"On many levels I was dressing poorly and unethically," she said.
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People in my group have behaved unethically, for which I apologize.
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If he can't act unethically at an acceptable cost, he won't.
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If money was unethically acquired, what do you do with it?
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Moral disengagement— The ability to behave unethically without worrying about the consequences.
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Like any tool, however, it can also be used unethically to manipulate.
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Virtually all acknowledged that I had been treated unethically, if not contemptibly.
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The firm refutes the reports, claiming that the Financial Times has acted unethically.
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Preoccupations A company discovers that its employees have been behaving badly, even unethically.
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"If samples are obtained unethically, any resulting science is not ethical," she wrote.
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Stories abound of VA staff behaving unethically or negligently but receiving little disciplinary action.
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Or is the company merely treading uncomfortably and unethically close to the line of the law?
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In a further experiment, Ms Desai gave her participants the opportunity to behave ethically or unethically.
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It's clear now that he colluded with a losing candidate to unethically record a private conversation.
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And there is no doubt that Trump is wielding the power and prestige of the presidency unethically.
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But the deeper implication—that the president is pressuring the attorney general to act unethically—is inescapable.
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Civil Rights Division attorneys and local offices habitually acted unethically and unprofessionally while fighting the Lone Star State.
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The Nevada senator accused Grayson of using his Senate office to unethically promote his Cayman Island hedge fund.
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If any of what is alleged is true, the firm and its leadership behaved unethically, and possibly illegally.
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Secret video of Cambridge Analytica's top executives reveals how the firm covertly, and unethically, influences elections around the world.
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On Monday, Xinhua accused Baidu of abusing search engine technology to make money unethically, reported the Wall Street Journal.
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At least one study indicates that this is not the case—it's that winning itself makes people behave unethically.
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Some say its ancient name, which means "son's life seed", hints unethically at particular effectiveness in spawning male offspring.
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Novartis has said that, if an investigation finds its managers acted unethically, it will take "fast and decisive action".
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Democrats unethically used these junk polls to influence the media and create a narrative more favorable to their candidates.
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It was used, unethically, to cast the president as directing a criminal conspiracy to make "secret and illegal" payments.
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Good government groups, however, have criticized the president for unethically mixing official business with promotion of his own interests.
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Novartis has said that, if an investigation finds that its managers acted unethically, it will take "fast and decisive action".
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Henrietta Lacks' cells — the famous HeLa cells that were used to develop the polio vaccine — were unethically gathered and studied.
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But on Monday, Facebook was forced to pause the rollout after it became clear that people were using Marketplace unethically.
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The company is just the latest to move away from "unethically sourced" fur, following Gucci and the state of California.
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Years later in 2014, Kevin Steele beat Mr. Castor for D.A. by unethically attacking him for not prosecuting my husband.
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Mr. Kogan apologized for his role, but said he was considering suing Facebook for suggesting that he had acted unethically.
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I'm also all too aware that unethically produced fast fashion is exploiting its underpaid laborers and helping destroy the planet.
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The poll also found that 85033 percent of Americans believe Trump acted unethically in the hush-money payments but not illegally.
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"Nondisclosure agreements cannot stop people from whistle-blowing, but it is clear that some employers are using them unethically," she said.
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The bill also gives the California Medical Board new power to investigate doctors who are unethically gaming the medical exemption system.
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The CIA on Wednesday pushed back against WikiLeaks's release regarding the agency's hacking programs, insisting it never acted unethically, unconstitutionally or illegally.
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We need to know if the president has illegally evaded taxes or unethically avoided them by exploiting special breaks in the law.
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For a lot of companies, especially the big ones, breaking the law or acting unethically is just the cost of doing business.
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Instances of deception in the 2012 and 2016 elections illustrate how microtargeting can be used ethically to persuade and unethically to manipulate.
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Another 6900 percent of Americans said Trump acted unethically but not illegally, while 2628 percent said they believed he did nothing wrong.
