DeGuerin tells PEOPLE that Durst is unconnected to these cases.
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He also said his departure is unconnected to those acquisition stories.
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The company says the efforts are unconnected to its advertising business.
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Both operate on walled-off, encrypted systems unconnected to the broader Internet.
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The Israeli company's proposals appear unconnected to Russian interference in the election.
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I have also been through a settlement case, unconnected to my assaults.
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If words were unconnected to reality, his own racist screeds would hardly matter.
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There are just ... phrases, unconnected to the phrases that precede and follow them.
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But the burdens are widespread, touching corners of society seemingly unconnected to education.
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Instead, the secretary's stake was sold to a third party unconnected to Blavatnik.
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Those of us unconnected to these killings hear an ever-expanding list of names.
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Twitter and Instagram accounts unconnected to Russian trolls spread their content to both platforms.
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All French nouns require a gender, which is often unconnected to the thing itself.
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The parliamentary difficulties for May are not unconnected to the problems inside her Cabinet.
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The Times reports that the Israeli company's pitches appear unconnected to Moscow's interference campaign.
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And they say police avoided collecting personal information from people unconnected to the robbery.
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Protesters still want an independent body, unconnected to the government, to examine police tactics.
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Pierce confirmed that but tells PEOPLE police believe the incident is unconnected to her death.
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Both he and Paula work full-time jobs wholly unconnected to farming, elsewhere in Michigan.
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To their surprise, doing so disrupted portions of anatomy that had seemed unconnected to flight.
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His victims were from different parts of the country and were otherwise unconnected to one another.
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Income taxes normally create deadweight loss, but this is not true for incomes unconnected to merit.
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Her exemplar is Laura Palmer, of "Twin Peaks," an idea of a girl unconnected to reality.
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I brought evidence of two more women unconnected to me who were also claiming sexual assault.
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"God, no," Dr. David Maron, a Stanford cardiologist unconnected to the White House, later told the Times.
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" But Michigan attorney Aaron Larson, who is also unconnected to the case, calls the damages figure "extraordinary.
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I am not suggesting that environmental degradation is unconnected to social and political unrest — it definitely is.
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But it became so watered down, by 28500, the proposed tunnel was unconnected to any existing rails.
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Yet his ties to the group were buried in French paperwork and went unconnected to later cases.
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There was a parish nearby, unconnected to the school, and that lovely man was the priest there.
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Meanwhile, far cleaner gas-fired power plants are "stranded", either unconnected to pipelines or spurned by electricity distributors.
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In his telling, suicidal depression is a physical ailment, as unconnected to the patient's moral character as cancer.
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In a statement, Desa defended Mr. Castillo and its employees, saying they were "totally unconnected" to the crime.
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It is apparently unconnected to known risk factors like social isolation or the chronic diseases of old age.
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Experts unconnected to Umzimkhulu's politics, like Robert Brusse, an architect specializing in heritage buildings, agreed something was wrong.
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But Clinton had perception problems that were totally unconnected to her fundraisers and not shared by other Democrats.
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Hasan was in the car with a man, whom authorities believe is unconnected to the counterfeit scheme, Duran says.
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It says that the timing of the July 13 options grant was unconnected to the indictment of Mr Ecclestone.
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Federal prosecutors unconnected to Mueller are particularly interested in how much foreign money went into his inaugural committee's coffers.
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Eventually, the right employee bought one and plugged it into the system that was completely unconnected to the internet.
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I spent a lot of time by myself and always felt a little isolated and unconnected to the world.
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Sony has perhaps the most mainstream-ready device, although even it cannot operate unconnected to a late-model PlayStation.
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He said he felt unconnected to the mayhem in his homeland because he was so young when he left.
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This is something unconnected to Russia, I am 100 percent convinced of that, and we'll see what Mueller does.
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"Many of the websites listed in the F.D.A. letter belong to other entities completely unconnected to CanaRx," he said.
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The space felt like a business outpost created to flog art that is almost entirely unconnected to the community.
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But Kate is busy with a plotline that's entirely unconnected to the things happening with the rest of the family.
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Here's Jack, a man who runs into a train with such force that his head becomes unconnected to his body.
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Nor is it quite exciting: It returns that violence to a perfect laboratory state, comic, sterile, unconnected to human reality.
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He has also told us that his recent Twitter rant is unconnected to his mental health, that he is fine.
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Astronaut Bruce McCandless became the first person to fly unconnected to a spacecraft during a Challenger mission called STS-41B.
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Federal prosecutors months later charged Shkreli with a raft of criminal counts that were unconnected to the Daraprim pricing imbroglio.
