The split was narrowest in Italy, where 35 percent trusted the EU, 15 percent trusted the U.S. and 37 percent trusted neither, and Hungary, where pollsters found 39 percent trusted the EU, 85033 percent trusted the U.S. and 36 percent trusted neither.
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They trusted his judgment and on Election Day they trusted Mr. Trump more than they trusted any of us.
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He trusted me and he trusted me with the access.
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Seventeen percent said they trusted technology companies, 15 percent said they trusted the federal government and 20 percent said they trusted both.
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By far the most useful are trusted places and trusted devices.
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I trusted them just as I trusted them in the past.
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In Denmark, 22019 percent of respondents said they trusted the EU more, while 6 percent trusted the U.S. more and 26 percent trusted neither.
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"The fighters trusted Turkey more than they trusted Russia," Hassan told me.
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Only install applications from a trusted source or from a trusted app store.
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The widest split between respondents who trusted the EU versus the U.S. was found in Austria, where 6900 percent said they trusted the U.S. more versus 2628 percent saying they trusted the EU more and 28503 percent saying they trusted neither.
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" He says Campbell was an "an evangelist for courage, pushing us to do better, because we trusted him, we trusted his judgement, and we trusted his integrity.
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Who determines what is "trusted," and what would happen to sources that aren't "trusted"?
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But I trusted Mason, even though I have trusted so few in my life.
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He trusted me, and I trusted him, and I think it's a wonderful story.
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He is a trusted advisor of mine, I am a trusted advisor of his.
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Of Republicans, 89% said they trusted Trump more, and 9% said they trusted CNN more.
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A president not trusted with the appointment pen surely isn't trusted with the nuclear button.
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The public trusted her to take on the special interests more than it trusted Trump.
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He trusted who he trusted, and he was patient, yet fiery at the same time.
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As for the people who do trust their feeds to be factual: Only 15 percent of people across both sides said they trusted Facebook, 12 percent trusted Twitter, 6 percent trusted Instagram, and a slightly concerning 17 percent trusted what they saw on YouTube.
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It's not necessarily that your kids can't be trusted, but that these guys can't be trusted.
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Caesar trusted Decimus much more than he trusted Brutus — and that made his betrayal more shocking.
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These include on-body detection, which we wouldn't really recommend, and trusted face and trusted voice recognition.
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Seventeen percent trusted Mueller more and 3 percent picked Democrats, and 13 percent said they trusted both.
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I trusted the writing, I trusted the actors I was working across from — they gave me so much.
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But I trusted my ability, I trusted the ability of my teammates, and I felt comfortable and confident.
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It's that they seem to have trusted smoothies and tinctures to treat him, more than they trusted modern medicine.
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They trusted me -- this was the Clinton era -- they trusted that as poet laureate, I would read something appropriate.
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Ninety percent of the viewers surveyed said they trusted the BCC, with 87 percent saying they trusted Fox News.
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There's so much paranoia about how victims can't be trusted and what we say about rape can't be trusted.
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That means rather than assigning me something, people trusted me, fully, in a way I'd never been trusted before.
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Mobile devices enrich our lives and a new era of trusted applications running on trusted devices is quickly approaching.
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The poll found that 66 percent trusted Amazon to follow privacy laws, while 85033 percent said they trusted Google.
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He sent a trusted aide to Turkey last month, then fired five senior officials, including his son's most trusted adviser.
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"A government that cannot be trusted with a bone saw, should not be trusted with a nuclear weapon," said Sherman.
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"Trusted" means intermediaries trusted by the whistleblowers, not necessarily by the establishment figures whose policies and processes would be challenged.
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By the numbers: When asked if they trusted or mistrusted large companies, "trusted" won in 2018, but "distrusted" won in 2019.
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If blockchains are a new way to implement trusted transactions without trusted intermediaries, soon we'll end up with intermediary-less trust.
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Ted Cruz has proven that he cannot be trusted to stand by his word, and clearly can't be trusted by voters.
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Fifty-seven percent of independents surveyed said they trusted Mueller's credibility over Trump's, while 29 percent said they trusted the president.
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Before Mr. Trump took office, Republicans were more trusted than Democrats on immigration, but now it's Democrats who are more trusted.
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"Trusted my mechanics, trusted what I'm doing," said James, who, after the game, wore a sweatshirt with flames on the sleeves.
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However, I thought you were overreacting; I trusted myself to be around you and I trusted you to be around me.
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He realized he trusted the technology more than he trusted a driver to not drink, text or fall asleep at the wheel.
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Seventy-six percent of Republicans said they trusted Trump more versus the 90 percent of Democrats who said they trusted Comey more.
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Forty-four percent said they trusted both equally, while 85003 percent trusted the special counsel more and 19 percent preferred congressional Democrats.
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This all happened because Robb Stark trusted Theon to bring help from the Iron Islands, and trusted Roose Bolton with his life.
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In 6900, 2628 percent of Americans said they trusted the country's political leaders and 28503 percent said they trusted the American people.
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Trump cannot be trusted to carry out decisions like this one fairly or impartially, and so the decisions themselves cannot be trusted.
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"We had somebody whom we trusted, who our mothers and fathers trusted when we were children, and we were betrayed," she said.
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And they're doing a version of what we're doing, because you're doing it through a collection of trusted brands and trusted voices.
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John Negroponte isn't a trusted voice to me, but he may be a trusted voice to people like senator John McCain and Lindsey Graham, who in turn are trusted voices to some number of voters in Arizona and South Carolina.
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Google also has the iPhone and Android-friendly Google Trusted Contacts App, which allows users to trust and request locations from trusted contacts.
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" China, meanwhile, in the opposite direction: "The government is the highest trusted institution, … whereas in the United States, it's the lowest trusted institution.
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A candidate that cannot be trusted to tell the truth before being hired should not be trusted with a badge and a gun.
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Now, Facebook is prioritizing posts shared by friends and family and content from "trusted" news sources, where "trusted" is defined by the community.
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Trump is seen as better trusted to handle corruption, but Clinton is seen narrowly as more trusted to handle healthcare, immigration and terrorism.
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Additionally, Google has made a suite of Smart Lock options available for unlocking your Android handset: Trusted Places (unlock at a specific location), Trusted Devices (unlock when connected to a specific Bluetooth device), Trusted Face (facial recognition), Trusted Voice (voice recognition) and On-Body Detection, which attempts to detect when your phone is actually on you and unlocks at at those times.
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In a blockchain, the identity of a trusted party would be carried out by numerous already trusted entities, including governmental, financial and notary entities.
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A Politico/Morning Consult poll from November found that 44 percent of voters trusted Democrats more, compared to 34 percent who trusted Republicans more.
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"I was definitely the person that people had respected and trusted more than they trusted each other, which was unfortunate and sad," Buterin said.
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News brands with a broadcasting background and a long heritage tended to be trusted most, with popular newspapers and digital-born brands trusted less.
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That left wing of the Democratic Party trusted those anti-American dictators more than they trusted J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI, or Gen.
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I just wish you could have trusted me—trusted that beneath it all, there has only ever been, and only ever will be, love.
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Individual Trusted Flaggers also far outpaced the removals initiated by NGOs (63,938) and government organizations (73), which are also part of the Trusted Flagger program.
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"It's certainly a stretching target because…if you look at RBS, it is still the least trusted brand in the least trusted sector," he explained.
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Walter Cronkite was once the most trusted man in America; in 2013, according to a Reader's Digest survey, the most trusted person was Tom Hanks.
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I told friends that I trusted this quiet, thoughtful man more than I trusted any of the dozen Wall Street loudmouths I'd talked to that year.
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If he trusted Talos to handle something as serious as the aftermath of Tony Stark's death, what else has he trusted Talos to handle in his absence?
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Twenty-percent of millennials generally trusted them, followed by 6900 percent of both Generation Z and Generation Z. Only six percent of baby boomers generally trusted them.
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Even if the computer isn't a trusted device, all you need to establish a trusted device is a fingerprint login, which you could potentially spoof or 3D-print.
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Only 44 percent trusted the automatic emergency braking systems that will be included on all new models by 2022, and a mere 36 percent trusted self-parking systems.
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Fox News and Breitbart were trusted more by those on the right of the political spectrum in the United States while those on the left trusted CNN more.
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Fifty-two percent said they trusted the media more to tell the truth about important issues, while 37 percent said they trusted Mr. Trump more to do so.
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The public tends to trust Mueller more than Trump -- 45% said they trusted Mueller to tell the truth on the Russia investigation versus the 29% who trusted Trump.
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Trusted friendsScreenshot: GizmodoOne of the best protections against unauthorized access, and used by Facebook among others, is specifying some trusted friends who can let you back into your account.
