" At that time, the institute, which declined to comment for this report, recommended that the clearinghouse eliminate guidelines "for which trustworthiness cannot be determined, and identify the trustworthiness of those retained.
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While post-debate flash polls indicated positive results for Clinton on trustworthiness with regard to nuclear weapons, trustworthiness remained Clinton's main Achilles heel on compelling issues like racial and gender equality.
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But the "trustworthiness" rankings are according to users, not experts.
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Clinton's trustworthiness and her ability to reach across the aisle.
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"I find his lack of trustworthiness really problematic," she said.
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Clinton with her most significant opportunity to address her trustworthiness.
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All three raised concern about the "trustworthiness" of the data.
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Ultimately, this deal is not a referendum on McConnell's trustworthiness.
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On trustworthiness, the EC says it wants platforms to help users assess whether content is reliable using "indicators of the trustworthiness of content sources", as well as by providing "easily accessible tools to report disinformation".
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Overalls are a sign of honor, talent, trustworthiness, and good taste.
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Puppies also boosted the trustworthiness of a male's appearance by 14%.
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But will such changes really improve the trustworthiness of online news?
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We know that Facebook now has trustworthiness scores for its users.
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But that would be on objective, substantive grounds challenging their trustworthiness.
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People associate blue "with dependability in our culture, trustworthiness," Augustin explained.
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For some voters it calls into question Clinton's trustworthiness and honesty.
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But images and sound recordings retain for many an inherent trustworthiness.
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Tact, trustworthiness, focus, and the ability to read people and situations.
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Other studies have indicated that ad trustworthiness depends on the medium.
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Polls do show Clinton has a consistent trustworthiness problem with voters.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "And since when is pizazz the benchmark of trustworthiness?
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However, they also raise questions about the trustworthiness of her assertions.
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Clinton, he focuses on her vulnerability surrounding issues of trustworthiness. Mrs.
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Tendency to get defensive about questions involving her honesty and trustworthiness.
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His numbers on honesty and trustworthiness hover around their campaign lows.
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Turns out that assessing a media organization's trustworthiness isn't so easy.
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Trustworthiness was the back end of the chain at that point.
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And that might even make you question management's trustworthiness in general.
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More Facebook news: The social network will now rate user trustworthiness.
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Essentially, there is no simple way for outsiders to validate trustworthiness.
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This demonstrates competence and trustworthiness by highlighting your initiative and responsibility.
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Particular attention is paid to a page's expertise, authoritativeness and trustworthiness.
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He has found the elevator men to be paragons of trustworthiness.
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Sen. Shelley Moore Capito: I definitely have questions about her trustworthiness, absolutely.
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A steady stream of scandals doesn't help the trustworthiness of these companies.
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Spend a few minutes to verify the trustworthiness of what you read.
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Without that, there's a sense of security and trustworthiness that goes away.
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He also stoked an ugly, misplaced cynicism about the trustworthiness of government.
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Trustworthiness, arguably more than ever, is Silicon Valley's most coveted feature now.
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Consumer concerns about banks' trustworthiness are well founded and very much alive.
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Her trustworthiness issues -- born out in polling -- haven't particularly helped her rivals.
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Tarnished reputation and trustworthiness The disaster for China comes in several flavors.
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Her attempts to address her trustworthiness deficits are a waste of time.
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This lends him an emotional transparency that gives the impression of trustworthiness.
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It played into voter's already existing skepticism of her honesty and trustworthiness.
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I used to think that crowdsourcing of trustworthiness could be a thing.
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For many Democratic politicians, it was a symbol of responsibility, moderation, trustworthiness.
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Trustworthiness, independence and impartiality have long been buzzwords in the news industry.
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Facebook recently began ranking publishers by trustworthiness, based on feedback from users.
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"We've been honing in on the topic of AI trustworthiness," said Boyd.
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You're basing the trustworthiness on the ability of a company to partner.
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What makes this study particularly compelling is the trustworthiness of the data.
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Also, when it comes to trustworthiness, the elder Trump counts his children first.
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However, shoppers have begun to lose faith in the trustworthiness of online reviews.
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There's currently no way to see your own or someone else's trustworthiness score.
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More than half, 52 percent, also said they had questions about Clinton's trustworthiness.
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Repeated positive interactions and demonstrations of trustworthiness create a foundation of mutual confidence.
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Clinton's trustworthiness, lately measured as a significant problem for her in public polls.
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The decision to allow users to rank news sites by trustworthiness proves that.
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Polls have consistently shown that voters have doubts about Clinton's honesty and trustworthiness.
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Demolishing an opponent's trustworthiness can also be fairly quick work in politics: Mrs.
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To be clear, Clinton has struggled with trustworthiness long before Friday's FBI bombshell.
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Clinton held an edge in trustworthiness over Donald J. Trump, the Republican nominee.
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She was riding high in the polls, even seeing an improvement on trustworthiness.
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The deal is, trustworthiness ... you start with commitment, at least a verbal commitment.
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Respondents gave Fauci an average score of 3.84 out of 5 for trustworthiness.
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There are no national outliers, Chesky said, on the goodness or trustworthiness scale.
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Polls show that Clinton's greatest vulnerability has to do with trustworthiness and character.
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Her sturdiness gives her an air of trustworthiness that she doesn't quite deserve.
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The long-lasting investigation has taken a toll on voters' perceptions of Clinton's trustworthiness.
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Screenshot: GizmodoMozilla has a good guide to weighing the trustworthiness of an extension here.
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And so Facebook is now rating its users' trustworthiness, according to a new report.
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One of the mandatory segments emphasized problems about Clinton's health and questioned her trustworthiness.
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Shares of the company have declined this year amid fears about the company's trustworthiness.
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There are a series of visual cues that can help any reader determine trustworthiness.
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The slogan was a simple statement about trustworthiness, not a raft of fiddly policies.
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When Clinton's trustworthiness and honesty are the focus, things go much better for Trump.
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However, a lot about just what the so-called trustworthiness score is remains unknown.
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Then when she was asked about her low approval ratings for honesty and trustworthiness.
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Or do they know what objective factors to cite to illustrate the advisor's trustworthiness?
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Maggie Hassan (D) offered a more emphatic endorsement of the Democratic presidential nominee's trustworthiness.
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Facebook has done very little to prove its trustworthiness over the last two years.
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Ultimately it is only the immigrants themselves who have full information about their trustworthiness.
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Maggie Hassan (D) punted a question about Clinton's trustworthiness during her debate with Sen.
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And many take steps to determine the trustworthiness of the people they meet online.
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Society's signals for judging reputation and trustworthiness haven't caught up with the changing tech.
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Trump's aides for their part have sought to reinforce voter doubts about Clinton's trustworthiness.
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In private, Japanese officials have argued the rulings cast doubt on South Korea's trustworthiness.
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Trump, looking to drive Clinton's negative poll numbers higher, has started to attack Clinton's trustworthiness.
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Just because they're politically opposed to the president does not impact their trustworthiness at all.
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Still, security experts need to test systems first-hand before signing off on their trustworthiness.
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Don't complicate your situation with avoidance, or give your partner reason to question your trustworthiness.
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" He added, "Honesty and credibility and trustworthiness is the most important part of this job.
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People may decide on your trustworthiness in as little as a tenth of a second.
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Clinton's occasional missteps, combined with attacks on her trustworthiness, have distorted perceptions of her character.
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PENCE: But there's a — there's a reason why people question the trustworthiness of Hillary Clinton.
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Clinton was asked about how she responds to continuing questions from voters about her trustworthiness.
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Clinton's honesty and trustworthiness, and some Sanders allies thought it could be a potent issue.
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There's a reason why they became believable—there's enough 'trustworthiness' there to make that happen.
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But for a witness's trustworthiness to be so dramatically undermined, Mr. Shargel continued, is rare.
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William Barr's news conference before the report's release eroded any claim to impartiality and trustworthiness.
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Two is to share your story but maintain a level of loyalty, integrity and trustworthiness.
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Facebook has started assigning users a reputation score, predicting their trustworthiness, The Washington Post reported.
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Lacks accountability, focus and trustworthiness — is not punctual, seeks shortcuts and sets a bad example.
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Ioannidis's paper, which raises questions about the trustworthiness of p-values, doesn't come in isolation.
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An appreciation of food puns basically determines a person's character, sense of humor and trustworthiness. 15.
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In a blink of an eye, hirers draw conclusions about your likability, trustworthiness, competence and aggressiveness.
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Hillary's numbers in terms of trustworthiness and believability are very thin — you could make grounds there.
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The attacks have already taken a toll on Clinton's trustworthiness, according to polling on the race.
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Ahead of a Group of Seven summit in France this weekend, Macron's office questioned Bolsonaro's trustworthiness.
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Ipsos MORI's annual survey of the trustworthiness of professions repeatedly shows that people don't trust politicians.
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"Some of the 'key' or fundamental trait dimensions may include attractiveness, trustworthiness and dominance," Kramer said.
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Opinion polls show that voter concerns about Clinton's honesty and trustworthiness are among her biggest vulnerabilities.
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To make matters worse, the company didn't yet have a reliable measure of trustworthiness at hand.
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Those are devastating numbers and have absolutely nothing to do with gender, but trustworthiness and eyesight.
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The respondents were asked questions pertaining to trustworthiness and accuracy, expert analysis/opinions, and personal relevance.
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We think this says something negative about the overall trustworthiness of the company in coming days.
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In a pitch deck it shared with Business Insider, Foursquare touted its scale, accuracy, and trustworthiness.
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Clinton's trustworthiness, given that she had set up a private email server as secretary of state.
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All the same, the missteps have offered Trump crucial opportunities to throw shots at Clinton's trustworthiness.
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Facebook also said it planned to let users rank news sources based on credibility and trustworthiness.
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I think also a lot of factors have raised doubts about the trustworthiness of journalism — unfairly.
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His usefulness and overall trustworthiness helps to build a bond between the player and the dog.
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A close cousin of trustworthiness is how much you respect the people who work for you.
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He commends the blogger for admitting his mistake, pointing out that this increases perceptions of trustworthiness.
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Millennials and Gen Zs tend to prioritize ethical concerns but ranks Google first for brand trustworthiness.
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Labour attacks the prime minister over his trustworthiness; the Tories monster Labour over its spending plans.
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"Bank leaders still have much to do to rebuild the trustworthiness of their industry," he said.
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Trump's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, in a separate "This Week" interview on Sunday, attacked Clinton's trustworthiness.
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But in fact, warmth, or trustworthiness, is the most important factor in how people evaluate you.
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Are Top Stories supposed to be held to higher than usual trustworthiness standards than average search results?
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The Quinnipiac poll didn't ask about trustworthiness, but I suspect that's where Americans (rightly) see Trump failing.
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Because it's a top app from the Mac App store, people likely grant that permission, assuming trustworthiness.
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Outside of Russia, however, Putin and Russia's trustworthiness has been sorely hit in recent years and months.
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Facebook has a huge array of signals it can use to calculate Friend Rankings or trustworthiness scores.
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Democrats frequently fault her on trustworthiness, accusing her of changing her positions to suit the political moment.
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Since the spring of 290, the information has been used to rank citizens' "trustworthiness" using various criteria.
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Issie Lapowsky: To vet the sites, they use a checklist of nine criteria that typically denote trustworthiness.
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But in his memoir, Perot said the group taught values like honesty, trustworthiness, kindness, bravery and helpfulness.
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Have credit with multiple different lenders, all of which are reporting your trustworthiness to the credit agencies.
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Social media outlets could survey people from time to time about the trustworthiness of specific news outlets.
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The real estate mogul, however, trails his primary rivals on measures such as honesty, trustworthiness and empathy.
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Photos were then shown to 122 raters, who judged the photos on attractiveness, health, sleepiness, and trustworthiness.
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Once they did, the American people could focus on judging the candidate's trustworthiness, interpersonal skills, equanimity, etc.
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The Republicans may nominate a candidate so implausible that the question of Clinton's trustworthiness will seem trivial.
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At what point do the people who were supposedly so worried about Hillary Clinton's trustworthiness give ground?
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These impostors trade on the trustworthiness of local journalism by adopting names that evoke small-town newspapers.
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Andrews began by leading him through a series of questions that were designed to establish his trustworthiness.
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As for Clinton, she needs to reassure voters who are concerned about her own character and trustworthiness.
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Republicans see an opening to Clinton's political weak spot -- trustworthiness and judgment -- and have vowed to hit it.
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His support now appears locked in at around 40 percent and Clinton's unfavorability and trustworthiness ratings remain dismal.
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Expressing outrage online can signal trustworthiness or "moral quality," driving disapproving hot takes to ricochet within echo chambers.
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Also, we visit a Chinese town that rates people and businesses on their trustworthiness, to encourage good behaviour.
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Some of our most valued qualities—kindness, integrity, empathy, modesty, patience, and trustworthiness—are nestled within this dimension.
