Abedin is to blame for her husband's actions?
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It is, therefore, disingenuous to blame Germany for Italy's policy mistakes.
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Another 9 percent of respondents said both sides are to blame.
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Rightful protests against murder are not to blame for other murders.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch economists say millennials are to blame.
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Trump claims Democrats are to blame for families being broken up.
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President Donald Trump also was quick to blame Iran on Sunday.
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The economic history of the Midwest is, in part, to blame.
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If you want to blame something ancient, blame the Electoral College.
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Critics say incompetent policies are to blame for Venezuela's economic mess.
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It was the "sensationalized trial by media" that's to blame here.
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Perhaps they are not fully to blame: The system seems broken.
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Some researchers have suggested an advanced alien civilization is to blame.
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In this man's case, his new feather duvet was to blame.
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The two countries were to blame, not the two of you.
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He instead reiterated that Hamas was to blame for the violence.
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But Trump isn't going to blame Trump for a bad week.
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He instead reiterated that Hamas was to blame for the violence.
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And now they're claiming that the Trump administration is to blame.
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A boost from the New York Times is partly to blame.
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The question is, who is to blame for this ugly situation?
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I understood her grief and that she needed to blame someone.
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Forget about figuring out who actually is to blame for something.
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Policy elites' response was to blame the buildings themselves and, wherever
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Putin and his inner circle believed the US was to blame.
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Warmer temperatures are largely to blame for that drop, Fisher said.
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So what's to blame for the influx of anxiety and stress?
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That rumored hook-up with Justin Bobby might be to blame.
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It's the corrosive culture of startups that is most to blame.
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Funding shortfalls and a lack of cohesive planning are to blame.
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For better or worse, Google and Facebook are mostly to blame.
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McCain is not to blame for the world we have now.
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Darryl "Snake Eyez" Lewis Capcom themselves could be partially to blame.
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If they don't, the American people will know who to blame.
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Takahashi said an over-reliance on smartphones was partly to blame.
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It'd be impossible not to internalize that I am to blame.
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Mr. Trump, for his part, sought to blame everything but himself.
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Are ride-hailing companies such as Lyft and Uber to blame?
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Let's put this in perspective – first, women are not to blame.
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"It may be premature to blame music players," Dr. Portnuff said.
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There was no curse to blame, only Neymar — brilliant, exasperating Neymar.
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Straws are not to blame; the problem is litter, he said.
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He is solely to blame for their demise in Atlantic City.
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So it's somewhat perverse to blame Democrats for the ensuing shutdown.
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And a range of scholars believe shareholder capitalism is to blame.
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If he fails, there is no one to blame but himself.
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The correlation between employment income and stock prices is to blame.
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Dan Patrick's bizarre comments suggesting violent video games are to blame.
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The interior minister said she had nothing to blame herself for.
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Yes, it's Congress that's to blame for this insane shutdown. Period.
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But occasionally, the computers assigning the identification numbers are to blame.
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Samart lost and the knees of Dieselnoi were said to blame.
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Ultimately, Russia's own provocative actions are largely to blame, analysts said.
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The company has continued to blame "rogue" employees for its problems.
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But they offered far different explanations of who was to blame.
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Most medical professionals believed poisonous vapors, or "miasma," were to blame.
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Is social media to blame for us all having less sex?
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His initial reaction was, preposterously, to blame the fires on NGOs.
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In the case of Australia, it's unclear who is to blame.
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The generation that graduated into the recession is not to blame.
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Tough comparisons are in part to blame for the lackluster growth.
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This savior will find an enemy to blame for America's woes.
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A children's anime series from the 1970s may be to blame.
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For this we also have "Watchmen" to thank, or to blame.
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The next week, national headlines appeared to blame the electric vehicle.
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This past year, Hurricane Irma may have been partly to blame.
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The topical wrinkle here is that climate change is to blame.
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And Gene Hackman, of all people, might be partly to blame.
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Trump supporters love to blame the media anytime Trump screws up.
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If these times were not those times, who is to blame?
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Who was to blame for the failure of this interborough project?
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But throwing unprepared pilots into their cockpits is also to blame.
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Other officials suggested that a signal fault might be to blame.
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But the government may instead try to blame faulty jet equipment.
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After days of denials, Tehran acknowledged the Guards were to blame.
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Traub tries to blame it, at least partly, on Barack Obama.
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His work leads him to blame an older foible: human bias.
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As I write this, Iran has rejected that it's to blame.
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But austerity alone is not to blame for high tax rates.
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So to blame all that on Armstrong is a far stretch.
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Democrats are saying the administration — not the law — is to blame.
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But department store leaders have also their own strategies to blame.
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Payton thinks McAfee, who gave him the cupcake, is to blame.
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Is social media to blame for us all having sex less?
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As authorities pass the buck, people don't know who to blame.
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According to Song, human error was to blame for the breach.
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Partly to blame though was the existence of the hearing itself.
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I don't want to blame people who fall for these tricks.
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If that is the case, he only has himself to blame.