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That figure is cast into stark relief when compared to the 36 percent that said they trusted Target with their data, and the 37 percent that trusted Home Depot.
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It seems clear that anyone trusted with sound enough decision-making to protect the lives of those they share the road with should be trusted with their own vote.
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"He made a commitment to us and he trusted us, and he trusted we would use him in a two-way role, and we made that commitment," Eppler said.
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A Politico/Morning Consult poll found that 2900 percent of voters said they trusted Comey more to tell the truth, while 220006 percent said they trusted the president more.
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Overall, the second most-trusted brand in Morning Consult's study is Amazon, which trusted "a lot" by 38.8% of respondents, while 37.9% said the same about Alphabet-owned Google.
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" - Sarah, 36 "Dated, trusted, fucked, then he ghosted.
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That tracks with the polling throughout the 2018 midterms campaign, which found health care was a major focus for voters and they trusted Democrats far more than they trusted Republicans.
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"The reason the EU introduced free roaming in the first place is because the telecoms companies could not be trusted could not be trusted to give consumers a fair deal."
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Read more: Why Jared Kushner is Donald Trump's truest heir and most trusted adviser Counselor is a prestigious White House title often given to a trusted confidant of the president.
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Provided that the underlying technology can be trusted, the blockchain makes it possible for people to coordinate themselves and to exchange value without the need for any trusted third party.
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"They're paying for a trusted relationship or a trusted voice that they follow," said Best, adding that curating content can be just as valuable to readers as producing original reporting.
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Trump, on the other hand, was a trusted source only for Republicans — 90 percent believe he is delivering accurate information, while 86 percent of Democrats said he can't be trusted.
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The Hong Kong Bar Association asked last month why, if mainland courts could not be trusted to deal with economic crimes, they should be trusted with handling other criminal cases.
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They will be able to maintain their Trusted Traveler status until it expires, but no new applications for Trusted Traveler status or applications to renew that status will be approved.
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I trusted them with my kids, they trusted me with theirs, and yet none of that seemed to matter when it came to their views of Obama and his black supporters.
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The idea is that some news organizations are only trusted by their readers or watchers, and others are broadly trusted across society even by those who don't follow them directly. Surveys.
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He trusted me enough to allow a stranger into his room, introduce me to his mother and friends, and show me his world, so I trusted him enough with my life.
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An angry woman, more or less by definition, is a crazy woman and a crazy woman can't be trusted with bodily autonomy, although apparently she can be trusted with a baby.
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Speaking to media executives at Facebook's F8 developer conference Tuesday, CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed more trusted outlets are already being boosted on the feed, while less trusted outlets are being suppressed.
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The political divide, however, is stark: Among Democrats, 86 percent said they trusted the media more to tell the truth, while 78 percent of Republicans said they trusted Mr. Trump more.
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" Robbins calls her "the first tastemaker I trusted implicitly.
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For a more robust setup in which you can share and request locations with trusted contacts — without needing to make a 911 call — download Google's Trusted Contacts app for Android or iOS.
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An Elabe poll on Thursday found only 45 percent of voters trusted centrist Macron's ability to tackle France's problems, and 36 percent trusted his newly appointed prime minister, Edouard Philippe, a conservative.
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Californians say technology is the most trusted industry, but social media, a product of technology, is one of the least-trusted sectors, according to The 2018 Edelman Trust Barometer California Supplemental Survey.
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For that matter, perhaps they are not mature enough to vote If they cannot be trusted with a squirrel rifle, how can they be trusted to elect leaders who wield nuclear weapons?
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Polling released last fall found that Amazon was more trusted by Americans than the government and the press—and that, for Democrats, it was the most trusted institution in the entire country.
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Another layer of security involves ensuring the device was made by a trusted manufacturer, using trusted components, reducing the risk that the hardware would have any vulnerabilities that an attacker could exploit.
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I think that because of just the ... It's harder to imagine one person being trusted by so many different segments of the population, which isn't to say that everyone trusted Benjamin Spock.
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When Polonius agrees with Hamlet each time the young prince changes the animal he sees (a camel, a weasel, a whale), Hamlet realizes that even his most trusted courtiers aren't to be trusted.
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"These European signatories (to the deal) also cannot be trusted ... Iran's enemies cannot be trusted," Khatami said, as hardline protesters urged the government not to "repeat the same mistake" by re-entering negotiations.
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Bradley P. MossMark S. ZaidWashington To the Editor: If Mark Fallon could be trusted to do sensitive work for 31 years, then he ought to be trusted not to reveal classified information now.
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"A country that can't be trusted with a bone saw shouldn't be trusted with nuclear weapons," Mr. Sherman said, referring to Mr. Khashoggi's brutal killing in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul last month.
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That player becomes her trusted gaming partner through the MMO.
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The more trusted the central bank, the easier the task.
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He trusted them and those guys' confidence is gonna grow.
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But can the information from the second photon be trusted?
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Users also look to us to provide accurate, trusted information.
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It's a trusted place where they can just go to.
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He was one of the few people I trusted, actually.
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Because, once hired, they should be trusted to deliver results.
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We absorb what we know from trusted peers and authorities.
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Kate Middleton's trusted stylist ended 2018 on a high note!
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"Politicians are the least trusted of every profession," he said.
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Twitter hasn't given trusted access to individual states' employees, though.
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The media in the West are not to be trusted.
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After Iowa caucus flub, can tech be trusted in elections?
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Authority was not to be trusted, especially around the holidays.
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It may help to enlist a trusted colleague, she added.
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It could even be your therapist or a trusted teacher.
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"They trusted him," says Mary Jo's aunt, Georgetta Potoski, 75.
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"I trusted him totally," says Bowman's mother, Pat Hubbard, 68.
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Regulations and recommendations, even from trusted organizations, are sometimes wrong.
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He is a friend, a confidante, and a trusted professional.
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"I trusted him and I took the pills," she said.
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But on average, we cannot be trusted to do so.
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She trusted him and viewed him as a father figure.
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Ikuenobe considered it a breakthrough — it meant he was trusted.
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"They installed him and he's a trusted figure," he said.
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" Annette Hill "As your former patient, I trusted you, Larry.
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Judd is a white person whom Angela loved and trusted.
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For many Afghans, the Taliban are not to be trusted.
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I trusted her from the first time I met her.
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No one is to be trusted, especially not our narrator.
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The intelligence community may have a serious trusted insider problem.
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For me, I trusted intrinsically in his mind and talent.
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He became known as one of Hu's most trusted advisers.
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Nevertheless NATO sees generals it trusted in the dock. Gen.
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Respondents trusted Amazon almost as much as their own bank.
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She said she trusted those emailing understood what was appropriate.
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Employers are to be trusted to reach deals with employees.
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Participants answered questions about how much they trusted the news.
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And is he trusted and does he possess moral authority?
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Coming from a politician as trusted as Obama, it's a
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" Alternatively, "Get trusted tech advice you can use every day!
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No one should be trusted with that kind of power.
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Why can you be trusted to care for a dog?
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Trusted Flaggers and YouTube Contributors mitigate both of those problems.
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Some of the exchanges cannot be trusted in my opinion.
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That's a stunning drop from the 92% who trusted Obama.
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Bose is one of the most trusted names in audio.
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To be a Google employee meant that you were trusted.
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Is Cassie, an early favorite of his, to be trusted?
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He is a friend, a confidant, and a trusted official.
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On April 1, nothing on the Internet can be trusted.
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Mentally strong people talk to themselves like a trusted coach.
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She trusted only those few friends who'd stood by her.
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Who can be trusted on a Game of Thrones set?
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Your masters say you can't be trusted with this information.
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Startups harness those trusted networks to find teammates and customers.
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Retail, media and social media were the least trusted industries.
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Battle paranoia today by asking trusted friends for their perspective.
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Uniplaces is creating a trusted, global brand for student accommodation.
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I often hear clients talk about having a trusted advisor.
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And yet, for all that, the Rockets cannot be trusted.
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I asked someone I trusted to smell my morning breath.
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Years after they died, my grandparents remained my trusted advisers.
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Doctors and nurses are their most trusted source of information.
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Towne, herself a Navy daughter, said she trusted the military.
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" Asked flatly if he trusted Trump, McConnell responded, "I do.
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I really just trusted the process, but that's not enough.
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Anything inside the firewall was trusted, and anything outside, i.e.
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The person in that photo can't be trusted to lead.
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Words cannot be trusted until they are verified by actions.
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""Mark was my close and irreplaceable friend, and trusted colleague.
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It's a place I've been betrayed by people I trusted.
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I trusted the right words would come, but they didn't.
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Intermediaries Establish trusted intermediaries through which the whistleblowers would work.
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They trusted that the country's medical care was the best.