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Facebook has filed multiple lawsuits this year targeting bot sellers, data harvesters, and other companies that it says unethically exploit its platform.
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The biggest tech companies continue to test the limits of antitrust laws, behave unethically and push back against government intervention, she said.
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Other scientists quoted by the NYT said that, if the specimen were obtained illegally or unethically, then the resulting science is also unethical.
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For too long, companies have told us that we can wipe away our guilt for buying unethically made clothes through even more consumerism.
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Opponents say it relies on shock value, reinforces stereotypes about women and menstruation being "unclean," and unethically portrays a girl with a disability.
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"Just like a interview that has been edited unethically, we may be getting a purposely misleading view," he said in an online chat.
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According to the Pew Research Center, 216 percent of Americans believe that members of Congress behave unethically at least some of the time.
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Pew also reports that more than four in five people say members of Congress act unethically all, most or some of the time.
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The supporters point out that district attorneys, who are immune from civil suits for their official actions, are seldom penalized for acting unethically.
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Along with criminals and other people looking to suppress negative search results, reputable brands and ad agencies also try to unethically game the system.
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It is a reminder of how much harm the wrong man can do if he wields the power and prestige of the presidency unethically.
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"Sometimes data behaves unethically," Antonio Garcia-Martinez, a former Facebook employee who worked on the advertising team, wrote in an essay in The Guardian.
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A Pew poll found a majority of 51% want him gone; 63% think Trump has acted illegally, and 70% think he has acted unethically.
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Deutsche perpetually tried to squeeze into markets with razor-thin margins and found the only way to profit was to act illegally or unethically.
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Finally, stories about people in positions of power behaving unethically and not having to pay the consequences have been dishearteningly common in recent days.
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The Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre is accusing Max Mara of unethically stealing its designs from a local ethnic group in Laos called the Oma.
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For example, 81 percent responded that members of Congress act unethically, and fewer than half indicated that journalists cover all sides of an issue fairly.
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Regardless of the absence of a criminal charge, the FBI can determine that Comey acted unprofessionally and the bar can determine that he acted unethically.
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"Non-disclosure agreements cannot stop people from whistleblowing, but it is clear that some employers are using them unethically," she told the House of Commons.
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It is important to remember the House and Senate have a constitutionally-mandated duty to punish and expel members of Congress when they act unethically.
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For years, veteran advocates and lawmakers have worked to close the widely-known 90/85003 loophole that for-profit schools use to target veterans unethically.
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On one level, it might be unsurprising that a company guided by Steve Bannon would turn out to be using user data unethically and without permission.
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"I feel he is likely willing to ignore and fail to report exculpatory material, extreme bias and act unethically and possibly deceptively to win," Wooten wrote.
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A poll taken last November found that seven in 10 Americans think Clinton acted either illegally or unethically by using the private server, The Hill reported.
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"Non-disclosure agreements cannot stop people from whistleblowing, but it is clear some empoyers are using them unethically," May said responding to a question in parliament.
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Among Republicans, 53% say the president did not do anything seriously wrong, but more than a quarter think he acted either unethically (23%) or illegally (4%).
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In each case she found that managers were less likely to ask those in their charge to act unethically if they displayed some indication of moral values.
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"We continue to believe that we do not have a widespread problem with people acting unethically in order to achieve sales goals," Chief Executive Bharat Masrani said.
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I sat down with her over breakfast to talk about the business of being a pet influencer and how she avoids clients who treat their pets unethically.
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It raises serious doubts about how rigorous Amazon has been about systemically ensuring that neither its employees nor its algorithms are allowing buyers to be unethically overcharged.
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"[Jared Kushner] implied I had acted unethically and inappropriately but didn't state one fact to back that up," Christie writes in the book, according to The Guardian.
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When it is done unethically, it can taint the public's perception of an industry that has provided millions of Americans with their first shot at an entrepreneurial venture.
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A staff shake-up is not going to solve the problem of Conway unethically using her office to hawk Trump merchandise because the root problem is Trump himself.