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To define trustworthiness, the company was testing how people responded to surveys about their impressions of different publishers.
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Comey's comments are likely to reinforce what polls show are widespread public concerns about Clinton's honesty and trustworthiness.
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The debate was seen as one of her last opportunities to put doubts about her trustworthiness to rest.
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She had ruined her "trustworthiness" time and time again by giving partial truths to spin away her mistakes.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump receive low marks from prospective voters when it comes to their honesty and trustworthiness.
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"I think that his trustworthiness is somewhat suspect by even those who love what he says," said Rep.
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As of the latest New York Times poll, 67 percent of registered voters have doubts about her trustworthiness.
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A credit score is an important measure of your financial health: It signifies your trustworthiness to financial institutions.
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And at this point, my focus is on doing what I can to restore trustworthiness to ... Right. Absolutely.
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All Democrats should understand and heed the lesson of the Sanders numbers for favorability ratings, honesty and trustworthiness.
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Sift is one company that determines "consumer trustworthiness," aggregating data from clients including Yelp, Twitter, Airbnb, and Zillow.
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One of those crimes was lying to investigators, Zehnle pointed out in an early attack on his trustworthiness.
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A high credit score demonstrates your trustworthiness to lenders, indicating that you are likely to repay your debts.
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And shouldn't this back story also be included to allow readers to evaluate the trustworthiness of the information?
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Nevertheless, it is gratifying to see analysis that, once again, highlights the independence and trustworthiness of our journalism.
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That a dog might suddenly bear its teeth or run off barking is only proof of its trustworthiness.
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With no physical evidence, the trustworthiness of Mr. Hernandez's confession is really the only question in his trial.
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These new risks are chipping away at the trustworthiness of digital platforms such as Google, Facebook and Twitter.
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People also ranked it low for climate action (28th) and trustworthiness (23rd), according to the study, published Tuesday.
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Kevin Bankston, director of New America's Open Technology Institute, questioned the F.B.I.'s competence and trustworthiness on encryption.
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To get to your question about trustworthiness, Donald Trump has built a business through hard times and good times.
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Clinton's email practices have taken a notable toll on her campaign and her trustworthiness in the eyes of voters.
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"For instance, an ensemble of deep models might be trained on human ratings of face trustworthiness," write the authors.
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Clearly, people are hungry for better ways to make decisions in marketplaces where character, reputation, and trustworthiness are important.
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The company said it has worked on security and trustworthiness aspects of the operating system from the ground up.
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Consider: Trustworthiness pays off for you if others typically reciprocate your good deeds or reward you for good behavior.
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The insult stems from Clinton's publicized email scandal, and is meant to highlight the former Secretary of State's trustworthiness.
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For Huawei, British scrutiny has come to serve as a badge of trustworthiness that helps it mollify concerns elsewhere.
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In terms of honesty and trustworthiness, both candidates did poorly, but Trump had an edge over Clinton in Ohio.
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The issue has hung over her campaign for the White House and raised questions among voters about her trustworthiness.
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The post shocked customers and served to highlight the questionable trustworthiness of online product reviews at retailers like Sephora.
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It's given him a badge of honor that sets him apart from all his rivals and proves his trustworthiness.
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One possible reason is that they lack the digital media literacy skills to determine trustworthiness online, the authors suggested.
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Clinton's trustworthiness, most appear to consider her better suited to manage foreign policy and threats to the American people.
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Ahead of a Group of Seven summit in France this weekend, Macron's office issued a statement questioning Bolsonaro's trustworthiness.
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Americans expressed concern about their financial well-being, their children's futures and the fitness and trustworthiness of their leaders.
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Clinton got the tougher questions during the debate, on such issues as her emails, honesty and trustworthiness, and Benghazi.
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Facebook will begin ranking users on a trustworthiness scale from zero to one, The Washington Post's Elizabeth Dwoskin reports.
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Because Clinton has low ratings for trustworthiness, whereas Sanders's ratings are high, a Clinton attack against Sanders will backfire.
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This requires cutting through the information deluge and keeping track of the trustworthiness of hundreds of social media contacts.
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They rate the quality of search results to determine whether the pages ranked first deliver expertise, authoritativeness and trustworthiness.
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Hassan has made some missteps, including a painful non-answer on CNN when she was asked about Clinton's trustworthiness.
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A super hardcore work ethic, talent for building things, common sense & trustworthiness are required, the rest we can train.
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Overall, people also said how companies protect their data was the most important factor when it came to trustworthiness.
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Tuesday's hearing will likely raise a flurry of questions that will go far beyond Cohen's trustworthiness as a witness.
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Alibaba set up a program called TrustPass, allowing third parties to verify the quality and trustworthiness of Chinese suppliers.
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There is a reason why people question the trustworthiness of Hillary Clinton, and that is because they are paying attention.
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This omnipotent score is designed not only to measure an individual's reliability on financial matters but also their overall trustworthiness.
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The "trustworthiness" criteria the company announced earlier makes it harder for unknown publications to start showing up in your feed.
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Republicans have repeatedly attacked Clinton over the issue, helping drive opinion polls that show many U.S. voters doubt her trustworthiness.
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Schmidt, who met with Campbell "just about every week" for 15 years, says part of his brilliance was his trustworthiness.
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All responders said that they trusted news more than Trump, but Fox News came in last in terms of trustworthiness.
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TrustedNews, a browser plugin that attempts to spot fake news, uses the protocol to rate content based on its trustworthiness.
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He upbraids the candidate as irresponsible, but the campaign hopes this puts a lingering issue about her trustworthiness behind them.
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Zinke, during his campaign stop with Ryan, argued Comey's announcement substantiated doubts that many Americans already had about Clinton's trustworthiness.
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It calls for the establishment of a nationwide scheme for tracking the trustworthiness of everyday citizens, corporations, and government officials.
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About 60 percent have questions about Trump's honesty and trustworthiness and think he is out of touch with the country.
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People will judge your trustworthiness by your character, expertise, and how well you share your expertise with each team member.
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With no forensic evidence of the alleged incident, her testimony and apparent trustworthiness was crucial to the charges against Cosby.
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Clinton, who has struggled with questions of trustworthiness, can speak in an open and authentic way that connects with them.
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In California, Clinton continues to do better among older voters than younger ones and trails Sanders on honesty and trustworthiness.
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A recent survey from Nutrition Business Journal asked supplement customers to rank the industry's trustworthiness relative to other public institutions.
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Hillary Clinton, his Democratic opponent, has faced her own litany of questions about her email habits and, implicitly, her trustworthiness.
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But it has fed a perception that she was trying to hide information, chipping away at data gauging her trustworthiness.
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Some Facebook users have already been asked to rank the trustworthiness of news sites which appear on the social network.
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One final wrench in cellphone studies: Some, but not all, have been funded by the cellphone industry, clouding their trustworthiness.
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"China values trustworthiness and keeps its promises," Gao Feng, a spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce, said at a briefing.
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It's likely to be a long time before the trustworthiness of evidence like this is re-established, the expert said.
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Jack and the detective, for example, spend a while bantering about communism, the Easter bunny, and the trustworthiness of orangutans.
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That sort of trustworthiness goes a long way to making the use of Assistant a reflex, like Googling a question.
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They say this shows itself in everything from comments about her hairstyle and voice, to widespread doubts about her trustworthiness.
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He says he saw first-hand in the financial sector how justifiable caution about AI systems' trustworthiness held back adoption.
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First, it's important to cast doubt on the trustworthiness of the people generating the stories and opinions you find objectionable.
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Norms of the (unspecified) past dictated that presidential candidates show some degree of humility, of trustworthiness, and of policy knowledge.
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President Hassan Rouhani on Monday said Iran could hold talks with the United States only if Washington proved its trustworthiness.
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A country's allure and perceived trustworthiness on the world stage matter to its selfish interests, even if the effect isn't direct.
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Google says that the 10,000 human evaluators who rate sources for its search engine assess "expertise" and "trustworthiness" but not ideology.
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We argue that the same can be true of punishing others for wrongdoing, which can serve as a signal of trustworthiness.
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JUST OVER a year ago, the eastern city of Suqian announced a plan to score the "trustworthiness" of every adult resident.
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The trustworthiness of former FBI Director James Comey is at the center of not one, but two political storms this week.
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Kaine, a former Virginia governor known as a more moderate Democrat, will likely defend Clinton's trustworthiness and record during the debate.
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Morrison outpointed Shorten on seven measures of leadership attributes, from economic influence to vision and trustworthiness, much as Turnbull had done.
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"Trustworthiness doesn't happen by accident," said Ron Ross, the architect of the guidelines, which have circulated in draft form since 2014.
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The staff assess the man's mental state, physical condition, and, especially, his trustworthiness, by checking his story against those of others.
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Imagine Trump, if Clinton wins the nomination, making every televised debate and political advertisement about Clinton's FBI investigation and trustworthiness issues.
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But the audience member, an avowed Sanders supporter, questioned her trustworthiness on the issue by referencing her shift on gay marriage.
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Look, to get to your question about trustworthiness, Donald Trump has built a business through hard times and through good times.
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Trump, being Trump, inflicted some wounds on himself even as he mostly stuck to his previously stated attacks on Clinton's trustworthiness.
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Zuckerberg said he settled on the idea of surveying Facebook users after rejecting having the company itself rank news outlets' trustworthiness.
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His handling of the Mueller Report conclusions, along with his blind loyalty to President Trump, has made many question his trustworthiness.
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Throughout the primary, women candidates have been scrutinized for their likability, trustworthiness, and qualifications in ways that men simply haven't been.
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More news from Facebook • It spooked some publishers again by saying it would let users rank the trustworthiness of news outlets.
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China's then-premier, Zhao Ziyang, told Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher of Britain that there should be no doubts about Beijing's trustworthiness.
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For publishers, Facebook's new ranking system raised immediate concerns, including whether crowdsourcing users' opinions on trustworthiness might be open to manipulation.
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And their economic side effects aside, the proposed auto tariffs would further undermine our allies' rapidly eroding faith in U.S. trustworthiness.
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The Democratic nominee's supporters will hope that concerns about her trustworthiness are already baked in to the electorate's view of her.
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When it comes to trustworthiness in particular, we&aposre often looking — consciously or not — for those who are similar to us.
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When someone who doesn't have a financial interest in the product or service evangelizes it, that increases trustworthiness among potential customers.
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It came gradually, in spurts, as the wife demonstrated her remorse and trustworthiness, and the husband became better at opening up.
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Banks backed by economically powerful nations had been the symbol of financial trustworthiness, the gold standard in the post-gold era.
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Your own trustworthiness and accountability is at stake in this, it's an incredibly high profile situation, so how does this work?
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Research shows again and again that moderate amounts of makeup lend women an air of trustworthiness and competence in the workplace.
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Even our gut-level, automatic reactions are powerfully impacted by our conscious beliefs about the reputation and trustworthiness of sources of information.
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Casey Cagle leveled relentless attacks against each other's trustworthiness during Sunday's final televised debate before the July 22018 GOP runoff for governor.
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Earlier this month, a much-maligned update added a warning to all news channels which received government funding, regardless of their trustworthiness.
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Comey earned high scores across the board and in key areas such as trustworthiness, integrity, leadership, and judgment, according to the results.
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After controlling for trustworthiness and volume of Trump articles published, we found there was no evidence that ideology influences Google News results.
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They take "authenticity" as a sign of virtue and trustworthiness, as illustrated by their enthusiasm for, say, Justin Trudeau, Canada's telegenic premier.
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"For organizations to use your platform you have to demonstrate trustworthiness and reliability," said Jake Olcott, BitSight's vice president of strategic partnerships.
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She was a terrible candidate saddled by legitimate questions of honesty, trustworthiness and political corruption brought on by her own poor judgment.
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Donald Trump has used it as an example of corruption in Washington and it has contributed to voters' concerns over Clinton's trustworthiness.
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If people cannot tell truth from bullshit, why are those same people being used to rank publications on a scale of trustworthiness?
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From the opening questions about Clinton's record and trustworthiness, Kaine pivoted right away to attack Trump, highlighting his sexist and racist comments.
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Trump here is trying to thread an impossible needle and simultaneously remind voters of those infidelities and the questions surrounding Clinton's trustworthiness.
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"Both men may be imperfect, but there are serious questions about her honesty and trustworthiness that carry a paper trail," said April.
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Voters said their disapproval of the President is because of his temperament, trustworthiness and level of knowledge needed to be America's leader.
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People who view him positively attribute it to the overall job Christie is doing, his honesty and trustworthiness and his policy decisions.
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This lack of evidence is a primary detail that the company has cited as proof that concerns about its trustworthiness are unfounded.
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Trump's honesty and trustworthiness score is down 28503 points from when Survey Monkey started conducting the tracking polls in February of 22019.