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KILLER MIKE On one hand, you want to blame the landlords.
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AGAIN, white supremacists were to blame for the violence in #Charlottesville.
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An investigation determined mechanical failure and pilot error were to blame.
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Don't get too bogged down in whom to blame for this.
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At that point, they won't be able to blame the Democrats.
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Trump had said "both sides" were to blame for the violence.
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Yes, there is a mood to blame Brussels for several things.
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"People are quick to blame deficits on tax cuts," he said.
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The 'war on drugs' isn't solely to blame for mass incarceration.
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Maybe Amazonification of the DIY home-improvement business is to blame.
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It&aposs hard to blame them for wanting to move on.
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Bottom line: The NRA thinks YouTube's security infrastructure is to blame.
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Let's start with the most deserving and least to blame — children.
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Researchers believe post-promotion tension and conflict could be to blame.
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Did it seem like I was to blame for my disability?
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But Republican congressmen and pundits are somehow attempting to blame Rep.
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The bureaucratic glut is perhaps partly to blame for the delays.
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He had earlier said a rocket-propelled grenade was to blame.
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Is hysterical media reporting to blame for the lack of proportion?
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No, we aren't joking, and the U.S. is mostly to blame.
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So, the London-based artist is to blame for all this.
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Cyber security firms are quick to blame hackers for their activity.
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That's an awful lot of people to try not to blame.
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And the NHL has no one to blame but the NHL.
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Williams is fighting the suit -- claiming she is not to blame.
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Try not wearing it ... I'm not trying to blame you, Joshua.
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They tended to blame anything insane that was happening on Trump.
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In Albany, this is how the stage gets set for each legislative house to praise itself and to blame the other for the failure, yet again, of meaningful reform, and for Mr. Cuomo to blame them both.
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Rango, like many experts, believes the working environment could be to blame.
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"Russians like to blame America for everything bad in Russia," she concludes.
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Mila Kunis says she was to blame for "horrible" Macaulay Culkin breakup.
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Rauner and Democrats continued to blame each other for the budget crisis.
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She said that we were to blame, that we had provoked them.
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Advocacy groups say government policies are to blame for the mounting toll.
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Naturally, then, he's looking for someone not named Donald Trump to blame.
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He did not name the regional states he believed were to blame.
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Seeing through people who want to blame you for their own limitations.
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"There is obviously no one else to blame but me," Moby added.
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And if it ends up not working out, there's nobody to blame.
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In this case, Moon jellyfish are largely to blame for the stings.
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Camp argued that "unconscious bias" was to blame for the offending comments.
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Trump condemns the attacks but claims Barack Obama's "weakness" is to blame.
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Certain species of tick are to blame for the disease as well.
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It is hard to blame consumers for feeling increasingly baffled, he admits.
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Is Terry really to blame, or is it something much more sinister?
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Mr Trump seems to blame these agreements for America's large trade deficit.
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She said "an internal technology issue" was to blame for the crash.
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It was later determined faulty batteries with poor insulation were to blame.
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It is fairly easy to blame particular diseases on tobacco and alcohol.
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Two long-standing structural problems are largely to blame: understaffing and overcrowding.
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Perhaps, one attendee suggested, "avian PTSD" was to blame for their disappearance.
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Nicole Scherzinger is not to blame for anything to do with me.
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But both parties will have rhetorical ammunition to blame the other side.
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Afterward, Trump said that "both sides" were to blame for the violence.
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It would be easy to blame injuries, which have hampered Golden State.
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Often compulsive behavior or a lack of impulse control is to blame.
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Who is to blame for the annoyances of flying in the summer?
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They're looking for someone to blame, and immigrants are an easy scapegoat.
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ScriptBook's Ruelens suggests one un-Hollywood characteristic might be to blame: bashfulness.
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If she really doesn't plan on returning, it's difficult to blame her.
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If your gut reaction is to blame climate change, you're not alone.
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He also noted that Duke was not to blame for the firings.
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We don't know exactly what happened, but no one is to blame.
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Suppose financialisation and low interest rates are to blame for high prices.
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But to blame Gina's woes on a bubbly equity market seems disingenuous.
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He starts to explain that he is to blame for the coverup.
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The report contends that human or company error was not to blame.
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The holiday isn't the only factor to blame for Solo's rough start.
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Who's to blame for the leaking of 22014 million Facebook users' data?
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Mr Sturzenegger is not to blame for the run on the peso.
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But Griffin's not to blame for your ultra-compact laptop's port shortcomings.
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But horror movies aren't to blame for many people's anxiety about clowns.
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We're not to blame, after all; the game made us do it.
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The Brotherhood is itself partly to blame for the blurring of distinctions.
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And if Tanaka's new theory is correct, we have campfires to blame.
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"Now we find another guy to blame, it's Donald Trump," he said.
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After reading the New York Magazine profile, it's hard to blame her.
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The company says "natural adversities" are to blame for the current conditions.
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And they're going to blame every one of us, and they should.
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Our overwhelmed public servants aren't to blame for our faulty immigration system.