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What to do about these lone terrorists who are unconnected to formal jihadist organizations or to right-wing extremist groups?
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If it was just a data breach and it was seemingly unconnected to elections, people would just have a generalized shrug.
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By the summer, Rosfinmonitoring had made a series of requests about individuals and companies seemingly unconnected to ISIS or jihadi terror.
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J.C. A lone song suddenly released by Maxwell, as yet unconnected to an album, arrives like a threnody for liberal democracy.
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Selena Gomez just posted a puzzling message ... calling herself, "unauthentic" and "unconnected" to herself and her music hours after a concert.
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He said the telemarketer about whom concerns had been raised had since left the organization for reasons unconnected to any complaint.
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Writing for five members of the court, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said the state's approach was unconnected to modern medical consensus.
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His "conspiracy against the United States" is actually another fraud allegation that is unconnected to Trump, the campaign, or the election.
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As many critics have pointed out, it doesn't include interviews with people who knew Jackson and were unconnected to Robson and Safechuck.
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"Ten years ago, anything, honestly anything, would sell out," says Sakina Hassanali of Hass Consult, a property agency unconnected to Hass Petroleum.
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Criminal profiler John Kelly, who is unconnected to the case, told PEOPLE on Thursday that he believes Paddock was born a killer.
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He suffered sepsis after one and also has bladder problems unconnected to his DSD, which will mean further surgery in the future.
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However, there is something else that happened to change radically at exactly the time Obama was elected, for reasons unconnected to him.
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TROON, Scotland — From the start on Saturday, Phil Mickelson and Henrik Stenson seemed unconnected to the rest of the British Open field.
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Unfortunately, Coop is also the most ancillary character, part of Spencer's Crenshaw past and largely unconnected to the engine of the story.
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It grew out of a post on Facebook, was unconnected to any established women's organization, and has no set list of demands.
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"I am amazed that there was no forensic psychiatrist conducting a forensic psychiatric autopsy," Bursztajn, who is unconnected to the case, tells PEOPLE.
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"Tonight I felt extremely unauthentic, unconnected to both myself and my music," she wrote in a screenshot of a note she had written.
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Regulators have largely given the country's platforms free rein—which may not be unconnected to the fact that they are now fervent lobbyists.
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Being unconnected to one another didn't seem to hurt the dishes; if anything, they gained something from the surprise of each new segue.
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The reason remains unknown, but it is apparently unconnected to known risk factors like social isolation or the chronic diseases of old age.
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Lone-wolf shooters are often unconnected to organizations like international terrorist groups, which federal authorities can more easily pursue to charge with crimes.
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You see a movie in a dark room unconnected to the outside world (assuming you obeyed the reminder to switch off your cellphone).
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He was born almost two years ago in mid-coast Maine with a birth defect that left his throat unconnected to his stomach.
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Ongoing "selective annexation" keeps such settlements, sometimes just a mile or two away from larger cities, unconnected to robust water and sewer systems.
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If we're asking for more engagement from people who feel unconnected to the parties and hold negative views of democracy, we run two risks.
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Rollen recently faced unwanted attention over insider share trading charges against him, related to a purchase of shares in a firm unconnected to Hexagon.
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A Shell spokesperson said the decision to file a criminal complaint against its former employee over the sale was unconnected to the arbitration case.
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"They ransacked the place," Lackman recalled when I interviewed him in his new Montreal apartment (the move was unconnected to the litigation, he said).
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Even though immigration—not unconnected to EU membership—was the third most important concern for voters in the 2015 election, Europe itself ranked seventh.
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There is no finessing my segue to Mike's story because, as I said last time, it is increasingly unconnected to the Jimmy-Kim show.
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The images that follow these seem, at first, both disparate and unconnected to the theme of self-examination that the show so boldly announces.
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Donald Trump Jr. and the Fox News host Laura Ingraham characterized Tuesday's Republican defeat for Kentucky governor as entirely unconnected to President Donald Trump.
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The $1 million penalty would also seem unconnected to any measure of reasonable or cognizable damages that a court would be willing to enforce.
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Graham has woven a case for endless war unconnected to any considerations of necessity, prudence, cost, or even real danger to the United States.
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They developed a make-believe plan, made up of lies about Obamacare and talking points about their own plan that were unconnected to reality.
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Even so, CNN quotes two law enforcement sources who say the probe has also extended to possible financial crimes unconnected to the 2016 election.
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"It's as if the trial has never happened, and it's as if the indictment has never happened," says Healy, who is unconnected to the case.
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The illnesses are unconnected to a similar E. coli outbreak that began late last year, resulting in one death and 25 infections, the C.D.C. said.