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"If you lie, now you can't be trusted," he said.
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Are others rejecting our approaches because we can't be trusted?
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She kept coming because she trusted those who worked there.
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I was scared of him, but I also trusted him.
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"I trusted him," Efurd earlier testified, according to the paper.
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He also suggested the FBI trusted Feinstein with the information.
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We've improved News Feed to promote news from trusted sources.
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He has a lot of integrity, and I trusted him.
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Putin is not to be trusted to keep any agreement.
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I believe it merits a response from a trusted source.
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It's clear he cannot be trusted to uphold Roe v.
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I was so inexperienced, but I trusted something about him.
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Tech companies have proven their word can't necessarily be trusted.
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"The government trusted the men with disaster preparedness," said Vistro.
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The device works by sharing your location with trusted contacts.
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Though her work received praise, she trusted none of it.
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CNN'S slogan is CNN, THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN NEWS.
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She has been betrayed and gaslighted by those she trusted.
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He trusted me with his story and with his watch.
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How can this government be trusted to handle that challenge?
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I am simply not to be trusted with power tools.
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He was still kind and this time she trusted him.
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It's bad enough when trusted Trump advisers like Conway lie.
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No one could be trusted, not even those in uniform.
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And so I invited two of my trusted male friends.
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Can the agency be trusted with that much valuable information?
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"u up?" text, have a trusted friend vet it first.
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And Olson says trusted workers are happier, more efficient workers.
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Can the country be trusted with nuclear fuel and technology?
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I took the pills blindly and trusted a dysfunctional system.
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Yet there are few trusted resource guides for homeless people.
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She trusted everyone, always smiled even when times are hard.
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"I trusted them early on," she said of her children.
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I trusted them to do what I thought was important.
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We need presidential leadership that's honest, trusted, truthful and steady.
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She trusted her intuition, and signed a lease in September.
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He gave it only to people he knew and trusted.
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You get somebody on the outside who can be trusted.
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If you trusted her before, you should trust her now.
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Unfiltered social media cannot be trusted as a news source.
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So Nevada's diverse voters have historically trusted the party's judgment.
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The Communist Party has never liked or trusted civil society.
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Blacks were, by default, corrupt and not to be trusted.
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The Steyer campaign described Mr. Govan as a trusted adviser.
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None of it was planned, but they trusted the process.
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Instead, regularly visit trusted news apps and news websites directly.
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Mr. Berg trusted him, so he agreed without asking questions.
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I love this country, but I never really trusted politicians.
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She's one of President Trump's closest and most trusted aides.
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None of the other men, we decided, could be trusted.
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" "Trump cannot be trusted with weapons that can kill millions.
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That relationship between presidents and trusted experts continued for decades.
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"They can't be trusted," she said of the mainstream parties.
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My staff loved him and he was a trusted advisor.
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"They can't be trusted," she said of the mainstream parties.
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Not all, but many people, are desperate for trusted navigators.
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He was the only one that trusted in her experiments.
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Bobo said that before this summer she trusted the police.
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In truth, Pakistan has never really trusted the United States.
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Historically, when trusted influencers mentioned products, their viewers purchased them.
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"We are so trusted with our readers," Mr. Wakeford said.
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Since becoming Second Lady, she has become a trusted friend.
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Asked if he could be trusted, Johnson said he could.
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PEWDIEPIE WE ALL TRUSTED YOU LMFAO BUT HARD R THO??
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First, we are a trusted institution with unparalleled brand recognition.
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We encourage you to use a different unlock method in Smart Lock, such as Trusted Bluetooth devices, Trusted Places, or On-body detection, all of which we believe to provide a better user experience.
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Only 15% of conservative Republicans said climate scientists can be trusted "a lot" to give full and accurate information on causes of climate change, while 32% of moderate Republicans said they could be trusted.
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Trust in news stood at 44 percent, but only 34 percent of those surveyed say they trusted news found via search and just 23 percent trusted news found on social networks such as Facebook.
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Today's acquisition of Trusted Metrics is clearly part of the company's strategy to build out its security portfolio, and SolarWinds is actually rolling Trusted Metrics into a new security product called SolarWinds Threat Monitor.
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When Trump the loser created businesses that went bankrupt, he turned workers and investors who trusted him — as Caesar trusted Brutus — into victims who lost their jobs and money because they believed in him.
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It is, rather, a story of a few people who trusted other people, who in turn trusted others, each passing along what he or she considered important and necessary information to friends and colleagues.
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And if a poll can't be trusted to be in the ballpark on something as straightforward as age or race in Alabama, it is not clear why it should be trusted on anything else.
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Some 45 percent of voters said they trusted in centrist President Emmanuel Macron's ability to tackle France's problems, while 36 percent trusted his newly appointed prime minister, Edouard Philippe, a conservative, the Elabe poll showed.
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UPDATE: Here's Armstrong's notes to employees announcing Gowrappan's hiring: Oath has one of the biggest opportunities in modern business to build a defining company based on trusted brands and the trusted brands of our partners.
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Sajjan on Wednesday said the firm would be a trusted military ally in decades to come, but he complained the anti-dumping petition against Bombardier was "not the behavior we expect of a trusted partner".
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Reetz-Laiolo's complaint takes the insinuation a step farther: Because Cline has had sex, she is not to be trusted, and because she is not to be trusted, she cannot have written her own book.
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Just 47 percent of the young Americans Harvard surveyed said they trusted her more than Mr. Trump to improve the economy, and 46 percent said they trusted her more to combat the spread of terrorism.
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Messages can now be elaborately dressed up to appear to come from trusted sources, and they may even actually come from a trusted source, if one of your friends has fallen victim to a hack.
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"Sometimes that trusted contact starts out not exploiting the person financially, but over time, as the client becomes less capable of handling their own affairs, the trusted contact might develop an ulterior motive," Alaimo said.
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"Sometimes that trusted contact starts out not exploiting the person financially but, over time, as the client becomes less capable of handling their own affairs, the trusted contact might develop an ulterior motive," Alaimo said.
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"Companies looking to digitally transform need a trusted cloud," said Nadella.
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Sometimes it just means taking a visit to your trusted hairstylist.
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Once again, you want to leave these talks in trusted hands.
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Statistically, Kitchit ranks among the most trusted brands in the world.
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An old trusted friend encouraged Zane to sit down with Paulette.
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She understands how Ronda works and that she cannot be trusted.
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He trusted me to be the expert, that was my job.
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And it worked to be trusted as 'one of the guys.
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I'm telling y'all, I cannot be trusted in a grocery store.
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He later became the most trusted member on McVeigh's defense team.
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Unbelievable. I trusted Cruz when he said he'd win in November.
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It was one of the President's most trusted aides, Hope Hicks.
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Johnny and Natalie are both important pieces of my trusted alliance.
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They were ... very effusive and very welcoming and they trusted people.
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The documentary seems to suggest that vigilantes shouldn't be trusted blindly.
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Your trusted advisors can be a few close friends or mentors.
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And we know Equifax is to be trusted in this department.
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Doctors hold a privileged position in society as trusted health authorities.
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He has trusted the wrong person a whole bunch of times.
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This was red flag number 12 that Leah can't be trusted.
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Dany confides in Sansa that she wishes Tyrion hadn't trusted Cersei.
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Background reading: John Steffen trusted vaping could help him quit smoking.
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I regret to inform you that Taylor Swift cannot be trusted.
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The pro-Cruz Trusted Leadership PAC has continued to hit Kasich.
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Even for Trusted Flaggers, there are still roadblocks preventing quick action.
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"I trusted Mr. Moore because he was the DA," she said.
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Universal Rosewood Truth #22: Ali is NOT to be trusted. 227.
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Trump would often ask staff whom they thought could be trusted.
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Mr. Cuomo turned to a trusted former colleague: Bill de Blasio.
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Municipal police, some of whom collaborate with criminals, are not trusted.
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I trusted myself to put a filter on the whole thing.
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Economists use the inversion as a trusted measure to project recessions.
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But on the blockchain you don't need a trusted 0003rd party.
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Regarding an Indian student she wrote that Indians cannot be trusted.
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"Even though I didn't know him, I trusted him," she said.
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" WaPo media critic Erik Wemple commented: "Breitbart, a 'trusted' news outlet?
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All of this explains why Hannah trusted Tony with the tapes.
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Drunks and children, it seems, simply can't be trusted around robots.
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"We trusted him (Marra); probably we made a mistake," Raggi said.
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Google Assistant turns search into a trusted companion dispensing expert advice.
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Do you feel trusted, respected and appreciated by your co-workers?
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Flight four was where my most trusted advisor — rage — kicked in.
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He trusted neither party to deliver this package in its entirety.