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But who or what is to blame for the rising STD numbers?
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Matt even attempts to blame one of Tilman's employees for his shortcomings.
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And we will only have ourselves, and our generation's leaders, to blame.
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Perhaps Angela Merkel's open-door refugee policy of 2015 is to blame.
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So really, if any embarrassment occurs, you only have yourself to blame.
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The scary thing about "Crocodile" is that it's hard to blame her.
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CDC researcher Jaquan Xu says the opioid epidemic is partly to blame.
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So maybe millennials are also to blame for instant coffee getting tastier?
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"I'm not here to blame anyone, that's not my concern," she said.
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And many Clinton supporters continue to blame him personally for her loss.
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Police don't know what to believe, or who might be to blame.
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Such figures do not by themselves prove that bias is to blame.
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Now, many are looking for someone to blame for the project's woes.
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But the paucity of good liberal leadership is only partly to blame.
|
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But not everyone in tech is to blame for the negative effects.
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I cringed, but also knew there was nobody to blame but myself.
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Legal and family troubles, partying and lavish spending were reportedly to blame.
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And he has the gall to blame her – and say he 'helped?
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Utah Lake, and it seems that actual human shit is to blame.
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It's not fair to blame your partner if they're not there yet.
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In most cases, they found that broken communication links were to blame.
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The search for somebody to blame will absorb France for some time.
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Lee said the elimination of the federal penalty is partly to blame.
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Cell phones are largely to blame for this increase in distracted driving.
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It's not clear exactly what factors are to blame for the drop.
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We're not to blame for this, because the prices really are impressive.
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I think we've all been foolish... I think we're all to blame.
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" It's a stretch, mind you, to blame Brexit on the "ignorant masses.
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Which is wrong, but it's hard to blame them: Capitalism won, and
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Lavrov said his country was not to blame for the pact's breakdown.
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But as it turned out, Twitter's own overactive filters were to blame.
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And he has the gall to blame her—and say he "helped"?
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According to the Hollywood Reporter , Winnie the Pooh might be to blame.
|
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But no one is to blame for his decisions other than him.
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Chipotle spokesperson Laurie Schalow told TechCrunch that credential stuffing was to blame.
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Hillary Clinton continues to blame WikiLeaks and Vladimir Putin for her loss.
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Because it's possible to blame all these changes on the articulate class.
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And a number of them believe Ivanka Trump is partially to blame.
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If the administration is mad, it has its own nominee to blame.
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The question of who's to blame for the violations is less obvious.
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Verdict: At least she didn't try to blame it on surge pricing.
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Trump has falsely claimed they are to blame for the family separations.
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And he is quick to blame others for problems within his administration.
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Not that Mr McNamara is solely to blame for the film's shortcomings.
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Who is to blame if the Republicans can't repeal and replace ObamaCare?
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Nighttime use of electronic media looks partly to blame, according to research.
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But to blame Cambridge Analytica is, I think, a little short sighted.
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When something like cancer happens to you, you need something to blame.
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Mr Krugman and others found that technological change was more to blame.
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They are partly responsible—let's say 50% to blame—for the mess.
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Hizbullah's reluctance to blame Israel is also a deviation from previous assassinations.
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Krone appeared to blame the president for the loss of the Senate.
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Significantly, though, the sudden decline in oil prices isn't largely to blame.
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He acknowledged that maybe he was to blame for some if it.
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If your budget doesn't add up, that "savings" could be to blame.
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The British pub industry is in decline and technology is to blame.
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He's obsessed with how he's perceived, and it's hard to blame him.
|
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But conservatives aren't the only ones to blame for perpetuating this myth.
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For the bleak time ahead, we Britons have only ourselves to blame.
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Opponents of the bailout said the company had only itself to blame.
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That anger is foolishly misplaced; Bresch and Mylan are not to blame.
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DHS insisted Friday that it was not to blame for Caal's death.
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He pleaded for help and he said he was not to blame.
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TMZ claimed the death of Mac Miller, Grande's ex, was to blame.
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Trump, however, has since tried to blame Democrats for the funding lapse.
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But it didn't do so, seemingly content that Martin was to blame.
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The restaurant industry is in trouble and lunch could be to blame.
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Opposition politicians were quick to blame Mr Kabila for sabotaging the elections.
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Utah coach Larry Krystkowiak refused to blame the loss on that, though.
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The growing complexity of the planning system is in part to blame.
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"I know we prefer to blame Trump for our incivility," he said.
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By finding Salman not guilty, the jury refused to blame the victim.
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When the going gets tough, the weak bosses find someone to blame.
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Quartz suggests that an increase in robotic workers could be to blame.
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While it is easy to blame VW, we too are at fault.
|
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But President Donald Trump's policies are also very much to blame here.
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Some venture capital investors say that faux tech companies are to blame.
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For its own part, Dean Foods says competition is partly to blame.
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Independents were even most likely to blame both parties, at 28503 percent.
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How is Obama to blame for the killings of Martin and Brown?
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has said his country is not to blame.