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"Millions of American jobs that appear unconnected to international trade — disproportionately lower-skilled and lower-wage jobs — would be at risk," according to the study.
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Ferguson said the rule violates the Immigration and Nationality Act by redefining "public charge" in a way unconnected to its original meaning and Congress' intent.
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Putin last week conceded that "patriotic minded" private Russian hackers unconnected to the government could be behind major hacks that interfered in other nation's elections.
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But American officials said on Thursday that the investigation here was unconnected to the one in India and involved a separate ring of call centers.
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Peter Wehner IT'S an odd feeling when you find yourself effectively living on an island unconnected to people with whom you were once politically close.
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We had subjected Nicodemus to some questioning at the time, but eventually we discovered that the reason for the suicide was unconnected to the school.
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She was once the Michigan Republican state chairwoman, a fact completely unconnected to the $200 million or so her family has donated to the party.
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It said the video was shot in a setting that was unconnected to a fraternity function and did not take place on any chapter premises.
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At one point, in an effort to contextualize the story, Farrier goes to meet a tickle fetishist in Miami — one completely unconnected to Jane O'Brien Media.
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In fact, Deadline suggests that DuVernay's New Gods film (to be scripted by Chasing Mavericks screenwriter Kario Salem) will be unconnected to the other DC movies.
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The TBI confirmed Tuesday that Cummins bought hair dye at a local Wal-Mart days before Thomas' disappearance — but said it was unconnected to the case.
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Murray Abraham) was only overlapping with Carrie's (Claire Danes) plot a little, and the Quinn (Rupert Friend) recovery plotline was almost entirely unconnected to everything else.
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Justifying the move, Morrison said there was "growing evidence" of community transmission of the virus within Australia, unconnected to people who had been infected while overseas.
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Half the screen is covered by maroon-and-purple stripes, and, often, a neon-yellow "alert" scrolls across the right-hand corner, unconnected to any news.
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Investing in stocks unconnected to China is a theme Firestone carried over from Wednesday's "Halftime Report," when she cautioned against getting too deeply invested in the semiconductors.
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They did—incorrectly—and innocent men unconnected to the attack were harassed, interrogated by reporters, and even ended up on the cover of The New York Post.
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But by setting timetables for forced reductions unconnected to conditions on the ground, Mr Obama has given encouragement to the Taliban and left Afghan forces cruelly exposed.
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That eats into agricultural or forest lands, and expands into areas that are far from jobs and largely unconnected to municipal services like water and public transit.
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That team, composed of prosecutors unconnected to Cohen's case, would have reviewed his files and withheld items protected by attorney-client privilege from the prosecutors investigating him.
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That team would be comprised of lawyers unconnected to the investigation, who would then let the main investigators see records that aren't protected by attorney-client privilege.
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As long as Lily's feet are off the ground — to continue the metaphor, as long as she remains unconnected to other people — she believes she'll escape unscathed.
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His cries of "PRESIDENTIAL HARASSMENT" and "WITCH HUNT" are typed out online in all caps at all times of day, sometimes seemingly unconnected to any instigating event.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday said "patriotic minded" private Russian hackers unconnected to the government could be behind major hacks that interfered in other nations' elections.
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Cohen has argued that some of the documents and data seized from him under a warrant are protected by attorney-client privilege or otherwise unconnected to the investigation.
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I actually preferred the dated-feeling scenes to the ones in New York, which stylistically felt completely unconnected to the world of Twin Peaks that we already know.
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The combination of steep mountain slopes and deforestation makes Haiti vulnerable to deadly mudslides from heavy downpours unconnected to hurricanes, let alone full-fledged major hurricanes like Matthew.
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They also said that the nine people who were infected are unconnected to each other, and are a mix of students living in on- and off-campus housing.
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Heimir Hallgrimsson is a laid-back leader and sometime dentist who sees success for Iceland's national team as a continuing journey unconnected to its 21 World Cup finish.
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The president's allies have said the aid delay was unconnected to Trump's requests that Ukrainian officials announce investigations that stood to undercut his domestic political opponents, including Biden.
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In MacCarthy's book, the storms of his private life tend to be tallied on one side of the ledger, unconnected to the goings on in his professional world.
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It was clear that O'Rourke came armed with stories about average people, but the stories frequently fell flat and felt unconnected to the rest of what he was saying.
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But earlier this month, the Russian president said "patriotic minded" private Russian hackers unconnected to the government could be behind the major hacks that interfered in other nations' elections.
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The Supreme Court confronted the issue of whether a court can freeze "innocent" funds unconnected to any violation before there is a verdict in the prosecution of Sila Luis.