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They end up being more like 'dress waitresses' than trusted advisors.
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She was the life of the party and a trusted friend.
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We mainly just trusted our director Cybele Malinowski who is amazing.
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"I was in love with him, I trusted him," she said.
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The next day I was sad, but I trusted my gut.
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These people haven't been trusted with anything in a long time.
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Ford also aims to become the world's most trusted mobility company.
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That means she can be trusted like very few other people.
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I trusted God to bring the right people to my life.
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But they want to know it's coming from a trusted authority.
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Rather, Facebook is surveying its users on what sources are trusted.
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With my eating disorder, with my marriage – And I trusted you.
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Let your trusted friends and family know that you need support.
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Only obedient good girl Sarah can be trusted with her power.
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If you're struggling, please be brave and tell a trusted someone.
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Opponents counter that pipeline companies cannot be trusted to prevent leaks.
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The flight attendant is the authority figure, who should be trusted.
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Facebook said these deals are legit because these are trusted partners.
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I have always trusted my civil servants, military advisers and staff.
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I trusted him; his knowledge of the show seemed impressively encyclopedic.
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I trusted my supervisor to give me all that she could.
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That trusted relationship obviously provides a significant competitive advantage of information.
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It's also universally popular -- trusted by consumers and valued by businesses.
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Name a trusted friend or family member to that position instead.
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Chief executives are also less trusted than political figures, Edelman said.
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Only a trusted few knew both his handle and his name.
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He sought advice from trusted sources close to him, including McGahn.
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Pelosi and Schumer can never be trusted.... If reports true 100%.
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I think they went with somebody they knew and they trusted.
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They're trusted sources, attesting to how great a guy you are!
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I think he trusted that I won't take advantage of him.
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Because I think people will still look for that trusted layer.
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The former gymnast said she trusted the doctor's knowledge and experience.
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Anyone that has furniture not facing the TV cannot be trusted.
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They can also add other family members, trusted friends, nannies, etc.
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Bose didn't mess with the trusted design model from previous iterations.
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"They trusted each other even if they didn't agree," Obama said.
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For the 16th consecutive year, technology was the most trusted industry.
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Bernie Madoff was a trusted advisor for some very wealthy names.
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EF: I trusted Nick right away, from the moment we met.
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I guess the grounders all trusted people would respect the ceremony.
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It's upsetting to see that Donald Trump could not be trusted.
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Hardliners are declaring that the US was never to be trusted.
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She was not to be trusted, least of all with her
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Gaiam is also a trusted name in the yoga community.4.
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I trusted Michael Cohen, and he knows about campaign finance law.
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And she was my best friend; I trusted her with anything.
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About 47 percent of both groups said they trusted Trump more.
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Our family trusted in the fairness of the criminal-justice system.
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She is a trusted member of his White House inner circle.
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The loophole is having trusted recommendations to help you navigate online.
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Raid Ant & Roach Killer is a trusted classic that really works.Pros:
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The attorney general's version of events alone simply can't be trusted.
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Most people trusted male and female candidates equally on national security.
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The document makes clear that Neumann shouldn't be trusted, he said.
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Forty-eight percent are not sure who should be trusted more.
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He has quickly become Saints quarterback Drew Brees' most trusted target.
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" Some attendees taunted Ms. Warren, too, calling out, "We trusted you!
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Instead, McAdoo trusted Beckham to make the play in a game.
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"Maybe one of Anthony's trusted staff could deliver secure phone," Mrs.
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Recipes that call for carcasses or rotisserie chicken cannot be trusted.
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Second, even relatively trusted new sources have their less trustworthy bits.
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Sometimes the new guy did indeed become the new trusted advisor.
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Regardless of party, Americans simply feel that politicians can't be trusted.
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Hillary Clinton's trusted aide first left Weiner back in August 2016.
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Would that make me a liar who can't be trusted again?
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LG: Like how will people actually rank the trusted news sources?
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Jennifer McGovern had trusted Trump and went to work for him.
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"I kind of trusted him because he's America's dad," she said.
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The US cannot afford to lose Japan as a trusted ally.
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How could he be trusted with the responsibilities of the presidency?
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He said: 'I regret that I trusted that motherf***ing smuggler'.
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I trusted my eyes; he just didn't look right to me.
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And that can be trusted by their customers around the world.
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However, the Trump Administration can't be trusted with that weighty responsibility.
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Two different attacks discovered in 2600 also compromised trusted software updates.
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I find myself longing for my trusted Urban Decay eyeshadow primer.
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The people that we are dealing with and cannot be trusted.
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Can he be trusted to judge what went wrong for himself?
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They know who we are and that we can be trusted.
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Having a trusted friend express concern cracked the thing wide open.
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It also relies on so-called "warm" introductions from trusted investors.
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He said he trusted Son's decisions and often sought his advice.
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A trusted physician also can be a good resource, she said.
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Tomic eventually arrived at the apartment of a woman he trusted.
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"Looking back, I can't believe that he trusted them," Munaf said.
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Their slogan should be CNN, THE LEAST TRUSTED NAME IN NEWS!
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Nor can it be trusted to keep them or others safe.
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Governments should also consider using trusted spokesmen and spokeswomen during crises.
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What I've never actually trusted with any women I've been with?
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Yes. I don't think his NSC or EPA can be trusted.
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He trusted me enough to allow me to basically improvise everything.
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No links in virus emails should be automatically trusted, experts say.
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"I had implicitly trusted Trevor because my father did," she said.
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But what if your gut is too happy to be trusted?
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And I just trusted Sean, knowing that it was his story.
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She trusted me to find the Clinique makeup remover she needed.
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Trusted news organizations are giving us the best information they can.
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But I was always a softie, so I always trusted people.
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Just make sure the one you choose is a trusted source.
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I -- you know, I really am happy that I trusted him.
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We would NEVER be trusted to cook for a Nepali holiday.
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Eventually I came out to my siblings, then my trusted friends.
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"I was not protected by the adults I trusted," she said.
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Fifty percent of Fox News viewers said they trusted the network.
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Congress cannot be trusted to impose the proper restraints on itself.
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One appeared to come from the account of a trusted colleague.
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If you&aposre worried about security, Petal Card can be trusted.
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No (assuming a good faith Google News search can be trusted).
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At 29, he's one of President Donald Trump's most trusted aides.
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That's why trusted community members with some training are so effective.
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But Trump's suggestion that unnamed sources should never be trusted is.
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Because Colorado trusted you to work for us, not Donald Trump.
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A president who can't be trusted is degrading American intelligence gathering.
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Doctor regularly ranks as one of the three most trusted professions.
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They trusted me because they knew I lived them as well.
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"I am really disappointed because I trusted my teacher," he said.
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Her direct words were, 'I trusted a surgeon for so long.
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It was their way of saying Manafort could not be trusted.
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Agrippa was Augustus Caesar's trusted and immensely powerful right-hand man.
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What does it mean to be trusted in a transparent world?
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Mr. Alexander was also one of Mr. Kalanick's most trusted lieutenants.
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These tech brands are trusted despite tech backlash in recent years.
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A single app and website providing trusted intelligence for decision makers.
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A more promising approach can be to use a trusted intermediary.
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After the game, Anthony was asked if he still trusted Jackson.
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Randall trusted that his father would be working again soon enough.
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Go with a trusted company that takes privacy and security seriously.
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His administration certainly cannot be trusted to separate true from false.
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I had never trusted Dr. Google before, but I was desperate.
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Second, when it comes to children and families, trusted brands matter.
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Those dudes trusted each other on a very high creative level.
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I wondered how she'd ever been trusted to teach anyone anything.
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Especially if the art is moving between hands that are trusted.
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I've seen them do amazing things and I trusted them 100%.
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Only 220006 percent of citizens say that others can be trusted.
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She's also a trusted confidante able to be a calming influence.
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She is a trusted, confident, credible and comforting figure for women.
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This trusted traveler consequence also affects New York commercial truck drivers.
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Jassy is said to be one of Bezos' most trusted advisers.
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Everyone wants to hold the world's most trusted and liquid currency.
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Ask a trusted friend for outside perspective if you're feeling lost.
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Can North Korea be similarly trusted when it comes to proliferation?
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Hicks remains a trusted insider and power center of Trump's team.
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They trusted him because of those things, and he's a leader.
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The lesson for the world is that America can't be trusted.
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For Democrats, the most trusted institution in the country is Amazon.
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In fact, they are often trusted authorities who lead public opinion.
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Creating and developing a trusted social network platform does just that.
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It was the first time Velasquez trusted anyone offering him something.
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And I think that they trusted us and that was probably our biggest accomplishment during that time, just to be able to tell these actors, "We're going to do all this stuff to you, we're going to have you in the woods 24 hours a day, and we're going to scare you at night," and they trusted us—somehow they trusted us.