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Instead, they indicate that drivers may be to blame for misusing Autopilot.
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While Republicans hate this, it turns out they have themselves to blame.
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She argued that governments and corporations are more to blame than individuals.
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"Trying to blame the president for something that didn't happen," Graham said.
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The compensation models in some high-paying professions may be to blame.
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And they'd have only their face-value, first-level analysis to blame.
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He simply seeks to blame others for his personal and professional failings.
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In this case, the only person Trump has to blame is himself.
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The court's lack of political and prosecutorial powers were partly to blame.
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Still, the mother isn't entirely to blame for this species mix-up.
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Having children crying on television and him being to blame for it?
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And, it turns out a global shortage of horseradish is to blame.
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If that were to happen, Mr. Uribe would be chiefly to blame.
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She holds living writers to blame for failing to create complex characters.
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Equally unconvincing is Posner's decision to blame "carelessness" for his inflammatory writings.
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McSally, a Republican, said she didn't want to blame the Trump administration.
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Both parties have tried to blame each other for the government closure.
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His education, in fact, was to blame for his presence at Nickel.
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So, the airlines won't have the weather to blame for any delays.
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It's always treacherous business to blame a group for its own misfortunes.
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Businesses are wrong to blame taxes for strangling American competitiveness, he said.
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Johnson has sought to blame Parliament and opposition parties for the delay.
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The mixed results, however, is not to blame for the negative action.
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That said, Clinton has herself to blame for much of Trump's success.
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GUTFELD: Kat, isn&apost it just easier to blame Trump for everything?
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Could coaching, another SPLISS policy area, be to blame for Italy's failures?
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Sri Lankan officials are careful not to blame China for the mess.
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At the time, Symantec said it had "weak evidence" to blame Lazarus.
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Here's my question: What good does it do to blame other people?
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"I think there is not any reason to blame China," he said.
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It's easy to blame a crisis on one person in your relationship.
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If Zika is to blame for microcephaly, where are the missing cases?
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Creeping urbanization, agriculture, and vehicle mortality are all to blame in part.
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It's easier to blame the ensuing shit show entirely on external factors.
|
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But whatever the source of the misunderstanding, Netanyahu knew who to blame.
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It is not possible to blame the Third World countries for this.
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Is the internet really to blame for all the dysfunction in porn?
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Who's to blame: South Florida is naturally a relatively nutrient-poor environment.
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They are quick to blame their woes on red tape from Brussels.
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Not that she was to blame for what happened to his face.
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The game's authorities were convinced dull soccer was, once again, to blame.
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If it doesn't, it will be to blame for a humanitarian crisis.
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The resurgence of a variety of kitschy '90s nostalgia is to blame.
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Who is to blame for fattening up Americans and killing their hearts?
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October 2016: Questioning intelligence consensus that Russia is to blame On Oct.
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And he had come to blame his plight on his former confidant.
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It's weird, but I can't seem to figure out who to blame.
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Any reprieve for investors could be tenuous, with trade partly to blame.
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So they are rightly to blame for the crisis of over-operating.
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But if that's what happens, Trump will have only himself to blame.
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Economists said trade war jitters could be to blame, according to Reuters.
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One of the biggest unanswered questions: Was the plane's software to blame?
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If any media platform is to blame, it is not the web.
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Is it fair to blame Republicans for voter suppression in our state?
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But Hassett took pains not to blame his boss for the gaffe.
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For that, the left-hander says he has only himself to blame.
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"There's no reason to blame yourself for having this," Dr. Howes said.
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Payne-Scott determined that tropical weather in the Pacific was to blame.
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"Maybe you were looking for a way to blame yourself," he offers.
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Democrats have rejected Mr. Trump's attempts to blame them for the policy.
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It would be comforting to blame America's current posture on Mr. Trump.
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You need to hold yourself accountable, but accountability is different to blame.
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Officials were known to have been weighing whether to blame Maj. Gen.
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Summer vacations could be to blame, but this summer is the exception.
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Swiss Post's preliminary investigation suggests that wind may have been to blame.
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I am loath to blame the problems in Baltimore on personal behavior.
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Would people think that somehow I was to blame because I'm black?
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You start to blame it on the opposition, who supposedly are traitors.
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This is not to blame women but to inspire them to action.
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UK airline Flybe went into administration, claiming coronavirus was partly to blame.
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Motorola, of course, claims that CNET's machine is the one to blame.
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And he has the gall to blame her — and say he 'helped'?
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The burning of trees for charcoal for cooking is partly to blame.
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Only about 140,000 remain in Britain, but leprosy is not to blame.
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Independents were even most likely to blame both parties, at 85033 percent.
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To be fair, Mr. Obama is not the only one to blame.
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Adamson's attorneys attempted to blame the boy's father for the deadly incident.
|
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"Everyone wants to blame Rudy for all the world's woes," he said.
|
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But, if not, British voters will have only his government to blame.
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In 453 percent of the cases, low birth weight was to blame.
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So human greenhouse gas emissions are by no means solely to blame.