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On June 19th, however, Darren Osborne , a man unconnected to National Action, drove a van into a group of Muslims outside a mosque in North London, killing one worshipper.
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But an eight-episode series provides enough room to shade the lives of Chief Hopper and Dr. Brenner; even the boys' teacher gets a beat unconnected to the children.
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If they reject funding for departments unconnected to border security, Republicans could be seen as holding those agencies and their roughly 800,000 affected workers hostage to Trump's wall demand.
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One of the issues that catalyzed the protests was opposition to rumored economic plans unconnected to tax reform - including a cut to the minimum wage - which Duque denies supporting.
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Page made a similar argument in her closed-door interview with the panels, saying that her and Strzok's professional decisions were unconnected to the personal text messages they exchanged.
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Lawyers unconnected to the case say that Flynn, who is still tentatively scheduled to be sentenced next month, faces very long odds in getting Sullivan to undo the plea.
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Even if you are determined to remain permanently unconnected to this manager, you're better off knowing exactly how to mute, block or otherwise control and limit your online audience.
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Many of those protesting appear young and unconnected to the educated, politically connected middle-class who poured into the streets to challenge the reelection of hardliner Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in 2009.
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In July, two months after starting her tour, Gomez posted an emotionally reflective message to fans on Instagram saying she felt "extremely unauthentic" and "unconnected" to herself and her music.
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It would be shortsighted and self-defeating of the generals running Thailand to insist on dismissing these latest attacks as a partisan vendetta unconnected to the conflict in the south.
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The price of producing power from solar mini-grids – installations unconnected to larger national grid systems – is expected to fall by at least 60 percent over the next two decades.
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Defense lawyers unconnected to the case said Cohen and his legal team would be better served preparing for what they believe is a likely indictment than focusing on fighting Avenatti.
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Unlike other strains of anti-Semitism that have been reawakened in Britain, particularly in left-wing circles, N.A.'s hatred of Jews was ostensibly unconnected to the Israel-Palestine issue.
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The data was used by Cambridge Analytica, a company unconnected to the British university, to target the delivery of political messages in Donald Trump's presidential campaign, according to a whistleblower.
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These effects of identity-based ideology on political evaluations are psychological and emotional, and help explain how "liberals" and "conservatives" may dislike each other for reasons unconnected to their opinions.
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Reports indicate that Sony's Spider-Man series, which also may include films centered on the characters Silver Sable and Black Cat, will be largely unconnected to the coming "Avengers" movies.
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They have since established religious groups that they say are unconnected to violence, though the United States maintains those groups are fronts for funneling money and fighters to militants targeting India.
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Chazelle had yet to make a film, and studios doubted the commercial potential of a musical created by a first-time feature film director and unconnected to a hit Broadway show.
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Investigative experts who spoke with PEOPLE, but who are unconnected to the case, say that Chris appears to have been trying to control a situation that was spinning away from him.
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On Wednesday, 56-year-old Lee Chun-jae confessed to carrying out nine of the murders and five additional murders unconnected to the Hwaseong series, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported.
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Separately, Alaska officials disclosed on Monday that one of the state's election-related servers had been breached on Election Day 2016 by a hacker who apparently was unconnected to the Russians.
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The police commissioner for Anambra State, Garba Umar, said the shooting was "not unconnected to a kind of a 'gang war' " involving drug lords active in both Nigeria and South Africa.
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For example, when people are exposed to a conspiratorial claim about government statistics (unemployment rate), this lowers their trust in government institutions — including institutions that are unconnected to the allegations (e.g.
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She wound up getting in touch with Common Cause, an advocacy group that works on voting rights issues, apparently to find a lawyer unconnected to her dad to help settle his estate.
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Republicans have been remarkably successful in delinking taxes from fiscal policy, "framing" taxes as a distasteful personal burden unconnected to widely desired public goods like roads, food-safety inspections or clean water.
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Tuesday's attack, while less deadly, was by some accounts more resonant, as it seemed unconnected to Turkish domestic politics and designed to deal a blow to the country's $30 billion tourism industry.
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Episodes are largely unconnected to one another, though the characters — played by Orlando Bloom, Malin Akerman, Marc Maron, Hannibal Buress, and Emily Ratajkowski, among others — are swimming in similar waters in Chicago.
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That is particularly good news for communities in parts of Africa, Asia and other parts of the world that remain unconnected to power grids and without access to modern energy, experts said.
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Unconnected to the FCA's investigations, St James's Place , one of Britain's biggest financial advisers, said it would no longer accept new transfer requests from the steelworkers, but would complete those in the pipeline.
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" Michael J. Connolly, a Boston defense attorney and former federal prosecutor who is unconnected to the case, says he believes the charge against Spacey is appropriate and that it's a "very tryable case.