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Imagine search results where texture signifies trustworthiness, or the impact on social media when people could feel the textures in their photos.
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Republicans have repeatedly hammered Clinton over the issue, helping to drive opinion poll results showing that many U.S. voters doubt her trustworthiness.
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It is hard for Trump to make the case for his own trustworthiness, given his erratic moods, frightening rhetoric and gleeful betrayals.
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Reporters from major media outlets who try to cover political events are trashed by that politician who questions their honesty and trustworthiness.
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Boeing's reputation before the crashes, after all, was one of trustworthiness and a history of success, especially in the prior 737 models.
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The strategy is driven by a number of polls which show Clinton's struggling with honesty and trustworthiness in the eyes of the voters.
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Zelle is hoping that direct partnerships with banks will provide more trustworthiness for customers as there are no third parties in the way.
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The researchers used two separate methods frequently employed in studies to rate the guidelines for trustworthiness and to assess their quality of evidence.
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In questioning Bradley's trustworthiness, Baez also showed some of the demonstrative lawyering that was evident when he successfully defended Casey Anthony in 2011.
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The company launched a new system that assesses outlets based on trustworthiness, and it will promote or suppress content based on that metric.
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The rebuke from US District Judge Dabney Friedrich came three days after Dubelier filed court papers that questioned the trustworthiness of Mueller's office.
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But poll after poll shows that Clinton's trustworthiness is a major issue with the voters and this news strongly reinforces those negative impressions.
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And with guns rumbling again in eastern Ukraine, the government could hardly have picked a worse time to raise questions about its trustworthiness.
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They were also asked to rate the trustworthiness of the people in the photographs with regards to short-term and long-term relationships.
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In fact, 70 percent of those surveyed say recent events in the financial industry have made them question the trustworthiness of financial professionals.
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WikiLeaks has disputed Cohen's account, and Republicans have raised questions about Cohen's trustworthiness, noting he has previously pleaded guilty to lying to Congress.
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Speaking to a group of reporters on Tuesday, Zuckerberg laid out a new program in which users would rank news outlets by trustworthiness.
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Together, we will develop principles on collaboration between people and AI systems, and work to advance the trustworthiness and reliability of the technology.
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Facebook said that ranking by trustworthiness was not intended to directly impact any specific groups of publishers based on their size or ideology.
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When you learn about successful principals, you keep coming back to the character traits they embody and spread: energy, trustworthiness, honesty, optimism, determination.
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He cited China, which is developing a social credit system that would use personal data to judge an individual's trustworthiness, as an example.
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IBM narrowed in on the goals it thought corporations would need most: evaluating the trustworthiness of the algorithms, automation, and natural language processing.
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Google's broad new power grab comes just as policymakers, regulators and consumer and safety groups raise concerns about the company's trustworthiness and power.
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In an open-plan world, trustworthiness isn't so much a moral quality as a condition of not having to be trusted at all.
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But the virtues that they thought of as leaderly—courage, decisiveness, sociability, compassion, trustworthiness, integrity, and so on—matter in ordinary life, too.
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To keep the valuable networks and trustworthiness provided by faith-based organizations, USAID developed a religious freedom accommodation policy for faith-based grantees.
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They persist in their faith that high-level Democrats will be arrested at any moment, weathering several more disconfirmations of Q's legitimacy and trustworthiness.
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The only way to defeat her is "by attacking her track record and her lack of trustworthiness," Fiorina said on Fox & Friends last month.
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Far from showing any remorse for personally destroying the FBI's reputation for trustworthiness and impartiality, Strzok is acting as if he is beyond judgment.
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Because we cannot be sure of any author's trustworthiness, it is vital that all new information must be reviewed and confirmed before being accepted.
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In an election hinging on voter perceptions of character and trustworthiness, the move revived memories of yet another political fracas surrounding the Clinton family.
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Trustworthiness is a problem for both candidates: Only 38% view Clinton as honest and trustworthy, and just 34% say Trump is honest and trustworthy.
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We don't even know if everyone on Facebook has a trustworthiness rating, or whether that potentially ignominious ranking is reserved for a lucky few.
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The Karolinska Institute then invited 122 strangers from Sweden's capital city to rate the photos of the participants on attractiveness, trustworthiness, health and sleepiness.
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Even if that effort doesn't lead to charges, it could help seed doubts about Clinton's honesty and trustworthiness, which polls suggest is a vulnerability.
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"Iowans have chosen him for his successful track record as the chief executive, his trustworthiness and his reputation as a straight shooter," Grassley said.
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In the same way, trustworthiness is rarely rewarded in low-trust societies; both high-trust and low-trust states of the world are sticky.
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According to the Washington Post, Facebook is implementing a new ranking system that will rank users' trustworthiness on a scale from zero to one.
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" Elsewhere in the book, she writes, "As the campaign went on, polls showed that a significant number of Americans questioned my authenticity and trustworthiness.
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Clinton's low marks for trustworthiness, and to answer questions she could answer herself, except that she hasn't held an open news conference since December.
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We're also interested in efforts to guarantee the trustworthiness of the hardware on which these systems run – an active topic of computer science research!
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But Mr. Ri reiterated that North Korea will never give up its nuclear weapons "unilaterally" before Washington proves its trustworthiness by taking "corresponding" steps.
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Consumer advocates say the changes have weakened the standards governing one class of financial professionals while giving an unwarranted veneer of trustworthiness to another.
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After serving the nation most use security clearances (and their trustworthiness) to contribute to national defense or to help US industries maintain an advantage.
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At stake now, as then, is not just the probity of an individual, but the trustworthiness of the Holy See's system of financial governance.
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The eyebrows pull up at the middle when people want to express sympathy, and other tiny movements can signify components of deception or trustworthiness.
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Not according to a survey we released last month in which 3,446 high school students across the country evaluated the trustworthiness of different websites.
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Credit scores signify your trustworthiness to financial institutions and can determine how easy, or how expensive, it is for you to get a mortgage.
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This time it is using the Trump administration's handling of the coronavirus pandemic to undermine public perception of the president's basic competence and trustworthiness.
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Chicago (CNN)Hillary Clinton, facing direct criticism about her trustworthiness from rival Donald Trump, admitted Monday she needs to do more to earn voters' trust.
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One company in the travel business that is already empowering consumers to make purchasing decisions on the strength of nontraditional metrics including trustworthiness is Hipmunk.
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For a party struggling with controversy surrounding its own presumptive nominee, Donald Trump, Republicans hope this line of attack will exploit Clinton's biggest vulnerability: trustworthiness.
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If you don't have faith in a physician's trustworthiness and expertise, you're not likely to pay proper attention to what he or she tells you.
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And health care, unlike the Russia investigation, is free from concerns about the trustworthiness of Comey, who many Democrats still blame for Hillary Clinton's loss.
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The last one in particular—about trustworthiness scores—quickly inspired a heated debate among the company's executives at Davos and their colleagues in Menlo Park.
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The NIST acknowledges "no formal, analytic or even descriptive set of building blocks that govern the operation, trustworthiness and lifecycle" of the Internet of things.
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The U.S. cybersecurity industry is not well served by unsubstantiated claims about the trustworthiness of security products, which only muddy the waters and encourage blowback.
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He also took a personal swipe at Trump, blasting him over boasting about extramarital affairs, saying those affairs call into question Trump's character and trustworthiness.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton clashed on terrorism, jobs, race relations and, above all, basic issues of honesty and trustworthiness during their first presidential debate.
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Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.) and Alan Grayson (D-Fla.) said that Sanders brings an "authenticity" and "trustworthiness" to the campaign trail that appeals to voters.
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Honesty and trustworthiness were salient to more voters in New Hampshire than in Iowa, but Clinton lost those who prioritized these qualities in both contests.
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The system, which is currently only available for English language content, "democratically scores the integrity and trustworthiness of online news sources", as eyeo puts it.
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But Affleck's history brings the story — of a grieving alcoholic trying to come back from the brink — both emotional heft and a kind of trustworthiness.
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Lists of data, actions and measures will by used to create a trial system of "personal trustworthiness points" for residents and companies in the capital.
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Both main parties have experienced mixed fortunes during the election race with question marks raised over the trustworthiness of all parties and their spending pledges.
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Based on proven performance, affordability, durable design, and the trustworthiness of the manufacturer, we chose five jump ropes that were the best in various categories.
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Based on their behavior, job and family networks, Uighurs were given ratings of their trustworthiness, and those considered "untrustworthy" were then subjected to more surveillance.
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Both Netanyahu and Mozes have said they were not serious discussions; rather, they each claim they were trying to expose the other's lack of trustworthiness.
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But there are still other ways that users can be tracked and there are questions about how to guarantee the trustworthiness of the [25G] software.
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Both Netanyahu and Mozes have said these were not serious discussions; rather, they each claim they were trying to expose the other's lack of trustworthiness.
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Already wide political divisions have become even wider, and, according to US News & World Report's annual "best country" survey, America's reputation for trustworthiness has declined.
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It's not a coincidence that as the number of leaders who have served before entering politics has fallen, our government's effectiveness and trustworthiness have, too.
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Instead of trying to evaluate their trustworthiness, the more relevant questions are: Do the Taliban have their own reasons for excluding terrorist groups from Afghanistan?
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It's this welcoming and, frankly, idealistic trustworthiness that afforded the men the opportunity to swipe a bunch of free shit while people looked on dumbfounded. Genius.
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Not that all customers are innocent; the insurance industry is preyed upon by fraudsters who are sometimes the same people who complain about the sector's trustworthiness.
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Clinton has struggled to generate excitement about her candidacy and assuage voter concerns about her trustworthiness, while Trump fares badly among women and minorities in polls.
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They look like little more than propaganda exercises aimed at emphasising the importance of "trustworthiness", says Jeremy Daum, a Beijing-based fellow of Yale Law School.
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"The highest ratings in the case of both his performance and trustworthiness are granted to President Duterte by those in Mindanao," she said in a statement.
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His second question was about Hillary Clinton's trustworthiness, and he answered it by saying that Donald Trump was a racist, sexist bully who doesn't pay taxes.
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Democratic strategist Rodell Mollineau gives Hillary Clinton kudos for her response to a student who confronted her in Monday night's town hall forum about her trustworthiness.
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Clinton's unfavorability ratings were high — though not as high as Mr. Trump's — and that many Americans had concerns about her honesty and trustworthiness, according to polls.
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Twenty-eight percent believed that honesty and trustworthiness was the most important factor determining their vote, the same number looking for someone with the right experience.
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These are tech giants, like Uber and Airbnb, which are replacing the institutionalized trust providers and becoming the keepers of our digital identity and our trustworthiness.
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They can rate their friends, relying on an ancient system of hieroglyphs—smiley faces, ice cubes, and hearts, which stand, respectively, for trustworthiness, coolness, and sexiness.
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Along the way, Mr. Farrell built something elusive among many in his chosen calling: a reputation for trustworthiness and for decency in his treatment of rivals.
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Facebook also said it would ask users to rate media outlets' trustworthiness, with the scores determining the level of priority that publishers get in news feeds.
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Nearly two decades ago, a former colleague, Robert Putnam, wrote a powerful book lamenting the deterioration of "norms of reciprocity and trustworthiness" in the United States.
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He has actually been able to shift the dial on what is deemed acceptable behavior and maintain a perception of trustworthiness, at least amongst his supporters.
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New Hampshire Democrats also register as especially liberal and invested in "honesty and trustworthiness," so Sanders's far-left, consistent-messaging tack likely helped him across the board.
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The plan was to foster authenticity: Every time voters watched Cruz on television in front of a pop-up banner, they would be reminded of his trustworthiness.
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Rubio and Cruz went hard at Trump, the frontrunner, repeatedly questioning his trustworthiness and toughness with the businessman swinging back hard at "Lyin' Ted" and "Little "Marco.
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That's why Facebook gives users a trustworthiness score ranging from 0 to 1 depend on the reliability of their flags of false news, The Washington Post reports.
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A Quinnipiac University poll last month found that by margins of between 8 and 14 points, voters in Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania are skeptical of Clinton's trustworthiness.
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That said, when it comes to buying second-hand over the web, people are usually just looking for trustworthiness—you don't have to be a master salesperson.
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HUAWEI F.C. Ding said Huawei was committed to achieving "trustworthiness" in eight key areas, including software and hardware engineering, management of third-party components and company culture.
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They will keep doing it, at the expense of the trustworthiness of the office of the president, because it is helping them wage their short-term battles.
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This decentralized economy illustrated two things: the phenomenal ability of Irish barmen to judge the trustworthiness of patrons, and that a society could survive without the banks.
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Facebook's brand ranks below that of other technology companies according to the Reputation Institute, a think-tank, in large part because of its perceived lack of trustworthiness.
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On the other hand, the creepiness of an algorithm judging your trustworthiness might just be enough to cause some users to leave Facebook once and for all.