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Criticize her character if she acts illegally or unethically, discuss her back catalogue of records, write thinkpieces about her latest release, but leave her body out of it.
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Several children and women's rights groups on Monday lodged a complaint with Indonesia's Judicial Commission, demanding that the verdict be reviewed and accusing the judge of acting unethically.
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Mr. Merrill and Ms. Goodman said that they were aware of tour operators who behaved unethically or dangerously, but that most were mindful of not harming the dolphins.
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Most customers have a selective memory when it comes to buying from exploitative companies: Research has shown that most either forget or misremember products that are unethically made.
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A former security manager named Sean Gouthro alleges in a whistleblower report with the Securities and Exchange Commission that Tesla behaved unethically in its search for the leaker.
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The CIA insisted Wednesday that it had never acted illegally, unconstitutionally or unethically with its hacking initiatives while declining to comment on the authenticity of the WikiLeaks cache.
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But if I'm wrong about the above and our species dies out for want of a sex drive, have we behaved unethically vis-à-vis "future contingent persons," i.e.
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JAKARTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Food and beverage giant PepsiCo's affiliate in Indonesia has been linked to child labor, worker exploitation, unethically low wages and hazardous working conditions, activists said.
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For decades, the Max Planck Society had no qualms about using these unethically sourced samples for its research, but things changed in the late 1980s owing to political pressure.
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"Criminally and unethically, Takata chose profits over people--avoiding remedial action and repeatedly lying to safety officials as these airbags remained in cars like ticking time bombs," said Sens.
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"[Kushner] implied I had acted unethically and inappropriately but didn't state one fact to back that up," Christie writes in the book, according to excerpts published by The Guardian.
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First, his former personal lawyer, quite unethically, accused him of having committed a criminal violation of the federal election laws by paying money to an extortionist, alleged ex-mistress.
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And women are not fat slobs or bimbos, and the disabled should not be ridiculed, and congressional committees should not be unethically misused for taxpayer-financed partisan witch hunts.
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In February, Reid endorsed Murphy and called Grayson to drop out of the costly race, citing allegations that he unethically promoted his Cayman Islands hedge funds while serving in Congress.
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Consumers are increasingly turning to cruelty-free alternatives to factory-farmed meat and unethically sourced fish, but experts are still debating what kind of consumption does the least harm overall.
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Amnesty International attacked the electric vehicle (EV) industry on Thursday for selling itself as environmentally friendly while producing many of its batteries using polluting fossil fuels and unethically sourced minerals.
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While Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday that she would not comment on a particular case, she added that it was clear that some employers are using NDAs unethically.
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It is also a stark caution against human hubris, as the early decades of hereditary science show just how much damage science can cause when it's poorly done and unethically applied.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Consumers who knowingly buy products that have been made unethically - using child labor or endangered trees - may cope by forgetting the truth about their origins, researchers said.
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LONDON, Oct 24 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday that some employers were using non-disclosure agreements unethically and that the government would look further into the matter.
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And when people reflected on how they felt power was actually used — that is, unethically — obtaining a sense of power themselves made them more likely to cheat in a dice game.
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In so doing, they failed to investigate the real problem about Lewinsky: not that Clinton was having an affair, but that he was potentially wielding his power over a subordinate unethically.
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" The American Medical Association told the justices McClure's facility appears to be acting unethically because information it provides on the debated link between abortion and breast cancer is "likely to prove misleading.
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The need to act in ethical manner is not just a moral one, but when people act unethically it also exposes them to compromise particularly in dealing with foreigners, is that true?
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In the modern era, the line of sports PR blurs too far deep into the jurisdiction of a free press, and it's sad to see that UFC might have acted so unethically.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Amnesty International attacked the electric vehicle (EV) industry on Thursday for selling itself as environmentally friendly while producing many of its batteries using polluting fossil fuels and unethically sourced minerals.