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Rail experts say the timetable chaos has exposed the weakness of Britain's fragmented rail sector, where trains are operated by a myriad of firms unconnected to Network Rail, which looks after the tracks.
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Photo: Frank Augstein (AP)Marcus Hutchins, the security researcher best known for helping to stop the widespread WannaCry ransomware attack, has pleaded guilty to charges related to malware unconnected to the 2017 attack.
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During more than six hours of closed-door testimony, Page said that he informed Sessions about his coming July 2016 trip to Russia, which Page told CNN was unconnected to his campaign role.
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Asked about those contracts, a McKinsey spokesman said the company's work focused primarily on administration and organization and was unconnected to immigration policy, including the separation of children and parents at the border.
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Late last year, Ms. Hofeller said, she contacted the Raleigh office of the advocacy group Common Cause, seeking its help in finding a lawyer unconnected to her father to help settle his estate.
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The stock market is best understood not as a presidential poll but as a barometer of the nation's current economic mood, and it remains buoyant now for reasons unconnected to the White House.
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Claire Enders, founder of Enders Analysis, a media and telecom industry research company in London, said it was "inconceivable" that Mr. O'Reilly's departure this week was unconnected to the scrutiny surrounding the takeover.
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Indeed, the proposed policy change would be a benefit given the explosion of administrative costs at universities in recent years, much of which appear unconnected to the core research mission of a university.
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In the opinion of criminologist Philip Stinson, who like Yeagar is unconnected to the case but who analyzed footage from Chris' interviews, the incongruity of him speaking to reporters likely has a simple explanation.
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Facebook's head of cybersecurity policy, Nathaniel Gleicher, wrote that the takedowns are unconnected to each other and that the company cracked down on them based on their behavior, not the content that they posted.
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While publicly condemning Agent Rodgers, the sheriff nonetheless demanded silence from F.D.L.E., even threatening a young agent unconnected to the case who had expressed his opinion in casual conversation with another law enforcement official.
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Trump Jr. went on the hunting trip, the source said, but it was unconnected to his decision not to go before the committee, which was due to the disagreement over the scope of his testimony.
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Rollen, who was cleared of all accusations in an unanimous verdict last year, risks a prison sentence if found guilty over his 2015 purchase of shares in Next Biometrics, a Norwegian firm unconnected to Hexagon.
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We need to create an independent media source that makes no pretense of generating a profit or even enough income to pay its employees, and is totally unconnected to the state or any private individuals.
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Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham is investigating the allegations of abuse related to FISA in his committee, but he argued the expiring authorities should be extended because they are unconnected to the 2016 election concerns.
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And hedge funds that wager on things like bonds, currencies and the likelihood of corporate mergers boast that their performances are unconnected to the stock markets and can rise in bull and bear markets alike.
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"To prevent the government from pursuing that objective by enforcing [the ban] against foreign nationals unconnected to the United States would appreciably injure its interests without alleviating obvious hardship to anyone else," the court said.
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Rollen, who was cleared of all accusations in an unanimous verdict last year, risks a prison sentence if found guilty over his October 2015 purchase of shares in Next Biometrics , a Norwegian firm unconnected to Hexagon.
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She was born in South Carolina's Lowcountry—a rural, marshy, estuarine region then unconnected to the American mainland—and grew up speaking Gullah, a creole English similar to dialects used in the Caribbean and Sierra Leone.
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Rollen, who was cleared of all accusations in an unanimous verdict last year, risks a prison sentence if found guilty over his October 2015 purchase of shares in Next Biometrics, a Norwegian firm unconnected to Hexagon.
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There are 900 houses in the township of Lightning Ridge, but an additional 1,750 camps on the opal fields, where miners often live alone in tents or trailers, unconnected to the town's water and electricity supply.
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Of 85 Zika cases unconnected to travel among Florida residents, 31 were associated with Wynwood and 36 with Miami Beach, a spokeswoman for the Florida Department of Health, Mara Gambineri, said in an email on Monday.
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Justice Clarence Thomas, writing for the majority in the 5-to-3 decision, said such searches do not violate the Fourth Amendment when the warrant is valid and unconnected to the conduct that prompted the stop.
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The spokeswoman said the problems were unconnected to planned maintenance work that took place on Friday and declined to say exactly how many of the 1.9 million customers who use TSB's digital banking services were affected.
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A second source close to SABMiller described the long-planned meeting as "routine" prior to an AGM and said it was unconnected to recent stakebuilding by activist investors The Children's Investment Fund Management (TCI) and Elliott Advisors.