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Loyalty Despite hailing from more traditional Republican circles, Ayers has sought to firmly establish himself as a Trump loyalist, an important marker of trustworthiness for the President.
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Princeton researchers found this out by giving one group of 245 university students 100 milliseconds to rate the attractiveness, competence, likability, aggressiveness, and trustworthiness of actors' faces.
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" The city maintains that there was probable cause for Hadid's indictment, and that his "conduct raised so many doubts about his judgment, reliability, trustworthiness, and personal integrity.
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Some foreign policy experts say if Trump exits the pact with Tehran, it could send the wrong message to Kim Jong Un about the U.S.'s trustworthiness.
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Clinton says he is lying, his advisers want him to focus on her trustworthiness and issues like her State Department email and accusations of favors for donors.
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In 1944, when the United States lead the world to the Bretton Woods fixed exchange rate arrangement, its world standing and trustworthiness could not have been higher.
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Clinton dent her high unfavorable ratings and persuade some voters to put aside their doubts about her honesty and trustworthiness — weaknesses that regularly show up in polls.
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Her campaign bungled the release of a pneumonia diagnosis, which fed right into two of Trump's criticisms: the candidate's trustworthiness and allegations of her secretly poor health.
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The bottom line: Platforms that are used ubiquitously by most Americans are all using different opaque ranking systems to evaluate the trustworthiness of news sites and sources.
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Clinton has tried more visibly to address misgivings about her trustworthiness, by releasing decades of tax returns and more details about her health than Mr. Trump has.
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Fights about rape and incest exceptions expose deeply different ideas about the guilt and trustworthiness of women — and about how much popular opinion should dictate abortion politics.
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Despite what I just wrote, if you were to force me to rank the most important qualities of effective leadership, I would put trustworthiness at the top.
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Bernie Sanders (VT) Sanders's question explicitly took a swipe at Trump's trustworthiness, an ongoing pattern that's been an undercurrent of his presidency ever since he took office.
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We think this says something negative about the overall trustworthiness of the company in coming days—and there are disturbing rumors about Facebook considering weakening its encryption.
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Voters have persistent doubts about her honesty and trustworthiness after months of controversy over her use of a private email server for government work while secretary of state.
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Trustworthiness "became a big problem" for Michael Flynn and led to his resignation as national security advisor, Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Trustworthiness, loyalty, kindness and bravery are just a few of the admirable traits Scouts aspire to develop – in fact, they make up the Scout Oath and Scout Law.
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Ritter is another example of great casting, exuding an eery trustworthiness that's the result of a career in shows like Parenthood, Girls, and Kevin (Probably) Saves the World.
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Jon is also known for his honor and trustworthiness, so much so that even his enemy Cersei believes he'll be loyal to her if he pledges his word.
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An independent central bank is more likely to act promptly to head off inflation—and this trustworthiness also affords it freedom to cut interest rates when recession looms.
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His explicit criticism of Clinton's conduct offered her enemies a trove of fresh ammunition for their assault on her character, honesty and trustworthiness — one of her biggest vulnerabilities.
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To test the latter thesis, The Economist asked voters to rate the trustworthiness of eight outlets, and compared those ratings to their vote intention in the presidential election.
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And because these questions are based around policy issues, instead of squishy questions about likability or trustworthiness, it helps us frame poignant conversations with our friends and family.
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It can be a result of their affinity toward a particular leader or candidate, so people vote based on the perceived character, integrity, and trustworthiness of a candidate.
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The poll also shows Clinton narrowing the gap on honesty and trustworthiness, an issue where she trailed Trump by nearly 20 points among likely voters in early September.
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Philadelphia (CNN)Hillary Clinton secured the Democratic presidential nomination this week, but polls suggest she still has room to grow in terms of her favorability, trustworthiness and likeability.
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In recent days, as the two major political parties have chosen their standard-bearers, public opinion as to the trustworthiness and honesty of the presidential candidates has plummeted.
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AFC South Houston Texans: Quarterback Deshaun Watson said he's not worried about the Houston-area superintendent of schools making an inflammatory comment about the trustworthiness of black quarterbacks.
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Mr. Kaine has already faced some tough questions about Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, on subjects like her use of a private email server and her trustworthiness.
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The counter to fear is trust, and to be fair, even though Ms. Merkel is not really an emotional type, she has given her best to embody trustworthiness.
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Still, the final decision to support Apple, they write, shows that many in Silicon Valley believe that it could have profound implications on the trustworthiness of their products.
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"If this precedent gets set it will spell digital disaster for the trustworthiness of any and every device," tweeted Kevin Bankston from the Center for Democracy and Technology.
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The company, which has more than 2 billion monthly users, said its members, not experts or Facebook executives, would determine how news outlets rank in terms of trustworthiness.
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Both the Conservatives and Labour had experienced mixed fortunes during the campaign, with question marks raised over trustworthiness, attitudes to religious minorities, and commitments to grand spending pledges.
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But data that helps cities make better-informed decisions about transit improvements could help Uber rise above the competition while also settling nagging thoughts about the company's trustworthiness.
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It is an enduring checklist that the FBI utilizes to assess honesty and trustworthiness in someone holding, or seeking to hold, a position of trust in our republic.
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Even more troubling for Graham: A fellow preacher had been peppering him with questions about the trustworthiness of the Bible, hammering cracks in the bedrock of his faith.
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This shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone familiar with evolutionary theories that hypothesize that morality arose precisely as a way of signaling one's trustworthiness in cooperative endeavors.
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That's in part because security clearances are meant to be a judgment of a person's "character and trustworthiness," a Congressional Research Service report on the clearance process explains.
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At the same time it has been appealing for the industry to work together to come up with collective processes for evaluating the security and trustworthiness of network kit.
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Clinton's problems are broader than just her message: Opinion polls show that some Democrats and other voters continue to question her trustworthiness and whether she cares about their problems.
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When you install certain fonts, fine-tune a color scheme, and create call-to-action buttons, you're doing more than just beautifying a website — you're increasing its overall trustworthiness.
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Not only is auditable source code a requirement (thought not a guarantee) for security, but a clear and open process allows users to evaluate the trustworthiness of their software.
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It has even started to ask users to rate the "trustworthiness" of news organizations in an effort to weed out those that may be spreading so-called fake news.
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The first dimension was voters' appraisal of the trustworthiness for the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Huffington Post, CNN and MSNBC—what we labelled "mainstream-media trust".
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With CORVIDS, SPRITE and their kind around, though, there will soon be no hiding place for such failings—and the trustworthiness of scientific papers will take a step up.
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"The concept of trustworthiness — at least from an archival science perspective — goes far beyond what the blockchain can do, or even promises to do, in most cases," she said.
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Facebook has started rating its users' trustworthiness in order to help the social network know how much to value user reports that a certain news story might be fake.
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Facebook is rating the trustworthiness of its users on a scale from zero to one Facebook relies on user reports to determine whether a post is false or misleading.
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If Trump can outperform Clinton in surveys that gauge trustworthiness, he can feasibly convince people who aren't normally inclined to support racist demagogues that he's neither of those things.
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Asus machines accepted the tainted software because the attackers were able to sign it with a real Asus certificate (used to verify the legitimacy and trustworthiness of new code).
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It reads: The word "safe" is not meant to constitute a binding agreement and does not imply safety, security, protection, preservation, peace of mind, confidence, reliability, dependability, or trustworthiness.
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It's especially infuriating when—as this movie displays at great length—Madoff negotiates his way through confession with the same aura of "trustworthiness" with which he committed his crimes.
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About 33 percent of respondents listed this as the most important criteria, followed by "honesty and trustworthiness" (22 percent) and "Best represents my views on the issues" (20 percent).
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But her campaign, and the controversy over her use of a private email server as secretary of state, have taken a toll: Her favorability and trustworthiness ratings have plummeted.
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Two-thirds of registered voters don't believe that she's honest and trustworthy, and trustworthiness is one of those attributes that tends to be difficult to quickly and easily alter.
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The optics of being with Barack Obama, arriving on Air Force One behind a podium with the presidential seal, where he even took the time to praise her "trustworthiness".
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He made Hillary Clinton's handling of classified information, through her use of a private email address and computer server, the centerpiece of his attacks on her character and trustworthiness.
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It can signify your trustworthiness to financial institutions and help determine how easy it is for you to buy a home or a car, or to rent an apartment.
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The details, according to Dwoskin's report: The ranking is not a holistic user credibility score, but rather one score that measures one attribute of a user, which is trustworthiness.
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Also in the pipeline is a government-managed social-credit system that will rate citizens' trustworthiness by tracking their personal data, from financial information to compliance with traffic rules.
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A number of right-leaning social media accounts and news outlets, like The Washington Examiner, wrote that the incorrectly sourced clip raised broader questions about the trustworthiness of coverage.
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Both main parties have experienced mixed fortunes during the election race with question marks raised over their trustworthiness, attitudes to Jews and Muslims, and commitments to grand spending pledges.
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One of the companies, Sift, which assesses a user's trustworthiness, sent me a 400-page file that contained years' worth of my Airbnb messages, Yelp orders and Coinbase activity.
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Drawing from more than 10 years' worth of research, L.J. Rittenhouse, a trust and valuation expert, outlines a system to measure organizational trustworthiness as a predictor of investment potential.
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Gallup has also shown that Americans' view of the trustworthiness of the media has cratered, falling from 72 percent in 85033 to 32 percent by the end of 2016.
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Represented as a number between 300 and 850, it signifies your trustworthiness to financial institutions and helps determine the interest rates you receive on loans, such as a mortgage.
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A browser extension called Fakespot, for example, provides consumers with an assessment of product reviews and gives an A to F rating based on the trustworthiness of the comments.
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But the future of Cosa Nostra without Riina, whose brutality undermined the trustworthiness of the organization by driving mafiosi like Mutolo into the hands of the state, is uncertain.
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Amazon's "giant foothold" in the American economy, he suggested, was the result of a lack of alternatives that meet three basic consumer needs: affordable pricing, product selection, and trustworthiness.
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The message of the ads appears to serve a dual purpose: to undercut Mr. Trump's credentials as a businessman, and raise questions in voters' minds about his honesty and trustworthiness.
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There are no men, which is very, very deliberate as she speaks from the perspective of a woman questioning not only the trustworthiness of her partner, but men in general.
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Trump spent the lion's share of a campaign speech in a crowded high school gymnasium to go after Clinton on the subject in trying to raise questions about her trustworthiness.
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So the Trump administration would be hard-pressed, as a general rule, to say that any of these individuals should have their clearance, their trustworthiness, revoked based on political views.
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When it came to trustworthiness of the presidential candidates, 38% of people surveyed answered yes to the question asking if Clinton would be "honest and trustworthy," while 57% answered no.
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Images and words are at odds — a classic Baldessari technique for prompting viewers to question their own assumptions about the trustworthiness of the visual world, the written word or both.
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It is also apparent in the endless consumer and military goods, from butter to missiles, marketed with images of Indians—to suggest trustworthiness; durability; environmental soundness; efficacy at killing people.
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NewsGuard Fights Fake News With Humans, Not Algorithms Steven Brill's fake-news-fighting company has a Chrome extension that rates news sites on trustworthiness, with input from its own reporters.
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"Gazprom's refusal to honour valid arbitration awards by an internationally valued and respected commercial arbitration tribunal seriously questions Gazprom's trustworthiness as a partner to the European gas industry," it said.
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"Yes, as do military and national security experts from both political parties," the Democratic Senate candidate told WMUR in response to a direct question about Clinton's trustworthiness, according to CNN.
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Holt did not ask Clinton about Benghazi, the Clinton Foundation or her email scandals from the State Department, areas that speak to her trustworthiness and ability to protect our nation.
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This matters, because it implies that the faults of trustworthiness in our health care system can be linked in large part to a certain event, one that occurred decades ago.
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Researchers asked undergrads to review headshots of close to 100 managing partners at top law firms and rate them on different personality traits, including dominance, facial maturity, likability, and trustworthiness.
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Frankly, we should be discomfited that many Americans have absorbed the idea that Hillary Clinton is less honest than Donald Trump, giving Trump an edge in polls of trustworthiness. Hello?
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The renewed emphasis on Clinton's email saga at the Department of State, and the revived concerns about her trustworthiness and honesty, were just too much for those voters to handle.
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Hopefully, by then, we will learn not to trust our senses blindly and, instead, insist on provenance — such as cryptographic authentication techniques — to establish the trustworthiness of what we perceive.
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It is impossible to argue that Clinton-era baggage, fair or not, didn't hurt Hillary Clinton's trustworthiness with the squishy middle of American politics where elections are won and lost.
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They sought to keep the debate focused on the top of the ticket and avoid questions about their running mates' largest liabilities: Clinton's trustworthiness and Trump's penchant for personal insults.
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The difference in an article's trustworthiness score between the two groups is equal to the brand prejudice — or bias — of the control group (those who can see the news source).