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We got the contract the day after we got the [development computer] hardware, not the other way round, like 'Sign this and then…' No, this was just that he trusted us, and we trusted them. Done.
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Museums are trusted — and relevant According to data from a National Awareness, Attitudes, and Usage study, even in the age of "fake news," museums are trusted sources of information — more so than newspapers or media outlets.
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In a recent survey of 1,108 adults, conducted by The Associated Press and the University of Chicago, 40 percent said they trusted Democrats more to handle health care, while 23 percent said they trusted the Republicans.
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After all, the account never verified itself through Twitter or any other trusted third-party — such as through one of these supposed "journalist" partners, or a trusted, independent organization like EFF, as was suggested by VICE's Motherboard.
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"Although mainstream media is not trusted, it is still trusted twice as much for separating fact from fiction as social media," Nic Newman, lead author of the sixth annual Digital News Report, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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When asked if they trusted Apple to protect their information from hackers, 60 percent of respondents to a poll released late Monday said they did -- about the same percentage that said they trusted Google, Microsoft and Amazon.
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He trusted me in that situation, and it was good for us.
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It's more like an extraordinary foster kid we've been trusted to raise.
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Other than the fact that I trusted people I shouldn't have... (inaudible).
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In response, I tweeted, "I get my climate info from trusted scientists."
|
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It's become clear that Big Tech can't be trusted to govern itself.
|
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Will Trump get the full picture about this from his trusted advisers?
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More from Trusted Media Brands 8 Fascinating Facts—and a Few Scandals!
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Getting the opinion of trusted Mashable intern and fellow millennial, Jessye McGarry.
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I wasn't uncomfortable with it because of how much I trusted him.
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You, too, should try to find a trusted advisor on financial matters.
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Many people trusted him, dozens more I spoke with even secured flights.
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He trusted Roadie more than a traditional carrier with the fragile piece.
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Only the most trusted are allowed live and work in the capital.
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It's a time when we need to rely on trusted news sources.
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It's still more trusted than Congress, but that's not a high bar.
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"The 'yellow submarine' is my necessary, trusted, mechanical friend," she told me.
|
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It's a fantastic evening to share secrets with a trusted loved one.
|
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"I trusted in the justice system and it failed me," he said.
|
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The signature is issued by a trusted third party, the certificate authority.
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" She added: "Trump is not to be trusted with protecting our immigrants.
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Although he's among Trump's most trusted aides, Lewandowski is not a lawyer.
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A lot of people that I trusted turned out to be monsters.
|
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But I trusted Dave and the team to do the character right.
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But even when they do speak, their voices are frequently not trusted.
|
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Democrats say Nix's testimony shows that Cambridge Analytica officials can't be trusted.
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Find trusted subordinates who can speak to the markets on your behalf.
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Tencent Trusted Doctor did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Daisy was the only person I'd trusted with a key to Harold.
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However trusted by the president, Mr. Pompeo is hardly a traditional emissary.
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EXCLUSIVE: JUDGE SAYS CHINAS JUSTICE SYSTEM CANNOT BE TRUSTED, MAKING CHANGES UNWORKABLE
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I trusted him and I really think that is when artists flourish.
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Haven't you already proven that you cannot be trusted on this issue?
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Yet who can be trusted more on housing: Labour or the Tories?
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Jesse in the comic can be trusted; Jesse on television really cannot.
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"I kind of trusted him because he is America's Dad," she said.
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Trusted, indeed -- to attack the female accusers of Breitbart buddy Roy Moore.
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In Mr Trump's nationalist vision, markets cannot be trusted with American interests.
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These people trusted their most precious gift — their children — in his hands.
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You can also drop in on trusted contacts, like grandma or grandpa.
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Seriously, a message that simply reads, "Watch me" should never be trusted.
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Has a trusted contact recently emailed you a PDF file to open?
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Policy makers who regulated "trusted" institutions like banks will face a dilemma.
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There are lots of trusted options available like Lookout, Malwarebytes and Kaspersky.
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The ladies, especially those of color, can't be trusted with money, either.
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They keep the badge 'unknown' until the community vote it as trusted.
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Non-stick sheet trays are a racket and not to be trusted.
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So you know it was at the recommendation of a trusted source.
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They can't be trusted alone for more than about 45 minutes, though.
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Tyka says Prince trusted the bank and did business there for years.
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God can be trusted with the kids he has entrusted to us.
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Go deeper ... Kushner: "I'm not here to be trusted by Palestinian leaders"
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Go deeper: Kushner: "I'm not here to be trusted" by Palestinian leaders
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Go deeper: Kushner: "I'm not here to be trusted by Palestinian leaders"
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But despite his outspokenness, he is highly trusted by the party's leadership.
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If not, you've got your trusted go-to waiting for you, too.
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Rather, Trump is claiming this news is not to be trusted. Why?
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We use a trusted car service and they did not rob me.
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Oh these were trusted five eyed sources and you know intelligence products.
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Trusted Contacts also received a few updates that benefit existing Android users.
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You can check out the full leak details over at Trusted Reviews.
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She said in a deposition that she had trusted the brand completely.
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He was someone I trusted, someone I'd been friends with for years.
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"Someone I knew and trusted invaded my body and soul," she said.
|
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Americans have long trusted local government over the state or federal sort.
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Thursday night marked a new step in their relationship: Trusted news source.
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H.R. McMaster, have been warning that Putin is not to be trusted.
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Clinton's position correct, it's this: States can't be trusted to carry out
|
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Simple sequences may be overwhelming, but at least they can be trusted.
|
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He is consistently viewed by the public, and trusted, as an expert.
|
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" Perhaps too quickly—a few betrayed hecklers began chanting, "We trusted you!
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I had been attacked in my own home by someone I trusted.
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She's posted tons of pictures of her trusted steed over the years.
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Pickering also believes Russian President Vladimir Putin is not to be trusted.
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Once I decided I trusted Sophie, I just pretended she wasn't there.
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Larsson says they sort of blindly trusted Labrador when they first signed.
|
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After telling Cosby she trusted him, she downed the pills with water.
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Can Facebook be trusted to abide by even its own stated standards?
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But even that is dangerous, because it proves Trump cannot be trusted.
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Qassemi said on Wednesday that the United States could not be trusted.
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Trump must convince voters that he can be trusted as a leader.
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" He said "Whitney trusted Robyn 100%" and that "she was her confidante.
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Snapdeal trusted BJP Trolls & not some1 like AK. Pay the price now.
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The KIND team trusted one another with different segments of the presentation.
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"She preyed on them as a trusted adult," Parrales told the court.
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He is a friend of many around here and trusted by all.
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Parents and kids trusted you to be a teacher, not a predator.
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Our trusted photographer Erez Avissar was around to capture the scenes below.
|
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Why should trusted financial services players wade into such a quarrelsome arena?
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We trusted her to protect highly classified documents, and she failed enthusiastically.
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I can't stress enough the importance of finding yourself a trusted tailor.
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In his inauguration address, he said the US could not be trusted.
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"We're making this move to further secure these trusted spaces," she explained.
|
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" I trusted that instinct of "Yes, that makes the movie seem clearer.
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America's image in the world as a trusted partner is also suffering.
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It's a time where we need to rely on trusted news sources.
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He trusted few, and McGilvrey says she lost babysitters because of him.
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And many people have never quite understood, or trusted, how they worked.
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Let's make sure that we're treating them like our teammates, trusted teammates.
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The data must be trusted, specific, endorsed and real-time, he said.
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"I trusted her, and that's a big part of it," she says.
|
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He previously led the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC).
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By Buck SextonOpinion Contributor Is CNN the most trusted name in news?
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But she trusted Hastings's instincts and wanted to keep working with him.
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To execute this scheme, Xu relied on a network of trusted proxies.
|
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What if this cornerstone of the criminal justice system can't be trusted?
|
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Thompson may be only 22, but he is trusted by the veterans.
|
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"Mark was my close and irreplaceable friend, and trusted colleague," Ellison wrote.
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"He can't be trusted, by our veterans or anyone else," it said.
|
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Democrats were trusted by 2900 percent in both polls on the issue.
|
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Prescott emphasized that Apple News' suggestions are "hand-picked" from "trusted" sources.
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Clinton's email troubles prove she should not be trusted with the briefings.
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It is not finding a favorite doctor, or even a trusted company.
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But that assumes these lists should be trusted in the first place.
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The company says its equipment is trusted by customers in 170 countries.
|
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For decades, she and her husband were trusted friends of the Reagans.
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In that sense, it will help produce trusted, verifiable and reliable networks.
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Clinton said her opponent could not be trusted with a nuclear arsenal.