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As the Post noted, there has "long been disagreement within the SEC and by legal scholars" about whether it has the legal authority to pursue cases like this, as the hackers were unconnected to all companies involved.
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The unemployment rate would reach 8.6 percent, and more than 4 million jobs could be lost: Millions of American jobs that appear unconnected to international trade—disproportionately lower-skilled and lower-wage jobs—would be at risk.
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Both administrations have argued that ISIS is an offshoot of al-Qaeda, but the Assad regime is unconnected to that, and lawmakers were quickly calling for a new war authorization for the latest strikes late Thursday evening.
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The unemployment rate would reach 8.6 percent, and more than 13 million jobs could be lost: Millions of American jobs that appear unconnected to international trade—disproportionately lower-skilled and lower-wage jobs—would be at risk.
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"To prevent the government from pursuing that objective by enforcing [the ban] against foreign nationals unconnected to the United States would appreciably injure its interests without alleviating obvious hardship to anyone else," the court said on Monday.
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But in a sign of alarm over the volatile situation, leaders of several organizations associated with the movement put out formal statements that repeatedly described the Dallas attacker as a lone gunman, unconnected to the group's cause.
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I loved acting, still do, but I knew, after 14 years of working professionally, that it wasn't worth it to me, and the reasons were not unconnected to the tone of that meeting almost 20 years ago.
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The Supreme Court, though it ruled 5-4 in the 2008 Heller case that an individual has the right to own a gun unconnected to service in a militia, has left the door open to sensible regulation.
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Mr. Trump also recognized that the principal reason for this disconnection is that the party's penchant for tax-cutting has devolved from a policy preference into a sacred cult, unconnected to reality or anything resembling fiscal conservatism.
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"From Cosby's perspective, the chance to get a Pittsburgh jury rather than a Montgomery County jury would have been appealing," said Anne Poulin, a professor emeritus of law at Villanova University who is unconnected to the case.
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Republicans leaving Thursday's closed-door interview argued that Volker testimony in fact pushed back on the Democrats impeachment claims, and will likely turn to Volker's comments he believed foreign aid was unconnected to Giuliani's push for an investigation.
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While many lawsuits have been filed over the government's handling of particular manuscripts, the new one appears to be the first to challenge the underlying system itself, unconnected to any particular disputed piece of writing, legal specialists said.
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Ambrosio Rodriguez, a Los Angeles prosecutor turned defense attorney who is unconnected to the case, told PEOPLE that Chris' case could take years to prosecute given its high profile and because he could be sentenced to die if convicted.
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The space in which the film is shown — a darkened gallery where one watches a blank screen at first, hearing the sounds of something as yet unconnected to meaning — is a negative space, one gradually filling up with meaning.
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At first glance, the TV iteration of The Exorcist seemed completely unconnected to the 1973 film that has terrified audiences for decades, but Friday's episode of the Fox thriller revealed that the show isn't a reimagining — it's a sequel.
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But a massive new government data sweep that is unconnected to legal standards for determining pay discrimination – or any other practical purpose, for that matter – will only layer more red tape on job creators, adding nothing to this debate.
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Several of these "symbolic" covers, which were unconnected to any specific story, were published over the next few years, although Campbell — who thought that homosexuality was a sign of cultural decline — seems never to have noticed their homoerotic overtones.
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In theory, Eric and Don Jr. are supposed to be totally unconnected to the government, running the family business in a manner so separate from the president that they might easily be working in a totally different dimension. Hahaha.
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CNN's KFile reported that Gillibrand signed an amicus brief, submitted to the Supreme Court, that argued for overturning a handgun ban in Washington, DC, and that private gun ownership was a guaranteed right unconnected to service in a militia.
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While Russia has long supported Mr. Assad, it joined the war as a combatant last year, launching airstrikes it said targeted the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, although it mostly bombed opposition forces unconnected to the Islamic State.
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If they reject funding bills for departments unconnected to border security, Republicans could be seen as holding those agencies and their roughly 800,000 affected workers hostage to Trump's desire to build a wall that Democrats say would be ineffective and impractical.
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For example, last week, a YouTube search for "immunization" in a session unconnected to any personalized data or watch history produced an initial top search result for a video from Rehealthify that says vaccines help protect children from certain diseases.
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DiGenova told the Wall Street Journal at the time that it was unconnected to Firtash's case; CNN reported Wednesday that the two men were telling people they were heading there to set up an interview for Sean Hannity with Shokin.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister David Cameron has delayed a trip to Saudi Arabia, the Times newspaper reported on Tuesday, but cited senior officials as saying this was unconnected to regional tensions sparked by the execution of a Shi'ite Muslim cleric.