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Kelly Dietrich, CEO of the National Democratic Training Committee, which trains Democrats running for office in all 50 states, said the issue also plays into questions about the president's trustworthiness.
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Many of those readers are going to health websites that regularly make Top 10 lists for trustworthiness, and journalists are linking to the same highly regarded sites in their stories.
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Within most companies and industries, referrals are a main source of new talent, since current employees can attest to candidates' trustworthiness and the value they can add to the organization.
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After rushing through formalities and explaining who she is, Mary Louise voices doubts about whether her son (and Celeste's husband) Perry raped Jane, calling into question Jane's integrity and trustworthiness.
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When a satirist like Oliver calls into question a candidate's honesty, viewers think more about that candidate's character and trustworthiness than they do about the issues at stake in the election.
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But the more Facebook discloses about the trustworthiness rankings, the easier it becomes for bad actors to game the system and for activist groups to successfully silence content they don't like.
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Just because a post is flagged as potentially false — or because a user has a high or low trustworthiness rating — doesn't mean it will automatically be left up or taken down.
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Christensen points out that, save the few classical sections of the network, the quantum network provides security by virtue of its physical structure, not by relying on the trustworthiness of people.
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Facebook began revamping the way it displays news in the feed by ranking news sources by trustworthiness, and allotting the most prime news feed real estate to the most trusted sources.
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" The biggest challenge of all, Zuckerberg told Klein, lies with real media outlets "who are probably saying what they think is true, but just have varying levels of accuracy or trustworthiness.
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Huawei's Mate 10 Pro is entering the US market at a great disadvantage, with no carrier partnerships and a checkered past when it comes to questions about the cosecurity and trustworthiness.
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According to a Buzzfeed post published moments ago, Facebook's publisher trustworthiness survey—the basis of a major overhaul to a company worth around $500 billion—consists of only two questions.1.
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Despite those advantages on "presidential" attributes, Clinton continues to be dogged by questions about her honesty, and lags well behind Trump on honesty and trustworthiness in each of these four states.
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The candidate herself is clearly part of the problem, and early polling from the pneumonia controversy indicates that suspicions about her health are already being linked to suspicions about her trustworthiness.
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These investigations ensure that the individual has no criminal record, is not affiliated with criminal or terrorist organizations or has other issues that would indicate a lack of trustworthiness or character.
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It also includes another level of security called Device Health Attestation that allows the OEMs to evaluate the trustworthiness of the devices before they update them using a third party service.
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Sanders took voters who care the most about honesty and trustworthiness 91 percent to 5 percent and choose the candidate who "cares about people like me" 82 percent to 85033 percent.
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In the meantime, it may be helpful if we avoid demonizing people who are poles apart from us, and show that we share with others a faith in our ultimate trustworthiness.
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The researchers combined the partners' scores on dominance and facial maturity to create a single "power" score, and combined their scores on likability and trustworthiness to create a single "warmth" score.
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His company puts all potential freelance hackers through a five-step extreme vetting process that tests their skills and trustworthiness, and ultimately it accepts only 10 percent of those who apply.
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Could users accurately judge the trustworthiness of outlets, or are our attitudes toward news totally dominated by our partisanship, such that the most biased outlets would receive the highest trust scores?
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The documents about the narrative Manafort and Gates wanted to advance are part of a larger argument the special counsel office is making to the court about Manafort's bail and trustworthiness.
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Talese doesn't revisit Foos's trustworthiness again until a late chapter where he writes about a motel murder Foos claims to have witnessed but for which he can find no hard evidence.
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But her less-forgiving viewers will be watching for signs of genuine life, for cues that can either reinforce or soften her abysmal poll numbers for honesty and trustworthiness, for likability.
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Americans rely on credit and credit scores to give lenders an idea of their trustworthiness when they want to open a credit card, get a mortgage, or take out a loan.
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It springs from a sense of trustworthiness that is kept vital by acts of imagination like the manager's report about the cherry jam and Mr. Anthony's constant adjustments to the season.
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But the rapid adoption of the technology by government for uses such as airport security and policing has triggered a debate about the algorithms' trustworthiness and how they are being used.
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The Trump administration and far-right conservative media have repeatedly used it to challenge the trustworthiness of the Russia investigation — all while accusing the FBI of letting Clinton off the hook.
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Mr. Summers, who declined to comment for this article, has defended his outspokenness about Mr. Mnuchin as an effort to protect the credibility and trustworthiness of the nation's top economic post.
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His threat to withdraw from the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement could unravel a pact that has made the world safer and could undermine America's reputation for trustworthiness at a critical moment.
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It seemed likely to be just a minor error — but everyone involved cares about their reputation for trustworthiness, and they quickly decided to pull the poll rather than publish with doubts.
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Charles cited how his August 2017 survey of 2,500 consumers revealed the "food quality and trustworthiness" perception for Chipotle was back near its lowest levels since the 2015 food safety crisis.
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Among the 393 percent of Democratic voters who told exit pollsters that "honesty and trustworthiness" are the most important qualities a candidate must have, Sanders trounced Clinton, 91 percent to 5.
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They were asked to imagine that they were overhearing these conversations, and in each case, they had to rate the first speaker on overall impression, intelligence, trustworthiness, sociability, politeness and likability.
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There's no word on whether the curation of the newer products is algorithmic or human-led, or how Facebook will vet trustworthiness, both enormous points of contention in the original Trending product.
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Work over three days at the Village underscored the fundamental vulnerability of the devices, and raised questions about important issues, like the trustworthiness of hardware parts manufactured in other countries, including China.
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Each driver can attach as few or as many of these verification options as they like, and the app will use these to compile a score that summarizes trustworthiness for each driver.
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Berghuis, Wakeman, and their team have had misgivings about their WeWork investment for years now, particularly with regards to the company's corporate governance and the trustworthiness of its former CEO, Adam Neumann.
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The paper suggests using products from several companies to avoid a "monoculture", and calls for the concept of trustworthiness to be anchored in proposed tweaks to Germany's telecoms and IT security laws.
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The product we built, Twitter Moments, prioritizes trustworthiness and quality, and for the most part delivers fake-news-free content — both banal and serious — using skilled human moderators in a scalable fashion.
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As in Iowa a week ago, the Vermont senator trounced Hillary Clinton among young voters and among those who said trustworthiness and "caring about people like me" were critical to their votes.
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Even in the relatively simple demo with Dempster, the speaker's trustworthiness is one in a string of factors the robot must consider before acting (though robots, thankfully, are quick on their feet).
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Email woes, in one form or another, have knit together voters' concerns about Clinton's trustworthiness since before she even entered the race and the troubles have been persistent, to say the least.
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When fake news is flying around, no matter who's spreading it, people lose faith in the trustworthiness of their social institutions or perhaps even in the very idea of truth in politics.
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Republicans tried to build an impression that Clinton repeatedly misled the American public over her motives and use of the private server system -- something Republicans hope will highlight questions about her trustworthiness.
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Then there's the third category, which is the most nuanced, which are basically real media outlets who are saying what they think is true but have varying levels of accuracy or trustworthiness.
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But this is not because of any real enthusiasm for the Democratic candidate, who admits she is not much of a campaigner and has faced a barrage of questions about her trustworthiness.
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In September, before the release of a tape showing Donald Trump bragging about sexual assault, her lead in the polls over Trump collapsed in large part because of questions about her trustworthiness.
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I don't trust her as much as other politicians, as a person she seems fairly shady, but on the other hand I believe much of the outrage over her trustworthiness is overblown.
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Democrats had hoped the party's convention last week in Philadelphia would win over skeptical voters and ease concerns about Hillary Clinton's trustworthiness, giving her a slight advantage in an unpredictable election year.
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Trump's path to success lies in convincing swing state voters, especially independents, that the election is a referendum on Clinton's trustworthiness, said Ford O'Connell, a strategist who supports the presumptive GOP nominee.
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Mr. Trump's character is antithetical to many of the qualities evangelicals should prize in a political leader: integrity, compassion and reasoned convictions, wisdom and prudence, trustworthiness, a commitment to the moral good.
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Speaking at a brief ceremony in Ankara at which he officially took over from outgoing governor Erdem Basci, Cetinkaya said technical capacity and high-quality communication were crucial to the bank's trustworthiness.
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The failure to release the source code belies the county's assurances about the system's transparency and trustworthiness, said election security expert Philip Stark, a statistics professor at the University of California, Berkeley.
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As cyberattacks against political leaders, institutions, and others grow, this Digital Secret Service would stand guard against the hacktivists and others increasingly attacking the fidelity and trustworthiness of our democratic government. 85033.
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It signifies your trustworthiness to financial institutions and can help determine how easy, or how expensive, it is for you to buy a home or a car, or to rent an apartment.
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Every day across a litany of platforms, secretive algorithms are not only calculating what content you'll see and what ads you'll respond well to, but your overall trustworthiness as an obedient consumer.
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The paper suggests using products from several companies to avoid a "monoculture", and calls for the concept of trustworthiness to be anchored in proposed tweaks to Germany's telecoms and IT security laws.
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What confounds the issue further is the fact that when a high-profile official is seen engaging in morally reprehensible activities, we would expect the public's perceptions of their trustworthiness to plummet.
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China has flagged plans to roll out a system that will allow government bodies to share information on its citizens' trustworthiness and issue penalties based on a so-called social credit score.
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While I clearly wasn't around at the invention of the printing press, it strikes me that this could very well be one of the lowest points for media trustworthiness since said invention.
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So does the "social credit system", which is meant to use a range of data to give citizens a trustworthiness score, though it is still a fragmentary work in progress, at best.
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Clinton's trustworthiness as a concern of voters, Clinton advisers have long hoped that even if people did not trust her personally, they would come to trust that she would fight for their needs.
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While the original sanctions case was settled last March, the new ban follows multiple statements by major US Intelligence agencies earlier this year questioning the trustworthiness of Chinese networking giants Huawei and ZTE.
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While fake news is being recognized as a problem, there are no talks on how to fix problems of trustworthiness with the mainstream media, the hedge fund executive asserted in a LinkedIn post.
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Top companies in the tech sector have similar-looking logos, using a lot of blue because it's a symbol of "trustworthiness and security" according to an August 2018 study by freelance marketplace 99designs.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Tuesday that the company has already begun to implement a system that ranks news organizations based on trustworthiness, and promotes or suppresses its content based on that metric.
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Amy Klobuchar and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, have sought to use the issue as part of a broader attack on Warren's trustworthiness -- and her "I have a plan for that" branding.
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But Comey dismantled the defense Clinton's been using for over a year in the matter, jabbed her in her political weak spot -- trustworthiness and judgement -- and practically cut an ad for Donald Trump.
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Having said that, the overall aim of these measures is transparency, verified and proven, which means that anyone with concerns will now be able to see the integrity and trustworthiness of our solutions.
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Elizabeth Dwoskin reports: A user's trustworthiness score isn't meant to be an absolute indicator of a person's credibility, Lyons said, nor is there is a single unified reputation score that users are assigned.
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The former secretary of state's use of a private email server at the State Department has complicated her campaign, particularly as she continues to battle questions from voters about her trustworthiness and honesty.
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"I do have serious questions about Hillary's judgment, her safeguarding of national security information and above all, her trustworthiness in the job where she will have her finger on the button," Stein said.
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With Cohen expected to tell lawmakers this week about alleged criminal conduct committed by Trump while in office, GOP lawmakers plan to push back on his claims by attacking Cohen's credibility and trustworthiness.
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Conservative media sites have compared the plan to China's social credit system, which allows the Chinese government to share information on its citizens' trustworthiness and issue penalties based on a social credit score.
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They serve as a measure of your financial trustworthiness and they're used by banks and other financial institutions to determine the interest rates you'll pay on credit cards, car leases or a mortgage.
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These companies' web design has a lot to do with this illusion of newness—sexy front-end design signals trustworthiness and hints that there is something technologically impressive happening on the back end.
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To measure its citizens' trustworthiness, in 2014, The State Council laid out a plan that aims to build a centralized database to evaluate individuals and organizations based on their financial and social behaviors.
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Conway's comment, in the midst of a laundry list of gripes about Comey's honesty and trustworthiness, seems to have an interrogatory inflection at the end, so it's not exactly clear what she meant.
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In July, the director of National Intelligence James Clapper said that both candidates would receive briefings, despite doubts expressed publicly by some Republicans and Democrats regarding the trustworthiness of the opposing party's candidate.
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The platform pulled news articles and other content from diverse media outlets and invited a random sample of Americans who had taken Gallup surveys to participate in rating the trustworthiness of the content.
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The report warns: "China is pioneering a fundamentally different approach to the regulation of market participants, based on a definition of 'trustworthiness,' that reaches far beyond the parameters traditionally applied to business ratings."