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Ms. Wasserman Schultz told me that Jewish voters trusted and loved Mrs.
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I had trusted him and he was doing this this to me.
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He became lead negotiator because both Mugabe and the military trusted him.
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First, make sure that you have your trusted advisor's cell phone number.
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Again and again, pharmacists have been ranked among America's most trusted professions.
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I trusted my partner and it is clear that I shouldn't have.
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Namely that miners aren't trusted and suffer from a serious image problem.
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The rule will destroy networks of trusted providers built up over decades.
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Moreover, a system, that is compromised cannot be trusted in decision-making.
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I was referred to it so I trusted it on that basis.
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In the OASIS, currency is more trusted than in the actual world.
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These were people who, like my family, I had trusted and loved.
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Over time, Mr. Cruz became one of Mr. Abbott's most trusted advisers.
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And she'd never trusted anybody who claimed to be certain about God.
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Ask around and find one who is trusted by people you trust.
|
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Menudo has long been a trusted cure for hangovers in Mexican culture.
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Elizabeth said she trusted Hern's medical experience and his no-nonsense manner.
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On the flip side, an existing trusted relationship is hard to disintermediate.
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You shouldn't have trusted us,' is hardly worthy of our great government.
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But if you are "establishment," you are not trusted by those supporters.
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Coinbase is looking to be the trusted custodian by launching Coinbase Custody.
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He was among former Prime Minister Stephen Harper's most trusted cabinet ministers.
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They could be trusted to treat minority voters fairly on their own.
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But if we trusted our neighbors, we wouldn't have ended up here.
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Thus, by definition, nothing that questions the tribal narrative can be trusted.
|
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Biden also tops Sanders as more trusted on immigration, 49% to 36%.
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But trusted intermediaries like central banks are still crucial, the BIS said.
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And they trusted her, knowing she would not trash them in print.
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Her response was that it was from Breitbart and she trusted them.
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They should be trusted users who you know won't abuse their privileges.
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After he came back to the mountains he could not be trusted.
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So Prince is clearly a trusted entity for Trump and his aides.
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I feel proud of myself that I've finally trusted my own instinct.
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The latter, in fact, can't really be trusted to preserve America's goodness.
|
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He trusted her incorruptibility in the face of pressures from criminal networks.
|
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This heart has provided complete clarity, become a trusted instrument for focus.
|
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But conspiracy theories threaten to undermine their only trusted form of communication.
|
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Still, many have questioned how much official government channels can be trusted.
|
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"We just trusted each other more," Lillard said of all the obstacles.
|
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Labor couldn't be trusted precisely because it wanted to shake things up.
|
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Additionally, 41.4% said their most trusted source of information was the internet.
|
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He was accompanied by Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie, two trusted allies.
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Dad thought it was a pretty good deal and I trusted Dad.
|
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Not only that, they are trusted and respected by the American public.
|
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"I knew Matt a long time, and I trusted him," he said.
|
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Democratic leaders pointed out the Republicans' flattery was not to be trusted.
|
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Their trademarks are among the most common and trusted in the industry.
|
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What we keep hearing from folks is, 'We need a trusted source.
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"I never trusted the gallery model of fifty-fifty," he told me.
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But the court said it trusted the government to resolve the problems.
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I trusted that once I left, things would get back to normal.
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In uncertain times, the familiar and long-trusted become objects of lust.
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But trusted intermediaries like central banks are still crucial, the BIS said.
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Basically, he'd say that people trusted one another enough to work together.
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For what happens there will answer the question: Can China be trusted?
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And frankly, because we are trusted, we have access to that data.
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Serkis will be playing Alfred Pennyworth, Bruce Wayne's trusted advisor and butler.
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I've known David and Jeffrey since "Friends," so I trusted them implicitly.
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How did you build a team you trusted enough to take over?
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To counter that, she suggests seeking out trusted co-workers for support.
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No playing time was promised, LeMahieu said, but he trusted the Yankees.
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He had an eye for talent, and we always trusted his voice.
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Is the ambition of becoming the most trusted bank an achievable one?
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"It was very difficult to be trusted as it was," he said.
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None of the British tabloids trusted each other, so I was selected.
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Shared among trusted friends and family members, they can become conventional wisdom.
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Mr. Comey sought advice from someone he has trusted for many years.
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Pompeo, meanwhile, is viewed as one of Trump's most trusted Cabinet members.
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For me, I really need my therapist and my close, trusted friends.
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Often, the employees who embezzle are trusted members of a company's team.
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It is a state of affairs that is not to be trusted.
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I miss the person I trusted with my squishy, small, inner self.
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The military and courts are powerful and highly trusted by the public.
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Hope Hicks, 31, was one of President Donald Trump's most trusted advisers.
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The men trusted one another, and in that trust, he found catharsis.
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We share them in hushed tones to trusted peers, friends, and partners.
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Representatives are trusted with temporary authority to work for the common good.
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Ideally, parents should encourage kids to verify information through trusted news outlets.
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He'd seen her seeing him, had trusted her not to say anything.
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"It is scary, especially because it's such a trusted name," she said.
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Kerney said he also encourages players to find a trusted financial advisor.
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Who wouldn't want an unbiased, trusted source to help solve those problems?
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I trusted that this industry was capable of growth in the future.
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Julia Yang is a trusted advisor to entrepreneurs, founders, CEOs, and executives.
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In which case, it's fine to tell a trusted confidant, Slepian said.
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"Both the government and our citizens ... deserve a trusted relationship," said Manfra.
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Is this elected official, reality-show participant, Facebook friend to be trusted?
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Third, more of us must be willing to invest in trusted information.
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They both lie to the point nothing they say can be trusted.
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I trusted that once I left, things would get back to normal.
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They trusted his business acumen, his experience, his loyalty to the city.
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Congress needs a strong and trusted GAO for the hard work ahead.
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Trusted news reporting from and about China has never been more important.
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" He continued: "CNN'S slogan is CNN, THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN NEWS.
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Foreign leaders trusted his word, even when they disagreed with his policies.
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"I am honored that they trusted me to do something," she said.
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Christian gave Simon an education, methods and above all, he trusted him.
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"I'm not leaving, I'm faithful, because you've trusted me," she told Michy.
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It found the two candidates equally trusted on jobs and the economy.
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A strongman becomes both a comfort blanket and a stern, trusted figurehead.
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The Defense Intelligence Agency warned that Libi's information could not be trusted.
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She trusted them to keep a mindful eye on her only son.
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But he was very, very trusted by huge swaths of the population.
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Furthermore, any information delivered in air quotes is not to be trusted.
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While there is a desperate need for verified news to be easily recognized and trusted, it needs to be an across-the-board non-partisan project in order to be taken seriously as a trusted, oft-cited brand.
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Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan on Wednesday said the firm would be a trusted military ally in decades to come, but he complained the anti-dumping petition against Bombardier was "not the behavior we expect of a trusted partner".
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Fewer than half of people surveyed across the world said they trusted the media most of the time, though in the United States just 34 percent said they trusted most news, most of the time, down 4 points.
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"You would have to think if Dauman isn't trusted to be on the board, he isn't trusted to be CEO," said Salvatore Muoio, a principal at New York-based S. Muoio & Co, a major owner of Viacom voting shares.
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A 2017 Edelman survey found that 64 percent of respondents trusted search engines for news and information, a slight increase from the 61 percent who did in 2012, and notably more than the 57 percent who trusted traditional media.
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In bigger enterprises and slower moving businesses, the fact Microsoft has acquired GitHub will make it more trusted to use for projects and source control, simply because Microsoft is already trusted across many software and services by these companies.
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The respondents trusted the president to "do the right thing" when he promised to fix the problems they experienced firsthand under the law, problems such as having to switch plans, losing trusted providers, and paying more out of pocket.
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Moments later, Gonzales and Card arrived, only to find Ashcroft unwilling to sign on to their request, for the attorney general trusted the reasoning and integrity of his deputy more than he trusted the staff of the White House.
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Sourcing foreign-made products from trusted importers could also help dodge dicey buying.
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How did such a beloved and trusted institution miss the mark so badly?
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A trusted advisor just might be the best protection against financial elder abuse.
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Millions upon millions of US consumers trusted Equifax to guard their financial information.
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You don&apost need to have one thought like Putin cannot be trusted.
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I'm hoping a well-trusted book can help me tune out the noise.
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Wu was introduced to Rick Singer through Morgan Stanley as a trusted source.
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You can also set the phone up to stay unlocked in trusted places.
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I couldn't believe someone I'd trusted so fully could hurt me so much.
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The buyer sought reassurance that Global Plywood's suppliers in Peru could be trusted.
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CAs can award ostensibly trusted organisations with the power to sign certificates too.