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Seemingly unconnected to any political purpose and intended to kill indiscriminately, be it by gunfire, explosions or, in the case of a restaurant in Bangladesh, an arsenal including swords, the violence has cut across religions, national identities, ages and professions.
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Health chiefs said on Wednesday the risk to the public was low, though the exposure of two people apparently unconnected to espionage or the former Soviet Union will stoke fears that traces of the nerve agent remain in the area.
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When the agency then fed those numbers back to the telecoms to get the communications logs of all of the people who had been in contact with its targets, it ended up gathering some data of people unconnected to the targets.
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However, and perhaps unrelatedly, some reports have suggested that Flynn was involved in yet another apparent effort to obtain Hillary Clinton's deleted emails from Russian hackers in 2016, undertaken by Peter Smith, a Republican consultant unconnected to the Trump campaign.
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"That guy is a dangerous predator and they basically let him go," said a Manhattan criminal defense attorney unconnected to the Hadden case but familiar with its details, who requested anonymity so as not to damage his relationship with the DA's office.
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Why it matters: It raises the possibility that Mueller is trying to build a more expansive case against Manafort — unconnected to the 2016 election and possibly tied to his foreign lobbying — in order to flip him against other top Trump team members.
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On Saturday night, after the 24-year-old kicked off her international Revival Tour at the Indonesia Convention Exhibition arena, she penned an emotionally reflective message to her fans, sharing that she felt "extremely unauthentic" and "unconnected" to herself and her music.
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My guess is that with her plan to seek that House seat now thwarted, Claire may form a PAC that (while seemingly unconnected to her) funnels money to the Dunbar campaign, greasing some palms so that Claire could become Dunbar's running mate.
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The Environmental Protection Agency will propose altering the definition of what qualifies as "Waters of the United States" under the regulation to remove streams that flow only after rain and wetlands unconnected to larger waterways, news outlet E&E reported, citing a document.
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S. dual citizen, has denied involvement in or knowledge of the affair and on Wednesday said there had been "some tensions" at the company unconnected to the Syrian inquiry and he thought it was in the best interests of everyone for him to move on.
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Sources described an investigation that has widened to focus on possible financial crimes, some unconnected to the 2016 elections, alongside the ongoing scrutiny of possible illegal coordination with Russian spy agencies and alleged attempts by President Donald Trump and others to obstruct the FBI investigation.
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Investigators believe this was part of a larger sum—perhaps $3.5 billion—that was siphoned off from 13MDB to a shell company in the British Virgin Islands which had an almost identical name to one of IPIC's subsidiaries, Aabar, but was unconnected to it.
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The eventual solution was obscure and unconnected to the puzzle itself, which doesn't quite bode well for the final release — not being able to solve a puzzle when you know what to do suggests that The Last Guardian's unpredictability may occasionally work against it.
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As a result, when the agency then fed those phone numbers back to the telecoms to get the communications logs of all of the people who had been in contact with its targets, the agency also gathered some data of people unconnected to the targets.
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Lloyd Long, a Pennsylvania criminal defense lawyer unconnected to the Cosby case, said the five-month time span was longer than is typical for most cases, but he was not surprised since the defense may be asking for more time to prepare mitigating evidence.
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Anne Poulin, a law professor at Villanova University who is unconnected to the case, said that filing a lawsuit of this kind while a related criminal case was ongoing was unusual, and that the Pennsylvania lawsuit could be an alternate attempt by Mr. Cosby to buy time.
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All we know is that this rare instance of Cook taking it upon himself to personally respond to a story (through a reporter who is unconnected to the outlet that initially ran it) definitely wasn't a choreographed PR move and most certainly was sent from an iPhone.
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But even if this proves true—and Republicans in Congress are doing everything in their power to see that it does—Trump may well be trying to stonewall for another reason, either out of general paranoia or a specific fear of an embarrassing revelation unconnected to Russia.
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This demand is not unconnected to demands for a wholesale reckoning with American racial history, reparations, and the redistribution of economic and political power presently hoarded by wealthy whites; it's all part of the society-wide project of deconstructing the white supremacist foundations of our country.
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Unlike the "Oxford style debates" tried by the House in the 1990s that were unconnected to any specific legislative activity, the initial debates by the whole House on the larger problems would take on special meaning by being tied to a mandate to committees to report legislation.
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But of the 54 initiatives in Thrive NYC, 31 previously existed at agencies scattered across the city; one of the new initiatives was an ad campaign promoting the program and free text and phone hotlines already existed in the private sector, although unconnected to city services.