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Ms. Eshet cited the steps the company took in response to the scandal, including its move this month to drop the aggressive sales goals that employees said created pressure to act unethically.
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" The American Medical Association told the justices McClure's facility appears to be acting unethically because information it provides on the debated link between abortion and breast cancer is "likely to prove misleading.
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I knew we needed a reporting structure that didn't have to weigh the company's interest in deciding how to respond when those in power acted unethically or behaved inappropriately—or worse, criminally.
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The investigation is the latest example of House Democrats using their oversight power to look into whether or not members of President Donald Trump's Cabinet are acting unethically in their official roles.
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And if Bornstein indeed allowed for embellishments in the letter, then he acted unethically, using his position as a doctor to mislead the public about the health of the oldest incoming president.
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Prosecutor Moe Thu Aung's questioned the witnesses over whether they could have known what the intentions of the defendants were while they were reporting and whether they believed the journalists would behave unethically.
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She was fired from the Brian Center days after notifying police, and she said she plans to sue the facility to make a statement: that nurses will not be forced to act unethically.
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In a Quinnipiac Poll on Wednesday, just 34 percent of Americans approved of Trump's job performance; 60 percent, including 1 in 5 Republicans, said the president had acted illegally or unethically involving Russia.
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In his public remarks, Mr. Stumpf has tried to play down the bank's misdeeds, emphasizing that only a small percentage of its work force has been caught acting unethically and fired for it.
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On Wednesday, the Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit that hosts Wikipedia, denied collaborating on the project and blasted the North Face and its advertising partner, Leo Burnett Tailor Made, for "unethically" manipulating the site.
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Legally and ethically, would-be buyers of antiquities are required to do due diligence when it comes to the items' origins: essentially, ensuring that they are not buying stolen or unethically acquired goods.
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Allegations surfaced over the weekend that Gorsuch suggested in a law class last year that women unethically use companies for maternity benefits, leading to a student to share her concerns with the law school.
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And in order to have a humane and ethical conversation about reducing human fertility, we have to acknowledge that we already live in a society that pressures, unethically incentivizes, and forces conversations about birth.
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Are we acting unethically — or at the least selfishly or self-indulgently — in pursuing biological children instead of adopting orphans who could benefit from what (we like to think) would be a good home?
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Clinton on Thursday, saying that she acted unethically by allowing Donna Brazile, the interim Democratic National Committee chairwoman, to tip her off to questions that she would face at a Democratic town hall event.
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Companies should require clients and other people who use the data to promise that they will not use the tech and data for unethical or discriminatory practices — and should penalize those that act unethically.
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Mark Warner's office organized a briefing featuring Tristan Harris, the former Google Design Ethicist who argues that tech companies unethically manipulated their users, and academic Zeynep Tufekci, who is a prominent critic of Silicon Valley.
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Ambitious sales goals are "not inherently harmful," the consumer bureau said in its complaint, but without sufficient supervision, they can create incentives for employees to act unethically to increase their compensation or protect their jobs.
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Wheeler will come to the EPA as Republican and Democratic lawmakers are investigating allegations that Scott Pruitt, the agency's administrator, acted unethically on expensive air travel, a condominium lease, and in arranging raises for close aides.
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But that message gets lost when a CEO behaves unethically in front of his team or other subordinates -- for example by lying to those he's trying to cut a deal with on the phone, Walsh said.
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Academics and students in the fields of computer science and artificial intelligence joined Google employees in voicing concerns about Project Maven, arguing that Google was unethically paving the way for the creation of fully autonomous weapons.
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Critics have argued that Fortnite emotes are unethically divorcing dances from their original context and erasing the work of artists (particularly black artists, who have filed the majority of these lawsuits) even if they're legally defensible.
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"People behaving unethically in order to achieve these (sales) goals would be inconsistent with who we are as an institution, and I don't believe we have a widespread problem with that type of behavior," Masrani said.