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A glutted memory-chip market is to blame for the poor results.
|
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The cost-conscious among us may be tempted to blame careless consumers.
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At this week's hearing, Brown addressed who he says was to blame.
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The conservatives used to blame liberals for foisting those loans on people.
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It's not fair to blame the moderators for largely skipping over immigration.
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TOKYO PROSECUTORS: GHOSN HAS ONLY HIMSELF TO BLAME FOR ARREST AND DETENTION
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It was, she said, "highly likely," that the Kremlin was to blame.
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There is no shortage of competitors to blame for department stores' woes.
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"I'm not going to blame myself, I'll be honest," the president said.
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The President, meanwhile, continues to blame Democrats for an immigration deal delay.
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He knew he deserved no pity, that he alone was to blame.
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Drug overdoses, suicides, alcohol-related illnesses and obesity are largely to blame.
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On the surface, it's easy to blame Monday's market woes on Facebook.
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A little-known phenomenon known as the transfer effect is to blame.
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China argues that it's not entirely to blame for the fentanyl epidemic.
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The truth is Section 6900 is not to blame for rogue flyers.
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The White House was quick to blame Democrats once the shutdown started.
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But our primary motivation in taking action is not to blame others.
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Zuma appealed to citizens not to blame all crime on non-nationals.
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If the ad isn't entirely to blame, why is Peloton losing value?
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She blames herself so readily that you get to blame her, too.
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Why is Nader more to blame than Reform Party candidate Pat Buchanan?
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With Mr. Brinsley's suicide, public figures quickly looked for people to blame.
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"The left is to blame," he told me of the party's success.
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The city countered that bad football was to blame for falling attendance.
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In recent years, another startling theory emerged: Drunken convicts are to blame.
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Tony Evers, the Democrat who ousted Mr. Walker, was partly to blame.
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The agents may not be to blame, but the agencies sure are.
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There is no scientific consensus over whether global warming is to blame.
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"They were trying to blame everybody else but themselves," he said again.
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But I think he needs someone to blame because of his narcissism.
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"I only have to blame myself," he said in German-accented English.
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But Ms. Creppy says it is crucial not to blame the parents.
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They were also more likely to blame unexceptional ratings on outside factors.
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It's hard to blame Schultz for walking away from that Hobson's choice.
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It's hard to blame him, too, for walking away from Democrats altogether.
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"It is not helpful to blame parents when injuries occur," he said.
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Influencers and brands alike are to blame for this lack of transparency.
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The couple insisted they were not to blame for the properties' problems.
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REPORTER: Are you to blame at all for what happened, Mr. President?
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Kocherlakota believes inadequate monetary policy is partly to blame for this shortfall.
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MH: So would you say the Syrian regime is equally to blame?
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It might seem dubious to blame the filibuster for Trump's rough start.
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It's impossible to blame LeBron for any or all of this disparity.
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And many of the candidates say the president's policies are to blame.
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To blame an ANN or an AI or an algorithm (I am not referencing the Facebook News Feed algorithm, because that deserves a much deeper explanation as it relates to advertising and engagement) is to blame humanity itself.
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Munir Khatib, a man in his late 60s, said Iran was to blame.
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Quinn is chilly — at first, it's unclear if she's going to blame Rachel.
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They are more likely to blame the people in Arlington for thwarting him.
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The other option is to blame a lackey with access to the account.
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Y., on Wednesday said he would advise President Trump not to blame Sen.
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I found myself drowning in emails… with no one to blame but myself.
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I think it would be unfair to blame Bob for us not qualifying.
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" He ended the note with, "I am to blame for all of this.
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And she really would try to blame her guilty feelings on the wind.
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And for Republican leaders, it's even easier to blame Democrats for the deficit.
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The Arab grievances are many, and Obama has nobody to blame but himself.
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Cramer said Thursday that earnings aren't to blame for the market's recent downturn.
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If Russia feels threatened by that, then Putin has only himself to blame.
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Unsure of who to blame for the incident, the family turned to Amazon.
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Now, some teens will have After to blame for their adult therapy bills.
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Now that a shutdown is imminent, he's trying to blame it on Democrats.
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To some degree, the firms themselves are to blame for their difficult straits.
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But unlike the last time, he knows there's no one else to blame.
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So, the plant's operators that began the disastrous sequence weren't entirely to blame.
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Hard to blame him, Eastwood's 11 years younger, and well ... look at him.
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And when someone's to blame, they should be held accountable for their wrongdoing.
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If that sounded like more sabotage to you, it's hard to blame you.
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Instead, dwindling trust in government, elected representatives and political parties is to blame.
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Those companies suspect that China was to blame for 95% of the attacks.
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Trump went so far as to blame workers for the loss of jobs.
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Trump, however, has repeatedly tried to blame the whole Flynn debacle on Obama.
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The UK Information Commissioner's Office said shoddy security measures were partly to blame.
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Overzealous environmentalists and Democrats are mostly to blame for inaction, but not completely.
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And, yes, climate change is partially to blame for these increasingly intense hurricanes.