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That left wide open the race for the second spot, as runner-up to Mr. Johnson, whose record and complicated personal life have been used by opponents to question his reliability and trustworthiness.
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Social behaviors may not factor into US credit scores, but the idea that a person's financial history reflects trustworthiness has long influenced employment decisions and other factors that affect Americans' quality-of-life.
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The deeper problem is the overwhelming concentration of technical, financial and moral power in the hands of people who lack the training, experience, wisdom, trustworthiness, humility and incentives to exercise that power responsibly.
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The Chinese government has been assembling what it calls the Social Credit System, a network of overlapping assessments of citizen trustworthiness, with opaque calculations that integrate information from public records and private databases.
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Polls have routinely suggested that, as much as Medicare for All or free public college play on their minds, it is the more elemental question of trustworthiness that has consistently undergirded Sanders' support.
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Each listing on the room-renting service was evaluated according to the attractiveness and perceived trustworthiness of the host's profile picture, on an 11-point scale ranging from "not at all" to "extremely".
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But basically, it could be the case that older Americans don't have the digital media savvy necessary to critically view and determine the trustworthiness of the content they see on social media platforms.
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While President Trump gets low marks from Americans on his temperament, trustworthiness, and leadership, 68% of Americans agree that he stands up for what he believes in, according to a new Pew Research survey.
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Yet Clinton has contributed to her low ranking for trustworthiness with the unusual way she handled her email as secretary of state, by setting up a private computer server outside the official system. 2.
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Because Reddit always anonymity, users often post more freely than on other platforms like Facebook, but this comes at the price of trustworthiness of information around sensitive topics such as medical or legal advice.
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"The U.S. side has given many labels recently, 'backtracking', 'betraying' etc...China sets great store on trustworthiness and keeps its promises, and this has never changed," Commerce Ministry spokesman Gao Feng said on Thursday.
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"Businesses that are waiting until they after they are breached to offer more secure access control than a simple username and password, their judgement and trustworthiness certainly should be called into question," said Williams.
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More broadly, the work may help to understand how individual differences in facial expressions can lead to differences in how people perceive threats, trustworthiness and other socially relevant cues, something researchers have long studied.
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Negan repaid that treachery by literally spilling Spencer's guts all over the street, but the summary certainly makes it seem like someone else's trustworthiness may be in doubt as we head toward the finale.
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In order to build their authority and trustworthiness, new online website owners will pay writers to create quality posts on on their blog, as well as respond to tweets and moderate online forums. PaidForumPosting.
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A U.S. decision to withdraw from the accord could further alienate American allies in Europe already wary of Trump and call into question U.S. leadership and trustworthiness on one of the world's leading issues.
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U.S. proposals for the Prague meeting urge governments and operators to consider the legal environment in a vendor's country, how much state support a company receives, transparency of corporate structure, and trustworthiness of equipment.
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"There are questions around the trustworthiness, the robustness of AI systems, including the dangers of codifying or reinforcing existing biases related to gender or race, or infringing on human rights and privacy," he added.
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Throughout the Democratic convention, a procession of big-name speakers reached, one by one, for ways to attest to her trustworthiness, often in highly personal terms, and beseeched voters who are skeptical of Mrs.
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Mr. Riegle, a native of this city that is now reeling from a crisis over lead-tainted water, said he supported Mr. Sanders and launched into attacks on the trustworthiness and electability of Mrs.
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In 2019, PayPal ranked #5 on Forbes' list of the world's 250 best-regarded companies, which measures how well firms do as employers, as well as their trustworthiness, quality of products, and social conduct.
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Thomas Rid, professor at the Department of War Studies at King's College London, noted that a good way to tell if a news article is fake is to evaluate the trustworthiness of the source.
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Johnson's appearance comes a day after he was accused in an on-air challenge by veteran BBC journalist Andrew Neil of ducking an interview in which he would have faced questions about his trustworthiness.
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Alphabet is aggressively pushing into the renewable energy and health sectors, and needs professional credibility in those areas as it tries to beat back concerns about its trustworthiness in collecting and using personal data.
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No intermediary brokered the deal; no social-media network captured the data from my transaction to better target its advertising; no credit bureau tracked the activity to build a portrait of my financial trustworthiness.
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Here are some key takeaways from the nation's first primary: Among voters who cared most about honesty and trustworthiness, 91 percent chose Mr. Sanders and only 5 percent chose Hillary Clinton, according to exit polls.
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Banks were built from luxurious materials in bold architectural forms, with sturdy marble pillars and adornments to provide the most powerful declarations of solidity, tradition and trustworthiness — and to project a sense of enduring history.
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Today, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the second part of the company's plan to fix the News Feed, and it includes improving the quality and trustworthiness of news sources by surveying the social network's community.
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Hillary Clinton had a great opportunity to clear up the new questions about her trustworthiness after an online question was asked to her concerning a statement she made in a speech to Wall Street donors.
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In an election year where both presidential candidates have had their trustworthiness and ability to handle sensitive information criticized, perhaps it is not surprising that the intelligence briefings presidential nominees receive have been hotly debated.
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And after Rubio's attacks against Cruz's trustworthiness seemed to damage the Texas senator in the South Carolina and Nevada contests, Cruz seems now to be the beneficiary of Rubio's laser-like focus on Trump instead.
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It is a fundamental principle of democracy that the efficiency and effectiveness of government are directly dependent upon the trustworthiness of government officials as representatives and executors of the views and desires of the people.
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You can't cheat the system because every attestation is connected to your actual identity and making false statements about someone or something becomes a part of your personal record, damaging your credibility, reputation, and trustworthiness.
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In the past, presidents who have addressed the Scouts at the Jamboree, held every four years, have tended to deliver homilies to the Scout Law, which describes 12 virtues including trustworthiness, loyalty, thriftiness and bravery.
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As AI scholars have told me, the potential power of deepfakes does threaten our sense of truth and trustworthiness in media—and it's well worth Congress looking into, and giving that information to the public.
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"He is unmistakably a man of character and has so many qualities that we are in desperately short supply of in Washington right now: decency, honor, compassion, trustworthiness, and best of all experience," she added.
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In an effort to curb false news, it announced it would be allowing Facebook users to rank news outlets by trustworthiness, and consider those scores when deciding which news stories to display in users' feeds.
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Rather than your love life being tied to where one happened to be born, or the trustworthiness of your social circle, or the whimsy of chance, online dating allowed for more variety in potential suitors.
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A second system will also be set up to assess the trustworthiness of government officials and departments by measuring whether contracts and promises are honored, the results of which will be included in performance assessments.
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This is yet another bad look for Facebook, which has found itself mired down in controversies over the trustworthiness of the content that circulates on the platform and its alleged failure to keep things within bounds.
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"Compared to the working class, and especially workers in the state sector, China's middle class has a more positive assessment of perceptions of the rich-poor gap, trustworthiness of officials and government performance," the study said.
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Here are the ways Facebook said it's trying to help publishers: But Facebook's latest change to its New Feed algorithm and its move to rate the trustworthiness of news outlets raises a lot of other questions.
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Women said they cared about traits like kindness and trustworthiness more when choosing mates for their sisters, but when it came to themselves, they wanted someone who was fun to be around and provided good sex.
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"Democrat Senate candidates across the country must now explain to voters why they are so eager to vouch for her honesty and trustworthiness 8 days out from the election," the National Republican Senatorial Committee said Monday.
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Musk's ironically named "Pravda"—after the former state news organ of the Soviet Union—would create a market-oriented, crowdsourced solution to this "problem," allowing users to rate stories and outlets based on reliability and trustworthiness.
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Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii) on Sunday called Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's trustworthiness into question, saying that his career as a judge undercuts the credibility of his denial of sexual misconduct allegations made against him.
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OPINION A chart accompanying Charles Blow's column on Monday, about Donald Trump's prospects for rebranding his campaign, misidentified the respondents to questions about Mr. Trump's honesty and trustworthiness and their level of excitement about his candidacy.
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"I've said for years that when the elites can't beat your ideas, they try to beat you down as a person -– to call into question your trustworthiness or intelligence or stability," he said in a statement.
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The relationship between wealth, or a country's gross domestic product per capita, and perceptions of trustworthiness is twice as strong as the relationship between wealth and perceptions of military might, according to the Best Countries report.
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In terms of trustworthiness, Face ID is second only to Touch ID, which relies on fingerprint scanning as opposed to facial recognition; 86 percent prefer Touch ID over passwords, while 72 percent say Face ID is preferable.
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Clinton will face off against Trump on Monday night in the first of three presidential debates, with opinion polls showing her once sizable lead over the New York businessman narrowing amid continued public doubts about her trustworthiness.
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"In this case absolute trustworthiness is the most important thing, even better than, even more important than knowledge, you've got to trust what the national security adviser says and apparently that wasn't gonna be the case here."
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Top among them is whether it's wise for Facebook to entrust decisions about news trustworthiness to a user base that has already widely spread fake news and Kremlin-linked propaganda intended to disrupt a US presidential election.
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Every time Clinton's lack of trustworthiness makes the news — say, when FBI Director James Comey called her handling of her private email server "extremely careless" — Trump has done something to make himself the center of attention again.
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The Quinnipiac survey, moreover, was taken after FBI Director James Comey slammed her for her "careless" use of email servers, which means it could be taken as proof that Clinton's issues with trustworthiness are affecting her campaign.
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In central China's transportation hub Wuhan, the housing bureau, using a credit point system to rate developers' trustworthiness, announced on Monday that 11 developers had been penalized with credit point deductions for activities such as false advertising.
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Over time, Amazon hopes to alter its Vine system to help improve its trustworthiness, but Chee Chew, Amazon's vice president of customer experience, says the company is not ready to disclose details on that front quite yet.
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Clinton has only recently emerged from an F.B.I. investigation into her use of a private server at the State Department, and although there were no indictments, questions persist about her judgment and trustworthiness in handling her emails.
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If investigators find out late in the process, through the polygraph interrogation or from sources, that you're a regular stoner, say, or that your father is an arms smuggler, it will not reflect well on your trustworthiness.
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As attorney general, Reyes fought corruption and reestablished the trustworthiness of the office following multiple investigations of the previous attorney general, who was accused of accepting gifts and soliciting bribes from people in exchange for favorable treatment.
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Eight years later, with her party's nomination to succeed Obama firmly in hand, the question of her likability, trustworthiness and honesty still hangs over her bid to become America's first woman president, this time in a Nov.
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The response on Twitter was swift, including mock book titles, barbs about Ms. Sanders's trustworthiness ("Thoughts and prayers for those fact checkers," one user tweeted) as well as dismay that she received a book deal at all.
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"Financial considerations are a central piece of the investigation into an employee's candidacy for a security clearance, as they indicate reliability and trustworthiness, as well as vulnerability to illegal activities," the Virginia lawmakers wrote in a letter.
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Every time Clinton's lack of trustworthiness makes the news — say, when FBI Director James Comey called her handling of her private email server "extremely careless" — Trump has done something to make himself the center of attention again.
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Not only is the fate of her campaign largely in the hands of the Justice Department, but this was an entirely avoidable incident that hits her on one of her most persistent vulnerabilities -- how voters doubt her trustworthiness.
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And Clinton continues to face widespread questions about her honesty and trustworthiness, 65% say they don't see her as honest, up from 50% who said so as news about her private email server broke in March of 2015.
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And when voters were asked to name the one issue that would be most important to their vote for president, 5% named honesty or trustworthiness as their top choice, ranking it on par with foreign policy and jobs.
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During the primaries, many voters in Nevada, including Democrats, expressed reservations about the former secretary of state — questioning her trustworthiness, as well as concerns she was too liberal on Second Amendment issues, which are critical in this state.
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If Sanders began a negative bombardment now, he would still have only three months before the Democratic convention in July to question Clinton's honesty and trustworthiness in attack ads—not enough time for the message to sink in.
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Although Iran does not have a long history of trustworthiness on the geopolitical stage, many experts predict that two key sanctions lifted under the JCPOA by the United States will cause Iran to stay true to its commitments.
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On Monday, which marked the 70th anniversary of the founding of the state of Israel, US and Israeli leaders hailed the embassy move as a sign of the enduring relationship between the two countries and of US trustworthiness.
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But Mr. Mahoney reveals something more sinister, and complex, when he is discovered to be stealing money from patients in his nursing home, and his daughter has to decide whether his seeming trustworthiness has always been an act.
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In hundreds of pages of memos, executives worried about a potential government ban of talc, the safety of the product and a public backlash over Johnson's Baby Powder, a brand built on a reputation for trustworthiness and health.
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Neil "empty-chaired" Johnson suggested that the prime minister had sidestepped the interview because the Conservatives&apos campaign pledges would not stand up to scrutiny and because he did not want to address his perceived lack of trustworthiness.