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The Madison Square Garden Company accused Marie Claire magazine of behaving unethically on Tuesday, hours after the magazine published snippets from a meeting between a group of Rockettes and James L. Dolan, the company's executive chairman.
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But it's not clear how actively Amazon is monitoring participating agencies for violations of its terms of service, which the company claims allow it to suspend or ban organizations and individuals that use Rekognition unlawfully or unethically.
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Why did Scott Pruitt, the embattled administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, resign Thursday after surviving months of unfavorable news stories involving his controversial actions and allegations that that he had behaved unethically – and possibly illegally – in office?
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Unethical media behavior has been around long before Bitcoin, but the combination of new and sometimes complex technology, along with lofty promises of fortunes, means that it can be especially damaging when this industry's news sites behave unethically.
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The reports about Cambridge Analytica's close ties to Steve Bannon and the Trump campaign suggest that, because the Trump team targeted and constructed its ads according to unethically received data, the ads themselves gave Trump an unfair advantage.
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"People behaving unethically in order to achieve these (sales) goals would be inconsistent with who we are as an institution, and I don't believe we have a widespread problem with that type of behavior," CEO Bharat Masrani said.
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"We were disappointed to learn that The North Face, an outdoor recreation product company, and Leo Burnett Tailor Made, an ad agency retained by The North Face, unethically manipulated Wikipedia," the organization wrote in a blog post published yesterday.
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By contrast, the Rosenstein memorandum was three pages long, mainly cited op ed articles or television interviews by former DOJ officials, did not accuse Comey of acting unethically or in bad faith, and did not even recommend firing him.
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"The DOJ has acted very unethically, particularly the attorney general's private lengthy meeting with Bill Clinton shortly before the Department's decision not to prosecute her for crimes that would have been prosecuted against almost any other citizen," Trump said.
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A study published last year by Ohio State University (OSU) in the United States found that consumers may forget or tune out uncomfortable information about the origin of products they buy if they learn those items were made unethically.
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The council also barred Galanda from practicing in the tribe's courts, saying he'd behaved unethically by citing an opinion he wrote while serving as a judge for another tribe; the court began to return all of his filings unopened.
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But most ethicists think that we do not have ethical obligations to bring people into existence in the first place; I do not behave unethically by choosing never to have children, much less by choosing each month not to conceive.
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The college says the program was suspended because of under-enrollment and a delicate financial situation, but students and teachers claim CTCR was eliminated unethically and possibly in retaliation for expressions of dissent against recent changes in the school's administration.
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The term "unethically sourced" stems from the fact that often, animals popular only for their fur and not commonly used for food — such as foxes, rabbits, and minks — are put through "cruel" conditions for their fur, the New York Times reports.
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The conversation has done a lot of valuable work, encouraging more scrutiny of charitable activity, pointing out where philanthropy is a fig leaf for misconduct, and forcing institutions to grapple with when it's wrong to accept money that was unethically acquired.
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The tools of molecular biology unlocked by their discovery have since been used to trace humanity's prehistory, devise lifesaving therapies, and develop Crispr, a gene-editing technology that was used recently, and unethically, to alter the DNA of twin human embryos.
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Facebook, which Kogan said he is currently considering suing for defamation, suggested to the New York Times that he had acted unethically, using an app to collect Facebook user data he claimed was for academic purposes, but later gave to Cambridge Analytica.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --CIA BUCKS WIKILEAKS: The CIA on Wednesday pushed back against WikiLeaks's release regarding the agency's hacking programs, insisting it never acted unethically, unconstitutionally or illegally.
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Each also intervened unethically to protect themselves, McCabe in orchestrating a leak to correct a news article on himself and Comey who issued the October letter (it seems) out of fear he would have problems remaining FBI director if he didn't come forward.
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" According to The Guardian, Kushner did not want Christie to take over the administration's transition team and in a meeting with Trump, Christie wrote that Kushner "implied I had acted unethically and inappropriately but didn't state one fact to back that up.