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Whether China is to blame for Australia's rising natural gas prices is moot.
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Contemporary researchers and well-meaning DSM editors aren't to blame for this mess.
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Democrats, however, continued to blame the president for the ongoing partial government shutdown.
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" I read on: "A tendency for victims to blame themselves for the abuse.
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He sees the overall insular culture of policing as even more to blame.
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But he was quick to pinpoint someone he wants to blame: white men.
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Kirsten Gillibrand hasn't stopped hearing that she is to blame for his resignation.
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Mismanagement is partly to blame, along with a population that outgrew its infrastructure.
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No such mafias exist; Mr Maduro's government is to blame for Venezuela's plight.
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The Historical Notes also posits that a virus was to blame for infertility.
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Critics assailed Trump for saying rival protesters were also to blame for violence.
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If there was someone to blame, I mean, put it all on me.
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Besides pressure on the bladder, G-spot stimulation could also be to blame.
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Pakistani businesses tend to blame the government for the country's feeble export performance.
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Rajoy also said Socialist leader Pedro Sanchez was to blame for the stalemate.
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But to blame California's wildfire problem on climate change alone is oversimplifying matters.
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The Oscars are dying, and they have no one to blame but themselves.
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Maduro's critics say indiscriminate printing of money and dysfunctional regulations are to blame.
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Android users will no longer be able to blame emoji for misunderstood texts.
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And the City is not to blame for some deep-rooted British shortcomings.
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Last year, the representative seemed to blame his wife for mishandling campaign funds.
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But if anyone's to blame, it's the Post for not pointing this out.
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Mr Musk, who thrives by stoking expectations to excess, is partly to blame.
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California's largest public utility, Pacific Gas & Electric, might be in part to blame.
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He fudged the question of whether humans are to blame for climate change.
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Mental health issues like depression could also be to blame for your exhaustion.
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Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code was to blame for the predicament.
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Insisting that somebody must be to blame makes an already difficult process harder.
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How much do you think America is currently to blame for Russian aggression?
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He could barely contain his anger, at a loss for whom to blame.
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Perhaps politicians have no one to blame for growing ideological rancour but themselves.
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It is too easy to hate the hipsters; they are not to blame.
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We're not racist, we're not fascist—it's the orange man, he's to blame.
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The build has partially been to blame for the long gap between flights.
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Although the politicians were chiefly to blame, the IMF's reputation has never recovered.
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An overdeveloped fear of public debt, nurtured by economists, is partly to blame.
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Researchers said a credit card stealing group known as Magecart was to blame.
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But nobody who studies coral reefs believes El Niño is entirely to blame.
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First, are iPhones, Instagram and so on actually to blame for adolescents' problems?
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He denied that China is to blame for increasing volatility in global markets.
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Politicians tend to blame drug firms for the cost of drugs, sometimes fairly.
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Unfortunately, she has only herself to blame for her financial and personal misfortunes.
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They initially theorized that the 78-year-old's fentanyl patches were to blame.
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"Keith told me he was to blame because he was stoned," she said.
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So they're the ones that ultimately determined that the foam was to blame.
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Because, really, there's only one person to blame for what happened, isn't there?
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The coincidence of timing led many to blame the turbulence on the tightening.
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Rising housing costs are in part to blame for millennials' difficulty accumulating wealth.
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The planet is definitely warming, and human carbon emissions are definitely to blame.
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It's very important for us not to blame because only children do that.
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Although their bad guys, it&aposs hard to blame them for taking off.
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Their parents don't know for certain but suspect the water is to blame.
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High winds are to blame for the continued growth of the Kincade Fire.
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It is tempting to blame the EU's tough negotiating stance for the mess.
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When mistakes are made, followers are quick to blame circumstances and other people.
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Police are also quick to blame uneducated users, at times in blunt terms.
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Australian Shareholders' Association company monitor Alan Goldin also declined to blame the vendor.
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Millennials, you have yourselves and only yourselves to blame for your financial woes.
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But public health officials say that misinformation about vaccinations is partly to blame.
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To be clear, it's hard to blame the Spurs for leaning on Leonard.
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When a coworker starts slacking, you might want to blame negligence or incompetence.
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And hey, feel free to blame it on the kid — we won't tell.
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Just read nothing but the sentence, "I have nobody to blame but myself."
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But most often when a cable goes down nature is not to blame.
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The Republican Party has an enthusiasm problem, and current leadership is to blame.
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Eric Church says NRA is to blame for Las Vegas festival mass shooting.
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If America is looking to blame anyone, Ma said, it should blame itself.
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Rinna also went on to blame Kyle for encouraging Kim's self-destructive behavior.
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Now they want to blame us for everything that has happened to them.
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We've seen signs already that Trump is gearing up to blame voter fraud.
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It is tradition itself that is partly to blame for rising divorce rates.
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However Twitter has only itself to blame for the depth of its struggles.
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I guess we are all to blame for wanting to join the party.
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Many scientists say climate change due to manmade issues is also to blame.