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But science shows a host of other factors, from height, to confidence, to even the way someone walks or smells can have unconscious effects on how we rate people&aposs warmth, trustworthiness, and ability to do their job.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The FBI report scolding Democrat Hillary Clinton over her email practices as secretary of state plays into a chief vulnerability that her rival, Republican Donald Trump, hopes to exploit – wariness among U.S. voters about her trustworthiness.
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Facebook recently changed the algorithm that controls its News Feed to prioritize friends and family over publishers, while also surveying its readers to rate the trustworthiness of news organizations, all of which will profoundly impact the media business.
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The white-collar creative class is having a collective Xanax moment about it all too, and Chipchase—via his profession, persona, and products, which all evince a kind of worldly-but-plainspoken, human-centered trustworthiness—is tapping into it.
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Clinton has said the decision to use a private email system was a mistake, but the controversy has dogged her campaign as the Democratic candidate for the presidency and raised public doubts about her trustworthiness, public opinion polls show.
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But given all the troubles Facebook has had with trustworthiness over the past couple years — particularly when it comes to political advertising and page owners — any step to get rid of people abusing the platform is a meaningful one.
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In his second question of the vice presidential debate, Kaine jumped from defending Hillary Clinton's trustworthiness to slamming Trump for previously suggesting some Mexican immigrants are "rapists" and contending President Barack Obama was not born in the United States.
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Thanks to "privileged" ties with South American criminal groups that "recognize the full trustworthiness of the Calabrian clans", the 'Ndrangheta has also set itself up as the main supplier of cocaine to other mafia groups in Italy, it said.
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"In the roiling unpredictability of today's world, to upgrade the capability of our country's deterrence strategy, to support our great power position... we must strengthen the reliability and trustworthiness of our nuclear deterrence and nuclear counterstrike capabilities," it said.
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And yet, we have been confronted by what I consider is the most disheartening and serious phenomena of all: watching so many of our communities, particularly communities of color, call into question our trustworthiness, our commitment, and our legitimacy.
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Clinton's campaign welcomed the end of the FBI probe, which had cast a cloud over her run for the White House, but Comey's criticisms were likely to reinforce what polls show are public concerns about her honesty and trustworthiness.
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Norbert Roettgen, the head of parliament's foreign affairs committee, favoured taking a stance before then and said a growing number of lawmakers from the CDU/CSU 'Union' backed a trustworthiness test of firms bidding to join the 5G rollout.
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Defending the policy, Mr. Obama reassured the American public that levelheaded decision makers would be behind the decisions leading to targeted strikes, "trading on the perceived trustworthiness of its officials," as the human rights lawyer Jameel Jaffer has written.
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Of course, it may take time to build your trustworthiness after receiving word-of-mouth recommendations but you could start asking your family, friends, and neighbors today if they need someone to watch their children, pets, or home. 8.
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Agencies with adjudicating authorities of clearances are required to certify that is in the interest of the national security of the United States to award a clearance, which includes considering issues like an individual's trustworthiness or susceptibility to blackmail.
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The scams come from countries where online corruption is highly plausible (Russia, the Arab world, Africa), and the pieces interweave a general lack of trustworthiness in the public domain with recent political events from those regions: coups, revolutions, massacres.
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It&aposs just that I think what the court was wrestling with, particularly Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Kennedy, do we take this power away from all future presidents because we are so uncertain about the trustworthiness of the current one?
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That's because after questions concerning Huawei's security and trustworthiness by organizations including the FBI and CIA made earlier this year, Huawei didn't make a U.S. specific variant of the Mate 203 like it has for its previous three Mate-series phones.
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And every response to these super-old problems — rumors, lies, abuse — tends to be thin and unsatisfying, almost alien, from the endless vow to improve transparency to Facebook's intention to have 2 billion people decide the trustworthiness of news outlets.
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And it focuses attention squarely on public doubts about her trustworthiness after weeks of unrelentingly negative attention on Trump — most recently as a result of his decision to tweet an image that had previously appeared on a white supremacist website.
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What must be conceded, however, is that a sizable chunk of the U.S. electorate does not use this metric to assess the president and instead judges Trump through a prism of predetermined conclusions about the man's inherent trustworthiness and competence.
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Tuesday's retweet also coincided with the release of a series of new polls that not only call Trump's Twitter habits into question but also reveal major concerns around the President's trustworthiness and ability to effectively manage the standoff with North Korea.
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As an editor, she says, she vetted spiritual accounts by whether they came through a reputable literary agent, and by talking with authors to get a gut sense of their trustworthiness; occasionally she asked theologians to assess books for biblical correctness.
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Republicans used their time to rip into Cohen's trustworthiness, arguing that he was upset that he was not given a job in Washington when Trump was elected and claiming that he would do almost anything to lower his prison sentence.
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If I were a betting man… A chart accompanying Charles Blow's column on Monday, about Donald Trump's prospects for rebranding his campaign, misidentified the respondents to questions about Mr. Trump's honesty and trustworthiness and their level of excitement about his candidacy.
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Democrats here lost the messaging war about jobs; about Mr. Obama's achievements, including the Affordable Care Act, which covers 600,000 Pennsylvanians; and, especially, about Hillary Clinton's trustworthiness and her connection to the working-class Americans President Bill Clinton once viscerally inspired.
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His trustworthiness will simplify pick-and-rolls for developing ball-handlers like Marcus Smart and Terry Rozier, as Horford's precise jump shot prevents his man from straying too far—not quite Dirk Nowitzki-level gravity, but in the same ballpark.
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Mon dieu, it won't be cheap, but developing a European information strategy that emphasizes truth and trustworthiness is in your interest to protect the more desirable attributes of democracy as we enter more deeply into the computer-Internet-cyber age.
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Waymo's head of UX design and research, Ryan Powell, who develops the design and interfaces of the screens (including a mobile app) in the self-driving vehicles, thinks a lot about how to convey trustworthiness and vehicle competence without being overbearing.
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The Trump administration's heated rhetoric on immigration, race and the trustworthiness of government is fueling fears that minorities, legal and undocumented immigrants and others — from asylum-seekers to victims of the opioid crisis — will be even harder to locate and count.
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The news that YouTube was working with Wikipedia immediately raised the question about the trustworthiness of the open source online encyclopedia: Others noted that the partnership could lead to mass exploitation of Wikipedia given that anyone can edit the pages.
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Please send a note to HR before Monday justifying the excellence, necessity and trustworthiness by individual (not just the contractor company as a whole) of every non-Tesla person who has badge access to our buildings or network access to our systems.
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Cambridge Consultants, a UK-based consultancy, said it had worked with the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, a UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) agency, on using a blockchain to improve the trustworthiness of a network of sensors on, for example, security cameras.
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Personal "creditworthiness" or "trustworthiness" points will be used to reward and punish individuals and companies by granting or denying them access to public services like health care, travel, and employment, according to a plan released last year by the municipal government of Beijing.
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Clinton on trustworthiness: 'I understand voters have questions' Hillary Clinton, coming off a hard-fought victory in the Nevada caucuses on Saturday, appeared exclusively on CNN and acknowledged she has work to do in convincing independent voters and others that she's trustworthy.
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Without such an event, can someone who has been called a liar again and again, rightly or wrongly, drive this kind of accusation far enough from public consciousness to gain the presidency - one of whose chief qualifications, we are told, is trustworthiness?
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It shouldn't be surprising that having hair is tied to professional accomplishment and trustworthiness, wrote Dr. Jeffrey Epstein of the University of Miami and the Foundation for Hair Restoration, in an editorial published with the study in JAMA Facial and Plastic Surgery.
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Another solution broached by the FCC was for telecom providers to develop "circles of trust," which would involve creating a system for ranking the trustworthiness of incoming message based on the type of information it contains and where it was sent from.
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Cambridge Consultants, a U.K.-based consultancy, said it had worked with the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, a U.K. Ministry of Defence (MoD) agency, on using a blockchain to improve the trustworthiness of a network of sensors on, for example, security cameras.
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The second path is to bow to this kind of pressure and accept that carbon dioxide's role in climate change — and, by proxy, the trustworthiness of establishment climate science — is a subject of legitimate controversy, and that both sides deserve to be heard.
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You don&apost need a perfect credit score of 850 to get a loan, but lenders see your credit score as an indication of your trustworthiness as a buyer and adjust their offers accordingly — so the higher your score, the better.2.
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An assault on a soldier in February at Paris's Louvre museum by a man wielding a machete also had no obvious impact on this year's opinion polls, which have consistently said that voters see unemployment and the trustworthiness of politicians as bigger issues.
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You don&apost need a perfect credit score of 850 to get a loan, but lenders see your credit score as an indication of your trustworthiness as a buyer and adjust their offers accordingly — so the higher your score, the better.2.
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He finds him in the woods, and befriends him after using Rick's infamous three-question test — the one that asks a stranger to own up to how many of the undead and how many of the living they have killed — to ensure the man's trustworthiness.
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A reminder of Clinton's trustworthiness issues The interview comes at the end of a week that could have been another win for Clinton as Trump continues to struggle, but instead demonstrated her -- and her husband's -- inability to avoid unforced errors and leave past controversies behind.
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Their concern over those repercussions, the study said, were superseded by the more immediate day-to-day pressures they faced, such as wanting a relationship with the person they were sending sexual texts to, promises of love and trustworthiness, persistent requests, anger, harassment, and threats.
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However, UCP leader Jason Kenney, a former federal cabinet minister, polls behind New Democrat Party Premier Rachel Notley on a number of personal attributes such as honesty, likeability and trustworthiness, and is embroiled in a scandal over his successful party leadership bid in 2017.
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Governor Christie, who has been given the vital behind-the-scenes assignment of head of the presidential transition, points out that even a politically weakened Mr. Trump still bests his Democratic opponent in a recent poll on questions about trustworthiness, fixing Washington and fighting terrorism.
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The show of support — including briefs filed on Wednesday by groups like the American Civil Liberties Union and Access Now — is unusual in its breadth, showing that many in Silicon Valley believe that it could have profound implications on the trustworthiness of their products.
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If Brennan was genuinely alarmed about the president's trustworthiness, then he should have spoken privately with special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE.
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In hundreds of pages of memos reviewed by The New York Times, executives worried about a potential government ban of talc, the safety of the product and a public backlash over Johnson's Baby Powder, a brand built on a reputation for trustworthiness and health.
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Several senior Trump aides believe that Mr. Comey went public with his doubts about the president's behavior and trustworthiness with the intention of steering Mr. Rosenstein toward appointing his friend Mr. Mueller, according to one longtime Trump associate who remains close to the White House.
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She has struggled in surveys measuring her perceived trustworthiness and an active federal investigation, especially one buoyed by evidence that top secret material coursed through her account, could negate one of her main selling points for becoming commander in chief: Her national security resume.
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" The company reassures users that it works with external search quality raters to assess "how well a website gives people who click on it what they are looking for, and evaluate the quality of results based on the expertise, authoritativeness and trustworthiness of the content.
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BBC presenter Andrew Neil has savaged Boris Johnson for refusing to agree to an interview on prime-time televisionThe clip of Neil speaking to the camera and suggesting Boris Johnson should be challenged on his trustworthiness has been viewed millions of times on social media.
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A science teacher at a community college — whose deeply religious students sometimes express doubts about the trustworthiness of science that contradicts biblical teachings — speaks to his class about the positives of scientific discovery (electricity) in order to ease into more contentious subjects (global warming).
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So before developers move to adopt it, before we consider anointing this as the next iPhone or whatever, assessing whether it can deliver on its most basic promises seems like a decent measure to judge its trustworthiness in other arenas, should they ever come to pass.
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It found that first-time buyers, who made up 82 percent of users during the six months they conducted the study, valued trustworthiness of a seller—whether or not they had good reviews and scores, according to the authors' methodology—more than how low their prices were.
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On supervision and review Kaspersky also says that it's hoping to work with partners to establish an independent, non-profit organization for the purpose of producing professional technical reviews of the trustworthiness of the security products of multiple members — including but not limited to Kaspersky Lab itself.
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And, at the recent presidential debate, he conjured a visual on how cyber threats to national security might well be conducted by "somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds," a comment that, to say the least, reinforces negative ideas about fat people and their trustworthiness.
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Revelations about Facebook's negligence with user data, Android OEMs outright lying to their users about software updates, and the recent bizarre example of Samsung phones spontaneously texting photos to random contacts have raised the requirement for trustworthiness as well as high specs from a device maker.
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Of course, all artificial intelligences for the moment have to have some human input: The co-founders weighed each source for trustworthiness, so a publication with a longstanding history of accuracy like the New York Times is weighted differently than a less reputable site like Breitbart.
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The argument has been that the marketplaces hosting those reviews are still bringing in eyeballs and product conversions based on that feedback, so they are less concerned with the corruption even if it longer term can likely sour consumers on the trustworthiness of the whole platform.
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Now scientists have determined that humans and their honeyguides communicate with each other through an extraordinary exchange of sounds and gestures, which are used only for honey hunting and serve to convey enthusiasm, trustworthiness and a commitment to the dangerous business of separating bees from their hives.