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But the sounds in general — most new, though the lonely hook of "Wolves," from "The Life of Pablo" (2016), figured in the textures — were more ingratiating, with Latin dance beats, warm strings, and gentle singer-songwriterish guitar fingering that felt unconnected to the ostensibly intense story.
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The big question, then, is whether (1) and (2) are related: were the foreign aid and White House visit held up in order to get the investigations, or was it just a cosmically unlikely coincidence that both of these things happened, independent and unconnected to one another?
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Ongoing review of complaints A Denver-based judicial council last December dismissed a total of 83 complaints (some of which were unconnected to Ford), saying it lacked authority to address the claims because Kavanaugh, as a Supreme Court justice, was no longer covered by the judiciary's ethics code.
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Some lawyers unconnected to the case said that RBS's request to destroy legally sensitive documents could also be interpreted as a breach of Deferred Prosecution Agreements the bank signed to settle earlier DOJ investigations into its role in the widespread manipulation of interest rate and foreign exchange benchmarks.
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The conjecture appeared unconnected to Fermat's Last Theorem, a seemingly simple statement made by the French mathematician Pierre de Fermat in 21960: Equations of the form an + bn = cn do not have solutions when n is an integer greater than 270 and a, b and c are positive integers.
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But its sheer size and the rushed way it was put together made it an irresistible target for lobbyists, who launched a frenzied effort to insert into the must-pass legislation provisions their clients wanted, some of which had a timely rationale and others of which were largely unconnected to the coronavirus crisis.
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A serious president wouldn't be leveling unscripted threats at North Korea — uncoordinated with his secretaries of state and defense and unconnected to any larger strategy — or sanction a few no-account Chinese entities, desperately seek negotiations on terms sure to fail and threaten a war that would be catastrophic politically, militarily and morally.
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Mr. Flynn's contacts with the Russian ambassador to the United States are not in question, nor is his trip to Moscow to celebrate the Russian propaganda network RT — sitting next to Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin — but Moscow said on Tuesday that his resignation was a domestic matter unconnected to the Kremlin.
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Thant Myint-U acknowledges the real economic gains that have been made over the past decade — a growing middle class, a new kind of self-made entrepreneur unconnected to the cronyism of the old regime — but he also notes that Burma is still a very poor country where extreme inequality and attendant anxieties have flourished.
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We&aposre going to make a judgment about it, and my sense is, is that it&aposs going to clear the present of any question of collusion between his campaign and the Russians and there will be people like Paul Manafort who have real liability and have real legal problems because of their actions unconnected to the campaign.
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Trump Entertainment shows up every day now in the form of an outrageous "alternative fact," a pugnacious press conference, a tweet denouncing the news media as "the enemy of the American people" — or as a pep rally in Florida, unconnected to any particular legislative agenda and organized entirely for the purpose of giving the president an ego sugar high.
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Experts from tech company Enjoy recommend doing one of three things if you're still concerned: Create a new Google account to sign into the game that is unconnected to your personal or work accounts; check your account security on Google to see which apps are accessing your information and change permissions; and, finally, keep looking for updates from Pokémon Go so that when a change has been made, your game reflects that.
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"Government agents would discover a detailed portrait of individuals' political activities and associations, including their political views and commentary; the pictures and names of individuals who participated in or organized political demonstrations, rallies, dance parties, teach-ins, and other political events; messages reflecting a user's involvement or affiliation with specific political organizations or groups; and political or organizational strategies for political activism – all regarding events unconnected to January 20," the ACLU brief said.
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The Times report noted that problems with the metadata program began cropping up last year, when the NSA reportedly deleted its entire database of post-Freedom Act information after finding providers were handing over information that "included both accurate and inaccurate data":When the agency then fed those numbers back to the telecoms to get the communications logs of all of the people who had been in contact with its targets, it ended up gathering some data of people unconnected to the targets.
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And contrary to claims that detectives are left confused by the standards for promotion, he said the expectations are clear: "If they say they don't know that, then they really don't belong in the N.Y.P.D." Some black detectives said the promotion system, by leaving their careers in the hands of a largely white class of police executives, discouraged them from openly resisting slurs and tactics that corrode the relationship between the police and community: colleagues comparing black New Yorkers to "mutts" or "skid marks" or being quick to detain black people unconnected to a crime.
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" The defense seized on inconsistencies in the version of events Ms. Constand gave when she went to the police the next year, and statements she made later on: She said the assault took place in March 2004, after dinner at a restaurant, then said it occurred earlier, unconnected to the restaurant outing; she said the incident had been the first time she had been alone with Mr. Cosby in his home, then said it was the third time, and that she had rebuffed his sexual advances the first two times; she said she had minimal communication with him after the incident, then acknowledged many contacts. "Ms.
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