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Vance's central argument is that hillbillies themselves are to blame for their troubles.
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Kim says it isn't fair for Scott to blame his behavior on Kourtney.
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But, other contributing factors well integrated into daily life are also to blame.
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Trump told Americans to blame the judge if something "bad" were to happen.
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They refuse to blame anyone for holding them back or dragging them down.
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Sites like this are to blame for declining circulations and growing disinterest, apparently.
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But, Luke asserts that Kesha is to blame for her third LP's delay.
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So, yeah, MUNCHIES may be partly to blame for your lazy cooking habits.
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Do you think people like Green candidate Jill Stein are also to blame?
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"That's the Washington game of who are we going to blame," Christie said.
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To blame cheap steel from China, however, is not only facile, it's lazy.
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Economists often think that cash is to blame for the zero lower bound.
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There will always be people to blame for our country's sluggish economic recovery.
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Hacking was definitively to blame in 20 percent of the cases, Bitglass said.
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His wife has urged the boys not to blame themselves for his death.
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Interior Minister Constanca Urbano de Sousa said climate change was also to blame.
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Are central banks' aggressive monetary policies to blame for the today's economic woes?
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N became the latest U.S. companies to blame Hurricane Harvey for disappointing forecasts.
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On Thursday, the feds said both the city and state were to blame.
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Last week, the feds said both the city and state were to blame.
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With the bullshitter, you tend to blame yourself for being so damn stupid.
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It's a mistake to blame white women alone for Republican victories in 2018.
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To some extent, banks have no one to blame but themselves, Bove said.
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The armed forces, the Tamil Tigers and other insurgents are all to blame.
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" Here's an excerpt: "Unseen puppet masters on Mark Zuckerberg's payroll aren't to blame.
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" He continues, addressing "anyone who tried — and might still try — to blame Amy.
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And Putin, alone again on the world stage, has only himself to blame.
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Can Apple legally argue government incompetence is to blame for this whole snafu?
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Perhaps classism is to blame for the scrutiny directed toward food stamp recipients.
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"People have a tendency to blame politicians when things don't work," Obama said.
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Hungarian Jews and international scholars fear Hungary's right-wing government is to blame.
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And workers' bosses were in large part to blame for that mistrustful environment.
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Democrats more than Republicans and independents think human activity is mainly to blame.
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If not, Soloway and her team will be the last people to blame.
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"The fight is to tell women that they aren't to blame," she said.
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Such as who to blame when we get stuck in interminable airport lines.
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The Iranians are frustrated, but to a large extent have themselves to blame.
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The latest evidence says that near-work is not to blame for nearsightedness.
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But despite the administration pointing fingers, Trump has been reluctant to blame Russia.
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Whatever problems would arise, it was always the Jews that were to blame.
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And Republicans will have no one to blame for those retirements but themselves.
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" "Oh let goobers & nongoobers agree on this: Racists like you are to blame.
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It's easy to blame the epidemic on Americans who fail to show up.
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Who's to blame for the long lines at polling places in Maricopa County?
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Perhaps the greed-is-good philosophy of the 1980's is to blame.
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They seemed to fight less among themselves once they had her to blame.
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Op-ed: Facebook is not to blame; we are View the discussion thread.
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The president downplayed white supremacist violence, insisting that "both sides" are to blame.
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Some Erdogan supporters have tried to blame the United States for the coup.
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They want me to tell them that the other person is to blame.
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The minimum wage is partly to blame for the persistence of financial instability.
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At some point, he'll run out of people to blame for his failures.
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Smaller streaming rivals like Amazon and Hulu are to blame, the firm said.
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But the President also continued to insist his US predecessors are to blame.
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Weinstock, a gastroenterologist now at Tufts University, thought that parasites were to blame.
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And my profession, psychology, may be partly to blame for these negative stereotypes.
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Mr. Journe, 21983, said some in the industry had only themselves to blame.
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I don't think it will be fair to blame turnout for Clinton's loss.
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Neither Trump nor Johnson are individually to blame for the diminishment of Britain.
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Trump denied Tuesday that his trade policy was to blame for Harley's decision.
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And "old white guys" are to blame, according to failed comedian Kathy Griffin.
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It is hard to blame someone for being nostalgic about the Wild West.
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As in the case of Reeb, a culture of impunity is to blame.
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It's not the refugees who are to blame for apartments getting more expensive.
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So which generation is to blame for the sorry state of our country?
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It's easy and obviously somewhat correct to blame the Great Firewall for this.
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It might be tempting to blame the meteorologists, but that would be wrong.
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I've grappled with determining how much to blame Trump's supporters for his rise.
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Despite the growing evidence, the White House has steadfastly refused to blame Riyadh.
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They have themselves to blame if here they are out of the game.
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And most depressing of all, there's nothing but your bottomless appetite to blame.
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An X-ray taken late last year showed the forceps were to blame.
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There's still the perception that female victims are to blame for their abuse.
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" Tiegs went on to blame the media for creating a "manufactured media feud.
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I was young and I needed someone to blame for what had happened.