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And at night, I log into Yik Yak, the social media app, and read what students have written — voyeuristically, and at times, I worry, unethically — pulsing with urgency out from the heart of our college campus, only three blocks from my home.
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The letter said he behaved unethically in renting a room from the wife of an energy lobbyist, wasted taxpayer money, and had taken numerous actions that contravened the EPA's mission, including a trip to Morocco to promote U.S. exports of natural gas.
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The question of whether it is ethical to go to a country that persecutes people based on their gender, sexuality, religion or ethnicity is one that I have always answered unethically, which is to say, without an underlying principle that can be applied universally.
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It is our responsibility to see how often we are confronted with a complicated narrative and reduce it to a morality play, and to question the satisfaction that comes with believing that every new incarceration, no matter how needlessly punitive or unethically secured, means justice has been served.
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For example, if I am newly pregnant (let's assume we agree a conceptus is not yet a person) and I choose to take a drug for trivial reasons, fully knowing that it will harm to conceptus and result in a person with lifelong disabilities, I have arguably behaved unethically towards her.
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Looking at Michael Cohen's recent revelation that work continued on a potential project in Russia during the 13 campaign, 21% believe Trump acted unethically in considering projects in Russia during the campaign, 2015% say it was unwise but not unethical, and 23.8% say there was nothing wrong with Trump's action.
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Why it matters: Democrats have largely accepted that special counsel Robert Mueller was not able to establish a criminal conspiracy in his investigation, but they are still pushing for the Justice Department to release the full report in order to determine whether Trump and his campaign acted unethically or may otherwise be compromised.
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Though the office itself might be little-known outside Washington, it's pursued more than 20093 investigations into allegations that members of the House of Representatives acted unethically — shining a public light on behavior that would have gone unnoticed in the past and leading to more penalties for unethical acts than in earlier eras.
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Still, the Hulu film's implication is clear: Jerry Media is acting unethically in (presumably) benefiting from whatever licensing fees Netflix paid for the film, when it played an instrumental role in marketing the Fyre Festival, along with its mastermind/master con artist Billy McFarland and Ja Rule, his business partner at the time.
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Additionally, attorney Alan Schoenfeld, who is representing the Planned Parenthood Federation of America and the American Medical Association, said all Planned Parenthood providers, which operates about 40% of the program's clinics nationwide, will have to leave the program as a result of the rule because it would force them to "practice unethically," the outlet said.
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"I find it disingenuous that after unethically using taxpayers' resources to call us liars, you would ask me to testify in front of a committee for a matter already decided by the administration and applauded by the Utah delegation just a week ago," Chouinard wrote in an open letter posted on Patagonia's website on Tuesday.
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To be clear, if there was evidence indicating that political or career appointees from the administration of President George W. Bush were actively and unethically working to damage the campaign of then Senator Barack Obama or the administration of President Obama, I would want them exposed and then prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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Trump knocked the Justice Department for acting "very unethically" and noted former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE's private meeting with Attorney General Loretta Lynch while she was still investigating Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server.
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Ghastly as it might seem to expose people to literal poison, scientists have been using neutered, non-contagious endotoxins to make people mildly sick for decades, with no serious side-effects that we know of (That's not to say that scientists don't have a long history of unethically exposing people to dangerous illnesses for research, of course, even as recently as this decade).
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Read more: Macy's and Bloomingdale's will stop selling fur as part of a company-wide ban that will discontinue all unethically sourced fur products and services by early 2021Burberry isn't the only designer selling wild winter fashionAt the time of writing, Rick Owens has a $3,440 coat on the market, which stands out thanks to its "sculptural shape" and black-and-white design.
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In a nutshell, that's the argument against shaming people and organizations that take money from multimillionaires who arrived at their fortunes unethically — whether they're involved in a company found to have used enslaved labor, accused of hiding evidence of the opioid crisis, or, in Epstein's case, convicted of procuring minors for prostitution and suspected of having used their hedge fund to enable and cover for the abuse of girls and young women.
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