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These people trusted their most precious gift of their children in his hands.
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Michael's problem, just like his mother, is that he trusted people too much.
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He also befriended Daniel the weird Canadian, so he obviously can't be trusted.
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As trusted news sources fell to the Internet, untrusted sources took their place.
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Ned is Lyanna's sister and can be trusted with her and her baby.
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That includes users who have already concluded it can no longer be trusted.
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If all else fails, email the location to yourself and a trusted confidante.
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The media is more invigorated, more profitable, and more trusted since his election.
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Even the Soviet Union trusted America enough to give up without a fight.
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They are trusted figures who have a different status to other prison employees.
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Downing told the jury that Manafort must "feel foolish" to have trusted Gates.
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And as an employee, I trusted my coworkers to keep my kid safe.
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But this raises questions about whether data gathered this way can be trusted.
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Most of them simply trusted the chains they regularly get their lunches from.
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More than 200 years of experience proves the Electoral College can be trusted.
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Trump has just demonstrated that he can't be trusted to do that reliably.
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Rainpada, India Unless a trusted local is guiding you, finding Rainpada is tough.
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President Trump's trusted confidante and White House communications director Hope Hicks has resigned.
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They trusted me so I was given unlimited freedom, which I never abused.
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He later named a trusted associate to sort out the dispute from inside.
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But, on the contrary, we should discuss our salaries with our trusted network.
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One mother, Rina Herlina Sari, told Reuters she no longer trusted private clinics.
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They want to be a major player and they want to be trusted.
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You should talk to your parents, a teacher, or another trusted grown-up.
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But I trusted him completely — at least in terms of my physical safety.
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Mr Lyon's lawyers said he trusted experts who claimed Flint's water was safe.
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" She's also very much in mourning herself: "She was the most trusted friend.
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Now apparently the Senate can't even be trusted to hold a committee hearing.
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All the while, though, the show reminds us that Mie cannot be trusted.
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We want to be the trusted layer that helps founders find those entities.
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But I wish I hadn't trusted so many people when I was younger.
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How are you expected to feel when someone you trusted violated someone else?
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But if you've been paying attention, you know that Winter can't be trusted.
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Trump's tweets expressed skepticism, with the president charging that China can't be trusted.
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Their leader Ayman al Zawahiri sent trusted lieutenants there to establish a base.
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It did so precisely because it believed that Chinese courts were not trusted.
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Hicks is best known as one of President Donald Trump's most trusted aides.
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The Guards argued, in turn, that Mr Rouhani should never have trusted America.
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The public consensus is that politicians are self-serving, not to be trusted.
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Go deeper: Jared Kushner: "I'm not here to be trusted" by Palestinian leaders
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My friend went first, and her tattoo looked fine, so I trusted him.
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His team trusted him and therefore worked harder and better as a result.
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HL's customer service is trusted—humans rather than automated systems answer the phone.
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Institutional Investor is the trusted concierge for the world's asset managers and owners.
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It is somebody she knew, somebody she trusted, and somebody who betrayed her.
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Those who wanted to leave, the polling firm YouGov found, trusted no one.
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They're teachers, businessmen, and, in swimmer Diana Nyad's case, a once-trusted coach.
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The trusted dentist's recommendation is classic canon in the toothpaste ad sales game.
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"But be sure to keep the conversation between you and trusted colleague discreet."
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"Nardos did that entire dress herself, I totally trusted her completely," Locken explains.
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I've got two daughters [and] I would have trusted them in his car.
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Can the Greek government be trusted to actually do what they are promising?
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She believed it was treatment, and she trusted Dr. Nassar and USA Gymnastics.
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We've never really trusted the media and we still in many ways don't.
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And local news tends to be the most trusted form of TV news.
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Can you be trusted with such responsibility when you can't run a home?
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Once you have these trusted enclaves, all the other pieces fall into place.
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To many voters, right and left are mirror images that cannot be trusted.
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If Ladbrokes is to be trusted, the field this year is wide open.
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To solve a possible breach state, the participant needs to be re-trusted.
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But I also more importantly trusted that Michael was still in me somewhere.
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Americans should reconsider whether the GOP can be trusted in the U.S. Senate.
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Trump built his career as a businessman by surrounding himself with trusted experts.
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"Since I was little I never trusted them," Jacqueline said of the police.
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Washington could lose a trusted political partner to more Chinese influence, explained Nash.
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This could be the HR manager you work with or a trusted colleague.
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A yield curve inversion is seen as a trusted predictor of a recession.
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The formal dictionary definition of a mentor is an experienced and trusted advisor.
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" As things turned out, Pollak tells CNBC, "I'm glad I trusted my gut.
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If experts can't be trusted, then how do we know whom to trust?
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The blockchain offers the promise of a trusted record that can reduce fraud.
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"You watch the commercials and they talk about 'your trusted advisor,'" he said.
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That way, everyone would know for certain if the outcome could be trusted.
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In other words, girlfriend knows what she's doing, and I trusted her completely.
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He told CNN last month that he trusted Trump with the nuclear codes.
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They knew and trusted the chief and wanted to hear directly from him.
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Radel killed Waterman because a trusted mutual friend asked him to do it.
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We will hire and be hired according to our reputations and trusted networks.
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At worst many voters think she is a crook who cannot be trusted.
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But in the workplace, you want to be seen as a trusted actor.
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Some people no longer trusted the banking system and preferred to hold cash.
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"I trusted you to take care of them, not kill them," he said.
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Democrats said Trump could not be trusted; Republicans said Clinton mishandled classified material.
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People accepted a shared baseline of information from the same (relatively) trusted sources.
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Fifty-nine percent of those respondents said they trusted him more than Trump.
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The Secretary looks forward to having him serve as trusted and valued adviser.
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But their youth also gave him an escape, and he trusted them easily.
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Just 14 percent of Republicans said they trusted the media in that poll.
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"She is very, very trusted by me," Mr. Trump said in an interview.
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Even if Michael was the wrongdoer, Charlie was someone they respected and trusted.
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You should talk to a trusted financial advisor before making any major decisions.
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Finally, finally, finally, I trusted the journey and the process and the universe.
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This curated Amazon platform ensures that customers purchase handcrafted products from trusted sources.
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That successor may be Liu He, a trusted confidant of President Xi Jinping.
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Ryan, however, is the more trusted picked among respondents from all party affiliations.
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Fundamentally, people need to be trusted and believe that they can achieve things.
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Surely the polls she tracked anxiously were not to be trusted, she said.
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"During my five years working there, I was a trusted employee," said Morales.
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Eighteen percent preferred the special counsel's office, and 5 percent trusted Democrats more.
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Clinton, advisers said, might prefer a trusted and reliable facilitator of her policy.
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You might also want to ask some trusted co-workers for ongoing feedback.
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"He's made an outsized impact as a trusted counselor and friend," he said.
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Without trusted sources, the process of choosing a treatment center can be overwhelming.
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I know very well that the Chinese Communist Party can never be trusted.
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But among Guatemalans, the anti-corruption body is the country's most trusted institution.
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A yoga mat towel with skid-less technology made by a trusted company
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More often than not, clients followed their trusted advisor to his new institution.
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Only read trusted and verified sources of information about climate change, Shepherd said.
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To pull this off, it would definitely help if they trusted each other.
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You may find yourself standing alone, against those you thought were trusted colleagues.
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Someone must make those decisions, and Trump's appointees are unlikely to be trusted.
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Duterte himself has said that he can't be trusted for what he says.
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And just go to places where you know are trusted sources of fact.
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He has never trusted Melisandre, but at this point, he's out of options.
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She then wonders if he can be trusted (you can trust Jon Snow!).
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For whatever reason, he trusted me enough to let me get that moment.
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The way I figure it, they shouldn't have trusted a stranger so easily.
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In order for an election system to be trusted, it must be verifiable.
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No one's judgment is trusted; no category on the form can be skipped.
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Such contradiction risks greater politicization of the military as the most trusted institution.
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"That's when I knew he trusted me with the carousel," Ms. Ring said.
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A majority of voters also think Clinton can't be trusted with classified information.
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Maybe you're not to be trusted and I need to find someone else.
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"Mueller has been trusted by Republicans to put America first," the ad says.
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Can the military and the courts be trusted as impartial and objective institutions?
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"i think he is a very good man and look trusted!!!" he wrote.
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And so she is relying on her go-to trusted source: President Trump.
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How on earth can CBP's culture be trusted to care for refugees humanely?
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Places that ban wild camping seem to believe that travelers cannot be trusted.
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Does this mean meaningful antitrust can't be trusted as long as he's president?
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I've had the same barber since I was 16 years old — he's trusted.
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"I trusted the process would be handled accordingly," Mr. Braz told the panel.