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At the time, he suspected that his Apple Music subscription was to blame.
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The outage lasted several hours — and Amazon's S21 hosting service was to blame.
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Millennials are to blame for a lot of awful things in this world.
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To blame them — and paint them as co-conspirators, even "architects" — is misleading.
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The case suggested that vegetable glycerine in e-cigarettes may be to blame.
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Schiff will no longer be able to blame the Republicans for wasting time.
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Turkey fatigue, a notorious affliction among food editors, may be partly to blame.
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Any combination of stressors — especially around weak, hungry bees — could be to blame.
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Who is to blame for a faceless flier or for anonymous internet trolling?
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When the person is actually to blame for the situations, it's basically intolerable.
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Mr. Trump appeared to blame Mr. Obama for allowing the attacks to occur.
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First, bats are not to blame, and might actually help provide the solution.
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In part, he doesn't believe he's to blame, said a senior administration official.
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There are many factions to blame for the corporate takeover at America's hospitals.
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"The only party to blame… is the Christian Democrats," Ulrich told VICE News.
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We are right to blame them, but shared responsibility is not diminished responsibility.
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Rape culture, and its tendency to blame victims, didn't come out of nowhere.
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To blame us for that is to shame us for our very existence.
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I'm not trying to blame nobody, although they fired the rounds off first.
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I'm happy to blame it all on Fox, but the syndrome has spread.
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It's hard to blame people for being demoralized these days, especially in America.
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The director, Joanna Fitzgerald, told me they weren't ready to blame red tide.
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Some voters said Mr. Ojeda had himself to blame for the poor showing.
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She said a "sense of guilt for the conquest" was partly to blame.
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"I don't think that it has any merit to blame Amazon," he said.
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Scientists are reluctant to blame climate change for any individual extreme weather event.
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Russian officials say Putin believes Trump is not to blame for the tensions.
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However, observers seem to blame Trump for not making it an earlier priority.
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They are going to blame it on the farmer to reduce their liability.
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This is partly an attempt to blame Republicans for the failings of Obamacare.
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But it's a situation for which Ms. Pelosi has only herself to blame.
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And average Chinese workers don't appear to blame America for the trade fight.
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I don't think encouraging her to blame her folks would be particularly helpful.
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And the mayor's office sought to blame the Board of Elections on Tuesday.
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Many current and former officials say they doubt that Cuba is to blame.
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More recently, Bolsonaro tried to blame the fires on members of nongovernmental organizations.
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"Everyone likes to blame Russia when anything goes wrong in America," Anderson said.
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Finally, when the bad news comes in, everyone will know whom to blame.
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The Saudi authorities also appeared to be laying the groundwork to blame Gen.
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The senator said Mr. Howald was to blame for trying to control traffic.
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If you overdosed and died, whom do you think would be to blame?
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Mr. Duterte's braggadocio is partly to blame for the escalation of the conflict.
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Iran, however, continued to blame Saudi Arabia and, as an accessory, President Trump.
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His work in 192008 would be to find the way to blame others.
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Social conditioning and privilege are to blame, but you're not out of options.
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It went on to blame Xerox shareholder Carl Icahn for the continued pressure.
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Turkish laws are not to blame for the current violations of human rights.
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Searching for something to blame for my family ills, I blamed arranged marriage.
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Netflix's investor letter seems to blame this on price hikes earlier this year.
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Advanced technology is partly to blame for the higher costs, The Zebra said.
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Everyone is to blame and so no one can be truly held accountable.
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And all they saw was Washington, D.C., with Republicans continuing to blame Democrats.
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As with so much in Kabul today, the security situation is to blame.
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The Turkish government says Greece is to blame for the spike in tensions.
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And it's hard to blame anti-abortion voters for turning to Mr. Trump.
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To blame directors and artists for this systemic issue is ineffective and misguided.
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But to blame her for 800 dangerous people out there is just false.
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Citizens must have someone to call, and to blame, when things aren't working.
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And beer is to blame: Sales of a case of beer declined 1.5%.
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Iran has denied responsibility, but the Trump administration insists Iran is to blame.
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Congress is in a fiscal death spiral, and partisan dysfunction is to blame.
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Gail: Still hoping we can find a way to blame those on Trump.
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One mom wanted to make sure the child's parent was not to blame.
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Samsung may be to blame if the iPhone 8 costs more than $1,000.
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The group to blame is the group that caused the root of it.
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Are NATO and the E.U. to blame for such state-induced militarized patriotism?
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Both are to blame for what looks like a terrible night for Labour.
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It's as if some innate human savagery is to blame for our troubles.
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Democrats have themselves to blame for their weakened position in challenging a nominee.
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Ultimately, an improperly timed clock is to blame for the capsule's unexpected performance.
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In her speech, Haley said Republicans were partly to blame for Washington's dysfunction.
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The territory's aging infrastructure is in part to blame for the widespread outages.
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"It's the system more than the individuals that is to blame," Makary said.
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On Twitter, since the shutdown started, he has tried to blame the Democrats.
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