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Clinton sorely needs to win over liberals and millennials, who strongly favored Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont in the Democratic primary; many of them still doubt her trustworthiness as a progressive and oppose her stands on Wall Street reform, free trade, the minimum wage and fracking.
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"Facebook management responded thoroughly to legislators' concerns and implemented a comprehensive plan to uphold the trustworthiness of its digital communities," Danoff said in a question-and-answer portion of the commentary, which was dated June 30 and included in a 'Fidelity Investment Insights' email on Monday.
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Local news stations – and the news in general – bases its reputation for trustworthiness on a commitment to truth and thereby neutrality, a neutrality that has been a guiding principle of American journalism for generations, and which today's divided political environment has been sending to the dogs.
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Some Republicans, including GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump, have accused her of committing a crime, and it's no wonder, based on the drip-drip-drip nature of the investigation and Clinton's terrible defense of herself, that her ratings on honesty and trustworthiness are deep in negative territory.
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In "Leadership BS," a book published last year, Jeffrey Pfeffer, a professor at Stanford's Graduate School of Business, identifies five virtues that are almost universally praised by popular leadership writers—modesty, authenticity, truthfulness, trustworthiness, and selflessness—and argues that most real-world leaders ignore these virtues.
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Indeed, there's no real evidence that her declining numbers have much to do with her support for or prevarication on Medicare for All, though it's perfectly plausible that voters would perceive a certain lack of trustworthiness because of her dodge on how to pay for it.
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Photo: Chris Pizzello (AP)Following critical coverage of his electric car company, Tesla, Elon Musk has been on a Twitter tear against the media, threatening to build a service that would allow the general public to rank the trustworthiness and "core truth" of stories, journalists, publications, and editors.
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Photo: Eric Risberg (AP)As disclosed by the Washington Post this morning, Facebook has been ranking users on their trustworthiness in identifying false information—though in a statement to Gizmodo, the platform distanced itself from implications that trust rank is broadly applicable to all facets of the network.
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But the apparently disorganized GOP response was all the more notable since there are solid political reasons for Republicans to try to prolong the fallout from the email controversy — beyond the simple fact that it will likely exacerbate public doubts over Clinton's trustworthiness and character — her top political liability.
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To check for political favoritism among the 10,000 human evaluators at Google who rank sources on "expertise" and "trustworthiness," the Economist "wrote a program to obtain Google results for any keyword" and then ran it on a browser with no history in a "politically centrist" part of Kansas.
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Nearly 70 percent of middle schoolers thought they had no reason to distrust a sponsored finance article written by the CEO of a bank, and many students evaluate the trustworthiness of tweets based on their level of detail and the size of attached photos, according to the Journal.
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They said the central pillars of any attack on Warren's trustworthiness would be based on her assertion that she would not raise taxes on the middle class to pay for her ambitious Medicare for All healthcare system overhaul, and the controversy over her previous claims of Native American ancestry.
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Clinton slogs through a stretch of middling polls, with voters still sharply questioning her honesty and trustworthiness, the family has already bowed at least somewhat to election-year pressures: Mr. Clinton told foundation employees last month that the organization would stop accepting foreign or corporate donations if Mrs.
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Newsguard, which ranks websites by trustworthiness, said in early March that "health care hoax sites" have received more than 142 times as much social media engagement in the past 90 days as the websites for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization combined.
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"When [voters] get a sense that Trump is really in it for himself, which his bankruptcy proceedings show," it undermines his trustworthiness in the minds of voters, said David McIntosh, the president of conservative group Club for Growth, which has lashed out at Trump in a series of ads.
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A study released Sunday by The Global Disinformation Index, a UK nonprofit that rates sites' trustworthiness, found that 70% of roughly 1,700 disinformation sites it analyzed were getting so-called "programmatic ads" — ads placed automatically — from Google, putting brand names such as Audi and Sprint next to junk content.
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How much better, indeed, if before pulling the voting lever, we as voters asked ourselves which aspiring commander in chief and would-be legislator has earned the privilege of leadership by best demonstrating the character of a true leader — trustworthiness rooted in the values of integrity and respect?
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders running evenly among voters who valued honesty and trustworthiness more than any other candidate qualities, some Clinton allies are deeply concerned that she could struggle with white men in the general election, and Republicans like Mr. Trump have made clear that they intend to sweep white Americans.
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From his taunts about aging rappers ("talking about these other rappers getting old is even getting old") to his laments about the trustworthiness of partners and dodging paternal lawsuits — Drake spent his early career painting a picture of his worst fears, and has spent his midcareer walking into the painting himself.
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Republicans, Democrats and former officials who have served administrations of both parties say the Trump move hands a victory to Syria, Russia and Iran, betrays the Kurds, will reverse gains against ISIS and will undermine US credibility and trustworthiness in a way that will make it harder to form future alliances.
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Over the last few weeks, Facebook has announced changes to its News Feed that would prioritize content from friends and family; introduced features that will allow users to "rank" news outlets based on trustworthiness; and acknowledged mistakes in its handling of fake news and general abuse of the site's platform.
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Sanders is the king of credibility in the 22019 campaign because no matter how the question is posed, and no matter whether it is party members or all voters who are polled, Sanders leads all Democratic and all Republican candidate when it comes to honesty, trustworthiness or net favorable/unfavorable ratings.
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Trump earlier this year signed an executive order designed to keep Beijing at bay on AI. Last week, as required by the order, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) proposed a plan to work with industry and academia on new metrics and standards for accuracy, "trustworthiness" and bias of AI systems.
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Both Hassan and her Senate rival in New Hampshire, incumbent Kelly Ayotte, at times have been forced to grapple with the unpopularity at the top of their party's ticket -- in Hassan's case, answering questions about Clinton's trustworthiness and public record; for Ayotte, answering questions about Donald Trump's divisive rhetoric and controversial policy positions.
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Study: Public water supply is unsafe for millions It is also a reminder of how vacuous the policy debates have been over the role of government in the 123 presidential race, as most of the attention has focused on Donald Trump's temperament and gaffes, along with Hillary Clinton's trustworthiness and her email scandal.
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For those in that group, an individual's bias was calculated for each article by taking the absolute value difference in trustworthiness ratings between his or her rating and the mean score for that article as provided by blind reviewers; the rating uses a scale of one to five, with increments of 267.
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Furthermore, concerns about the trustworthiness of these Chinese companies seems hugely hypocritical when you consider that the FBI asked Apple to create a special government-only backdoor into iOS—and continues to push the need for encryption backdoors—which is the exact thing they are worried about the People's Republic doing with Apple's Chinese competitors.
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Screenshot: GizmodoIf you are going to install an app from outside the Play Store on Android—either to test something out or to play Fortnite, maybe—be very, very careful about checking its trustworthiness, and make sure you download it from a trusted, verified source (so the Epic Games website, in the case of Fortnite).
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That's why one veteran of the campaign trail, Nicolle Wallace, former communications adviser to President George W. Bush, says Sunday's belated disclosure of her pneumonia diagnosis – at a time when polls show that Clinton's trustworthiness is seriously questioned by a substantial chunk of voters – is more a political issue than a real medical one.
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You can have a conversation where you express some skepticism of what another character is saying about their motivations, but you can also select an option to act on that skepticism and roll a perception check against that character as you attempt to discern and reach firm conclusions about the trustworthiness of what you're hearing.
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Kenny would probably say that Sanders taps into deep currents of public revulsion against a politics and economy rigged by insiders, that he taps into economic anxiety that is far deeper with many voters than economic data suggests, doing so with an authenticity and trustworthiness that is a rare and precious commodity in politics today.
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As the situation on the ground deteriorates, Republicans, Democrats and former officials who have served administrations of both parties say the Trump move hands a victory to Syria, Russia and Iran, betrays the Kurds, will reverse gains against ISIS and will undermine US credibility and trustworthiness in ways that will make it harder to form future alliances.
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He labeled his Democratic presidential opponent, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 85033 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE, "Crooked Hillary" during the general election, a moniker that some experts say contributed to Clinton's overall difficulties proving her trustworthiness among voters.
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"I have seen several similar bodies at the North; the Federal Congress; and the Parliament of Great Britain, in both its branches, on occasions of great moment; but none of them commanded my involuntary respect for their simple manly dignity and trustworthiness for the duties that engaged them, more than the General Assembly of Texas," he wrote .
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But what I do in the last three pages that turns out to be -- others who have read the book say -- prescient is I throw out there the idea that unless she can deal with her record about trustworthiness and honesty, then that part of the equation is going to increasingly define her and perhaps cost her the election.
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However, there are exceptions to the New Jersey Rules of Professional Conduct, which say a lawyer may not commit a criminal act that reflects adversely on the lawyer's honesty, trustworthiness or fitness as a lawyer in other respects; engage in conduct involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit or misrepresentation; or engage in conduct that is prejudicial to the administration of justice.
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To combat this, the industry is working on standards to add trustworthiness to caller ID. "The wireless community — including wireless providers, handset vendors, and system providers — is united in its efforts to defeat robocalls," said Krista Witanowski, an assistant vice president of regulatory affairs at CTIA, a trade group that represents the wireless industry, in an e-mailed statement.
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Newsguard, which ranks websites by trustworthiness, said in early March that "health care hoax sites are exponentially more popular than websites of public health institutions," receiving more than 142 times as much social media engagement in the past 90 days as the websites for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization combined.
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For those of us who are as shy of credit cards as a 20-something Miranda, "credit" typically refers to two metrics: your credit history, which details your interactions with various creditors and loans, and your three-digit credit score, which illustrates your trustworthiness in three-digit shorthand for lenders who might be considering spotting you some cash.
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Perhaps it's Nextdoor's verification — and the intimacy of connecting with genuine neighbors who share concerns about that one house that leaves their trash bins out for too long, or repeat porch package thieves caught on hidden doorbell cameras — that gives Nextdoor users, especially ones not particularly attuned to the ways internet scammers work, a false sense of security and trustworthiness.
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For the leading Republicans to promise to keep people at their desks until the age of 65, give up the 35-hour week or abolish the wealth tax risks antagonising the very voters they will need to win over if they are to defeat the FN. This is why any candidate aspiring to beat Ms Le Pen must evince trustworthiness.
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"Wonder Woman", a film from Marvel's rival comic-book pantheon, DC, was rapturously received in 2017 not just because of the pent-up longing for a superhero film with a strong female lead, but because the director, Patty Jenkins, and her star, Gal Gadot, imbued their Diana with the classic characteristics of heroism: nobility, martial skill, trustworthiness, compassion and courage.
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In addition to the image of the bride and groom, Mr. Ganesan's Facebook page offers small insights into his interests: a photograph of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris, where he traveled last year, and an image of Rock Lee, a character from the Japanese cartoon series Naruto who is known for his calm demeanor, large appetite and trustworthiness.
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What makes Sanders special, what drives his huge surge of small donors far in excess of anything achieved by any other candidate of either party, is that he champions a progressive populism with an integrity and clarity that makes him the king of credibility in the campaign with numbers for honesty and trustworthiness that are unmatched by any other candidate in either party.
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In other words, while the United States government looks for the exits in countries like Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, the moral imperative to extricate loyal friends from our conflicts is in danger of being ignored in favor of curbing immigration at home — an ethical disaster, signaling an American lack of trustworthiness that would plague American national security efforts for decades.
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Polls show Clinton is running neck-and-neck with Republican Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE when it comes to questions about trustworthiness and honesty — a troubling sign for the Democrat.
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The two sides obviously have different ideas about whether following Obama's lead is a good thing -- 59% of Clinton supporters do, 78% of Trump supporters don't, according to Pew -- but when thinking about how the two sides interpret the candidates' positions and measure their trustworthiness, this little nugget underlines just how differently Americans perceive not only Clinton and Trump, but some of the core questions animating the campaign.
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"I'm wondering if you think that undermines her trustworthiness with the American people and if you agree with Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE that she should release the transcripts of her highly paid speeches to Wall Street?" he continued.
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Each trusted entity would have a portion of the security secret (as described above) in its portion of the ledger; when a user seeks to ascertain the trustworthiness of a service or site that relies on this scheme, the security system searches through the ledger for the required polynomials, enabling the creation of a new random symmetric key that can be used in an advanced encryption standard (AES) authentication scheme over a single channel.
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That challenge is compounded by the fact that whichever candidate emerged victorious last Tuesday, Trump or Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, would have taken office with a severe deficit of trust — significant numbers of votes in exit polls had questioned the honesty and trustworthiness of both candidates.
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Quijano did make a passing reference to the email scandal when asking Democratic VP nominee Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE about Clinton's trustworthiness, but nothing specifically about the leaking or mishandling of classified information.
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Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE on Sunday dismissed concerns that trustworthiness is an obstacle for running mate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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