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It's not surprising; she's a trusted ancestor whose wisdom makes you feel safe.
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It was clear Roger had work to do before Brianna trusted him again.
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The members of the dominant pair were much more trusted than other mongooses.
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To keep your trusted crew close, find small, manageable projects around the house.
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But we're here and we have an infrastructure and we are hugely trusted.
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In his place, Mr. Ghosn promoted Mr. Kelly, who became a trusted lieutenant.
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Getting barbers involved meant health messages came from trusted members of the community.
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Talk it over with your family and trusted advisers and decide for yourself.
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Those who lack humor are without judgment and should be trusted with nothing.
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McCartney said she trusted everything Mr. Trump said, even when he accused Mrs.
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Especially now when, like us, you need trusted guidance, information, and also levity.
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"He is a friend, a confidant and a trusted professional," Mr. Kelly said.
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So, that's what I did with my children, I trusted them early on.
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If you need a sounding board, find a trusted person outside the company.
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Flood the zone with information, become the trusted source of what people need.
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Perhaps he is missing his trusted lieutenant, Rui Faria, who left this summer.
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For instance, 61 percent said the president can be trusted on the coronavirus.
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So the new name was something of a no-brainer: Trusted Media Brands.
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But, again, without access to the "trusted device," that information is pretty useless.
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He just wanted to see me write, and he trusted me without question.
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" Cuomo, meanwhile, said ending access to the Trusted Traveler Programs was "pure politics.
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Your app store has others, but make sure you pick a trusted platform.
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I trusted that, if warranted, there would be consistent accountability, at all levels.
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In order to be trusted, people need to know what you stand for.
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"I trusted the University of Farmington was genuine," said Karnati during his hearing.
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Even when you receive links from trusted contacts, be careful what you click.
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Among Democrats, by contrast, the most-trusted and frequently consulted outlet was CNN.
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How could anyone imagine that this man, trusted and loved, would hurt them?
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"The Taliban cannot be trusted to be a reliable counterterrorism force," Graham said.
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He highlighted inconsistencies in their testimonies as proof they could not be trusted.
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Kushner was arguably his father-in-law's most trusted advisor throughout the campaign.
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Next step: Stick to camera filters available through trusted apps on your phone.
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I always trusted us to make the right choice, but tonight we diverge.
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The oral presentation is a true three way collaboration relying on trusted ears.
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The corporate venture capital strategy relies on backing founders who are trusted individuals.
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That gave ammunition for Mr. Trump's claims that the F.B.I. cannot be trusted.
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Wow, who would have thought such a stand-up guy couldn't be trusted?
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You confided in a trusted friend about an uncomfortable, perhaps even painful experience.
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You only have to remember this: These people are not to be trusted.
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He told them he trusted them to craft immigration policy without his input.
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People trusted her and loved the way she made them look and feel.
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Can the President be trusted to handle the role of commander-in-chief?
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" Asked whether he trusted Mr. Trump, the cardinal said, "I am very content.
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They form relations with patients and often serve as their trusted go-to.
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A healthy democracy needs trusted news sources to which all citizens can turn.
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Stick to your home WiFi or a trusted network when you shop online.
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We should empower children and show them how to report to trusted authorities.
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The only issue he's not the most trusted to handle best: abortion rights.
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If this one goes wrong, we will never be trusted to cast again.
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We are asking for our voices to be heard and to be trusted.
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Murdoch demurred, saying he trusted the paper's editors to handle the matter fairly.
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"He is ostracizing and alienating a very trusted ally and partner," Mohib said.
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Fallon became a trusted adviser during her two years in the White House.
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Whether Kaspersky can be trusted is often raised in Senate Intelligence Committee meetings.
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If you sense danger, seek trusted medical attention immediately to get a diagnosis.
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Don't forget: When you start a website, it's not yet a trusted site.
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Many jobs also offer ratings and reviews of the employer from trusted sites.
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Presuming Schultz would play the spoiler presumes voters can't be trusted with options.
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After all, before they became trusted government witnesses, these people were criminals themselves.
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But some investors wonder if this move can be trusted, writes Michael Santoli.
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And Biden also appears to be more trusted by voters overall than Trump.
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But if you don't have a trusted trader, you can easily get scammed.
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The ingredients are sustainably farmed, sourced from trusted partners and served with transparency.
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Identify a trusted adult for your child to turn to in every situation.
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"I immediately trusted Alex," the boyfriend, Jean Marie Collin, said in an interview.
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You are trusted with a lot of stuff you don't need access to.
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But I said yes to it, because I knew Lisa, and trusted her.
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Or possibly we'll let fellow trusted artists curate shows, as SJ sometimes did.
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But will users want the tech industry's least-trusted company facilitating video chats?
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We have responded swiftly as information has emerged, with counsel from trusted professionals.
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Here's how the Swedish system works: Only responsible people are trusted with firearms.
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"I trusted Coach Hastert," Cross told a judge in emotional testimony on Wednesday.
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"You'll see about roughly 28503,22020 more New Yorkers won't be able to renew their Trusted Traveler Programs this year, and I mentioned the almost 80,000 who are going to be immediately denied access to the Trusted Traveler Programs," he said.
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" The company says the content that will trigger the warning includes anything that tries "to act, or look and feel, like a trusted entity," or that attempts to "trick you into doing something you'd only do for a trusted entity.
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The majority of respondents to this EC survey viewed traditional media as the most trusted source of news (radio 70%, TV 66%, print 63%) vs online sources being the least trusted (26% and 27%, respectively for news and video hosting websites).
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Indeed, a recent NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll shows that while only 37 percent of Americans trusted the information Trump has provided about the pandemic, 85033 percent, nearly twice as many, trusted what they heard from state and local officials.
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But others have been able to find a way to survive and thrive, learning how to function in an environment where facts are fluid and the mainstream news media is not trusted as comprehensive, if it is trusted at all.
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This will save admins time by not having to moderate content from trusted people.
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But more trusted relationships, mainly with other women of color, have extended to email.
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It would likely prove Trump's point: party systems are rigged and can't be trusted.
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Last summer, it started ranking trusted reviews so that shoppers would see those first.
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They weren't well-liked by their own backbenchers or trusted by conservative media sources.
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Then, ask one of your trusted advisors to sit down and practice with you.
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You can also curate a magazine filled with just your most trusted news sources.
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Beijing plans to deliver its views on trade to Trump through these trusted contacts.
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You should get help from your family, friends or even a trusted financial advisor.
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Seeing as how he's also one of her most trusted allies, Tyrion makes sense.
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But surely, people might think, our financial institutions can be trusted with our information.
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"The parties are trusted as a whole, decentralized unit, but not individually," Zyskind explains.
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"The only thing I know is that my daughter trusted these people," Timothy said.
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A person in an Aloha shirt can be trusted on a number of topics.
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Now they will have one of the President's most trusted advisers on their turf.
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If you're not right on the details, you're not trusted on the big picture.
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The United States government cannot be trusted so long as Donald Trump runs it.
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Outsourcing your censorship decisions to trusted journalists seems like a good idea in theory.
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I interpreted this as evidence that he could not be trusted to be prudent.
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It dropped from being the 23th most trusted company out of 249 to 0003th.
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I was like Janeway navigating the perilous unknown with trusted friends by my side.
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We are seen as a trusted institution but they don't know what we do.
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He has been to North Korea multiple times and is trusted by South Korea.
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We're told it was the family's trusted Dr. Paul Crane, who delivered the baby.
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Only 18 percent of high school seniors say that most people can be trusted.
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Labour politicians claim that they can be trusted more with housing than the Conservatives.
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There is no way, no how, that government should be trusted in this regard.
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Republicans are trusted more to handle the economy (45%-41%) and taxes (45%-42%).
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Is it a trusted source, like an economist, a reporter or a company CEO?
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As we scale, we're always gonna be that trusted voice around sports for them.
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She adds that her stepfather was a "very trusted friend" of the couple's family.
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Pros: Whitens teeth with regular use, trusted and dentist-recommended brandCons: Slightly unpleasant aftertaste
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Trump, the activists wrote in the letter, can't be trusted to defend unborn children.
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He trusted his girls to the tide of immigration and he was not wrong.
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Only a few years ago, Central Europeans trusted Brussels more than their own governments.
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The issue has dogged her campaign and entangled some of her most trusted aides.
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Cryptography could also help to verify that content has come from a trusted organisation.
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They are saying to themselves that this person cannot be trusted with sensitive information.
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Create a trusted group of friends, family, and co-workers and lean on them.
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Web gateways also do not block trusted sites causing employees to continually get infected.
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It is so trusted that it does not even pay interest on its deposits.
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For Trump, the political system was corrupt and the establishment could not be trusted.
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